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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1913

Page

8

Southern Oil Mill officers chosen at Little Rock meeting

The Association of Southern Oil Mill Superintendents met in Little Rock Arkansas and selected Dallas Texas as the next meeting site. H C Beasley of Grenada Mississippi was named president F P Morris Purcell Oklahoma vice president and H E Wilson Wharton Texas secretary treasurer Other state officers and executive committee members were announced and the convention adjourned last night. The story shifts to a separate account of Jere Knode Cooke and Floretta Whaley’s marriage ending years of scandal and a publicized divorce leading to a new marriage in Stamford Connecticut.

Associated Press Little Rock Ark Association of Southern Qoil Mill Superintendents Dallas Tex H. C. Beasley Grenada Miss F. P. Morris Purcell Okla H. E. Wilson Wharton F. C. Holly Memphis Tenn J. E. Cotton Carrollton O. E. Page Minden J. S. Hoard Tarboro N. C J. S. Butler Selma Ala C. H. Custer East St. Louis W. L. Lowenstein Robert Jordan New Orleans Manufacturers F. M. Smith Dallas, Tex J. B. Mendenhall St. Louis W. H. Marshall Chattanooga, Tenn Jere Knode Cooke Floretta Whaley Jere Knode Cook Hempstead S. 1 Cook

Retail pricing list notes clothing and linens

A period price list lists items including knox straws from $0.50 to $1.50 and $1 to $3. It notes ec cher ews at 5.5 cents and linen items. Mohair suits 12 dollars and up, bathing suits one dollar and up.

Knox Straws

Morgan Memorial Celebration Plans School Meetings

Beginning the week of June 23 the Morgan Memorial Celebration managing committee will hold at least four meetings in Mobile schools if the school board grants permission. The effort aims to boost interest for the fall celebration and resume prize solicitation to fund expenses. Chairman John O'Connell presided with G W Clifton G I Burgett S S Brandon Ellis Gates R N Hudson John Rose and L C Irvine attending.

Mobile Chamber of Commerce John (. O'Connell Messrs G. W. Clifton G. I. Burgett S. S. Brandon Ellis Gates R. N. Hudson John Rose L. C. Irvine

New Life Pills Marketed as Safe Laxative for Elderly

An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a safe laxative for the aged promising prompt easy action without pain. The product is priced at 25 cents and recommended by Antwerp Drug Corporation.

Backing Strike Averted as Shoe Firm Financed Union Plan

Federal dissolution hearings heard Frank Morrison testify that Charles H. Wilson of United Shoe Machinery Company proposed backing a strike at a rival plant, forming a union for the Thomas G Plant Company, and paying organization expenses with a $5,000 offer to Morrison. Government testimony was nearly complete and the court adjourned to June 25.

Associated Press Boston Charles H. Wilson United Shoe Machinery Copany Frank Morrison Morrison East Weymouth Wilson Thomas G. Plant

County Unit Bill Petition Filed Delays 1914 Vote

Missouri Business Men's League representatives carried a petition with 47 000 voters names calling for a referendum on the county unit bill. They left Joplin for Jefferson City to file it, delaying the bill’s operation until after the November 1914 general election.

Associated Press Joplin Missouri Missouri Business Men's League Jefferson City

Woman Picked for Industrial Commission Post

President Wilson has named Mrs. J. Borden Harriman to serve on the industrial commission. Harriman led the National Woman's Wilson and Marshal Democratic League during the recent campaign.

Associated Press Washington Wilson The Industrial Commission J. Borden Harriman National Woman’s Marshal Democratic League

Mule Wanted For Summer Feeding At Mobile Country Club

Help wanted notice seeks a mule to supply feed for summer months. Apply to Mobile Country Club or call Bell phone 73 for details.

Mobile Country Club Bell Phone

Five Graduates at St. Vincent's Academy

The St. Vincent’s Academy commencement honored five graduates, T McMahon, C Giblin, E Malone, C Kelly, and A Leibert, as dignitaries watched preparatory and grammar classes perform various drills. Bishop Edward P. Allen delivered the address before a closing Good Night chorus.

St. Vincent's Academy Capitola Smith Ethel Dyas Alicia Dyas Messrs. T. McMahon C. Giblin E. Malone C. Kelly A. Leibert Edward P. Allen

Locusts Move Northward But Cause No Damage Yet

The seventeen year locusts appearing in southern Nebraska have moved northward gathering in orchards but no damage has been reported as of June 14 in Lincoln.

Associated Press Lincoln, Neb

McReynolds vows full probe into oleomargarine tax deal

Chicago June 14 Attorney General McReynolds says the investigation into the eleventh hour compromise between oleomargarine makers and Taft treasury officials will continue. He promises thorough inquiry and collection of any taxes evaded before the pact amid rumors of cabinet friction dismissed as moonshine.

Chicago McReynolds Treasury Taft Washington St. Paul Union Pacific-Southern Pacific

Artillery Batches Move to Philippines and Hawaii

A Second Field Artillery battery stationed at Vancouver Barracks Washington is ordered to sail from San Francisco on July 4 for the Philippines to relieve a First Artillery battery there. The moved units form part of a year old plan to consolidate a full regiment of mountain artillery in the Philippines and a complete First Battalion of guard artillery in Hawaii.

Associated Press Washington Second Field Artillery Vancouver Barracks Philippines San Francisco Hawiian Islands Tiard Hawaii

Rheumatism Relief Ad Promotes Liniment Bottle

An advertisement urges readers to try a twenty five cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment to quickly ease rheumatic pains. It notes the product is sold by all dealers and mentions a No Name version at Van Antwerps with references to Jimmy and Bob.

Chamberlain's Jimmy Bob van Antwerp's

Used Securities for Speculation in Frankfurt Bank Failure

Frankfort on the Main June 14. The June 11 collapse of Plant Hess Co a local banking firm left liabilities of 237 500 and assets of 20 000. One partner attempted suicide today another surrendered to police and it was alleged the partners misappropriated customers securities to cover failed speculation.

Frankfort-On-The-Main Plant, Hess & Co

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy urged for every family to keep in hot weather. It is claimed to be invaluable and cost effective, with no superior product for its intended use. For sale by all dealers.

GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC Promoted as a Blood Builder

An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as an invigorating general strengthener that drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system. It claims usefulness for adults and children with a 50 cent price.

Grove

Mobile Transfer Company Baggage Service at Residence

The Mobile Transfer Company checks baggage at your residence and delivers it to the station by auto truck. Located at 57 North Royal Street with two phone numbers listed.

North Royal ST

Widow Mrs J M Gilbert killed by train in Danville Ga

Mrs J M Gilbert widow of the late Dr J M Gilbert a prominent social figure was struck by a passenger train on the Macon Dublin and Savannah Railroad tracks in Danville Ga She had warned relatives she feared to leave the house on Friday the 13th before departing.

Danville J. M. Gilbert Macon Dublin Savannah

Illinois House Riot Ends With Gorman Forcing Withdrawal

In Springfield Illinois June 14 a riot nearly erupted in the Illinois house when Representative Thomas H Gorman of Peoria struck Representative George H Wilson the city leader after Wilson challenged him. Speaker McKinley restored order and Gorman left the hall amid disorder. The clash reflects growing tension between wet and dry factions as sine die adjournment nears.

Associated Press Springfield Ill House of Representatives of Illinois Thomas H. Gorman Peoria George H. Wilson McKinley Gorman Wilson

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