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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1913

Page

2

Yale Commencement Week Opens With Play and Ball Game

Yale commencement week opens with Farquhar's The Recruiting Officer performed outdoors by the Yale Dramatic Association. President Hadley to deliver the baccalaureate at Woolsey Hall with a gateway dedication to Forrest Daniels. Class day events follow at Sheffield Square and Hendrick Hall with speeches and ivy planting.

Woolsey Hall Forrest Leonard Daniels Sheffield Scientific School Sheffield Square Yale College Law School Hendric Hall Samuel J. Elder Ll.d Boston Byer's Yale Corporation Yale Harvard University

Mobile Port to Attract Cotton By Fire Wall Plan

Will attract cotton rail cargo as Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railways plan a fire wall at Pier 2 to cut insurance costs and divert Memphis and Mississippi cotton from New Orleans. Mr. Taylor and Mr. Green push the project, aiming for completion by September 1.

Charles*e. Mather J. S. Taylor Mobile and Ohio L. Green Southern Railway Taylor New Orleans Mobile Memphis Mississippi Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railways Wheldon

United States Faces Federal Regulation Over Railroads

The piece notes push for federal regulation or even government ownership as states fear disorganization and bankruptcy. McReynolds disapproves of Union Pacific's plan to dispose of Southern Pacific stock, and a court decision is pending. A possible receivership could be forced before July 1. Also described is Kaiser’s stadium dedication near Berlin for the 1916 Olympic games with a $500,000 cost.

Congress Wilson McReynolds Union Pacific Southern Pacific St. Paul Grunewalde Forest Berlin

Panama fund drive opens with Mobile meetings series

A Panama Canal opening celebration in honor of the late Senator Morgan begins a citywide campaign in Mobile. The Panama Fund Committee plans Monday night meetings to display prize lists and solicit subscriptions, with six free Panama trips among top prizes for district leaders.

Mobile Morgan Panama Fund Panama Canal J. J. O'Connell Chamber of Commerce Flach

Goethals Predicts Canal Open by November

Colonel Goethals says completion of the canal and first opening to sea traffic could occur early in November after dredges finish work and a 38 foot water flow allows ships to pass. He notes the canal may be usable by November while he retains a year to fine tune before handover.

Gatun Atlantic Pacific Goebels Colonel Goethals

Esola Sentenced Five Years In Folsom Penitentiary

Former Detective Sergeant Frank Esola was convicted of complicity in the $200,000 Italian bunco ring protected by police and sentenced to five years in Folsom penitentiary. Other policemen charged will go on trial Monday.

San Francisco Frank Esola Folsom

Orpheum to Stay Open All Summer with Higley Harrington

The Higley Harrington Stock Company with Earle Higley and E. B. Harrington will continue at the Orpheum Theatre. Monday to Wednesday feature The Private Secretary. Thursday to Saturday present The Two Sisters. A new Higley Harrington Fish Pond offers prizes including a lady's gold watch.

Orpheum Theatre Higley-Harrington

Sunn Day Pictures End at the Orpheum

The Ley Harrington Stock Company announces there will be no more Sunday screenings at the Orpheum Theatre, ending a series of weekly matinee events.

Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Ad Tagline

A compact old ad promotes Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil to protect the face ears and hands from mosquitoes sand flies gnats and other insects with claims of relief and comfort priced at 26 cents.

Porter

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Dramatic Association Farquhar Woolney Ry. N Alnmni Mejorield Hall Imperial Sanitary Laundry Germany United States Panama Fund Committee Esola Libbey Orpheum Order of Owls St. Michael St
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