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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

6

The Mobile Item and Its City Crime Commentary

The Mobile Item notes its long history since 1881 and reestablishment in 1910 while reprinting a Houston Post analysis of rising crime against the person in the South. It cites mobile city court delays in a murder case, arguing that technicalities delay justice and fuel violence, without declaring guilt.

The Houston Post South Mobile William J. Brown Alfred Percy Ull Brown

Caminetti Affair Sparks Washington Controversy

Reports from Washington say Attorney General McReynolds interfered in the Caminetti case, triggering a political firestorm. House probes and Republican leaders demand inquiry into post ponement of the white slave trial and the conduct of Secretary Wilson and the administration.

The Mistakes of Jennie by Hal Coffman

A city girl Jennie buys many credit items for eight dollar weekly salary. Her mother objects to the 1.50 weekly debt though Jennie insists the clothes are affordable. Jennie schemes to alter her plain dresses to fit a trend while wondering about Tom.

Jennie Hal Coffman Tom

Southern states face fiscal woes and political lethargy

The Houston Post and Dallas News condemn Southern financial mismanagement. Georgia teachers unpaid. Tennessee bonds disputed. Alabama prison scandal. Mississippi graft hints. Texas treasury empty. One party monopoly blamed for lax governance and costly public service.

Georgia Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Texas Union Dallas News Houston The Las News Democratic Party of the South Incubus

Southern Railway promotes hog production in the South

The Southern Railway livestock department releases a booklet Hog Production and Conditions for Success in the South which covers hog care feeding breed selection disease treatment and meat processing. It notes the South buys more pork and pork can be produced cheaper here and urges farmers to raise hogs with expert guidance offered free of charge.

The Southern Railway Livestock Department South United States

Caminetti Case Sparks Demand for White Slave Trial Review

Brooklyn Times argues President Wilson should investigate McReynolds and McNab over delaying the trial of Senator Caminetti in the white slave case. The column claims the move undermines federal justice and warns against centralizing power, citing related cases and appointments in Washington.

Wilson McReynolds United States McNab California Caminetti State Department Johnson Illinois Camninetti Washington France Brooklyn Times

Father Son Cigar Exchange At College

A visiting father remarks the cigars are better than he can afford and the son replies that the purchase is on him. The exchange, from The Yale Record, highlights family support in a college setting.

Yale Record

Money and the limits of wealth in human happiness

An anonymous essay argues money cannot buy health love true friendship beauty or inner peace. It contrasts riches from Rockefeller and Morgan with lasting values, noting wealth cannot secure robust health enduring love or genuine companionship against fate and time.

Materia Medica Rockefellers Vanderbilts Morgans Anon

A Line o' Cheer Each Day o' the Year

Poetic fragment recalling a Freckle and Suva kiss with playful asides about beauty powders and spending, a whimsical mood on sunshine freckles and personal preference. The text reads like a casual, lyrical musing with casual references to mood and cosmetics.

Suva

Not Yet Hobsonized In Alabama Says Hobson Fails To Win Support

The Birmingham Age-Herald argues the senatorial clash between Captain Johnston and Captain Hobson shows Hobson cannot win statewide support. It cites Alabama’s disfavor over equal suffrage, his defensive stance, and absentee pairings as reasons he has not become Hobsonized.

Johnston Hobson Alabama Congress Birmingham Age-Herald

Royal Stork Highlight in Spain and Victoria Lineage

An Atlanta Constitution reprint extols Queen Victoria's sixth child by Alfonso of Spain in 1913 and lauds prolific motherhood as a counter to birth-rate gloom. The piece argues nature can be guided, praises maternal virtue, and links royal example to evolving views of womanhood.

Spain Victoria Alfonso Atlanta Constitution

Beware Alabama warns of political dangers cited in Tennessee

The Mobile Item warns Alabama readers about Republican governors and Democratic accomplices in Tennessee blamed for wrecking credit. It portrays minority lawmakers fleeing the chamber to block votes and urges voters to avoid the same political forces in the upcoming Alabama gubernatorial race, noting the paper’s indirect critique without naming individuals.

Mobile Alabama Tennessee Birmingham Age-Herald

Currency reform debate echoes Thompson on national banking

An 1892 advocate for limited federal control argues that currency issued by national banks rests on government bonds and should be tightly regulated. The piece discusses obstacles to central control, the urgency of banking reform, and expected effects on tariffs and international trade as Congress debates new banking and currency laws.

New York John Thom Salmon P. Chase United States Thompson Mr. Thompson Secretary of the Treasury Congress Wilson Banking and Currency Committee House American Bankers’ Association Europe Atlantic Holland

Breeches of Etiquette for Ambassador Page

The London Chronicle notes Dr. Walter Hines Page will not wear knee breeches at court. The poem envisions future state occasions with an ambassador choosing trousers, leaving bishops gaiters and Grecian dress behind. It humorously contrasts his choice with diplomats whose wives maintain knee or other garments.

Walter Hines Page England John Bull London Chronicle

Bankruptcy petition lists breweries as creditors

SUSPICIOUS LIABILITIES. The proprietor of a soft drink emporium who filed a petition in bankruptcy at Richmond a dry town listed several breweries as his principal creditors.

Richmond Cynthiana

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Mobile Item Tien Mobile Item Company, Inc ST. Emanuel Street Ala James C. van Antwerp Hanson Albert P. Bush John C. O'Connell Associated Press International News Service Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association Aibert Hanson Fifth Ave News Bell Home United States District Attorney Mann Drew Caminetti Caminett Pacific Coast Aft Hinebaugh Illinois Progressive Judiciary Committee Public Service Senate Kahn the Post Young Caminetti YALE John Kendrick Bangs
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