Coast Tourism Booms As Officials Warn on Behavior
The article notes record tourist numbers along the coast and New Orleans with Frank L. Owen of Louisville travel agency citing rising Eastern visitor interest. Corinne La Rose and Helen Gale, residents of a restricted district, were bonded for good behavior for one year and face 15 days at the county farm if violated. The Biloxi branch of the Internal Longshoremen’s Association celebrated its first anniversary with hundreds attending from Ocean Springs Biloxi Gulfport Pass Christian and Bay St. Louis. Carnival floats for Biloxi Mardi Gras dates are being prepared by S Navarro after carnival committee award.
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Ee Coast
New Orleans
Frank L
Owen
Louisville
New States
Amg
Corinne la Rose
Helen Gale
Brox
Justice and the Peace
I. B. Ellis
Fernoon
Biloxi
Longshoremen’s Association
Nct
Ocean
Gulfport
Pass Christian
Bay ‘St. Louis
Deaths and Funerals in Local Community
Burial of J T King took place Tuesday at 3 from his home 341 Spring Hill venue and at 3 30 from Catholic church Rt 7 with Rev Father McGowan officiating. Pallbearers included James Willie Leon Edgar Pistole Frank Galle and others. James Henry Ryan buried Monday in Catholic cemetery with Rev Father McGowan officiating. Pallbearers listed as John Dickns Jake Ma ein Allen McFayden and others. Jergen Larsen funeral held Wednesday at 2 from 107 St Stephens Road with Rev Andreas Kielland officiating. Deans from local lodges attended and Woodmen of the World members provided pallbearers. burial at Pine Crest cemetery with floral tributes.
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John Thomas King
Spring Hill
Rt. 7
Catholic Church
Father McGowan
Lang
James Willie Leon
Edgar Pistole
Frank Galle
Robert M. Campbell
Frank Barrett
Harry McKean
Tom Long
James Henry Ryan
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
W. F. Martin
Toulminville
John Dickns
Jake Ma Ein
Allen McFayden
D. Martin
Lee Pistole
William Martin
Jergen Larsen
St. Stephens
Andreas Kielland
Eee Seamen's Mission
Officialaeans
Scranton Lodge No.3
Forrest Camp
Woodmen of Orld
Ihearers
Woodmen
Pine Crest
Obituaries for Mrs. Dovie Smith and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Renauld
Mrs. Dovie Smith died Tuesday at her home 919 Washington Avenue after a long illness. She is survived by her husband Thomas E. and a daughter, her mother Mrs. Ella Thomas, six sisters including Mrs. Kate Martin, and two brothers. She was a member of Oakdale Baptist Church and funeral services were held Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Renauld died Wednesday morning at 4:10 at the family home 656 South You Street after a short illness. She was born in this city.
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Dovie Smith
Thomas E
Washington Avenue
Ella Thomas
Kate Martin
James
Harry’ Thomas
Fate Grae
Oakdale Baptist Church
Mary Elizabeth Renauld
Mary EB. Renauld
Nicholas Renauld
South You Street
After Sickness Scott's Emulsion Promoted as Preventive
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a blood making oil food that rebuilds tissue after illness. It claims emulsion strengthens lungs and throat, supports the immune system, and is preferred by physicians and nurses for post sickness recovery in a pure alcohol free formula.
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Hms
Scott
Bontt & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Eternal Triangle at Police Court Matinee Tuesday
The Eternal Triangle returns to Judge Edington's police matinee with Susan Cunningham Peter Brown and Hattie Gilmore in a comic, troubled case. Susan accuses Peter as drunk and abusive while Peter confesses. Hattie denies involvement and is discharged. A separate case sees Samuel Crabtree found with a loaded revolver and given court-ordered highway-building training.
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Susan
Peter
Hattie
Samuel Crabtree
Recorder
O'Shaughnessy
Crabtree
Florida
Mobile
Sam
Mrs. Renauld Funeral Details Announced
February 18 1840 obituary notes she resided here all life and was well known. Survived by husband five children W N Renauld Edward I Renauld daughters Mrs M E Yost Mrs M Marshall Mrs Ollie Pocase two grandchildren six great grandchildren all of this city. Funeral at St John s Church Thursday afternoon at time announced in this issue.
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W. N. Renauld
Edward I. Renauld
M. E. Yost
M. Marshall
Ollie Pocase
Renauld
St. John's Church
Capitol Gossip Reflects Peace at Almost Any Price Mood
Washington dispatch notes a broad peace at almost any price sentiment across Congress. Debates occur in cloakrooms and on the House floor as members split over nationalism preparedness and war taxes. Kenyon cites Mulhall lobbying in the child labor bill dispute, while farmers oppose Moss rural credits measures aiding land mortgage capital. Andrew Fernseth of the seamen's union accuses navigation officials of improper steering in inspection services.
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Congress
Kenyon
Senate
Mulhall
James A. Emery
National Manufacturers’ Association
Kenyon-Keating
Emery
Labor Committee
House
Actress Viola Allen Supports Macbeth Revival in New York
Noted actress Viola Allen known for sentimental roles has moved to Shakespearean tragedy. She supports James K. Hackett in his revival of Macbeth in New York.
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Macbeth
Viola Allen
James K. Hackett
New York
Seamen's Law Faces Executive Rulings and Opposition
The text notes that the bill would lose much of its effect due to executive rulings seen as hostile to the measure. It also states that both men opposed several features of the bill during congressional consideration.
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Fee
Congress
Judge Shea Named Ambassador to Chile by Wilson
Judge Joseph H. Shea of Seymour Indiana has been selected by President Wilson as ambassador to Chile and will be nominated soon. He will succeed Henry P. Fletcher.
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Washington
Joseph H. Shea
Seymour
Ind
Wilson
Chile
Henry P. Fletcher
Man Suffering a Sudden Fit Forces Move at Drug Counter
A man collapses at a store counter prompting a frightened saleswoman to steer him to a drug counter. The patron then escapes to a phone booth and calls his wife to come quickly as his condition worsens. The scene hints at a medical or emotional crisis unfolding in a public setting.
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Tom
Tick Eradication Campaign Starts in Mobile County
Mobile County launches a tick eradication drive with teams visiting Bayou la Batre Coden Whistler Semmes Citronelle Calvert Mt. Vernon Axis Satsuma Spring Hill Irvington Grand Bay Union Church Crichton Dawes Wheelerville Georgetown Downs Wilmer Tacon Station Hight Mile Theodore Mertz Station and Thomas store. Dr Meador from Auburn aids the effort alongside Prof Watt and Agriculture Commissioner Wade with speeches planned March 3 4 and March 18 14 at designated sites.
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Bayou la Batre
Coden
Whistler
Semmes
Orchard and
Tanner-Williams
Toulminville
Citronelle
Calvert
Mt. Vernon
Axis
Satsuma
Spring Hill
Irvington
Grand Bay
Union Church
Dawes
Wheelerville
Crichton
Georgetown
Downs
Wilmer
Tacon Station
Hight Mile School
Theodore
Mertz Station
Thomas’ Store
Meador
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
C. A. Carey
Mobile
Mobile County
Dr. Meador
L. C. Irvine
Bayou la Barre
Caden and
Delchamps
J. T. Watt
James H. Wade
G. H.mathis
Etowah County
Leaders urge House vote to show confidence in Wilson
President Wilson urges quick congressional action to end doubts over foreign policy outcomes and to solidify support for his course. Leaders from both parties plan a resolution endorsing his approach or warning Americans away from armed ships, with votes expected soon in both chambers.
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Senate
Congress
Wilson
Stone
Representative Flood
Lena Kern
Kern
Clark
Kitchin
Flood
Sones Aba Essethas Gite Saartt
Pou
Houses
Affar
Rules Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Asme
Capitol
Kitchen
Carnival unfolds grand Mobile Mardi Gras festivities
Central Mobile gears for a grand carnival with 6000 visitors expected. Emperor Felix III arrives by royal yacht for a week of parades, coronation at Lyric Theatre, infant mystics parade, and grand ball. Military bands, public pageants, and free acts aboard Rogers shows will accompany the events. Special trains and auto show amplify the spectacle.
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Felix III
Carival
Government Street
Duncan Place
Fort Morgan Reservation
Manassas Club
Felix
Bienville Square Keys
Lyric
Lyric Theatre
Hervey
Bienville Square
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Dave Levi
Carnival Association
Orpheum Theatre
Bona Venture station destroyed by fire in Montreal
The Bona venture station of the Grand Trunk Railroad in Montreal was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss is estimated at 300000 dollars. Police say preliminary evidence points to crossed electric wires, while fire officials suspect an enemy plot.
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Montreal
Bonaventure
Grand Trunk Railroad
Mobile Children Celebrate Birthdays Card
The item lists Grace Williams Savannah Street born March 1 1914 age 2 Hubert Cieutat Selma Street born March 1 1910 age 6 Asa Reed Palmetto Street born March 1 1910 age 6 Lamar Calloway Washington Ave born March 1 1908 age 8 Harold Chapmans Charleston St born March 1 1908 age not stated They are invited to retire a birthday picture and entries with names addresses and birthdates should be sent to Children’s Editor Mobile Item two days before their birthday.
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Grace Williams
Savannah
Hubert Cieutat
Selma
Asa Bernadette Reed
Palmetto
Lamar Calloway
Washington Ave
Harold Chapmans
Charleston St
Peat Ano March
Mississippi anti liquor ad bill passes senate
The Mississippi senate on Tuesday approved a house bill prohibiting liquor advertising in the state including ads on circulars, street cars, and billboards. Amendments to include ads for certain soft drinks and patent medicines with over 10 percent alcohol were defeated. The measure becomes law sixty days after approval.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Senate
House
Rifles and Cartridges Shipped to Harvard
Harvard University authorities were notified by the War Department that 1 050 rifles and 40 000 rounds of ammunition were shipped to Cambridge for use by the newly formed undergraduate regiment. The rifles were part of the regular army equipment in the Spanish American War.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
War Department
Fifteen Die in West Virginia Mine Dust Explosion
In Mption West Virginia on March 1 fifteen foreign miners were killed and five seriously injured when a coal dust explosion hit a mine owned by the Davis Coal and Coke Company. Fifty one other miners were rescued and the mine workings were completed by late today with all bodies recovered.
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Mpton
W. Va
Fifm
Davis Coal and Coke Company
Seven Bodies Found in Ruins of Burned Farm House
In Taloga Oklahoma on Tuesday seven people were found dead in the ruins of a farm house destroyed by fire. The deceased are identified as M Creed the house occupant his wife three children and three brothers.
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Taloga
Okla
Here
M. Creed
Talberts Visit Family. Yancey Improves After Illness
Oakdale Alabama reports Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Talbert and their son Sidney visited Talbert's mother and family Sunday. Mrs. Charley Yancey is very much improved after a severe spell of illness.
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Oakdale
Ala
Sidney Talbert
Sidney
Know-Your-City Trip To Telephone Exchange
A large Mobillan and tourist group tours the Home Telephone Company building as the Know-Your-City committee led by Joseph G. Espalla visits at 2:45 PM. W. H. Bryant, vice president and general manager, greets the party and guides tour guides through the exchange.
One Dinner Dish Said To Be Enough
Scientists debate eating theories but healthful digestion may handle varied meals. Vitalitas, an earth tonic, is claimed to relieve stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, and blood disorders. Sold by Sutton's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Sutton
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Spring Hill College
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