Notice of Mortgage Sale in Mobile County Alabama
Mortgage sale will occur in front of Mobile County courthouse on June 28, 1915 at noon. William H. Clarke and Maude E Clark mortgaged property in Mobile County to William N. A. The lot is Lot 6, Square 4 in the Western Annex as per Buck plot in Deed Book 111, page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Clarke
Maude
Clark
William N
Bate Court
Mobile County
Alabama
Court House
Mobile
J. B. Buck
Reer
Plan to Expedite Cotton Payments
Washington notes British embassy authorization to take evidence for detained cotton shipments and settle with American cargo owners when proof is conclusive. London foreign office aims to hasten cases with enemy-origin goods. state department trade advisers participated. Also reports fifty-nine of ninety cases approved by embassy officials, fifteen disapproved, fifteen awaiting word. Many couples wed as licenses issued in probate court. United States District Court disposed of several cases and miscellaneous ads appear for sale listings and services.
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Washington
New York
London Foreign Office
State Department
London
Vendor's Lien Sale on Bowling Timber Property in Alabama
Default on indebtedness secured by a vendor's lien under a 1910 conveyance to Bowling Timber Company triggers sale. In Washington County Alabama the property, including railroad right of way and appurtenances, will be sold at public outcry to the highest bidder at Mobile County courthouse on July 10, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Timber Company
Mobile
Portland Cement & Coal Company
Gell
Court House
Mobile County
Alabama
Washington County
Southern Railway
Porty Smeter
N. W
Tae
Bowling Timber
Wick
St. Stephens
Cotton market gains lead by new crop months in New Orleans
New Orleans reports strong activity in new crop months with wider advances while old months lag. Rain outlook boosts buying as prices move higher through the trading day with a steady close and spot cotton up modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Offeringy
Seatng
Ceecees
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Rain Belt Activity
Cotton prices opened steady with a 6 to 7 point advance as Liver Pool cables improved and months sold 7 to 9 points early. Reporting rain in central belt sections spurred some buying, but trading stayed quiet and prices drifted lower after the first hour before midday.
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New York
LiverPool
Pacific
New Orleans
Wall Street review signals mixed open on war shares
June 15 market report shows war stocks flat at open with Weather House Electric active rising after initial trading. New York Air Brake and General Electric gain while major industrials inch higher and many leading issues close lower amid a featureless afternoon session.
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Wall Street Review
New York
Weatinghouse Electric
York Air Brake
General Electric
American Locomotive
Baldwin Locomotive
Reading
Missouri Pacific
Kesapeake & Ohio
Cuba
United States
Harrimans and Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil. & St. Paul
Chi R. II & Pac
Consolidated Gas
Erie
General Motors
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Tatborough- Met
Louisville & Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motor Co
Minoan
Anes & Esas
Seaboard Air Line
Studebaker Tion
Southern Bellwees
Tennessee
Union, Pass
Virginia-Caro
Locust Swarms Threaten Honduras Banana Plantations
Locust swarms invade Honduras causing extensive crop damage in Nicaragua and terrifying residents near Celba and Truxillo. Sightings over Celba in June shocked travelers as crowds fled to churches to pray before the Blessed Virgin while fearing a cyclone or earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Nicaragua
Celba
Truxillo
Wilson Describes Mexican Situation Inchoate As Yet
President Wilson said US plans for the Mexican situation were inchoate but the matter appears to be developing. He reviewed Carranza’s proclamation and Villa’s memorandum in response to his call for factions to settle their differences or face intervention. He planned a close study of the documents.
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Artemus Lindo
Alabama
Lindo
Davis
St. Whistle
Peng Seener
Secon
Dixie
Wilson
Washington
United States
Carranza
General Villa
Mexico
Ilson
Road House Keeper Heavily Fined For Prohi Law Violation
Frank Farley proprietor of a road side inn on Fulton road near river was fined 360 dollars plus costs in city court after trial for violating the prohi law. He received a larger 500 dollar fine and notice of appeal in another count. Eleven more cases remained on the docket at this term.
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Road House
Frank Farley
Fulton Road
River
Chicago
City Jury Frees Dairyman in Milk Standard Case
The jury in the Peter Tigue milk standard case was discharged in city court on civil Tuesday after being shrok the city court. Other civil cases deferred to later term as Chief of Police Frank W urged Detective Warm Burch to return to Mobile for charges. Burch traveled to New Orleans last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Tigue
Frank W
Warm Burch
Mobile
B. W. Bree
Det Burch
New Orleans
Seek Legal Separations In Chancery Divorce Petitions
In the chancery court petitions include Andrew Thomas versus Pearl seeking divorce on grounds of abandonment with a two year old child left behind. Hazel Bailey versus C T Bailey filed for divorce on grounds of adultery after their marriage in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Andrew Thomas
Pearl
Yoara
Aergi
Elvira
Ockholm
Sweden
Hazel Bailey
C. T. Bailey
Hong
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Prichard
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Tron Safe Work
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Bell Phone
Hoffman
Dauphin St
Care Cawthon Hotel
Appeying Mobile Mercantile Business, Incorporated
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Bell Home
Conti Street
Cottage
N. E. Franklin
Palmetto’ Street
N. W. Charleston
Oritioesa
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Cote
N. Claiborne St
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Frank
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Francis
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George
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Annie Lou Rnfield
James I. Westbrooke
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James Horace Dodson
Carrie Gets Bolton
William Skyes Webster
Una Corgan Wade
William Joseph Martin
Hattie Annie Cochran
Leo Kling
Mary Catherine Alvarez
United States Court
United States District Court
Mot. & Thompson
Florence
Co., Water and
National City Bank
Rechal Panama Auction Co
St. Francis
Ee Ee
Panama Auction Co
Fixe
Catalya
Government
H. P. Eagle
L. A. Zieman & Co
Peacecae Ee Pro
Gal Gonminien Co
Board of Revenue and Road Commisioners
Mobdile County
Q. A. Alvarez
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Monroe Park
St. Joseph and
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America
Joe
Ann Street
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