Canker Eradication Legislation Sought by Horticulturists
Satsuma Day slated for Mobile with President Winberg authorized to appoint committees after a directors meeting. The group debated amendments to a proposed bill giving the Alabama State Horticultural Board wide and open authority in citrus canker eradication. Prof. Ernest Walker and Dr. W. H. Ludwig attended along with C. N. Seever and others from Mobile and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satsuma
Mobile
O. F. E. ‘Winberg
Gulf Coast Horticultural
Association
Cawthon
Alabama State Horticultural
Foley
C. N. Seever
Robertsdale
Messrs. Reynolds
Loding and Kettle
Quarters Provided for Juvenile Court in County Building
Two rooms in the county building east of the probate judge’s room are assigned to the mobile county juvenile court which starts operations July 1. Judge Edington oversaw the project. Jesse Hogan will be judge and Corinne Roberts will serve as clerk probation officer.
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Judge of Probate
Juvenile Court of
Mobile County
Edington
Jesse Hogan
Corinne Roberts
Immunity from fatal diseases touted by Paris and U S firms
French and German scientists race on a serum from Paris Academy of Medicine to confer immunity against contagious diseases and aid diphtheria and tetanus cures. In the U S Vitalitas, a natural earth extraction, shows widespread success in chronic disorders across seven Southern states and is sold by Sutton's Drug Store and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Medicine
Paris
America
Vitalitas
States
Sutton
Lawn Party Aids Stricken Family By Neighborhood Girls
A lawn party is planned on the afternoon of June 25 on Broad and Palmetto streets. A group of neighborhood young girls will host to raise funds for a family stricken with pellagra. Proceeds will aid the destitute household.
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Broad
Palmetto Streets
Recorder Court Records For Arthur Sirmon And Others
Arthur Sirmon was fined 15 dollars or 30 days for speeding. Thomas Miller faced embezzlement charges but was discharged after a watch was returned to Mamie Autrey who swore the warrant. Miller was fined 25 dollars or 50 days for disorderly conduct. Ed Burke, a Black driver, was fined 2 dollars for leaving his horse unattended.
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Arthur Sirmon
Recorder’s Court
Thomas Miller
Recorder
Mamie Autrey
Miller
Ed Burke
Deaths and Funerals Miss Nellie Turnidge and T W Trawick
Miss Nellie Turnidge 23 a native of Mobile died Wednesday after a lingering illness at a local institution. Survived by mother Mrs Allie Turnidge and two brothers. Thomas W Trawick Crichton resident laid to rest Wednesday at Magnolia cemetery with Odd Fellows delegation attending funeral at the family home conducted by Rev A B Brown and Rev Trotter pallbearers J W McIlwaine J H Cocke Dan Phiffer Dan Logan Frank Marsh and J R Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Turnidge
Mobile
Allie Turnidge
T. W. Trawick
Thomas W. Trawick
Crichton
Magnolia
A. B. Brown
Mr. Trotter
Methodist Church
Napoleonville Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Messrs
J. W. McIlwaine
J. H. Cocke
Dan Phiffer
Dan Logan
Frank Marsh
J. R. Graham
Mrs Lilla A Burns Dies In Mobile At 55
Mrs Lilla Adelaide Burns aged 55 native of Charleston S C died at her Mobile home 71 North Julia street. Survived by husband William M Burns four daughters Mrs J P Carroll Savannah Ga Mrs W D Grisby South Carolina Mrs A C Croxdale and Miss Emma Dora Burns Mobile four sons D J E J A J Burns South Carolina William M Burns Jr Mobile. Remains taken by Roche Burke Undertaking Co and will be sent to Charleston for interment.
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Lilla A. Burns
Lilla Adelaide Burns
Charleston
S. C
Mobile
North Julia Street
William M. Burns
J. P. Carroll
Savannah
W. D. Grisby
South Carolina
A. C.croxdale
Emma Dora Burns
Messrs
D. J
E. J
A. J. Burns
William M. Burns, Jr
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Burglary at Wilson McCrary Store Crichton
Burglars forced the front door of Wilson McCrary’s Crichton store on Wednesday and stole several articles. A chewing gum machine was broken open and glass jars smashed. The stolen value was small. A report was made to the sheriff and an investigation begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson McCrary
Crichton
Sweet Dreams Mosquito Remedy Promises Quick, Friendly Service
The ad touts Sweet Dreams as a high quality mosquito remedy with broad availability. It claims reasonable cost and reliable effectiveness and promises large bottles at 15 cents in major drug stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Dreams
Fern
Mission hailed as a success by Dr. Dernberg
In a Tribune interview published in New York Dr. Bernhard Dernberg says his U S mission clarified German aims for Americans and that the effort, though shortened, achieved its goal. He plans to return to Berlin to confer with officials and denies planning propaganda in Scandinavia.
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New York
Bernhard Dernberg
The
Tribune Today
Bergen
London
Kirkwall
Scotland
the Tribune
Dr. Dernberg
United States
Germany
Colors
Dernberg
Berlin
Prostration at Work Signals Heat Wave Toll
John Judge of the street cleaning force fainted from heat while on Jackson Street near Congress and Adams. He was taken home after the incident, the city’s first heat prostration in the current hot spell. Nine horses also collapsed over the hot days, with two deaths, during the heatwave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Judge
Jackson
Congress
Adams
Robert Lansing Named Secretary of State
The United States government notified foreign governments of Robert Lansing's appointment to replace William Jennings Bryan. Lansing, who took the oath today, had served as secretary of state ad interim since Bryan's resignation and was seen as an expert on international law. Embassies and consulates were informed and formal announcements were made by President Wilson.
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Washington
United States
Robert Lansing
William Jennings Bryan
Lansing
Wilson
New York
White House
Bryan
State Department
Senate
Congress
Asheville
Mr. Lansing
Germany
Great Britain
Whistler Lodge Holds Special Meeting for Installing Officers
Bowen Lodge No 240 A F and A M to install officers elected at last regular meeting Mizpah Lodge No 222 to hold regular meeting at 730 PM at I O O F Hall Young Men's Club dance at Odd Fellows Hall drew about sixty couples with refreshments Methodist Sunday school to host lawn party and ice cream festival at Johnson Park proceeds for Sunday school Mrs Adrian Sanarens left for McComb City Miss due to sister in law’s death various residents short homecomings travels and recoveries noted
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Bowen Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Mizpah Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Young Men's Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Methodist Sunday School
Johnson Park
Adrian Sanarens
McComb City
Miss
Anderson and
Station Streets
Raymond Daffin
Houston
Texas
Nashville
Annie Allen
Meridian
Horace F. Cross
Frank Donovan
New Orleans
Bert Simon
Roundhouse
Okolona
Ida Tyle
Wesley Bible Class All Day Picnic Planned at Bay Side Park
On Monday July 5 the Wesley Bible class of St Francis Street Methodist church designated the date for an all day picnic at Bay side Park Fairhope. R D Walker chairs the social committee and the Apollo is secured for the excursion. In court Thursday W B McAleer as special administrator for Lillie Hollon filed a definite suit against Foster Williams to recover a lot of household goods and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bible Class
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Bayside Park
Fairhope
R. D. Walker
Apollo
Law and Equity
W. B. McAleer
Lillie Hollon
Foster Williams
Instant Universal Hair Tint “Brownstone” Promotion
A historical advertisement touts “Brownstone” and its variant “Brownatone” as safe instant hair tinting solutions for brown or black shades. It promises simple monthly upkeep, compatibility with gray or faded hair, and two shade options with 26 cent and 1 dollar sizes. Sample bottles and a booklet available for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Bien
Dave 8. Bauer
BR L. Braswell
Feore Sells Roseway to Luther Moor Lumber of Port Arthur
Marine news reports ship owner James J. Feore sold the Roseway a Mobile district registered Amer ican schooner built in 1907 at Shelburne Nova Scotia after entering service in August. The vessel 291 gross tons 244 net 120 feet long 24.8 feet beam and 12.4 feet depth changes hands to Luther Moor Lumber Co of Port Arthur Texas with price undisclosed. Meanwhile tow of the tug Claude moved Edna V. Pickels to Galveston and Pleroma to St Andrews to load timber for Cuban ports. The Ethel Clarke departing Mobile with a hull hole for water remains bound for Italy while Alma and City of Mobile head upriver to points on the Tombigbee and Alabama rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Feore
Luther Moor Lumber Company
Port Arthur
Texas
Mobile
Shelburne
Nova Scotia
Claude
Edna V. Pickels
Pleroma
Tower Bar
Galveston
St. Andrews
Fla
Weather Summary Signals Fair Midwest to East Coast
Forecasts show 96 degree highs in the South for a 36 hour shipping window north east and west. The Tombigbee and Alabama river forecasts suggest little change in the next two days and 48 hours respectively. Generally fair conditions prevail with high pressure east of the Mississippi and light scattered rain in the interior. Forecaster Mc Albert Ashenberger notes continued fair weather over most eastern areas.
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Tombigbee River
Alabama
United States
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Apalachicola
Fla
Duluth
Minn
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Pacific Coast
Automobiles From Mobilians to Mount Vernon Parade for School Benefit
Twelve cars carried prominent Mobilians led by Mrs. Co L Lavretta and Mrs B S Ta and William J Giblin with his comedy company left the city Thursday for Mount Vernon for an evening festival benefiting the school improvement association.
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Mount Vernon
School Improvement Association
Co. L. Lavretta
8. S. Ta
William J. Giblin
Dr. Muckenfuss Leaves Ole Miss for Emory Chair
Oxford Mississippi report announces Dr Anthony Muckenfuss a renowned chemist resigns after a decade at the University of Mississippi to join Emory College in Oxford Georgia as a senior position in the medical department.
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Dr. Muckenfuss
Mississippi University
Emory
Oxford, Miss
Anthony Moultrie
Muckenfuss
University of Mississippi
Emory College
Oxford
Hare
Prichard Operator of Tiger Is Hit Hard in Inferior Court
Leo Broadus a white man arrested June 13 by Deputies Oberhaus Soles and Bernstein for violating the prohibition law by selling beer and whiskey at his Prichard place was arraigned in the inferior criminal court before Judge Chamberlain and fined 250 dollars plus 90 days hard labor. Broadus gave notice of appeal to the city court and bond was set at 200 dollars. Sheriff Holcombe and deputies are probing blind tiger cases and have convicted all arrested on the charge so far. John Reed who escaped county road service for three months petit larceny was recaptured and given 30 days more hard labor. Joe Dupree John Pees and Dan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Broadus
Oberhaus
Soles
Bernstein
Prichard
Inferior Criminal Court
Chamberlain
Holcombe
John Reed
Joe Dupree
John Pees
Dan
George Russell Dead After Brief Illness
George Russell a long time ship chandler and electrical worker in Mobile died Thursday at 3:25 PM after four weeks illness. A Christinia Norway native, he lived at 30 Commons Street and served as chief electrician for the Mobile Light & Railroad Company before joining Rolf Seeberg ship chandlery eight years ago. Russell, a member of Mobile Lodge No. 40 AF and AM and a charter member of the present Mobile Lodge of Elks, is survived by his wife and three brothers and one sister.
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George
Solle
Commons Street
Christinia
Norway
Mobile
Bile Light & Railroad
Rolf Seeberg
Russell
Mobile Lodge No. 40
Mobile Lodge of Elks
Ear
Christiania
Mary
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S. Conception St. Harrison Mutual
Burial Association
Britton
Merchants Bank Mobile
City Ticket Office
Royal St
Bell 210
Pass
Agt
White Wings Force
WORLD
Whistler
Au Agenta, E. Fougera & Co., Inc
American Tent
St. Francis St
J. T. Jett & CO. General Contractors
City Bank
Bell
Res
Marine News
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Mobilians Auto
Vernon
George Russell
Collins
Har? Lehor
Palm Beach
Paul Jones
G. D. Justrite
C. J. Gayfer & CO. Mobile’s Best Woman's Wear Store
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