Breezy Today in Mobile Social Roundup Tourists Club and Society News
A Mobile social page lists events including the Tourists' Club gathering at 10:30 and 11:00 a Clem With Mrs. Frank Sapper. notes travel visitors such as Miss Marie Clifton from Mobile visiting Jackson. Miss Dorothy Feree and Miss Marie Barr joining future plans. Miss Mollie Mount visiting Blount and Marguerite Wefel in Pensacola. Mardi Gras festivities and tea parties. obituaries and illness updates follow as Martha McNeill and family cope with a serious illness while others attend parties and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Clifton
Jackson
Mobile
J. W. Power
Dorothy
Jack- Feree Mies
Fayette
Clifton Pie
Laim Jackson
North
Congress
Marie
Ain
Marie Barr
Jung
St. Louis
Cardui advised as relief for women’s ailments
An 19th century testimonial from Mrs Susie Williams urges Cardui as a cure for monthly pains and general weakness. She claims weight gain from 98 to 150 pounds after use and recommends the medicine to suffering women, inviting readers to write for home treatment instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Williams
iLadies
Advisory
Hal Oo Medicine Co
Dr J F Adams Specialist and Private Practice
Fragmentary medical notice lists Dr J F Adams as a specialist with private practice. Mentions of women patients Spano and Liver appear in illegible text. Further details are unreadable.
TANNENBAUMS PROTEGES SEEK FOOD IN NY CHURCHES
Miss Florence Geer and Mrs. Frank Tite lead charity efforts with H Haywood and W. W. leaders urging aid for the homeless. Under Frank Tannenbaum, a 20 year old agitator, thousands gather to seek food and shelter at churches as winter worsens. The movement aims to open churches nationwide to shelter the cold and stormy nights. Geer and Tite have helped serve breakfasts to the Tannenbaum brigade at St Pauls Church.
Social notes report visits and travel in Mobile area
Weeks in Mobile depart for Cleveland Wednesday while Mrs Robson visits Selma. Mrs J C Lawrendine returns from Pascagoula to her home. Mrs W A Sorg and her mother Mrs L P Bader of Minneapolis plan to leave mid month. Mr and Mrs L C Davis of Chicago, wintering in Mobile, hosted a card party at their St Emanuel street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Cleveland
Ohio
G. C. Robson
Carl Peterson
Selma
W. A. Sorg
L. P. Bader
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank Is Again Sentenced to Die in Georgia
In Atlanta on March 7 Leo Frank was sentenced to death for the murder of Mary Phagan. Execution set for April 17. Judge B H Hull carried out the Georgia Supreme Court order approving the conviction. Previous sentences and appeals were exhausted Feb 25 before the court.
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Atlanta
Leo Frank
Prig
Mary Phagan
Superior Court
Supreme ‘Court of’ Georgia
Frank
Supreme Court
Funeral arrangements delayed for George W. Vanderbilt
Washington reports delays in arranging George W. Vanderbilts funeral as Frederick W. Vanderbilt and family confer while efforts to reach William K. Vanderbilt abroad continue. Possible burial in New York or Staten Island estate. Asheville church seeks burial under chancel if granted.
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Washington
George W. Vanderbilt
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
New York
Vanderbilt
New Dorp
Staten Island
Asheville
N.C
All-Souls’ Church
Biltmore
Applachian Park
Alberto Terrazas Fights to Save Brother's Life
A troubled report from Marth 7 notes Alberto Terrazas, son of General Luis Terrazas, attempting to intervene in his brother Lula's life. Details are unclear as legible text is fragmentary and mentions a perilous situation tied to a mysterious merchant and ongoing political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberto“Terrazas
Marth
Alberto
Luis Terragas
Chihuahua
Lula
Muericantep
Radical changes urged for seats of learning by Stevenson
Professor John J. Stevenson of New York University urged four radical reforms for higher education at the Religious Education Association meeting in New Haven. Differentiating colleges from academies, raising teacher standards, boosting full professor salaries to competitive levels, and giving college faculties representation on boards were the key proposals. G. E. Vincent of the University of Minnesota was elected president amid new state directors named for Georgia Mississippi and Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Haven, Conn
Religious Education Association
John J. Stevenson
New York University
Usts
Association
G. E. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Georgia
W. J. Gwynne
Mississippi
Revy
Mrs. Winn's Advice to Women
Kansas City reader Mrs. H. Ty credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with stopping monthly pains and helping her bear a healthy second child. The letter praises the remedy and urges women to speak of it to others who suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winn
Kansas City
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. Ty
Freemont Ave
Kansas City, Mo
Trail of wanted negro in Montgomery pursuit of Graham
Montgomery searches for Pete Graham the suspected poisoned whiskey killer of George Sanford a 31 year old Elmore county farmer Sanford died after drinking poisoned whiskey Graham who worked for Sanford denied knowledge of the poisoning and planned to meet his employer in Montgomery as white searchers spread from Elmore county dogs and bloodhounds aided the hunt with tanks on alert across the region
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Graham
Sanford
Sanfor
Montgomery
Tors
Wetumpka
Catholic Mission Closes Sunday at St Matthew Oakdale
Father Mennis conducts a Catholic mission at St Matthew's Oakdale with confessions all Friday and Saturday. Sunday includes two masses at 7 10 and 9, infant blessings, and a sermon on Heaven with Holy Name society initiation and papal benediction before the Blessed Sacrament. Next week runs March 3 to March 15 with noncontroversial topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mennis
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Oakdale
Holy Name Society
Further Effort to Examine Benton's Body to Be Given Up
Secretary Bryan said the Anglo American commission will not pursue further work on William S. Benton’s body, remaining in statu quo. He noted no new findings on the Benton and Bauch cases by the Mexican Constitutionalists. Carranza demanded any Benton information be given to British authorities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
William S. Benton
Benton
Carranza
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Ae Ae
Alpha Beta Lambda Barton Academy
Frank Sapper
O'Aieuk
A. L. Herrick
Marine
Broadus-Haeng
Pensacola
Democrat-Ster Annnees
Grace Haeng
Broadus
Chidsey Reese
Wiles Horner
Mollic A
Blount
Raiashava Horner
N. C
Marguerite. Wefel
Tinzh Misa Kitten Merritt
Penegin
A. C. Blount
Mollie Mount
W.N. Bozeman
Idian
Hanna ‘Taylor
Eleanor
Wash
Tillie Cohn
Roberta Golen
Sen
J-F. Adams
Tannenbaum
Florence Geer
Frank Tite
H. Haywood
St. Pauls Church
Frank Tan
Nenbaum
Unem
William Town
Mise Geet
St. Paul
J. C. Lawrendine
J. J. Clarke
Pascagoula
Hill
Superior “Court
State Supreme Court
New Yorker
Cumming
Kydia E. Pinkham
Trail OF
Elmore
L. Hammel Dry Goods Co
P. M
Pauvere
Hanna
Catholic Mission
St. Matthew's Church
Christ
Ayer
Lavoie
Mobile Electric
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