Seven Friday Morning Fires Strain Mobile Fire Department
Seven small blazes sparked by falling temperatures kept Mobile firefighters busy Friday from 6:30 to 11:00 am. Most fires were caused by sparks and centered in one-story frame buildings across Conti Scott streets North Broad Savannah Street Dauphin Congress and Esclava streets. Damage was slight, with calls arriving by telephone or box alarms from Oakdale to southern districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Oakdale
Wilkinson Street
Frank Zieman
Conti and
Scott Streets
Charles ,Baumhaver
F. A. Godbold
Sparks
St. Anthony Street
H. C. Calle
William Ery
North Broad Street
Eva Walston
Savannah Street
Ellen Faulkner
Dauphin Street
H.C. Meyer
John McAndrews
Congress Street
M. Balzir
City Briefs: Railroad Official Visits City Hall
State Railroad Commissioner Leon McCord and the board were in Monpile on official business, a city hall visit described as personal and unofficial by Mayor Laz Schwarz. A white man, Peter Carney, was bitten by a vicious dog said to belong to B McDonald on Adam Street near Claiborne. the dog was to be killed. Police hold several chickens taken from a Negro, identified as Henders breed, for the owner. Judge Broadus, residing at 256 Marmotte Street, was struck by an automobile owned by Sidney Lowenstein on St Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon McCord
Monpile
Peter Carney
B. McDonald
Adam Street
Claiborne
Dr. Edwards
Broadus
Marmotte Street
Sidney Lowenstein
St. Francis
Local News Briefs From Mobile Readied For Friday
A boy suffered minor injuries when struck by a car driven by Charles Austin, chauffeur for Mr. Lowenstein, on Water street Thursday afternoon. Secretary Card at the Chamber of Commerce and Business League received a letter from Dudley W. Fry at Fort Worth seeking river transport options from Mobile to Montgomery for Borges. Fry and a companion plan a horseback journey from Arizona to the East and will take a river route to Montgomery. The jury in Frank Farley’s prohibition case was discharged after a deadlocked verdict, with a mistrial declared and the trial rescheduled for July. Five men from the Moyle Bank, a British ship, including A Hammil and Ahmet Massa, were arrested for desertion and jailed awaiting the ship’s departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Streets
Charles Austin
Lowenstein
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Dudley W. Fry
Fort Worth
Tex
Montgomery
Borges
Fry
Arizona
Mobile
Frank Farley
Dog River
A. Hammil
S. Oyaanz
Mahoumet Massa
Ahmet Massa
Abdul Roman
Moyle Bank
United States
Gaites
Lyric Theatre bills baseball visitors and stars
The Lyric presents Merry Mary with the Cincinnati Reds in the audience tonight through tomorrow with 3 showings daily and a Sunday film program. Harry Lauder headlines next Thursday with a diverse company after a London authorization and a royal performance. The Orpheum features The World Against Her with Higley Harrington Stock Company and a Saturday matinee. Selma resident Allie Fowlkes heads to Chicago after serving at Peoples Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
Fourton
Cincinnati Reds
Mobile
Playhouse
Tinker
Harry Shannon
Bobby Vail
Guy Voyer
Harriet Lee
Inez Girard
Helen Wilson
Tom Hearn
Harry Lauder
Lyric Theatre
William Morris
America
Mr. Morris
Lauder
King George
Queen Mary
Palace Theatre
London
England
Edna Whistler
Alexis
Carl Rosine
Olympia
Paris
Mlle
Marguerite
Orpheum Theater
Higley v- Harrington Stock Company
Orpheum
Selmian
Chicago
Selma
Ala
Allie KE. Fowlkes
House of Representatives
Dallas County
Wide Lace Bands Sale at Nine Cents
Lace section on the first floor offers a one hour sale with a large assortment of wide Torchen and fancy lace bands priced at nine cents each with values up to 25e yara.
McAdoo resigns from Hudson and Manhattan role
New York March 7. William G. McAdoo resigns as president of the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company accepted Thursday afternoon. Wilbur C. Fisk elected to succeed him. The railroad operates the Hudson Tunnels built by McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Wilson
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company
Wilbur C. Fisk
Hudson
McAdoo
McNAMARA Widow Johanna Funeral Notice
Johanna McNamara widow of Timothy McNamara passed away March 6 1913 at 10 10 pm Friends are invited to her funeral March 8 1918 at 8 30 am from 214 South Wilkinson Street to St Vincent Church for mass at 9 oclock Interment follows.
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Hattie Klein
Eslava Street
Dr. Dickson
Taylor Levins
Warners
Warner
Bright
John E. Bowers
Clearwater
Neb
Anthor
Randy Sabato
Werner Fe
Emilee Co
Rochester
N.Y
F.M. Hoyt Shoe Co., Makers
Manchester, New Hampshire
Beacon Shoe Store
Mobile, Ala
Graham-Rush Clothing Co
The
Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
Ben
Bank of Mobile National Banking Association
Hammel’s
Messaline
Udur Salf
iUe
Rue
Ir al
Guu
Yara
Tever
Mom
Children’s Cambrie Yjisses
Flannelette Kimonas
Price
Hammels
Lonsdale
Maslin
Oealdon “Vardeee Nice
Milan
Tagal
Leghorn
Panama
Butterick
Parc
Demonstra
Tion
OMO
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