Abandon Canal Cruise Plans Reported For Atlantic Fleet
Washington reports a summer program for the Atlantic fleet is abandoned after a collision near Ansett bay. The text lists divisions from Newport and Providence and maneuvers slated at Block Island Sound and Tangier Sound with a War game to Hampton Roads. The Pacific cruise is canceled and the battleships Wisconsin and Missouri are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Momeasy
Fletcher
Ansett Bay
Newport
Providencetown
Mass
Lion
Rockport
Age
Sett Bay
Block Island Sound
Hampton Roads
Tangier Sound
Hampton
San Francisco
Lec‘Daniels
Pacific
Wisconsin
Missouri
Rotarians Hear Talk on Waterways by Capt Davenny
The Mobile Rotary Club luncheon featured Capt W J Davenny field secretary of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress speaking on Waterways. President Palmer Pi presided at the Rotary Room of the Henge Hotel as the meeting and meal were served.
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Mobile Rotary Club
W. L Davenny
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Rotary
Henge Hotel
Palmer Pi
Local notes from Jackson and area visitors
Jackson residents report routine homecomings from Montgomery and How College. Local women attend Sunday school and a free lecture on woman suffrage at the graded school auditorium. Several families plan weekend visits and summer school travel to Grove Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Marshall
Viola
Ellen Frisbie
J. B. Williams
Grove Hill
Irvington Personal News Roundup from St Pauls Chapel
A children's meeting was held at St Pauls chapel by Mr Hannington of Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs A F Hafner welcome a baby boy who moved their family to the Dew farm north of Irvington. Miss Stevens hosted friends for Mrs B F Hangon. Irvington baseball boys won at St Elmo. C F Kuhn left for Chicago for an indefinite stay. J H Curry and Ohio Naval Academy practice squad plan to sail to San Francisco after the inquiry into exam irregularities ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Ala
St. Paul’s Chapel
Hannington
Pittsburgh
A. F. Hafner
Rochester
N. Y
Dew Farm
Gladden
B. F. Hangon
Irvington Baseball Boys
St. Elmo
C. F. Kuhn
Chicago
Iils
J. H. Curry
Sune
Christian Church
Florence Ussell
Wuarte
Sant
B. O
Ray
Baptist Church
Mf EL
Cessna
Colonial Inn
School Improvement Association
W. Be Swest
Walter Overton
Sweet
C. S. Coleman
Mobile
Fairhope
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
W. P. Minnich
Section Street
Cole
Wood
Pohlman
Gaston
Jackson
Johnson and Payne
Zundells
Wil Dealy
Fight to Legislature urged for Mobile medical school
Dr. Denny urged legislative action to preserve and support Mobile's School of Medicine as alumni, faculty, and students gathered for a luncheon. Speakers including Dr. Frazer, Dr. Craighead, Mat Mahomer Jr., and Senator Hartwell emphasized Mobile's claim to the medical college and its role in state education.
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School of Medicine Association of
Bahn
Bate
Secntry
H.oo Dah
Ana Verie
Alabama
Mobile
Aeham
Hs Frank
Forcible
Denny
Poe
T. H. Frazer
Medical College
Erwin Craighead
The
of Mobile
Mat Mahomer, Jr
R. C. Rush
C. A. Mohr
J. T. Burkholter
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
B. B. Chamberlain
Birmingham
Frazer
Matt Mahomer
E. D. Bondurant
Charles A. Mohr
J. R. Burkholter
Public Health Service
Marine Hospital
Johns Hopkins
E. A. Cummins
Spring Hill College
South
Harry T. Hartwell
Matthew Brewster
Marine Movements Report From The Port
The Louis M Richards arrives at Buenos Aires after 104 days from Mobile with a lumber cargo loaded by Moragues Lumber Co The Bahamas Timber Co will load the Evadne at Cuban ports and leads the Doris and Perceler in the fleet The City of Mobile and Alma left docks for upper river points with freight and a few passengers The Ines arrived at its Tampa bound cargo point The Mobile Liners ferrying cargo for Rotterdam left Port Eads for Mobile The tug Mary Wittich moved to STARSTIME MOVEMENTS GALVESTON
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Louis M. Richards
Mobile
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Moragues Lumber Co
Bahamas Timber Co
Evadne
Doris
Amn
Perceler
City of
Alma
Ines
Tampa
Fila
Mobile Liners, Inc
Rotterdam
Holland
Port Eads
Mary Wittich
Ryan Towboat Company
Anger & Iruce Big Docks
Starstime
Galveston
University Struggles to Keep Mobile College Safe from Closure
Striking passages reveal a debate over keeping the Mobile college within the University, the danger of removal to Birmingham, and calls to rally support. Officials defend the Class A status and urge legislative funding to prevent loss of students and faculty.
Visitors and arrivals fill city hotels and docks
The city saw numerous visitors at the Cawthon and Bienville hotels including N J Hare New Orleans E B McMillan Gadsden Ala and Captain Joseph A Bisso of the Bisso Tow Boat Co New Orleans. Railroad official H O Thom Gulfport and other lumbermen were in town, while ships and crews arrived and departed at the port with several vessels listed.
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Little Daughter
Montgomery
Curtis Shugart
Cawthon Hotel
Cawthon Heel
N. J. F. Hare
New Orleans
W. E.dins
Slidell
B. F. Emery
Atlanta
E. BE. McMillan
Gadsden
Ala
J F. Brown and Son
H. O. Thom
Gulfport
Miss
Ratesana and Nashville Railroad
Battle House
J. A. Hudson
Cc. B. Hudson
L. Hudson
Wickslis
J. L. Buckle
J. Foster
Ate
H.S. Hull
Edina E. Roley
Jane F. Bradley
Okolona
Bienville
Ee College
Sam
A la Barre
B. Underduck Washington Co
Tudker
Chava Ale
Herta
Seaman
H. Gal
Thu
St. Drew
Ayvindsor
Peake
J. J. Rogers
Wealoone
German prize court to handle question in indemnity case
The German Foreign Minister von Jagow states Germany will let prize courts decide compensation in the Frye case and related claims under treaty provisions. He says indemnity will align with international law and urges American parties to file claims in the German prize proceedings records.
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P. Court
1Liam
P. Frye
von Jagow
Germans Retreat From the Russian Baltic Provinces
The report summarizes Baltic front actions as German forces withdraw while Russian and Austro German exchanges push near Praetmysl and Lemberg. It notes Italian attempts across the Isonzo facing difficulties and discusses Bryan’s resignation dominating English press commentary.
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Russian Baltic Provinces
Austrians Flood Lower Isonzo Region To Halt Italian Advance
Austrians attempted to flood the lower Isonzo river area duplicating Bel um tactics to slow the Italian advance. Banks of the river broke and portions were carried away by floods, but no serious damage to Italian forces was reported.
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Udine
Italy
Isonzo
Belum
Vann Family Moves to Magnolia and Washington Avenues
Oakdale residents Mr Jim Vann and wife and family have relocated to Magnolia and Washington avenues. The St Matthew s Social Club hosted a Wednesday event or meeting as part of local community activities.
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Oakdale
Jim Vann
Magnolia
Washington Avenues
St. Matthew's
Steamer Pleasure Bay Leaves Port After Brief Delay
A steamer named Pleasure Bay departs after a short delay of about eight hours and thirty two minutes. The vessel number or port of origin is not clearly stated in the fragment.
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Pleasure Bay
Rail rules fight prompts revocation order by commission
Montgomery Alabama special report states the railroad commission orders revocation of Rule 1 of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The decision requires returning to pre agreement freight rates on 110 commodity groups and adjusting others to legislative rates. The commission issued further orders in related cases.
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Montgomery
Ala
Railroad Commission
Ava and Nashville Railroad Company
Louisville and Nashville
Commission
Victory for Mobile in Rule No 1 dispute
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce and the Merchants and Manufacturers Freight Bureau of Birmingham led a vigorous campaign before the state commission. They secured a ruling forcing the railroad to roll back rates on all shipments within the 110 commodity group to the old level after Louisville and Nashville had increased its charges. Traffic Manager Cobb and Chairman Parsons represented the local groups in the rate contest before the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Freight Bureau of
Birmingham
State Commission
Louisville and Nashville
Cobb
Parsons
Committee On Rates of
The
Chamber of Commerce
Pig Iron Case Continued and Depot Debate at Fruithurst
Sagog ee and Mobile pig iron case will be continued at the next meeting due to absence of key official. The commission will open the Fruithurst depot case with debates over depot location and a new depot required by Southern Railway. Extension on 10 percent freight increase granted until November 30 amid divided opinions on railroad valuation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Sagogee
Ponte Fag Mme Ee Pues
Louisville
Nashville
Fruithurst
Southern Railway
Alabama
Uation
Sam P. Kennedy
8S. P. Gaillard
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