London Tributes Across Cathedrals for Kitchener Memorial
Crowds gathered in rain around St Pauls to honor Field Marshal Earl Kitchener with memorial services attended by King George Queen Mary and Dowager Queen Alexandra. No military parade or yard of honor, but Royal Engineers band and Irish Guards drummers performed. Separate services were held at Westminster Abbey and Canterbury Cathedral.
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London
St. Paul’s Cathedral
George
Queen Mary
Queen Alexandra
Earl Citchener
Royal Engineers
Irish Guard
Lord Kitchener
St. Paul's
Westminster Abbey
Canterbury Cathedral
Local Fraternal Meetings and Theatre Lineup
Fraternal group gatherings listed include Odd Fellows Lodges in Whistler and Mobile, Jr O O A M events, Knights of Pythias activities, Woodmen of the World Palm Grove Camp, Masons at Howard Lodge, and Redmen Tus ee Tribe. Also labor and general meetings noted along with a cinema program featuring Thanhouser five reel Other People's Money and multiple film exchanges at Crescent and Empire houses.
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Mechanics’ Lodge
Whistler
Ala
Alabama
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mobile Council
Dauphin
St. Emanuel
Knights of Mobile Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Woodmen of the World
Palm Grove
Moose Hall
Masonic
Howard Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Order of Redmen
Temperance
Queen—The Thanhouser Film Co
Gladys Hubette
Hughes Defines Policy as Undiluted Americanism
New York June 13 Charles E Hughes answered questions from reporters on German American support calling his stance undiluted Americanism. He said his telegram to the convention stated his position clearly and that supporters back an out and out American policy with no other aims.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
Life Savers to Meet Tonight at Y M C A Building
The Volunteer Life Saving Corps of the American Red Cross will convene at 6 30 this evening at the Y M C A building. Officers expect full attendance as important matters will be considered.
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Volunteer Life Saving Corps
The
American Red Cross Society
Y. M. Ro A
Bryan Seeks Democratic-Progressive Pact At National Convention
William J. Bryan arrives in St Louis to cover the Democratic national convention and proposes a pact with Progressives to attract much of the Bull Moose vote. He argues the time is ripe for Democrats to win Progressive support after Chicago.
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William J. Bryan
ST. Louis
Nebraska
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Bryan declines floor seat at Democratic convention
William Jennings Bryan arrives at a convention hotel where he ignores calls to address the gathering. He says he will not participate officially, having been defeated for delegate in Nebraska and will report the convention as a newspaper correspondent, not accept floor seating or proxies.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Duroc Jersey Breeders Meet Thursday
A Gulf Coast Duroc Jersey Hog Breeders Association meeting will be held Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to educate members on state livestock sanitary laws. President Thomas Riley urges full attendance and the session will begin at noon.
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Gulf Coast Duroc-Jersey Hog Breeders Association
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Riley
Whistler Community Notices and Social Gatherings
Mechanics Lodge to host a post meeting spread. Retirements include Dr P R Jones and several locals returning from weekend trips. Ladies Aid plans lawn party and ice cream supper at Peterson's Park this afternoon and evening. Woodmen committees meet Tuesday at William Liversage. Whistler school trustees notified of a grand jury inspection Wednesday. Mrs Webb and children visit Alec Smith in Whistler.
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Mechanics Lodge No
P. R. Jones
W. Kelly
J. T. Smith
C. H. Crabtree
Ed Barry
Leon Vandevander
Coden
M. A. Graham
Jackson
Tenn
William E. Knappe
J. M. McIntosh
Chunchula
Ala
Maggie Barrett
John Dawsey, Jr
Mobile
Minnie Shene- Rey
Ladies’ Aid Society
Whistler Methodist Church
Peterson's Park
Mabel Bobe
Annie
Roy Williams
Woodmen’s Circle
Magnolia Camp No. 110
Woodmen of the World
William Liversage
Arthur JL. Savage
Whistler Public School
Grand Jury
Dr. Webb
Atmore, Ala
Alec Smith
Personal notices of summer travels and visits across towns
Mrs. Carl Fox plans to visit her mother in West Point Mississippi then spend summer at Point Clear. Dannie McNamara leaves for New Orleans to sail to Terrialba Panama for a new position. Mrs. Pape and Mrs. Moses depart for Maine and other relatives join summer plans in Mobile and Hatttiesburg. Oscar Johnston and family visit the city with Miss Esther Johnston. The Yeend family moves to Fairhope for the season. Etta Mayers heads to Magnolia Beach for a month with the Business Women's Club. Minnie McLeer visits Pollard Alabama.
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Carl Fox
Octane
Etta Mayers
Woman’ 'S Club
Magnolia Beach
Fire at Rainbow cottage settlement carried 200 children to safety
A blaze at the Rainbow cottage settlement for crippled children in Cleveland was put out after nurses evacuated 200 children. No injuries were reported. Other items include Atlantic City chosen for a grand lodge convention, Menocal signing the employers liability bill, Catholic Week preparations in New York, and notable obituaries and appointments.
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Cleveland
Rainbow Cottage
Scranton
Atlantic City
Grand Lodge Independent Order B'rith Shore
New York
Louisiana House backs utilities control bill for New Orleans
The Louisiana lower house approved a bill to create a public utilities commission to regulate rates and service of street railway gas and electric companies in New Orleans. The measure now goes to the senate.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
New Orleans
Public Utilities Commission
Senate
Inspectors visit county convict camp and poor asylum
A special grand jury committee inspected the county convict camp on Mount Vernon road about 25 miles from Mobile and the county poor asylum. The trip was led by commissioners McFadyen Bolton and Whatley with the county board road committee.
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Grand Jury
Mount Vernon Road
Mobile
County Board
McFadyen
Bolton
Whatley
Professor Marriott Joins Memphis Y M C A as Physical Director
Professor A. E. Marriott, physical director of the Mobile Y M C A, announced yesterday that he has closed with the Memphis association to serve as physical director for one year and will report for duty September 1.
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A. E. Marriott
Mobile Y. M. C. A
Memphis, Tenn
Cardui praised by Columbia woman for female health relief
Mrs. L. C. Hein mann of 331 Washington St Columbia says Cardui cured long standing menopausal illness after eight years of sickness and hospitalization avoided by starting treatment. She finished five bottles and remained well urging others to try the medicine sold by local druggists.
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Columbia
S. C
L. C. Heinmann
Washington St
Cardui
Dru
Virginia enacts blue laws strict enforcement across state
Virginia's new ouster law will take effect at midnight next Saturday enabling removal of officials for failure to enforce laws. Reports say cities have issued rigid orders enforcing statutes including the Sabbath prohibition, with Newport News limiting newspaper printing and sale and druggists restricted to medicines and tobacco sellers constrained to cigars.
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Richmond
Virginia
Newport News
Marines Embark For Troubled Santo Domingo
The Hancock transported about 750 Marines to Santo Domingo to aid American forces in restoring order. Some 600 came from the Pacific coast and the rest from local naval shops, with operations centered near New Orleans.
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Santo Domingo
New Orleans
Hancock
Ea Ito Domingo
Pacific Coast
Herman Wins Referee Decision in Ban Tamweight Bout
Pete Herman of New Orleans defeated Frankie Brown of New York by referee's decision after a scheduled fifteen round bantamweight bout in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Pete Herman
Frankie Brown
New York
Ouster Law Aims to Enforce Prohibition and Sabbath Prohibitions
The ouster law was passed to stiffen enforcement of prohibition and anti vice laws by the last general assembly. Municipal officials plan broad Sabbath restrictions and may ban work in factories piers and garages if state courts define what counts as charity or necessity.
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Norfolk
New
General Assembly
Papal Flag to Wave First Time on the Sea
Rome reports the papal flag to be flown at sea for the first time with a papal steamer the Nunclus to carry papal colors as a neutral power. Monsignor Locatelli recently transferred from Buenos Aires to Brussels to serve as nuncio and ensure safety at sea. The brig Maria Immacola last carried papal colors in Civita Vecchia harbor in 1870.
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Rome
Monsignor
Locatelli
X Internuncia
Buenos Aires
Brussels
Civita Vichia
Mediterranean
Opera House Donation to Tulane Ignites Orleans Relief
The French Opera House in New Orleans, bought at public auction to satisfy claims, has been donated to Tulane University. The donor remains secret. The property is valued around $70,000 and was auctioned by court order.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
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ONDON
OST Kitchener
Eves Electric Co., Inc
Queen Theatre
Helen Holmes
the Girl and
SMITH
Gladys Hulette
Woodmen Circle
Y. M. B. A. Hall
Masonic—Jeptha
O. E
Masonic Hall
Central Trades Council
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Gulf City
Harbor Commission
Bank of Mobile
C. A
Gulf City Poultry Association
Royal
Iron Claw
Siberia
Crown
Metro
Mabel Taliaferro
Edwin Carewe
Empire
Paramount
House Peters
Rita Jolivet
Crescent
Sting
Universal
George Scott
Fay Temple
Douglas Payne
Animated Weekly
Hughes
Palm Beach
Hickey & Lyons Clothing Co
Victor
Victrola
Lin
Gulf Coast
Bay ST. Louis
Resolutions Committee
DUROC
Jersey
Dannie McNamara
Terrialba
Bocas del Toro
Panama
W. P. Pape
M. W. Dozier
R. R. Herring
Hattiesburg
G. B. McDonald
Meridian
Oscar Johnston
Esther Johnston
Silver Hill
D. S. Brown
Fairhope
W. C. Lertz
Mrs. Mason Ford
Shreveport
Emile Herpin
Gooding
J. F. Yeend
Minnie McLeer
W. T. Mays
Pollard, Ala
Havana
Menocal
Hartford
Conn
Cyrus West Francis
Atlanta University
Billson
Stuart
Cincinnati
Detroit
Mich
J. E. Tuckerman
American Academy of Medicine
Savannah
Here
Key West
Berlin
Roepat
Amsterdam
Dutch East Indies
England
Pittsburgh
National Association of Credit Men
Philadelphia
John
Keen
Cramp’s
Utilities Commission For
Orleans
Professor Marriott
Memphis
South Carolina
Herman
Opera House
Tulane
Bock Oc Eens
Bock Oc Eens Rennsrocsetaens Peennen
Hershey
Defiance
Bert
Horlick
Colgate
Welch
Dodson
Cardus
Castoria
Fletcher's
Mennen
Dee King
California
T Sloan
Putnam's Dry Cleaner
Pratt
Kage
Sean Glee
Catherine Sts
Wee Eeeeseete
Ae Pegee
Tama
White Chambers
R. O. Harris Gro. CO
JAS. McPhillips Gro. CO
Weinacker Bros
C. D. Kenny CO
Mobile Gas Company
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