German Press Urges Peace With United States
Berlin reports note Vorwaerts Republia lauding German American understanding and urge calm as German officials face scrutiny in the Lusitania disaster probe. Articles question perjury, intimidation of port officials, and the handling of arrests including Hardenberg and Stahl, while asking if the investigations reveal a wider system.
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Berlin
Vorwaerts Republia
Eugene Zim-merman
Lokal
Volkische Zeiten
Wische Zeitung
Heinz Harenberg
Roan Aviation Corps
Federal Grand Ry
New York
Tages Zeitung
Imi
Trgliche Rundschau
Gustav Stahl
Darken Gray Hair With Q Ban For a New Luster
If your hair is gray or prematurely gray apply Q Ban Hair Color to hair and scalp a few times. It darkens hair evenly without sticking or dyeing and also helps with dandruff and itching. Guaranteed or no charge. Bottle 60 cents at Van Antwerp Drugs Ltd Mobile Alabama. Out of town folks by mail.
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van Antwerp Drugs Ltd
Mobile
Ala
Summer rash washed away with soothing wash
An advertisement promises relief from summer skin troubles with a mild wash. It claims quick results in two seconds and offers a free trial via mail from a Chicago laboratory department.
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Genero
D. 3. Laboratories
Chicago
Dept
VESSELS IN PORT
A list of ships and ports in harbor including United Kingdom destined vessels and American and British flagged ships. Several entries reference dry docks and repair operations at Cuban and Cuban port facilities with mentions of Honduras and Mexico.
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Thomas F. Pollard
Gulf Dry Docks
C. D. Pickles
Doris
Georgia Gilkey
Municipal
Perceler
John D. Colwell
Gulf Dry
Henry Crosby
Harbor Coniscliffe
Iminal
Trinidad
Honduras
Cuba
Dictator
Nor
Ae Amsteldijk
Karen
Viator Or
Fort Morgan
Cratheus
Bluefields
Parchim
Oy M. & G. Docks Rks
United Kingdom
Paoollina
Ital
Beese A Entae Hildegard
Turnernal Docks
Plattecola
Fla
Ethel Clarke
Sieense Soneue
Lusitania sinking defended by Kreuse Zeitung article
The Kreuse Zeitung defends submarine warfare and the sinking of the Lusitania. It claims no international law forbids the actions and asserts the Lusitania was armed, adding that this is not refuted by the American investigation.
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Vance
England
America
Kreuse Zeitung
Vessels Mobile Bound Median to Mobile Liners Otter and Frednes Sailings
A list of sailing crafts and routes including Otter from Havana to Munson Line and Frednes from Havana to Munson Line. Natal from Port Pirie to San Marcos New York for Mallory Line. Pathfinder New York to Porto Rican Line. Springfield Genoa to J M Scott. Rosefield Cadiz to master Catherina. Zeta Cristobal to master.
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Median
Liverpool
England
Mobile Liners, Inc
Otter
Nor
Havana
Cuba
Munson Line
Frednes
Natal
Dan
Port Pirie
Australia
San Marcos
New York
Mallory Line
Pathfinder
Springfield
Genoa
Italy
J. M. Scott & Bros
Rosefield
Cadiz
Spain
Catherina
United Kingdom
Zeta
Cristobal
C. Z
Deserted Family Charge Leads to Selma Arrest
Warren D. Rowell of this city was sought on a vagrancy charge for abandoning his family. Deputy Sheriff Dan Petty returned him to Mobile and he was handed to Chief Crenshaw who arranged the Selma arrest. The complainant is his wife. Pommern Wins Derby at Newmarket. The piece notes a correspondence school avoiding college yells in curriculum.
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Warren D. Rowell
Mobile
Dan Petty
F. W. Crenshaw
Selma
Ala
Rowell
Portuguese Cabinet Resigns Collective Offer Declined
In Lisbon on June 15 the council of ministers submitted a collective resignation but it was not accepted. The meeting was chaired by Theophile Braga, president of the republic, with the cabinet presenting the move at the ace.
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Lisbon
Paris
Council of Ministers
Ace
Theophile Braga
Republic
Court docket reports progress in Browne and related cases
In the Circuit and Law and Equity Courts the docket notes decisions and actions. John Mitchell vs J W Olensky was dismissed unless costs paid within twenty days. H C Lowenstein vs Frank Smee resulted in a jury verdict for plaintiffs for 139.15. Tuesday’s call lists J Rhodes vs Southern Railway Co and Tuesday actions in Maples vs Koster et al and Givens executrix vs Mobile Light and R R Co. Wednesday’s call includes Charlot Coeutat vs Hallett Mfg Co and Maples vs H C Koster et al.
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Circuit Court
Samul B. Browne
John Mitchell
J. W
Olensky
H. C. Lowenstein
Frank Smee
J. Rhodes
Southern Railway Co
Law and Equity Court
Safford Berney
Samuel J. Maples
Wm. Koster
Anna K. Givens
Executrix
Mobile Light & R. R. Co
Charlott Coeutat
Hallett Mfg. Co
Samuel J
Gerhard Envoi to Berlin Heads East
Meyer Gerhard, attache of the German colonial office, aboard the United States from New York to Berlin. Sent by Count Bernstorff to brief German authorities on American political sentiment following the Lusitania incident. He has been in the U S representing the German Red Cross. From Christiansand he will proceed to Copenhagen and then Berlin.
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Christiansand
United States
New York
Meyer Gerhard
Berlin
Johann von Bernstorff
Washington
Gerhard
German Red Cross
Count Bernstorff
Lusitania
Copenhagen
Chancery Court Actions and Decrees Listed in Docket
The docket lists chancellor Hon. Thomas H. Smith presiding with cases including E. E. Posey trustee vs Alabama Port Land Co called for Tuesday before noon. Other items show motions, set asides, testimonies, decree pro confesso, and merits dates in June June 16 22 25 for various suits including May spouses and executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
British Naval Losses to Date Reported
London June 15 announced total British navy casualties from the war to May 31 amount to thirteen thousand five hundred and forty seven officers and men including marines and naval division personnel. Of the total 8 245 were killed or missing.
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London
Trawler Argyll Sunk Without Warning by German Submarine
London reports the British trawler Argyll torpedoed and sunk today by a German submarine. Eleven crew members faced the disaster, with only four saved, landed at Harwich after the craft went down in under two minutes.
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London
Argyll
Harwich
Mobile Best Place in World Says Moore
J W Moore former manager of Pratt Consolidated Coal Company recently left Mobile to join Finance and Serve Company of New Orleans. He is in the city for a few days conducting business and was welcomed along the waterfront this morning.
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Mobile
J. W.oore
Pratt Consolidated Coal Company
Finance and Sere Company of
New Orleans
City Commissioners Conclude Brief Meeting and Bills Paid
The City Commission held a ten minute session at noon with Mayor Pillans presiding and Commissioner Lyons present. Bills totaling 769.17 were approved for payment. The Boys' Detention Home reported 17 boys in care, one undergoing adenoids and tonsils surgery, one sent to the Alabama Industrial Home, and another to operate in twenty two months. Three steamships were listed as sailing Alamo J M Guffey and Dorothy. Suggsville notices report Miss Lillian Dahlberg’s death in Greensboro NC and other local mentions.
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Pillans
Lyons
Alabama Industrial Home
DeGrange Dies Suddenly at Crichton Home
Henry S DeGrange Mobilian dies at 6 o'clock Tuesday morning at his home 2 Chichester avenue Crichton Heart failure named as immediate cause He served 18 years in Mobile and Ohio Railroad office of the treasurer's department Born New Orleans September 3 1860 survived by wife Cecile Bozant New Orleans and four children Ruth Esther Joseph Henry II Father and relatives in New Orleans funeral at St Catherine of Siena Church pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named Interment in Catholic cemetery Also Weinacker Bros file suit in law and equity court against D R Lossing for 109 22 on a promissory note.
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Henry
de Grange
Chichester Avenue
Crichton
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
New Orleans
Mobile
Cecile Bozant
Ruth
Esther
Joseph
W. M. Brown
Mobile and
Ohio
Catholic Cemetery
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Mary Gimon Gimon
Mrs. Mary Gimon 57 native of Mobile died Monday after lingering illness. Wife of Dominick T. Gimon county license officer and mother of James C. Burfoot of New Orleans. Funeral Wednesday 9:15 a.m. from brother-in-law A R Berbeze residence and 10 a.m. at St Joseph's Catholic Church.
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Jd. Gimon
Mary
Mobile
Amare
James Cottingham
Dominick T. Gimon
James C. Burfoot
New Orleans
Gimon
Death of Mrs Mary E Prattlove in Mobile
Mrs Mary E Prattlove a Mobile native died suddenly Tuesday at 7 15 am at her home on South Franklin street after a brief heart trouble. She leaves son Joseph Prattlove daughter Mrs Lillian H Hanlon sister Miss Margaret Burke and other relatives. A devout Catholic she was well known among many friends.
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Mary E. Prattlove
Mobile
Franklin Street
Decasd
Joseph Prattlove
Lillian H. Hanlon
Margaret Burke
Recorder court clears motorman and conductor after jitney crash
Peter Oliver and George Michael, motorman and conductor of the street car, were discharged on a reckless driving charge in the recorder's court. The Motile Light & Rail road Company agreed to pay damages to the jitney. Dewey Long's case was continued to July 1. Henry Williams bound over for grand larceny. Dan Creig discharged. Revenue cutter deserter captured by deputy Lee W. D. White arrested for desertion and to face court martial. reward offered. Some writers use fountain pens, a note ends the item.
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Peter Oliver
George Michael
Robert Allen
Dauphin and
Royal Streets
Motile Light & Railroad Company
Dewey Long
Lee Williams
Long
Williams
Henry Williams
Grand
Dan Creig
Dave Bennet
Rn Revenue Cutter
Lee
W. D. White
Monroe Park
Jack Lee
United States Revenue
Winona
White
President Says U.S. Open to New Commercial Treaty with Russia
President Wilson announced that Russia knows the United States is willing to enter a new commercial treaty under an arrangement aligned with the previous position but noted that no preliminary agreement exists.
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Russia
U. S
Washington
Wilson
United States
Remains of a Negro Found Near Waynesboro
The body of Matt Harrin an elderly Black man who had been sent to the Wayne county farm for insanity was found by J W Smith manager of the county farms. The remains lay in a reed brake about two hundred yards from the farm and appeared to have decayed for seven weeks with flesh torn by animals. An inquest was held and the body buried at his home eleven miles from Waynesboro.
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Waynesboro
Miss
Matt Harrin
Wayne County
J. W. Smith
Harris
Inquest Prepared Into Deaths of Sheriff Hood and
Preparations began for an inquest into the deaths of Sheriff A D Hood and Jules Smith in Winnsboro after rioting yesterday. Clyde Isenhower remained hospitalized with injuries and others wounded were reported to be recovering. Authorities continued a manhunt for James Rawls and Jesse Murrindh as indictments were issued against four men including Isenhower. Militia stood by as citizens stayed tense but hopeful no further trouble.
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Winnsboro
A. D. Hood
Jules Smith
Clyde Isenhower
James Rawls
Jesse Murrindh
Ieee Hower
Smith
Clyde
Ernest Isenhower
National Open qualifying round opens in New Jersey
Play began in the qualifying round for the national open championship at Short Hills New Jersey. Weather conditions were threatening as golfers started their rounds.
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Short Hills
N. J
Visitors from many states register in Alabama hotels
A long list of visitors staying at hotels in Meridian and nearby towns includes travelers from Missouri, Illinois, Mississippi, Florida, and Louisiana. Names include D. F. Mo and Mrs A Brill, along with various residents and officials visiting for several weeks.
First Big Debate in State Constitutional Convention at Albany
Albany June 15. The New York state constitutional convention began its first big floor debate. The legislative selection committee report opposed any change to the present form or method of the legislature.
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Albany
N. Y
Pyons
New York State Constitutional Convention
Legislative Selection Committee
Saloonist Files Bankruptcy Petition in Toulmin District
HL ce saloonist of Mobile filed a bankruptcy petition in the Toulmin district. He lists liabilities at 4306 dollars with secured claims of 789 dollars. Charles Lacey of 511 Canal was arrested Tuesday by Mobile police for reckless driving after allegedly colliding with Fragier eos, no serious damages reported.
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United States
Toulmin
HL. ‘Ce
Mobile
Charles Lacey
Canal
Moby
Lacey
Fragier Eos
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P. Crisap Co., Ltd
Hew Gricags
LGN
Gulf Coast
Ocean Springs
Oceon Springs
Biloxi
Round Thif
Gulfport
Pass Christian
Bay St Louis
City Ticket Office
Royal ST
Iolland
Pommern
New
Market
Eng
the Savings Department of
City Bank
A National Bank For Savings Depositor’s
Bernstorff
Norway
Moore
Key West
J. M. Guffey
Cuban Molasses Company
Port Arthur
Texas
Dorothy
Bocas Grande
Suggsville
Lillian Dahlberg
Greensboro
N.C
F. J. Krause
Mobile Infirmary
Lila Cleveland
Moundville
Little Margaret
Gulf City
F. . J. Krause
Henry S. DeGrange
Weinacker Bros
D. R
Recorder
D. F. Mo
Henry Roos
McElween
Gk Gunn
P. K. Crittenden
Thomasy
Frank Stone
Minette
T. L. Wiliams
Rural
M. L. F. Ersweir
Als
Scar Raymond
Luteher
John
Birmingham
A. & Riach
Bogalusa
Johanni
A. Brill
Cawthon Hotel
Brill
Temple Isreal
Meridian
Battle Eee
G. Bradford
D. J. Semiruianhaue
FL A
Funiak Springs
E. W.stine
Clifton Blackerstine
Bingham, Ala
W. D.harrigan
Fulton
BBC
Merlin
Blenville Hotel
George C. Allen
Cohen
W. Cc. Griffing
Grand Bay
M. Cc. Alloyd
Montgomer
W. J. Brown
W. O. McMeans
Atmore
St. Andrew
G. P. M. Crocker and Family
Agen
G. E. McCrary
Bayou la Barre
J. J. Fox
Fowl River
E Infants
Little River
H. F.ger
B. W. Stallsworth
Silas
Klosky’s Hotel
S. H. Cagoula
N. Nelson
Bayou - Batre
Clarence Bryant
la Batre
A. M. Branmer
E. Batt
Battles Wharf
J. N. Gillis
Brewton
Pam D Gaar
Foley
C. ‘Williama Jackson
Brief City News
C. J. Gayfer & CO
Gure
Faere
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