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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
5
Washington report says Lieutenant Brauer and several crew members left the Prinz Eitel Friedrich before internment and may have departed the United States. Customs and Justice Department agents investigate with the state department, with Captain Thierichens confirming Brauer was not aboard.
In Mobile Alabama 1915 the probate court hears the final settlement in the matter of Richard P. Blalath. Clarence M. Huei appears before the court as required.
A Paris dispatch reports the arrest in Algeciras of a man who claimed to command the German converted cruiser Prinz Eitel Freidrich. He sailed as a cook on an Italian steamer to Genoa and on to Germany. British authorities halted the ship and the man, later identified as German, was interned at Gibraltar.
Norfolk June 11 Captain Thierichens of the German vessel refused to confirm or deny reports that Lieutenant Brauer Third Surgeon Nolte and crew members left the Prinz Eitel Friedrich before formal internment at Newport News and had not returned. He said he could only talk to the United States government.
New Orleans cotton prices slipped as poor cables sent near month futures down while volume and bales climbed on the spot market. In New York trading, Bethlehem Steel and General Electric led gains among blue chips as industrials advanced and copper shares rose. Bond and commodity dockets showed mixed activity with Amalgamated Copper and American Can among notable movers.
The New York cotton market opened unchanged to down slightly with light local sales and few bales on offer. Active months traded 3 points above last night’s close as covering continued. afternoon trade remained steady with light offerings and mixed early volatility. Spot middling upland quoted at 9.76 cents.
The Liverpool cotton report notes weekly prices with middling at 4.89 pence and 5,000 bales of American stock for speculation and export. Futures closed quiet and steady with June at 6.24 and spreads for June-July, July-August, and October-November listed, plus other basis quotes across months from February to May.
The Liverpool weekly cotton statistics report total forwarded to mills at 69,000 bales with 67,000 American. Stock stands at 1,726,000 bales, American 1,468,000. Imports total 114,000 with American 89,000 and exports 221,200.
Turpentine firm 883-40 reports receipts of 851 casks. Rosin firm shows 89 barrels received, totaling 2 685 barrels. Prices quoted for grades A B C D B FY G H K M N WG WW appear in the Savannah market report dated June 11.
Furnished cottage available in Point Clear. Convenient location with reasonable terms. Contact Frank L. Ross at Bt. Micheal Street. Date 11 21.
Land sale notice describes 480 acres seven miles west of Chunchula in Mobile County Alabama. Best quality soil and good running water cited as advantages. Agricultural potential highlighted for buyers seeking productive land.
GALVESTON June 11. Differences between General Villa and General Angeles reach the Constitutionalist consulate. Each commander accuses the other of ordering the retreat at the battle of Leon.
Fire destroyed several houses at White Ash near Marion after a clash between native born residents and foreigners following the ambush wounding of Edward Pike the town marshal. Police and local authorities investigate the incident and assess damages.
Knox Booth of Nashville faces a very heavy bond after a revenue officer accuses him of conspiring to defraud the government of 100000 dollars linked to operators of the Rush Distillery Company Fort.
Smith Ark was arraigned before United-Commissioner J A Bi more in Montgomery yesterday and held on $20000 bail for arraignment before the federal court. United States Marshal McDuff Cain escorted him to the Capital City. Booth reportedly had not yet posted bond.
A compact, homey style beverage or dish described as pure dream made like home folks make and served swiftly at the fountain. The teaser suggests a quick service item aimed at comforting familiar tastes.
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