Dange Winds Up Woodman Picnic at Monroe Park
Several hundred Woodmen their families and guests returned from Monroe Park after an all day picnic ending with a dance in the pavilion. The First Regiment band played music as dinner and supper were served from the Mobile Light and Railroad Company shed. Entertainment included games bathing boating and diversions. Sponsors were Miss Claudia Oliver Miss Adele Browning Miss Imogene Lamas and Miss Edna Untreiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Park
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Claudia Oliver
Adele Browning
Imogene Lamas
Edna Untreiner
Second Camp Opens as Y M C A Boys Arrive at Palmetto Beach
The second Y M C A boys camp at Palmetto Beach began with ten additional Citronelle boys: Ernest Curtis Warren Woodruff Harry Reid Tom McMahon Chester Lavelle John Barr Arey Martin John Rowe Rolin Tyrrell. Week end visitors from Birmingham included H G Tonsmeire J H Watters Clarence Wienand Ned Turner and T K Lee. Sunday the group hiked to the Gulf and visited Bon Secour for afternoon church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. mm. C
Boya
Palmetto Beach
Citronelle
Ernest Curtis
Warren Woodruff
Harry Reid
Tom McMahon
Chester Lavelle
John Barr
Arey Martin
John Rowe
Rolin Tyrrell
H. G. Tonsmeire
J. H. Watters
Clarence Wienand
Ned Turner
City Preparing for July 9 School Bond Election
City Attorney B B Boone has begun printing ballots tally sheets and inspectors certificates for a July 9 school bond election. Voters will decide on issuing 150000 dollars in bonds to build new schools and upgrade existing ones. City hall indicates bonds will likely be approved by a large majority, though turnout may be low. The 1912 Mobile election set the record with 2500 votes when 100000 dollars in bonds were approved and Pat J Lyons was elected city commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Boone
Mobile
Pat J. Lyons
Wilson to Withdraw Nicholson Nomination to Portugal
President Wilson will withdraw Meredith Nicholson nomination as minister to Portugal after objections that he is not a good Democrat. Nicholson urged withdrawal to avoid political embarrassment and to keep his family from going abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Nicholson
Washington
Willson
Meredith Nicholson
Portugal
Fine Remedy for a Backward Child
A low state of health is the cause of backwardness in children and a healthy diet with air and exercise helps. Monitor bowel habits and consider Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for constipation. many mothers attest to its benefits. It is safe for infants and adults, sold by druggists at fifty cents to one dollar, with free samples by mail from Dr. W. B. Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Masons Observe St. Johns Day With Officer Installations
In observance of St. John’s Day a joint installation of officers occurred Tuesday morning at the Masonic Temple for Mobile Royal Arch Chapter No. 21 and three blue lodges, Mobile 40 Athelstan 369 and Howard 69. Installations of officers were held, with a slate of names, and a regular Howard Lodge communication set for Tuesday evening and Athelstan Thursday. Scottish Rite degrees will be conferred Wednesday and Thursday at the spring meeting of the Lodge of Perfection with about ten degrees to be conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Masonic Temple
Mobile Royal Arch Chapter
Mobile Lodge No
Athelstan Lodge No
Howard Lodge No
Howard Lodge
Athelstan Lodge
Lodge of Percection
Freemasonry
Royal Arch
M. KR. Baker
Leonard Wise
C. A. L. Johnson
K. W. Graham
J. L. A. Peaks
T. J. Price
KE. M. Cunningham
Third Veil
L. J. Arbo
Secnd Vell
R. M. Kendrick
First
S. A. Burgoyne
Shawhan
J. K. Dempster
Sentinel
M. &. Aldridge
Marshal
E.L. Merkle
Ryler
Ojeda Still Bottled Up By Constitutionalists
Governor Pesquira of Sonora denied reports that General Pedro Ojeda defeated state troops at Ortiz and Santa Rosa. Ojeda remained pressed in Santa Rosa near Ortiz as federal trains were halted by wrecked tracks and rebels were said to be advancing toward victory. The battle stretched over Santa Rosa and Ortiz area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Douglas
Ariz
Pesquira
Sonora
Hermosillo
Mexico City
Nogales
Pedro Ojeda
Ortiz
Santa Rosa
Ojeda
Sante Rosa
Engineers and Rail Telegraphers Work Toward Wage Contract
A committee of Mobile & Railroad Company engineers led by B A Payne will meet E G Rendell, superintendent of transportation, at his office at 10 o clock Wednesday to confer on the annual wage scale. Telegraphers are also negotiating a similar contract with Rendell, with progress expected to be speedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile & Railroad Company
B. A. Payne
E. G. Tendell
St. Andrews
Rendell
Mobile & Ohio
Seashore Camp Grounds to Open for Season with Divinity School
The Sea Shore Camp Grounds on Mississippi Sound below Gulfport opens Wednesday June 25 for a twenty day divinity school session led by Dr. John A. Rice of Fort Worth and Bishop W. A. Candler. The grounds stay open to October 1 with annual camp meeting July 17 to 27 under J. S. Frazer and Dr. J. W. Henry. L and N station at the grounds reopens with Sam C. Lyon in charge and rooms and board available with tenting privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Shore
Mississippi Sound
Gulfport
Divinity School
John A. Rice
Fort Worth
Texas
W. A. Candler
H. M. Neal
Opelika
Ala
Robert Selby
Brookhaven
Miss
J. S. Frazer
Seashore District
J. W. Henry
New Orleans
L. and N
Sam C. Lyon
Lyon
Camp
Camp Grounds
Morningstar Case Continued On Misbranded Cigar Charge
Louis Morningstar a cigar salesman faced 600 counts of misbranding cigars sold to a Theodore merchant. A preliminary hearing before the U.S. commissioner Tuesday was continued without action as government seeks more evidence. Morningstar remains out on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningstar
Louis Morningstar
Theodore
United States
Armory Repairs Funded by $500 Appropriation
City commissioners approved a $500 appropriation to repair the armory portion of the municipal building. Routine business followed with bills totaling $4,917.28 approved. Creole Fire Company No. 1 contract renewed at $450 monthly. health officer Dr. Mohr’s May report filed. New street lights ordered on St Louis, Water, and Bascom Avenue areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creole Fire Company No. 1
Schwarz
Pat J. Lyons
A. Mohr
Lyons
E. J. Grove
National Guard
Mobile
Raised Bills Foiled at Bank in Local Forgery Case
Police and federal officials pursue suspects in a scheme to raise currency after two notes, including a five dollar bill, were passed in Orange Grove area. Merchants reported counterfeit like notes. secret service and US marshal plan to take charge as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
United States
Nick Andros
Orange Grove
Andros
Merchants’ Bank
William Abrams
Franklin and
Knox Streets
City Bank and Trust Company
United States Marshal’s Office
Secret Service
G. B. Deans
Will Establish New Community Near Alabama Mississippi Line
The San Pedro-Mobile Company, a new real estate firm, incorporated in Mobile Alabama with $275000 capitalization and $75000 initial capital. Incorporators are Fred M. Hammond Frank N Hammond and Warren B Thomas of Columbus Ohio. The firm recently bought about 40000 acres near Wilmer Alabama and in Jackson County Mississippi from L I Brannan and others for a large sum, planning to subdivide into small farms and sell, establishing a community near the Alabama Mississippi line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro-Mobile Company
Mobile
Fred M. Hammond
Frank N. Hammond
Warren B. Thomas
Columbus
Ohio
Wilmer
Ala
Jackson County
Miss
L. I. Brannan
Alabama and
Mississippi Line
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
Advert shows Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ulcers boils eczema and skin troubles with a claim of rapid relief. It cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama recovered from a nine month ulcer in two weeks and promotes the product as inexpensive at 25 cents endorsed by Van An Drug Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Bruce Jones
Birmingham
Ala
van An Drug Corp
Adv
Fire damages frame house at Dearborn and Adams
A small fire Monday afternoon damaged a frame dwelling at the southeast corner of Dearborn and Adams streets. The house owned by Miss Mary Rodriguez was occupied by Black residents and the blaze was caused by sparks falling on the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn and
Adams Streets
Mary Rodriguez
Lock No 1 Closure At Tombigbee River For Repairs
Lock No 1 at McGrew Shoals on the Tombigbee will close to navigation around July 23 for about six weeks to overhaul gates and special irons. C A F Flagler notes the project. other river traffic includes sales of tug Simpson and barges, vessel sailings, and river schedules in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrew Shoals
Tombigbee River
C. A. F. Flagler
Corps of Engineers
Simpson
Pensacola
Mobile
W. H. Northup
E. E. Saunders
James M. Mauldin
I. H. Aiken
Consul
Peter
Ben
Bobby Ho
Jackson
Billy
Clooney
Gulf Coast
Alamo
Mallory Line
Tampa
Key West
New York
Clara A. Phinney
Carbarien
Cuba
John Wilson
United Fruit Company Line
Puerto Cortez
Athena
Havana
Coningsby
Normannia
Progersso
Mexico
Gulfport
Miss
Tride
Arbutus
Palmetto Street
Mary S. Blees
City of Mobile
Alabama
Tombigbee
Notice to Chart Agents Charts for Sale Nos 269 443 1067 1177
The notice lists H. O. charts now available for sale with numbers 269 443 1067 1177 1178 1639 and 2650. The brief item identifies chart numbers offered by H. O. and serves as a sales notice to agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O
Yerger Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement in Mississippi
Lawrence Yerger former secretary of the Mississippi penitentiary board pleaded guilty to embezzling 29000 dollars of state funds and was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Lawrence Yerger
Mississippi Penitentiary Board of Trustees
Giants Offer For Bescher Trade Report
St. Johnsville in George Burns hometown reports the New York Giants seek to trade Burns and Herzog for Cincinnati outfielder Bob Bescher with details circulated from Little Falls on June 24.
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Giants
Bescher
Little Falls
N. Y
St. Johnsville
George Burns
New York Giants
Burns
Herzog
Bob Bescher
Cincinnati
Weather conditions and heat across the United States
A low pressure area over the northern Rocky Mountains drives warm southerly winds and cool westerlies elsewhere. Temperatures reach 94 in Williston and Rapid City, 46 in Durango, with generally fair weather east of the Mississippi and rain in the Pacific states. Mobile fair tonight and Wednesday.
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Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
United States
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Williston
N. D
Rapid City
Durango
Court actions tally limited judgments and dismissals
Law and Equity Court proceedings list several rulings on Tuesday. Bank versus Weinbrecht costs paid and case dismissed. Newman versus Weinbrecht costs paid and dismissed. Turner Supply versus S S King verdict by default with damages 93.07. Mobile Register versus Dixie Park judgment 86.63. Pringle versus Somerville judgment 1263.58 with 217.23 exempt. Equity side notes testimony ordered published and docket postponed to June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Equity Court
Mobile court docket shows cases on Wednesday and Tuesday
Circuit Court docket lists cases including City of Mobile vs Weinacker Ice and Fuel Co and A P Bush vs J F Russell for Wednesday. Chancery Court calendar includes Alfred Riggins vs Rosa Riggins and Lila Ardoyno vs John Ardoyno with resets for July 2. A third case Thos Wilhite vs Kate Wilhite is set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Browne
City of Mobile
Weinacker Ice and Fuel Co
A. P. Bush
J. F. Russell
R. la Fearn
Eastern Union Telegraph Co
Marsh Haberdasher Co
M. Hoffman
John Craft
Haas Bros
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Alfred Riggins
Rosa Riggins
Marion N. Martin
Ada Lee Martion
Pauline E. Faith
David W. Perkins
James Dennard
Margaret Dennard
Lila Ardoyno
John B. Ardoyno
Blood Syrup Promises Cure At Home In Mobile Alabama
Dries out blood poison with a pure vegetable ingredient not Mercury or iodide. Smith's Blood Syrup claims to heal pimples swellings old sores risings bumps mucous patches itching humors and bone pains. Sold at Van Antwerp Drug Store Mobile with mail orders available. large bottles priced at $1 or six for $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
van Antwerp Drug Store
Mobile
Ala
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Boone
Harry Brunty
ST. John's Day
Athelstan
Charles S. Shawhan
W. M
Alex Hancock
S. W
James Wade Cox
J. W
Robert L. Douglass
Richard M. Kendrick
Henry I. Lesesne, Jr
Geoge M. March
J. D
Charles A. Pate
Louis J. Arbo
J. S
Mark
S. Andrews
Myron T. Sprague
A. Ross Holland
Tyler
Silas A. Burgoyne
Stephen F. Sims
James D. Atkins
Samuel J. Hahn
Frank J. Shultz
Sidney W. Coan
John S. Garrison
Frank J. Imahorn
Reese A. Broadus
James M. Hall
Alfred J. Human
Charles J. Dunster
John KE. Kane
Seashore
Iterm
FL Aferst CO
Big Business
Coldwell
Creole Fire Company
Neal Wilmer
Aya
Oldstein Jewelerny
Royal Street
Yerger
Uae
TAKRE
Sig Attensse Iw
ML Druggists, OR
E. Fougera & Co, Inc
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