Catholic schools value stressed at convention session
In St Paul Minnesota Archbishop John Ireland welcomed delegates at the Catholic Educational Association meeting. He cited nearly a million and a half pupils in Catholic schools across the United States and argued religion should permeate and vivify childhood education. He noted Catholic schools balance religious instruction with secular studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
John Ireland
Catholic Educational Association
James McGorrick
Duluth
Aishop Ireland
United States
Ath Church
Sarge tablets promise rapid regain of lost flesh
An old advertisement claims Sarge tablets help regain lost flesh after illness by ensuring nourishment from meals is absorbed. It asserts the tablet mixes with blood to extract fats and nutrients from food and convert them into usable flesh and strength.
Bondsmen Surrender Assailant After Arthur Williams Shooting
Bondsmen handed Delbert Brown to Sheriff Holcombe yesterday afternoon. Brown had been out on bond on a charge of assault with a pistol with intent to commit murder on Arthur Williams at Del Champs last week. Williams was wounded in the right side and treated at the Marine hospital. his condition was not seen as serious, leading Brown to be remanded. The bondsmen, who are brothers in law, acted upon concern Williams’s health.
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Delbert Brown
Arthur Williams
Delchamps
Brown
Recorder's Matinee Sentences and Arrestees
E Sossamon paid a $2.50 fine in recorder's court for passing a street car while discharging passengers on a bicycle. P J McNiff faced a $15 fine or thirty days for operating his saloon. Four negroes were discharged from the bar room. Leona Evans bound over to city court on grand larceny charges with a $500 bond after allegedly stealing $194.96 from Antone Troha. D M McLaurin received thirty days in jail for passing worthless checks after arrest on a dangerous and suspicious charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sossamon
Recorder's Court
P. J. McNiff
Newbern and
Harris
Edington
Leona Evans
Antone Troha
D. M. McLaurin
Motile
Shortstop Jack Barry On the Market Report
Philadelphia report says veteran shortstop Jack Barry of the former world champions may be sold after injury kept him out since June 19. Connie Mack in Washington declines comment as Athletics pursue a rebuild, aiming to unload high salaried players while stocking youth.
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Philadelphia
Bob Shawkey
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Americans
Jack Barry
Barry
Connie Mack
Washington
Mack
McInnis
Amos Strunk
Athletics
Villa Expands Juarez Garrison to Halt Hostile Factions
In El Paso on June 29, General Manuel Banda says Villa will strengthen the Juarez garrison to block revolutionary elements entering Mexico from the U S. All patrols around Juarez are doubled and a Mexican secret service is ordered to watch suspicious individuals.
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EL Paso
Texas
United States
Mexico
Villa
Juarez
Manuel Banda
Asquith Urges Britain to Economize for War Loan
Premier Asquith spoke at Guild Hall urging penny wise economy to support the British war loan. He called on the nation to adopt thrift to lighten the burden on the war effort and back government borrowing.
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Asquith
Britain
London
Guild Hall
Zinc Mines Closed As 2000 Miners Strike In Missouri
Joplin Missouri June 29 Virtually all large zinc mines in the Webb City Carterville district remained closed as about 2000 miners refused to work. They demand higher prices received by operators for the metal and the walkout followed sheriff orders.
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Joplin
Webb City
Carterville
New York Woman Dies of Dozen Stab Wounds
Grace Fox, 42, wife of W M Fox of New York, manager of a cash register firm, died from a dozen stab wounds. Police open murder investigation in New York City after the incident last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grace Fox
W. M. Fox
McHenry Admits Plot In Washington Murder Case
George McHenry a Washington waiter arrested in Pittsburgh confessed to detectives that he was with Thomas Forney when the attack on Franklin T Schneider occurred. He denied striking the candy manufacturer, saying Forney used the hammer. McHenry said Forney plotted to kill Schneider months earlier, offered a 400 promissory note and promised full payment for disposing of the old man. McHenry and Forney face Wednesday hearings for felonious assault with intent to kill.
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Pittsburgh
George McHenry
Washington
Franklin T. Schneider
McHenry
Thomas Forney
Schneider
Forney
Harry C. Carlisle
Atlantic City
H. C. Carlisle
Carlisle
New York
SigE Passenger Gets Good Tip by Rheumatism Cure Claim
A Birmingham salesman for International Stock Food Co recounts how Vitalitas relieved his rheumatism after ten years of symptoms. He says the remedy improved his condition from the first dose and urges others with rheumatic aches or chronic digestive issues to try Vitalitas, praising its merit.
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J. T. Barksdale
Vitalitas
Deaths and Funerals in Mobile Area
John E. McDonald a 63 year old Mobile native and railroad engineer died at home after a lingering illness. Survived by several relatives including nieces nephews and a sister Annie McDonald of Asheville. Cynthia Crane a Cincinnati native and Mobile resident died aged 64 at home with husband son and daughters surviving. Munson Steamship Line arrived with pineapples and will load for return trip at Pier 8. Barge No 2 of the Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Co rests in Mobile harbor awaiting passage to Lock 17 Warrior River for limestone cargo.
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John
Wagner
Annie McDonald
Asheville
N. C
Cynthia Crane
E. G. Crane
Old Shell Road
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mobile
George B. Crane
R. B. Hudson
New Orleans
W. M. Ward
Hilda
Maud Ward
Viking and Karen Sail On Freight Run To Jamaica Ports
A general cargo voyage set to Jamaica and other ports departed the harbor Monday afternoon aboard the Norwegian steamer Viking of the Seeberg Line. The Karen, another Norwegian vessel, followed in the same trade.
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Jamaican
Viking
Seeberg Line
Karen
Sub Committee Formed to Raise Funds for Open-Air Concert
L W Savage chairman reports insufficient funds to carry out summer program in Bienville and city squares. A citizens committee chaired by J Leslie Taylor will raise 200 to 250 dollars. members listed include Metzger Chamberlain Craft Holbrook Andrews Phillips Mitchell Delchamps Potter Laurendine Savage Edman Reiss Walter Mitchell and Sig Bauer. They will meet at 6 this afternoon at the Savage Hotel to plan a brief campaign.
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L.W. Savage
Chamber of Commerce
Ways and Means Committee
Bienville
Ways and Means
Citizens Committee
J. Leslie Taylor
Taylor
Citizens’ Committee
Messrs
H.l Metzger
Bart B. Chamberlain
John Craft
Martin Holbrook
J. D. Andrews
W. R. Phillips
Re BE. Mitchell
W. B. Delchamps
J. A. Potter
Burke Laurendine
L. W. Savage
J. M.edman
Jacob Reiss
Walter Mitchell
Sig Bauer
Savage Hotel
Ministers Leave Town for Spring Hill and Bridal News
Rev. Henry Ward DuBose and family depart for Spring Hill Tennessee for two weeks. Rev. Dr. E D McDougall will fill the Government Street Presbyterian pulpit next Sunday. Mr James I Westbrook and bride return from their bridal tour and stay at the Cawthon Hotel. Numerous visitors from Alabama and Georgia register at the Cawthon Hotel on Tuesday.
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Henry Ward DuBose
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Miss DuBose
Eegenees
Spring Hill
Tenn
DuBose
H. W. DuBose
E. D. McDougall
Alabama Presbyterian College
Anniston
E. B. Stewart
Yellow Pine
James I. Westbrook
Cawthon Hotel
Burglars Hit Store and Depot in Escatowpa Ala
Burglars broke into J. W. Collins' store in Escatowpa on Monday night and stole several pairs of shoes caps and hats. The Mobile and Ohio depot was entered and several express packages were taken.
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Escatowpa
Escatawpa
Ala
J. W. Collins
Mobile and Ohio
Rev Andrew S A to Visit Mobile from Rome Return
Rev Andrew S A is scheduled to arrive in Mobile later this week after completing priestly studies in Rome. He was ordained at St James the Apostle in Rome and trained with the Augustinians before entering the Villa Nova college in Italy. He will visit Fr Dunne during his stay in Mobile.
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Andréw Orth Dodie
S. A
Philadelphia
Peturn
Rome
Villa Nova Lege
The
Augustinians
Order of St Nis Sustine
Vite
St. James the Apostle
Fr. Dunne
Y M C A Officers To Be Elected Thursday
Y M C A directors met at the Cawthon Hotel to finish budgets for the coming year and elect the president secretary treasurer and directors. The group aims to maintain policy despite reduced funds following a year with a strong campaign.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Cawthon Hotel
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Bush League
Bear Cat
By Budsee
MS. Jou
Susy
Jake
Ign
Ysr
Ireland
Educational Association
St. Paul, Minn
Flesh Builder
van Antwerp’s Drug Co
duMont
Wm. W. Groom
Croom
St. Michael St
St. Joseph and
State Streets
DeBriere
Debriere’s Cafe
South Royal ST
Bester
Battles Wharf
Beach Hotel
Tent
St. Francis St
Union Terminal Station
Welson
Meridian
Tuscaloosa
Biringham
East
Recorder
M'Henry
Boston
Federation of American Zionists
Phineas Israeli
Sige
Bisura Maghgd
John E. McDonald
Marine News
Andrew
le Paice
Woman’s Wear
Faille
Georgette
Palm Beach
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