Anteshipping Case Heard at Capital in Montgomery
Judge Gaston Gunter heard arguments on a preliminary injunction to stop Southern Express from refusing six quarts of liquor shipment from Pensacola to Ramer. The decision will be issued by March 15. Attorneys filed briefs by Monday highlighting the Bonner anti shipping law and Webb Kenyon act challenges.
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Montgomery
Gaston Gunter
City Court of
Southern Express Company
Pensacola
Fla
Ramer
Ala
Gunter
William L. Martin
Webb-Kenyon
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Tee H. Weil
Davis Stakely
Weil, Stakely & Vardaman
Martin
J. M. Foster
S. l. Field
Baptist Associational Campaign Held in McWilliams Alabama
The Baptist Associational Campaign opened at 10 o clock with devotional by Rev Thorp of Pine Apple. Speakers included B Davie of Clayton on association schools and missions. R E Lambert of Darlington spoke on Giving. A woman's meeting followed at Methorict Church with Laura Lee Patrick and others. Rev Nelson, a South America missionary, concluded with inspirational tales from 23 years in Brazil despite bad weather draws visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcwilliams
Ala
Baptist
Methorict
Laura Lee Patrick
Montgomery
E. L. Cunningham
Furman
Kimbrough
Camden
C. C. Redmonde
Nelson
South America
Brazil
Montgomery City Officials Face Salary Payment Dispute
J A Thompson of the board of public safety urged the city commission to authorize the treasurer to pay police and fire salaries pending court resolution. The treasurer refused, claiming no authority under the safety board. The board cited embarrassment and asked for better relations. the commission took no action. A Bucharest dispatch reports Talaat Bey, Turkish interior minister, seriously wounded in Constantinople.
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Montgomery
J. A. Thompson
Board of Public Safety
City Commission
Board of Safety
Safety Board
Bucharest
Constantinople
Talaat Bey
Cascarets Headache Cold Relief Ad
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets with a 10 cent box claim for headache cold and bowel issues. It touts overnight cleansing of stomach liver and bowels and emphasizes pleasant taste for children without gripe or sickness.
Crichton Socials and Meetings Spotlight Local Club Events
Socials at Crichton feature a birthday party with fruit cake and lemonade attended by Misses Marie Gill Ethel Roberts Azula Allen Minnie Beckham Florence Newell Lillian Newell Annie Banks and Messrs Gus Roberts Hardy Pierce Howard Roberts Horace Pierce with guests from Grand Bay. The Ladies Aid Society shifts meeting to Tuesday at 3 pm. Recital at Spring Hill avenue by Miss Irma Camrell showcases prizes won by Emma Haas Lucile Clark Audrey Lockler. Numerous visits, illness updates, and missionary society notes follow with confirmations of events and attendees in Crichton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
Marie Gill
Ethel Roberts
Azula Allen
Minnie Beckham
Florence Newell
Lillian Newell
Annie Banks
Gus Roberts
Hardy Pierce
Howard Roberts
Horace Pierce
Harvey Moigi Earnest Phifer
Ite Deakie
E Brewton
Untzengo
Grand Bay
J. W. Dailey
Old Shell
Ladies Aid Society
Baptist Church
Irma Camrell
Spring Hill Avenue
Edith Camrell
Emma Haas
Lucile Clark
Mabel Harris
Michigan Avenue
J. W. Wilkes
J. W. Turner
Eva Seymour
Knoxville
Tenn
Lanham
Burton Avenue
Woman's Home Missionary Society
C. M. Dunn
J. B. Trotter
Edey
Bolling
Mobile
H. E. Charleston
Park Avenue
J. H. Hansen
A. B. Brown
Hyland Avenue
W. P. Roberts
la Grippe
Zetta Deakle
A. J. Causey
Mobile Street
Allie McFadyen
Kevan Fields
Crichton
C. Hampton
Susie Swinson
Park Place
Bills Signed For Alabama Girls Home and Boys Industrial School
Governor Henderson approved two appropriation bills for the Alabama Home of Refuge for Girls in Birmingham and the Alabama Boys Industrial School at East Lake. Each bill provides 150 dollars per inmate for maintenance.
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Montgomery
Henderson
Alabama Home of Refuge For
Birmingham
Alabama Boys' Industrial School
East Lake
Senate
Lusk Narrowly Escapes Death in Train Incident
State Senator Lusk had a narrow escape from death in Gadsden Alabama when he fell under a moving Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis train at the depot. An employee triggered emergency brakes causing the train to stop with the coach wheels two feet from him.
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Gadsden
Ala
Lusk
Nashville
Chattanooga
Notable visitors register at Mobile hotels in brief
The Item lists tourists and locals staying at the Cawthon Windsor Bienville and Battle House hotels. Names include A I Perritt Chicago Mrs F W Ning Glencoe Jr A I Austin Wile Milwaukee Mrs I C Huitman Ore V Zartman Columbus O K M Hibbett Birmingham Reynold May Greenville Ala Frank Mattock Irvington Ala J N Ellis Brewton W P Mastin Brewton Joseph Wolf Athens Ga A J Schellinger Semmes J M Krouce Theodore S Sanders Tuscaloosa Willard Summer York F W Simmons Mt Vernon A G Porter Greenville W E Carter Stockton A F Cotton Grand Bay J R Adams Butler K Platt Fruitdale S S Ser L K McVoy Mrs J D Oliver Birmingham Hall Laurel Miss Mrs L D Holoway Montgomery D F Dead work L G Claget New Orleans Mr Mrs D Morgan Hillsboro O Mrs M D Burnett Mrs O L Blair Humboldt Tenn W A Darling Providence R I registered guests noted at various hotels for several days
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Cawthon Hotel
Wars
A. I. Perritt
Chicago
F. W. Ning
Glencoe, Jr
A. I. Austin
Wile
Milwaukee
I. C. Huitman
Baker
Uore
V. Zartman
Columbus
O. K. M. Hibbett
Birmingham
Reynold May
Greenville
Ala
Mobile
John Swan
New York City
Frank Mattock
Irvington
Kiosky
Windsor Hotel
J. N. Ellis
Brewton
W. P. Mastin
Joseph Wolf
Athens
A. J. Schellinger
Semmes
J. M. Krouce
Theodore
S. Sanders
Tuscaloosa
St. Andrew
Willard Summer
York
F. W. Simmons
Mt. Vernon
A. G. Porter
W. E. Carter
Stockton
Bienville Hotel
A. F. Cotton
Grand Bay
J. R. Adams
Butler
K. Platt
Fruitdale
Battle House
Wedny
S. S. Ser
Ll. K. McVoy
W. A. Darling
Providence
RB. Kl
Beware of Cold Remedy Exposed On Box Signature
Advertisement notes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with full name and E. W. Grove signature on box. Price listed as 25 cents and warns to look for the signature when feeling a cold coming on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Bay Minette Department Clearing for New Settlers
Hampton D. Ewing, president of the Bay Minette Land Company, plans to clear sixty acres near Bay Minette for arriving settlers. The firm has cleared about 1,000 acres already sold or rented to serve newcomers who want land ready. J T Yoder is building a new home on a nearby forty acre farm with a barn and silo. County Court proceedings included 25 cases with dispositions including nolle prosequi in State vs Albert Lowell for abandonment of family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Minette
Ala
Hampton D. Ewing
Bay Minette Land Company
J. T. Yoder
Yoder
J. H. H. Smith
Albert Lowell
Nolle
Henry Lafarge
Death of Jackson business man J Coiley Moore
Jackson Alabama mourns the death of merchant J Coiley Moore after an operation in Mobile. He had run a mercantile business for about twelve years and was active in Santa Fe Lodge No 226 Masons. The funeral in Pine Crest cemetery drew large crowds with regional lodge attendance and floral tributes. Survivors include his widow Annie Motley, a father, two sisters, three brothers, and a niece attending high school in Montgomery.
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Jackson, Ala
Jackson
J. Coiley Moore
Macon No
Grove Hill
H. Clay Armstrong
Sakpta
Santa Fe Lodge
W. W. Daffin
T. O. Watkins
Hattiesburg
Miss
C. Pb. McCorquauale
J. B. Parker
W. A. McCorqudale
J. A. Armistead
C. F. Doyle
Sakipta
A. E. Shafer
L. M. Pugh
Will Daffin, Jr
J. C. Foscue
J. 8. Chapman
L. L. Calhoun
E. C. Calhoun
Dave Calhoun
E. M. McLeod
Pearly McLeod
Joe Slayton
G. C. Hawkins
James S. Chapman
Armon Calhoun
Arvin Payne
Messrs. K. M. Harrell
C. C. Calhoun
J. M. Chapman
J. W. Fluker
Lee Parker
Miss Jenkins
New Orleans
Taylor Milinery Company
B. O. Boykin
Montgomery
A. A. Richardson
Little Son
Shreveport
Garrett
Fayette Hawkins
Mobile
Carrie Kirvin
Sunflower
W. W. McCorqudale
B. Bragg
Viola Wall
Ozark
F. Hawkins
Frank Simpkins
Walker Springs
Wallace McGowan
Zimco
Moore
Laurence Savage
C. W. Zimmerman Mill
Sample
Williams Color Company
J. Cc. Moore
Henry Bolen
Official returns on prisoners passed through Hyatigorsk
Reports show up to February 1349 000 Turkish prisoners including 527 officers have moved through Hyatigorsk on their way to Russia interior since the war with Turkey began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyatigorsk
Turkey
Russia
Repton Notes Diversification Talks and Local News
In Repton Alabama March 3 farmers plan to diversify crops and hear Monday talks from Mobile speakers. C Carter will move into his new home after refurbishing the Mims property in south Repton. J R Weatherford recovering from surgery near Selma. he lives west of town near the Alabama river and is a descendant of Chief William Weatherford. This week marks a prayer period for the Repton Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union. W J Black elected to represent the Repton camp at the Selma Woodmen of the World convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repton
Ala
Mobile
Mims
Selma
Weatherford
Alabama River
William Weatherford
Woman's Missionary Union
Repton Baptist Church
W. J. Black
Woodmen of the World
Presidents of Normal Schools Confer with Feagin in Montgomery
Superintendent William F. Feagin met with the presidents of the four Class A normal schools in Montgomery to discuss educational laws from the recent legislature session. The gathering covered certificates for graduates and plans for summer school work along with other educational matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
William F. Feagin
State Department of Education
Feagin
Faculty upheaval at University of Utah sparks student protest
Dismissal of four professors and demotion of a department head prompted a mass student meeting and resolutions denouncing the action. All affected instructors are non Mormons, while LDS figures resume leadership in the English department. President Wilson signed large appropriations for sundry civil and fortifications bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
University of Utah
G. M. Marshall
J. P. Widsoe
Latter Day Saints High School
Mormon Church
Anthony H. Lund
The
University Board of Regents
Dodson's Liver Tone Promotes Healthy Liver Function
An advertisement warns against calomel, claiming it harms the liver and bones, and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy. It guarantees relief from sluggish liver, sour stomach, and constipation with a single spoonful and a 50 cent bottle at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Mrs D A Cook Dies Suddenly In Camden Alabama
Mrs D A Cook died suddenly at her daughter s home in Camden Alabama after a brief illness. She leaves a son W M Cook and a daughter Mrs Alice Foster. Interment was in Camden cemetery. The article notes her eighty second birthday recently and mentions social events and local residents through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Ala
D. A. Cook
Alice Foster
W. M. Cook
Julia Jones
Miss Hixon
Selma
Ernest Bonner
A. R. P. Ladies’ Aid
Pauline Brown
Arlington
Josephine Dixon
J. S. Foster
Canton
Jodie McMoore
University of Alabama
W. J. Griffin
Alice Farish
Nellie
Ernestine Bonner
Beasie Wallace
Helen Burford
Minnie Holman
Presbyterian Church
Reverend Wallace
Brazilian Plot Allegedly Aims to Oust Rio Governor
Reported discovery of a conspiracy to remove Nilo Pecanha as Rio de Janeiro state governor. Sailors from battleships Minas Geraes and Sao Paulo linked. officials call it a complete failure with no officers involved. A Brazilian aviator Richard Kirk died near a rebel camp in Parana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Nilo Pecanha
Minas Geraes
Sao Paulo
Richard Kirk
Parana
Brazil
Ceara
Big County Campaign Promotes Diversified Farming in Baldwin
A two day county wide crop diversification campaign led by L. T. Rhodes targets Baldwin farmers with farm and school meetings. Three crews and numerous chairmen will hold sessions from March 4 to March 6 at school houses and public halls across Stockton Lotties Bay Minette and nearby towns, including a grand rally at Foley and Bay Minette courthouse.
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Bay Minette
Ala
L. T. Rhodes
River Styx
Charles R. Humble
Gatewood—School
E. W. Waters
Clear Springs
Oscar Williams
Lillian
William T. Kee
Elberta—School
L. Lindeorfer
Battihan
Foley—Progressive Club
C. A. Boller
Crew
Stockton
George Roberson
Latham
Jesse
Loxley
R. van Iderstine
Stapleton
M. Stemple
Summerdale
Judge Foster
Silverhill
B. B. Baker
Fairhope—High School
A. H. Mershon
Barnwell
Charles Nelson
Point Clear
V. McR. Showalter
Sparks cause two small fires in city
Sparks caused two small fires between 6 p m Tuesday and 7 a m Wednesday. The first fire occurred at W F McKeever 654 Savannah street at 6 30 p m Tuesday and was extinguished with small damage. The second fire started at 7 40 a m Wednesday at the one story frame dwelling of D W McGaughey 452 Spring Hill avenue and caused slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. McKeever
Savannah Street
Spring Hill Avenue
D. W. McGaughey
Mt Vernon News Notes From Alabama Visitors And Recoveries
Mt Vernon Alabama reports include G E Nettles of Mobile visiting on business O Y Grayson flying trip to Mobile Dr Otis Little of Salco visiting town Mrs Callahan recovering W L Heard visiting Salco Rhetta Haselmaier returning from Mobile W N McClurkin of Chicago connected to North American Accident Insurance in Mobile on business Hospital patients show progress toward recovery with lively town attendance and active participation despite mental illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Ala
G. E. Nettles
Mobile
O. Y. Grayson
Otis Little
Salco
Callahan
W. L. Heard
Little
Rhetta Haselmaier
W. N. McClurkin
North American Accident Peance Company
Chicago
Motile Real Estate Board Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Motile real estate board will hold its regular weekly meeting at the Cawthon Hotel Wednesday evening at 5 30. Earlier at 1 pm the board hosted a luncheon with a brief business session addressing several important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motile Real Estate Board
Cawthon Hotel
Cawthon
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Terre Hill Pennsylvania resident Mrs Auacustus Lyon reports relief from female troubles and aches after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement extols the remedy as a long standing standard for women's ills with testimonials and claims of avoiding surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill, Pa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Auacustus Lyon
Terre Hill
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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ROCHE
BURKE
Undertakers
St. Joseph and
Death
Bay Minette Department
A. Williamson
John Elliot
J. W. Thompson
J. D. Windham
Robert Graham
Albert Harris
John Tolbert
G. W. Burns
W. A. Kingman
Willard Graham
Morris Stykoff
William Meder
Walter Saunders
Henry Bonner
Joe Brewton
Ashley Padgett
Andrew Bryant
Andrew L Bryant
Louis Morse
Supt. W. F. Feagin
Wilson
Geo
Baldwin
J. W. Phillips
J. H. Bancroft
G. A. Potter
Realty
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
Union Terminal Station
Alabama
Copaib
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