Lecture on Socialism by Collins Draws Public Interest
The article profiles Collins a noted lecturer and author of several works critical of socialism. It notes his past role as national secretary of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and his seven years in public labor service. It mentions his writings Why a Christian cannot be a socialist Why Socialism Is Opposed To Trade Unionism and others. It highlights his work with Illinois industrial commission and Governor Deneen praising the commission for labor safety laws and hours limits for women.
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Collins
Brotherhood of
Electrical
Conye
America
Been
Catholic Press ‘of
Industrial ‘Commission of
Illinoiis
United States
Ilinois
Mii- Mais Supreme Court
Supreme Hours
Deneen
Illinois
Dairy Exhibit by Railroad This Week
The Southern Railway Dairy Instruction Car, operated by the Mobile and Ohio railroad, will visit Mobile and Bay Shore area from March to the 6th inclusive. It will be parked at Government Street Station on Tuesday March 3. The public is invited to visit, hear lectures, and inspect the model daily as the car travels to Theodore Coden and Bayou la Batre along the Bay Shore road.
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Southern Railway
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile
Mobile and
Bay Shore
Government Street
Bay Shore Railroad
Bay Shore Road
Theodore, Coden
Bayou la Batre
Naval captains thank Mobile for carnival visit and hospitality
Mayor Pat J Lyons thanked Chester commander W A Moffett and Prairie commander Major F O Strickland for the Navy visit during Mobile carnival festivities. Both letters praise the welcome, courtesies, and the value of the ships and crews showing naval spirit to Mobile residents.
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Mobile
Lyons
Prairie
Chester
Pat J. Lyons
Kromptain Moffett
The
City
City of
Mission Next Week at St. Mary's Church
A ten day mission opens at St Marys Church on Sunday March 8 led by Jesuit fathers Rev W Power and Rev J McCreary. Daily masses with instructions at 530 and 800 p m children’s mission at 330 p m rosary sermon and benediction at 730 nightly except Saturday. Forty Hours Adoration closes the mission with special music and extra seating for crowds.
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St. Mary’s Church
W. Power
J. McCreary
St. Mary’s Choir
Don’t Let Your Truss Save Rupture Sufferers
An advertisement-like summary claims a new elastic spring truss cures ruptures, touts perspiration proof waterproof benefits, and denounces belts, springs, and humbug appliances. It promotes a book promising forty years of experience, a sixty day trial, and a no gamble buy with risk minimized by a long trial.
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Eecete
Navy seeks Mobile water for fleet due to purity and cost
Navy ships at Mobile Bay loaded water from local supplies noting 12 cents per ton versus higher rates at other wharves. The Chester took 500 tons and the Prairie 135 tons while at Mobile and Ohio wharves, with Vera Cruz and Pensacola bound vessels using the same source. Officers say Mobile water costs far less per ton despite coal use for evaporation. A church sale notice follows: Shirtwaists and clothes at Central Presbyterian on Thursday March 5.
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South
Chester
Prairie
Mobile
Ohio
Louisville
Nashville
Pensacola
Vera Cruz
Chester and
Suit embezzler gets 6 months
Ed Deshea appeared before Judge Chamberlain on Saturday with complainants charging embezzlement for taking clothing to press and clean then pawning it. He was sent to the county road for six months.
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Ed Deshea
Chamberlain
County Road
Charles Ramos
Jim Sigman
Luther Caldwell
Farrell Gossett
Wilmer V. Pearson
Police Department
Alfred Neal
H. P. Lee
Robert Cunningham
Mt. Meigs
Cunningham
Births Deaths and Marriages of Past Week
Probate court issued marriages for the week ending February 28 including White William B Nichol with Mary Neil Bonham and several other couples. Deaths listed for White and Colored categories include Lawrence Jones Ham let Wilson Isadore Dahlheimer and Josephine Reel among others. Remember the ole of Shirtwaists on Frere Ne Church ail.
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White
William B. Nichol
Mary Neil Bonham
Charles Stearns
Sadie Milton
Henry W. Oscinach
Dora Busbee
F. J. Schreiner
Lelia Smith
William Maurice Doyle
Mary Frances Meyers
Herschel Brenemen
Agnes B. Sherry
Jim Gardner
Harlie Odom
Louis E. Baker
Gertrude Birgauld
Colin Louis Ellis
Hattie Fo
Willie E. Green
Angelina Petteway
Willis Turner
Amelia Williams
George G. Parr
Rosalie Gregory
John Hennis
Mollie Barne
Soap Benjamin
Georgia Kilsom
William Taylor
Eloise Davis
Lazarus Jones
Cammie Kennedy
Nelson Bettis
Corinne Mack
John Bestor
Queenie Johns
Elbert M. Harris
Carrie Price
Pinkey Bates
Lucy Davis
Louis Ellis
Hattie Forbes
Lawrence Jones
Hamlet Wilson
Isadore Dahlheimer
William Smith
Orval W. Lindergreen
Price
Williams Jr
Walter A. Bass
W. H. Wilson
Josephine Reel Mattie Miller
Isa Avera
Ann M. Brady
Bery Streternoth
E. Pritchett
McGinnis
Abe James
R. H. Bannerman
Nathaniel Roberson
C. HL. McDonald
John H. McDonald
John H. McCants
Claud Lay
Anderson A. Jones
John Dumas
Dora Rivers
Pinkie Lewis
Fannie E. Wheat
Nannie Collier
Fannie
Alexander
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Knights of Columbus
Peter W. Collins
Chelsea
Hood
W. A. Moffett
U. S. Navy
F. O. Strickland
U. S. Marines
the Prairie
U. S
Central Presbyterian Church
Deshea
Richard
A. G. Walsh
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Nettie May Quarles
George
Tucaseen
Amos J
Jeannette Gar
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Mary P. Beckham
Alfred Ll
Annie Louise Staples
D. D
Eva Bryant
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Ella Matthews
Simon
Mary Jones
Henry
Dora Lee Allen
J. J
O. M. Smith
Eddie
Catherine Bernstein
Yara
Iggright
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