Spring College Holds Baccalaureate Ceremony
At the Spring College chapel Rev E J Hackett delivered a sermon before graduates of the 1914 15 class and their friends from Mobile. The processional featured gowns and a campus procession. A general communion followed and the day closed with breakfast before final examinations. A pistol fired marked the moment as the graduates left for exams.
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Spring College
Er E. J. Hackett
Cathedral Conception
Mobile
Vitalitas praised by Birmingham area patients
Miss Mabel Ross of 1026 First Ave North describes numerous testimonials from customers of Averyt Drug Gard about Vitalitas. She cites digestion rheumatism kidney liver relief and even a bottle valued at 500 as proof of the remedy’s efficacy.
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Vitalitas
Birmingham
Mabel Ross
First Ave. North
Sutton
Knights of the Cross and Science Graduates Speak
A Jesuit priest frames Spring Hill graduates as products of a 300 year old Catholic education. He urges them to combine knowledge with morality, duty, and public leadership, invoking Proverbs and the quest for truth, God, and service to church and country. He warns that honors bring responsibility and envisions graduates as future leaders shaping public opinion.
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Father Hackett
Spring Hill
Spring Hill College
Brain
London
God
Free America
Knights of the Cross
Darken Gray Hair with Q-Ban Restorer
Advertises Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer to darken gray hair and improve scalp health. Claims natural, even darkening, prevents dandruff and itching, with a risk guarantee and pricing of 65 cents for a large 7 02 ounce bottle at Van Antwerp Drug Store in Mobile Alabama. Out of town orders via parcel post.
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van Antwerp
Mobile
Ala
Chicago Streetcar Strike Paralyzes City Amid Walkout
About 1.5 million Chicagoans walked or rode to work as 14 streetcar lines halted at midnight. Arbitration failed after a daylong talks with union leaders, officials and Mayor Thompson. Officials rejected wage claims, and strikebreakers were organized while transit crews prepared hotels as sleeping quarters and theatres warned closures.
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Chicago
Transportation Company
Thompson
W. D. Mahon
Ella Flagg Young
Publishers Open South Regional Meeting in Asheville
About 100 publishers arrive for the thirteenth annual Southern Newspaper Publishers Association gathering in Asheville North Carolina with discussions planned on office accounting circulation advertising income and government relations. Leaders noted a prosperous year and strong finances as sessions begin and expected speakers include Governor Locke Craig and Congressman Britt.
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Asheville
N. C
South
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Elbert E. Clarke
Little Rock
Ark
W. H. Hanson
Birmingham
Ale
W. T. Anderson
Macon
Frederick Thompson
Mobile
Ala
Edgar M
Foster
Nashville
D. Hiden Ramsey
Public Safety
J. J. Smith
Ledger
Anderson
W. M. Clemens
Stem
Association
Venta
Locke Craig
Britt
Will Hold Second Get-Together Meeting of H I O
The Ancient Order of Hi bernians will host a second get-together Monday evening at Knights of Columbus Hall. Entertainment includes a singing duo Billy LaCelle and Miss LaCelle performing Tip Top Tip Mary plus prize drawings by James McPhillips John T. Walsh John J. Monaghan Walter F. Walsh and Thomas J. O'Connor.
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Order of Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
James McPhillips
John T. Walsh
John J. Monaghan
Walter F. Walsh
Thomas J. O'Connor
Billy LaCelle
Miss LaCelle
Royal Theatre
Vessels collide. two killed as Vanadis returns with body
The steam yacht Vanadis arrived at Glen Cove with the body of John ees after a collision with the Bunker Hill near Easton’s Neck Huntington Bay. George Kendrick also died at dinner aboard the Bunker Hill while Brown perished in bed. Investigators began questions into crew behavior and wrecked ship conditions.
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New York
C. K. G. Billings
Vanadis
Glen Cove
John Ees
Boston
Long Island
Rown
Kendrick
Bunker Hill
Easton
Huntington Bay
Brown
Bunker l
Captain Farrington
Farrington
Luster
Billings
Andrew McLeish
Chicago
Deaths and Funerals in Mobile and Area
John H. Mahler aged 70 longtime Mobile Foundry proprietor dies at home after long illness widow Mrs Mahler and three sons survive funeral held Monday Magnolia Cemetery interment at Gold Hill Ala. Miss S Emily Foreman dies in city her body sent to Gold Hill for interment. Ruby D Tillman one year fifteen months dies at Southern Infirmary. interment at St Elmo. Cordelia Thompson Jordan of Citronelle dies after four weeks. interment arranged. Mrs J A Wooddy attends. Cordelia was wife of G T Jordan Mobile County school board member.
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John H. Mahler
Mobile Foundry
Ann Street
Old Shell Road
Frances Mahler
George, Elliott
Joseph Mahler
Magnolia Cemetery
Gold Hill
Ala
S. Emily Foreman
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
J. A. Wooddy
N. C. Tirnett
Julia Allen
Ruby D
Perry
Laura EB. Tillman
Southern Infirmary
Crenshaw Undertaking Company
St. Elmo
Cordelia T. Jordan
Cordelia Thompson Jordan
Citronelle
G. T. Jordan
Board of School Commissioners
Mobile County
Governor Slaton Resumes Hearing On Frank Petition
Governor Slaton continues a hearing on the Frank petition as Dorsey argues fair trial, lack of solid guilt, and judge’s impartiality. Ministers press clemency citing trial atmosphere and evidence safeguards, while Dorsey disputes mob influence and highlights witnesses attacking Frank’s character.
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Slaton
Frank
Funeral for John Dobson Held at Local Trinity Church
The funeral for John Dobson was held Monday at 10 30 a m from his residence at the northeast corner of Scott and St Michael streets and proceeded to Trinity Church for services.
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John Dobson
Scott and
St. Michael Streets
Trinity
Barney Cavanagh Team Prepares Friday Meeting
The Barney Cavanagh City League leaders after beating Graham Rush yesterday plan a Friday night gathering at 8 15 p m at manager Yordan's home 257 South Broad street to discuss the second half. The text also notes a church service and Magnolia cemetery interment with pallbearers named.
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Barney-Cavanaghs
Barney-Cavanagh
Graham-Rush
Yordan
South Broad Street
Burial of J. H. Mahler in Magnolia Cemetery
The funeral for John H. Mahler held from his residence at Old Shell Road and Ann Street at 8 45 a m and from St Marys Church at 9 a m with requiem mass by Rev Father T J Eaton. Interment followed in Magnolia Cemetery with pallbearers Wash Wilson Hiram Austin B H Allman D J Cashin C Fowler and W H Ollinger.
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J. H. Mahler
John H. Mahler
Old Shell Road
Ann Street
St. Mary’s Church
T. J. Eaton
Magnolia Cemetery
Wash Wilson
Hiram Austin
B. H. Allman
D. J. Cashin
C. Fowler
W. H. Ollinger
Not a word changed in German note before transmission
Acting Secretary of State Lansing states no word or letter was altered from the time he showed the German note to Mr. Bryan until its cable transmission to Germany. Precautions were taken by the president and Lansing to avoid controversy, with Lansing showing the note to Bryan fifteen hours after Bryan’s resignation was accepted.
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Washington
Lansing
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Exercise Beneficial To Women Promotes Health And Recovery
A health advice advertisement urges women to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to restore regularity, heal inflammation, and relieve nerves. It promotes deep breathing and convalescent exercises, offers a free 136 page book, and notes the remedy is alcohol free. The ad invites readers to write to the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York for guidance and stamps for mailing.
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Dr. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Portraits and Theatre Schedule Mentioned in Ledger Note
A brief mentions a failed signing of a declaration, a telegraph office viewing, and a theatre schedule noting Billyie Miss using animated photo play at Royal Theatre tonight and tomorrow at 5 p m. The item references Mr Lansing, a note, and a form objection, with film or stage items connected to Mary.
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Lansing
Ion Enone
Wheran
Billyie
Poyal Theatre
Dodson's Liver Tone Replaces Calomel Says Local Druggists
Local druggists report a sharp drop in safe calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone replaces it. The vegetable remedy is guaranteed by sellers and promises gentle relief from liver sluggishness and constipation without gripping or next day illness.
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Dodson
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