Underwood Campaign Reports Strong Voter Interest in Mobile Visit
Congress Oscar W Underwood cannot speak in Mobile due to duties in Washington but supporters plan March 20 addresses. County chairman Harry T Hartwell says friends of the candidate will address voters. Friday night meeting of the county campaign committee reported rapid progress and expected large majorities for Underwood.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Mobile
Harry T. Hartwell
Friends of
Underwood
Negro Shot in Plateau Row. Suspect Arrested
During a Sunday morning disturbance at Plateau Willie Williams shot Oscar Chapman, seriously wounding him. Chief Field Deputy Sheriff Dennis Lynch and officers arrested Williams at the scene.
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Willie Williams
Oscar Chapman
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Dennis Lynch
Williams
Frosty Morning Whiskers Spark Quiet Beauty
A morning scene highlights frost covering whiskers, capturing a serene, picturesque moment. The hush of dawn emphasizes delicate ice patterns and a tranquil landscape.
First Baptist to Have Revival in Mobile
Dr. R. J. Bateman of Troy Alabama arrives in Mobile to join Rev. John Phillips of Mobile in a revival starting Monday at 7 45 p m. Daily services run 11 00 a m and 7 45 p m for at least two weeks with special music. Bateman is guest of R V Taylor.
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R. J. Bateman
First Baptist Church of
Troy
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Mobile
John Phillips
Bateman
R. V. Taylor
Drugs Deleterious to Race Warns Dr Searcy
Dr J T Searcy superintendent of the Alabama Insane Hospital at Tuscaloosa lectured at the Harte Auditorium on Race Improvement under the Federation of Churches. He argued that drugs narcotics and other articles when used to excess cause the downfall of man.
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J. T. Searcy
Alabama Insane Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Harte
Federation of Churches
Searcy
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief From Constipation
An old newspaper ad touts Cascarets as a cure for costive, bilious headaches and upset stomach. A 10 cent box cleanses stomach liver and bowels overnight, relieving headaches dizziness sour stomach backache and other distress for months. It notes children also need gentle cleansing.
Panama Canal tolls debate sparks Underwood stand
Oscar W. Underwood denounces repeal of canal toll exemptions for American ships arguing no real difference between domestic and foreign routes and urging continued policy to foster U S commerce through balanced transportation and coastwise tolls in the Panama canal. Washington dispatch notes his signed statement as Democratic leader amid policy debate.
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Sault Ste. Marie Canal
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Oscar W. Underwood
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England
France
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Mississippi Valley
Sault Ste. Marie
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Wyeth's Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Gray-Gray Free Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sulphur Hair Remedy as a 60 cent tonic to clear gray hair overnight. It describes applying with a sponge or brush to a strand, claiming hair becomes glossy, stops falling, and looks younger after one or two treatments.
Nelson and Bailey Hat Deal Debuts Spring Line
The ad promotes a $200 special hat from Nelson and Bailey claiming top quality equal to $3.00 hats elsewhere. It touts latest spring colors and shapes and highlights a $1.00 savings.
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Nelson & Bailey
Mayor Lyons Leaves City to Visit Ill Sister in Milwaukee
Mayor Pat J. Lyons departed Sunday afternoon at 12 53 over the Louisville and Nashville line for Milwaukee Wisconsin due to his sister Miss Hannah Lyons illness. If she improves she may join him to Mobile. Commissioner Harry Pillans will act as mayor in his absence. Lyons plans to return by Tuesday.
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Pat J. Lyons
Louisville and Nashville
Milwaukee
Wis
Hannah Lyons
Miss Lyons
Captain Lyons
Mobile
Lyons
Harry Pillans
Sheriff McAdory Recovers False Pretender in Birmingham
Sheriff Walter K McAdory of Jefferson County transported L A Craig to Birmingham after Craig was arrested in Mobile for carrying a concealed pistol and accused of obtaining $30 by falsely claiming bank funds. The Birmingham charge alleges Craig misrepresented money in a city bank to Thomas Howard.
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Walter K. McAdory
Jefferson County
Mobile
Birmingham
L. A. Craig
Craig
Thomas Howard
Arbitration Point in Trade Rights Debate
The speaker argues against surrendering American citizens' and national commerce rights amid treaty doubts. He favors arbitration and stresses the importance of preserving the principle for future development of U S trade and commerce against foreign competition. He contends nations would seek court arbitration over such pivotal issues.
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Europe
Seeberg Steamship Freight and Passenger Schedule 1914
Seeberg Steamship Line announces Mobile Alabama to Leeward and Windward Islands service with intended 1914 sailings from Mobile. The Crathens sails March 8 to Kingston Jamaica and to Port au Prince Haiti with Haiti and Jamaican ports served. Line reserves right to change schedule or substitute steamers. Address City Bank Building Mobile and New York office 17 Battery Place.
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Ala
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Windward Islands
S. Crathens
Kingston
Jamaica
Jamaican
Port Au Prince
Haiti
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