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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1913

Page

5

Gettysburg prepares for big crowds with new rail link

Gettysburg plans a special railroad track from the town to the battlefield to manage the expected large crowds for the July 1 to 4 joint battle celebration. Rail representatives say they have handled up to 15,000 in a day and aim to manage five to six times that many. A signal corps will be stationed on Little Round Top to flash the wartime signals used by Union forces.

Associated Press Gettysburg Signal Corps Little Round Top

Mrs. Robinson to Speak at Mobile Convention

Mrs. B I Robinson of Auburn will address the convention of American Dairy Drug and Food officials in Mobile, discussing tomato culture and canning amid support from Mobile county agent C H Billingsley. Attendees from Maine to Indiana expected Monday as part of the program. A health note urges slower eating and Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation.

Montgomery Ala George A. Maloney Mobile County C. H. Billingsley B. I. Robinson Auburn Alabama Mobile Robinson Billingsley Maine Connecticut Oregon Washington California Minnesota Kentucky Indiana

Suburban Banks Not Segregated By Policy Change

The Attorney General ruled suburbs are not separate under the national bank act, setting minimum capital for banks in cities over 50 000 residents at 200 000, likely forcing suburban towns to form state banks. Existing small suburban banks may remain charters if not retroactively affected.

Associated Press Washington McReynolds Treasury Department National Bank Act New York Chicago

The Star Medicine Foley's Honey and Tar Compound

June weather hints at all morning planets while Foley's Honey and Tar Compound remains the Star medicine for coughs colds croup and whooping cough The ad promises the product halts colds heads off bronchitis and pneumonia with a genuine yellow packaged remedy from Van Antwerp Drug Corp.

Mars Venus Saturn Jupiter Foley van Antwerp Drug Corp

Flour and leaflets thrown at Asquith in Commons

During a Commons session Premier Asquith was targeted as a bag of flour burst near the speaker’s chair. A companion batch of leaflets fell, shouted by a young man invoking suffragist martyr Emily Wilding Davison.

Associated Press London Asquith House of Commons Emily Wilding Davison

Grief Follows Bishop Kennedy as Mother Dies

Bishop Thomas F. Kennedy, rector of the American College in Rome, travels to America after wireless news reports his mother Siobap Kennedy died late Tuesday night at her home near Philadelphia. The article notes her husband had died earlier.

Associated Press Philadelphia Thomas F. Kennedy American College Rome America Here Siobap Kennedy

Quaker Oats Faces Federal Suit Over Oatmeal Monopoly

The Quaker Oats Company is accused in a civil suit filed in Chicago of monopoly in oatmeal and by products. The government seeks an injunction to restore competitive conditions and to declare the company illegal in itself under the Sherman Act.

Associated Press Chicago Quaker Oats Company Oatmeal Trust United States Great Western Cereal Company Henry P. Crowell Robert Stuart James H. Douglas John Stuart A. Stamford White John P. Welling Joy Morton Illinois J. R. Nutt Cleveland James H. Andres Akron Ohio Whiting G American Cereal Company Wilkerson McReynolds

Morgan Escape Question Remains Unsettled in Ohio Penitentiary

In Columbus on June 12 the Morgan escape debate continues as prison staff explore the air shaft under General John H. Morgan’s cell. Inspectors found no conclusive tunnel evidence and the cell is being torn down to form a hall of ethics. The Morgan cell attracts countless sightseers while Warden Thomas weighs preserving it for a municipality.

Associated Press Columbus Ohio John H. Morgan Morgan Wrock Thomas

Painter daughter elected president of family fertilizer firm

Miss Okie Painter, daughter of E. Painter who died in the St Johns River on May 22, was elected yesterday by stockholders to succeed her father as president of the family fertilizer company bearing his name. Painter held a $1,178,000 life policy. A Johns Hopkins chemist is examining Painter's vital organs to decide if death was due to drowning or poison.

Associated Press Jacksonville Fla Okie Painter Painter St. Johns River Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore

Banks still feared as savings vanish into ground ovens

Elkins West Virginia June 12 United States Treasurer John Burke told the West Virginia Bankers Association that thousands still hide savings in the ground or ovens of cook stoves each fall leading to charred currency discoveries. He urged currency reform and urged bankers to support agricultural development. Bucklen Arnica Salve ad promotes relief for ulcers boils and sores at 75 cents.

Associated Press Elkins United States John Burke West Virginia Bankers’ Association Burke Bucklen Bruce Jones Birmingham Ala Anewerp Drug Corporation

Brotherhood Ratifies Joint Working Agreement

Washington June 12 Ratification of a general working agreement with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers was voted yesterday by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen in annual session here. The accord, approved by the Engineers in Chicago, puts the pact into operation and establishes harmony on all questions at issue with the railroads among the two unions. The convention discussed a national legislative representative in Washington but took no action.

Associated Press Washington Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Chicago

Cardui Famed Women's Tonic Praised by Tampa Reader

Mrs. E. C. Coram of Tampa Florida testifies that Cardui the women's tonic helped her during weak worn stages and after near mental distress. She credits multiple bottles with relief and long term well being and urges others to seek treatment by writing to Chattanooga Medicine Co. for instructions and a 64 page home guide.

Tampa Fla E. C. Coram Highland Ave Cardui N. B Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga

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Mrs. Robinson Alabama Tomato Club Thos. Kennedy Miss Painter DI U. S B. of L. E L. F Phe Cardus T. Francis Hammel’s Robespierre Royal Society Refin Sole Mobile The York Front Parcel Post Sam
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