Mobile Harbor Channel Progress Cited In Mc Clarke Record
Rep Taylor defends his eight year push for Mobile Harbor improvements. He cites engineers reports showing depth increased from 18 to 27 feet and width expanded to 200 feet, with ongoing projects to reach 27 feet by 4 year term. He rebukes claims of only six years of gains and urges voters to trust the documented progress.
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Mobile Harbor
Mobile Bar
Chief of Engineers
Mobile
Congress
S.s
R. H. Clarke
Clarke
River and Harbor
Chickasaw Creek
Beacon 14
Report of Engineers
Tal
Fune
Penne
Musee Rodin Proposed for Paris in Hotel Biron
Paris February 28 Paul Jacquier under secretary of Beaux Arts announced plans to present a project to create a Musee Rodin The sculptor offers all his works and a large collection of Greek Roman and Egyptian pieces on the condition the museum is set in the Hotel Biron and Rodin named guardian for life An inventory has been prepared and papers await Beaux Arts acceptance before deputies act on the project.
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Paris
Paul Jacquier
Beaux Arts
Administration of
Fine Arts
Rodin
Chamber of Deputies
Missionary Union Observes Week of Prayer Activities
The Baptist Women's Missionary Union schedules the week of prayer for home missions starting Sunday March 1 with services at 3 30 p m in Bush Auditorium First Baptist Church. A quarterly all day meeting is set for Thursday March 5 at 10 a m at Dauphin Way Church with attendees asked to bring a lunch box.
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The
Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
Bush Auditorium
First Baptist Church
Dauphin Way
Movement on the river fronts as destroyers lead port traffic
No merchant vessels arrived and little river movement as naval vessels Monaghan Sterett and Terry sail for Pensacola to join destroyers Reid Flusser and Preston toward New Orleans. Other ships like British steamer Samara and Norwegian Karen depart for Havana Amsterdam and Yarmouth with lumber goods. The General R. T. Frank arrives to supervise gulf harbor work and the Georgia D Jenkins sails for Mayaguey with pine lumber. A tug L Russel brings two oil barges up from Port Arthur amid a snow storm. Kylemhor shifts to plyer 2 and E M Roberts loads pine for West Indian ports.
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Monaghan
Sterett
Terry
Pensacola
Reid
Flusser
Preston
New Orleans
Samara
Amsterdam
Holland
Yarmouth
England
Gulfport
Miss
Karen
Pedersen
Munson Line
Havana
General R. T. Frank
Gulf
Georgia D. Jenkins
Clain
Mayaguey
P. R
L. Russel
Port Arthur
Texas
Alleghaney
Mingo
Gulf Refining Company
Carlson
Kylemhor
E. M. Roberts
Blackster’s Mill
West Indian
Negroes who stole clothing convicted in the City Court
Three men Charles Franklin William Smith and Henry Davis were tried on burglary charges Saturday in the city court and convicted. They were arrested by police in late November for breaking into Richard Edwards home and the store of Mrs Annie Pinkson on Daviser Street and taking clothing and wearing apparel.
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Ctty
Charles Franklin
William Smith
Henry Davis
Richard Edwards
Annie Pinkson
Daviser
Bog slide threatens Irish towns and panic in Carrick
A bog slide of several square miles in Carrick on Shannon area advances after heavy rains. Thousands of acres in Leitrim and Roscommon submerged. roads impassable. Shannon floods isolate communities. Livestock carcasses and farm structures washed away as fear grows.
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Carrick-On-Shannon
Ireland
Carrick
Leitrim
Roscommon
Shannon
First Man to Propose Defines Affinity for a Girl
A girl values the first proposal as her ideal affinity. As she ages she dislikes living in a country with great wear and tear on a sleigh, signaling a preference for gentler conditions and stability over hardship.
Wigs in Every Hue Spark Fashion Reimagining Hair
The piece notes Paris and London society embracing colored wigs from orange to Nile green and turquoise to match gowns and eyes. It describes wigmakers rushing to supply six new wigs per customer, prices from ten to one hundred dollars, and the shift toward powdered or dyed looks affecting both women and men in social settings.
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Herald
Paris
London
Balla
George Keppel
William Hepner
Prepare to Fight Alone as Friend May Desert You
A terse proverb warns that a trusted ally may abandon you before danger arrives, urging readiness to face battles solo and rely on no one but oneself when confronting threats.
Alabama Coal Demonstration Pressed by Chamber of Commerce
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce requests Alabama coal be tested for naval and royal purposes to demonstrate its efficiency amid a growing coal trade with the opening of the Panama Canal. The effort aims to present Alabama coal as essential for national and maritime needs.
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Mobile
Geor Taylor
Washington
Alabama
Panama Canal
Chamber of Commerce
Goldthwaite Seeks Mexican Ship Contracts for Mobile Port
Goldthwaite named chair of a Commerce committee to press navy department for assigning Mobile as a port of call. He will appeal to Congressman Taylor to secure prompt action, leveraging his marine expertise to advance Mobile's interests. The notice hints at pay-as-you-go travel tips.
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Navy Department
Mobile
A J. Parsons
of Commerce
Goldthwaite
Taylor
Terriot
Washington
Wall
Myr
Parsons
Freckle Remedy Promises Quick Results Counterfeit Tone
An advertisement claims a February March treatment can remove freckles. It urges using double strength to fade spots within days and guarantees money back from druggists if not satisfied, asserting physician endorsement and widespread sales.
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Promis Axel
Oi Varantes
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City OF Paris
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City Bank
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Pillar Rock
Camembert
New York
Societe Roquefort
Hanford’s Butter
Hannis Distillery Co
America
Duffy’s
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
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