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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1915

Page

7

Belgians Protest German Seizure of Machinery

The Belgian legation says the federation of Belgian steel and iron manufacturers protested to the German governor general in Belgium over seizure of more than 3 million dollars worth of machinery in retaliation for the Hague convention. The statement claims the action undermines Belgian industry efforts to resume production and accuses Berlin of diverting raw materials from Belgium to Germany.

Washington Belgium Germany

Spain of neutrals suffer most as war drives prices up

Dispatches from Madrid via Paris show Spain, a neutral, facing sharper economic strain than other neutrals. Food costs rise despite price measures, hitting workers hardest amid industrial stagnation. In Pampeluna Seville Saragossa and Cadiz authorities use drastic steps as turmoil grows. Murcia sees grave disorder with mobs storming a bakeshop forcing guards to bar locals from entering.

Madrid Paris Spain Pampeluna Seville Saragossa Cadiz Murcia

Earthquake Rattles Central Italy In Four-Second Tremor

A four second earthquake shock was felt across Tuscany and Emilia early last night, causing panic in Pisa and other towns. No fatalities reported, but underground rumblings sparked fears of volcanic activity and a possible repeat of the Atruzzi disaster.

Florence Rome Tuscany Italy Atruzzi Emilia Pisa

Railroads seek higher earnings at hearings in Chicago

President Felton of the Chicago Great Western told the interstate commerce committee that Western railroads must be allowed higher rates to meet demand for better service. He warned mileage income is falling and urged a guaranteed reasonable profit, contrasting with other sectors free of price restrictions.

Laura G. Danne Iit Y Os le Price Wiliams Mobile Unty Adolph Danne Gustave Albert Stroecker Chicago Western M. Felton Chicago Great Western Interstate Commerce Committee Western Railroads Felton Clifford Thorne Mr. Felton

Whistler Woodworking Circle Meeting Amid Weather Change

Whistler Ala March 5 Whistler Grove No 111 Wood man Circle meets at Odd Fellows hall at 7 pm guardian Mia Isaac B Fitzgerald. Diversification meeting at schoolhouse postponed due to weather. Honor rolls of the public school to be published in Sundays Item. Mrs Bert Simon leaves for Okolona Miss for several days. Agnes Twine hosts Mr Searill from Birmingham. Professor Fisher hosts his mother and other guests from Citronelle Mobile and Little Rock after a lengthy visit to Mrs John ew.

Whistler Ala Woodman Circle Whistler Grove No Odd Fellows Hall Mia Isaac B. Fitzgerald Guardian Bert Simon Mobile Ohio Okolona Miss Agnes Twine Mr. Searill Birmingham Professor Fisher Addie Fisher Citronelle Hill Carruth Little Rock Ark Lillian Barker Johnew

William 8 Eames Dead In St Louis At 64

William Eames an architect and art critic died in St Louis at age 64 after a general breakdown. Judge Dean of Conecuh county probate court notes mortgage filings for Jan 1 to Mar 1 1914 are under ten percent of the year’s total, signaling improvement in the area.

ST. Louis William 8. Eames United States Dean Conecuh County

Two Steamers Sunk by Torpedo in English Channel

Bremen reports two freighters sunk by torpedoes in the English Channel witnessed by the Gulf Light captain. One ship carried rice, the other coal, while Gulf Light itself arrived at Weser with 10,916 bales of cotton under Captain Gunther after departing Galveston February 3.

Bremen London English Gulf Light Weser Morgen Post Galveston Texas Southern Trans-Atlantic Steamship Company Gunther

Wall Street Review Shares Edge Higher Amid Mixed Activity

Early trading showed mixed moves with gains offset by declines. Major utilities and industrials fluctuated little while rail and steel issues drifted. St Paul bonds rose as the day’s strong feature. Prices listed include United States Steel at 45 1 4 and Reading at 145 1 4 among many others.

New York Union Pacific Southern Pacific Reading Atchison United States Steel Pennsylvania Baltimore & Ohio Interborough American Car Missouri Kansas & Texas Amalgamated Copper American Agricultural American Can American Car & Foundry American Cities Ptd American Cotton Oil American One American Sugar American Tel. & Tel Atlantic Coast Line Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Mil. & St. Paul Erie General Electric Great Northern Illinois Central Interborough Met Pfd Louisville & Nashville Lignett & Myers Lorillard Co Virginia, Caro, Chem Western Union Bethlehem Steel American Beet Sugar

Bonnet bandits tied to seditious pamphlet plot in Paris

Paris reports allege former Bonnet associates authored a pamphlet titled People, You Are Being Deceived praising Germany. Arrests include Lorulot and Jeanne Benardi as court martial talks in farseilles loom. Police secrecy hints at far reaching ramifications and cabinet changes in Salvador.

Paris Bonnet Auto Germany Lorulot Anarchy Jeanne Benardi Carouy Conciergerie Farseilles

Friday Cotton Market Closing at Mobile

Mobile market shows steady tone with mids and goods quoted. Receipts today 463, week 4 006, exports 102 today and 80 754 since August 1, stock 65 821, U S port receipts 8 214 648 since August 1 821 1788.

Ccceceveseers Brit

New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher On Cables

Cotton opened 1 to 8 points higher on favorable cables but quickly sold off. Spot cotton remained steady with 615 bales on spot and 2,140 bales to arrive. Middling prices listed around 7.94 with later session highs near 8.26.

New Orleans Yeater- Gay Iccecees Oroceevers BAZ

Cotton futures close steady amid late selling wave

New York trading saw initial gains on steady cables and bullish short term sentiment but soon faded as selling pressure returned. Spot cotton remained quiet with middling upland at 8.65 cents, while futures closed near unchanged with March to December contracts trading in narrow ranges.

New York

Spot cotton prices and futures in Liverpool market

Liverpool market reports steady spot rates for good middling at 5.81 with middling 4.99 and low middling 4.60. Sales reach 7,000 bales. speculation and export total 2,500 bales. Receipts 63,142 bales. Futures steady with May-June 4.89 and later contracts up to January-February 6.20.

Liverpool

Cotton Figures in Liverpool Weekly Statistics

Liverpool March 6 Cotton figures show total forward to mills 94 000 bales with American share 76 000. Stock stands at 1 221 000 bales including 1 017 900 American. Imports total 219 000 with 191 000 American. Exports reach 7 000 bales.

Liverpool

Turpentine and Rosin Receipts Reported in Savannah

In Savannah on March 56 a turpentine firm reported receipts of 18 casks and a rosin firm 239 barrels. Market quotes included B at 2.92 1 2 and D at 8.02 1 2 with other grades ranging from 3.05 to 5.45 for WG and WW.

Savannah

Lime Remedy for Tuberculosis Cited by Medical Journal

Dr C F Olsen of Minneapolis links calcium deficiency to tuberculosis and endorses Eckman's Alterative for its lime content and ease of assimilation. The ad notes the medicine has helped many cases without containing opiates or habit forming drugs and is available through Eckman Lab or Braswell's Drug Store.

Journal of the Ican Medical Association C. F. Olsen Minneapolis Eckman Eckman Labora Philadelphia Braswell En “Tos Dile Ady

Winter Snowstorm Hits Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma

A major winter storm delivers heavy snow across Nebraska Kansas and northern Oklahoma with 14 to 18 inches in parts of the west. Rail lines stay open with some wind and widespread delays as the storm moves east toward the Atlantic coast.

Omaha Neb Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Washington Middle West Weather Bureau Gaid New England New York Chicago Missouri Arkansas Miss South Dakota Atlantic

Court Overrules Dreyfus Motion in Trust Defense

Montgomery March 5 Circuit Judge Pearson overruled the motion by Dreyfus Brothers to force Corn Products Company Chicago to produce its books in court. The suit seeks 1500 dollars in a defense claiming the company is a trust restraining trade in violation of antitrust law. The case stems from a dispute over glucose shipments and unpaid charges.

Montgomery Ala Pearson Dreyfus Broth C € Products Company Chicago Corn Products Company United States Supreme Court United States Dreyfus Brothers

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