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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1913

Page

6

Skyscrapers cars for New York

New York's streets and subways may go skyward with triple decker street cars to ease traffic as downtown real estate costs make horizontal expansion unfeasible. A mayoral race between Gaynor and Whitman shapes a heated fall campaign as plans for a vast freight terminal and a memorial for New York's first mayor evolve.

New York Public Service Commission Gaynor Tammany Hall Whitman Tammany Union Square Broadway Rialto Curbstone Fellowship Waldo Booths Barrets

Ally Bankhead Pushes Tombigbee Lock Funding Effort

HON W B Bankhead of Jasper urges immediate work on the first Tombigbee lock seeking river and harbor funds. In a letter to John Mayo he notes a favorable survey and aims to secure a congressional appropriation for active construction before the next river and harbor bill.

Little Tombigbee River Tombigbee W. B. Bankhead Jasper John P. Mayo Tombigbee River Bankhead Board of Review Washington

Self propelled barges to haul Alabama coal to New Orleans

The Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Co plans self propelled steel barges for freight from Tuscaloosa to New Orleans via Black Warrior Tombigbee Mississippi Sound and Lake Borgne canal. Fifteen 1000 ton capacity barges with twin 75 hp gas engines, two lighter barges, and a modern canal yard will launch starting May 1, aiming 192 miles daily compared with rail.

The Wall Street Journal Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Company Tuscaloosa Ala New Orleans Alabama Mississippi Sound Lake Borgne Canal Alabama and New Orleans Canal Gulfport Mobile Great Lakes

Firemen affidavits dispute policing controversy in Mobile

Affidavits from five ladder men challenge police chief Crenshaw's remarks about remarks during a June 18 1913 visit. Commissioned Pat Lyons denies saying no policeman would be turned on lights. Notaries public corroborate statements from Captain J W Anderson and others. Also mentions fleet and unit barge concepts with labor and draft details.

United States Anderson Fire Department Crenshaw Pat J. Lyons Mobile County Alabama Geo. R. Brabner Ed Roberts Ed Johnson Manuel Tapia Engine House No. 4 Frank W. Crenshaw J. W. Anderson James Strand Yeshop Anerson

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