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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

6

Waterways freight revival boosts Mobile trade

The Alamo steamship arrives from Birmingham with dry goods for Goodall Dry Goods Co. The Pratt Consolidated Coal Plant will move goods up the Bigbee and Warrior rivers to Maxine Lock 17 for trucking to Birmingham. Allen and Jem and a Mallory Line ship will send 88 000 pounds of shotgun shells to Mobile via Bigbee and Walner, saving by all water routing.

Alamo Mobile Goodall- Dry Goods Co Birmingham Pratt Consolidated Coal Y Magic City Maxine Birm Hat Ae York Tuscaloosa Allen and Jem Druid City le Bighee Walner Allen Savannah Tuscay

Auburn Sets the Pace for State Creameries

Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Auburn launches the Farmers' Co operative Creamery with Noel A Negley in charge to aid local farmers within shipping distance. It promises a dependable year round market and fair prices, with campus support including equipment at low cost and guidance from the Animal Husbandry department.

Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn Noel A. Negley Devy Alabama Tech Eamn Institute Dir Stationg

Wilsons Note to Germany Aims at Prompt Peace and Strength

President Wilson issues a firm but courteous note to Germany urging immediate action to end the war without delay. Bryan appeals to the people for steadfast negotiation until a mutual understanding is reached or war ends. Citizens demand peace yet insist on protection and freedom on the seas.

Wilson Germany United States Bryan America China

Organized Labor Endorses Henderson for Bond Plan

Alabama State Federation of Labor the largest South labor group endorses Gov Charles Hendersons bond plan for state financial relief. Birmingham Trades Council also backs the governor urging local councils to follow suit highlighting broad support across workers.

Alabama Alabama State Federation of Labor Birmingham Trades Council Ohio River Henderson Labor Organizations of Alabama Station of Labor

Tract Societies Donate Libaries to Chinese Pastors

The Chinese tract society of Shang distributed 420 libraries valued at $10 each to Chinese pastors labor central and west China tract societies donated 200 libraries each. Their tract societies placed six libraries worth $20 each in conveniently located churches. The hath.

Chinese Tract Society of Shang Central West China

Biloxi Sees Record Tourism Amid Highway Expansion

Biloxi enjoys its largest tourist trade in years as visitors flood the Gulf coast following the Memphis to coast highway extension. Hotels fill quickly and a steady stream of travelers from across Mississippi boost local commerce. Also noted are four Sacred Heart graduates, a 4 percent bank dividend, Elks Lodge events, and the dedication of the new Pizzatti Pavilion with a schoolchildren recital and address by Superintendent R P Linfield.

Biloxi Miss Gulf Coast Jackson-Gulf Coast Memphis Sacred Heart The Dukate Irma Kamm Bessey Augustine Rosa Tucei Bert Cecilie van Court Iby Olivia McCabe First National Bank of Bilox B. P. O. Elks Elks

Rotary Hears Two Lectures On Waterways and Health

Mobile Rotary Club heard Captain Wilson I. Davenny praise the Warrior River opening and a future shipbuilding plant as steps to industrial growth. Dr. R. H. Von Erdorff described malaria in the South, noting 800000 cases yearly and benefits of a malarial survey. Committee announcements followed, with Roosevelt invited as guest.

Dr. von Erdorf Captain Davenny Warrior River Mobile Alabama Wilson I. Davenny National Rivers and Harbors Congress Mobile Rotary Club South R. H. von Erdorff United States Public Health Service Seale Harris A. J. Parsons Theodore Roosevelt Palmer Pillans John T. Cochrane W. G. Austin J. Leslie Taylor Wm. H. Monk, Jr F. W. Evans Thomas J. Eaton Charles B. Hervey Matt Mahorer, Jr W. H. Reynolds Charles Keller George B. Rogers S.S. Brandon W. H. Bryant T. K. Jackson Percy W. Maer J. J. McMahon J. W. White Frank Backes Lee Zimmern G. P. Moreland W. B. Paterson New Enterprises W. H. Armbrecht H. W. Taylor H.O. Hansen A. le Blanc M. D. Kahn J. W. Hunter

Darkness Before Dawn at the Empire in Shannon's Fife program

The Empire features the Lubin three reel drama Darkness Before Dawn with Earl Metcalfé and Ethel Clayton as leads. Also shown are John Bunny in Bunnyland and The Clutch of Circumstances with E. H. Calvert Lillian Drew and Betty Scott. Tiger Bait, a jungle animal Selig tale, rounds out the program.

the Empire Shannon’ Fife Earl Metcalfé Ethel Clayton the Empire Today Mfe John Bunny Vitagraph Carl Lederer E. H. Calvert Lillian Drew Betty Scott

Cessna Launches Saturday Excursion to Battles and Fairhope

The Charles E. Cessna will begin Saturday trips to Battles and Fairhope with stops at both. It departs at 8 p.m. from Dauphin street and returns to Mobile by 9 p.m. The same trip runs Sundays starting at noon with two hours at Battles and two hours forty five minutes at Fairhope.

Charles E. Cessna Battles Fairhope Dauphin Street Mobile Grey 1St Rcial Ng

Demand Genuine Bottled Coca Cola

A brief note urges consumers to seek genuine bottled Coca Cola and questions authenticity and naming details. The message emphasizes a preference for the true brand identity over imitations.

United States Notes to Germany on Ocean Rights and Lusitania Loss

The note discusses U S positions on freedom of the seas and liability for attacks on neutral ships. It criticizes Germany for the Lusitania sinking and reiterates demand for humane conduct, while offering U S mediation to ease tensions. The document cites Cushing Gulflight Lusitania and seeks assurances that German actions respect international law.

Washington Germany Benin Department of State Washcain Cushing Gulflight United States Lusitania Canada Great Britain Bac Imperial German Admiralty May Robert Lansing

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