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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1916

Page

5

Visitors Inspect Street Car Plant In Mobile

The Know Your City committee of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce toured the Mobile Light and Railroad Company street car power house and repair shops on a Wednesday visit. The tour featured the Monroe street power plant with 18,000 horsepower and the Cedar street line shops where welding, woodwork, painting, and rust removal were demonstrated for the visitors. Divorces filed against Olney Tobin and Ella May Morse were noted in court.

Mobile Light Ang Railroad Company Mobile Chamber of Commerce J. Howard Wilson W. J. Sherwood E. L. Russell School D'Olive Joseph G. Espalla Thomas T. Palmer J. O. Smith J. D. Andrews Ways and Means Moore Sherwood F. J. Vansen, Jr Cedar Street Monroe Park S. M. Coffin Messrs. Sherwood and Coffin Inez Tobin Chancery Court Olney Tobin Tobins Louis Morse, Jr Ella May Morse Baldwin County

New Orleans Cotton Market Advances Amid Improved Demand

Cotton market steadied after opening dip and rose 13 to 15 points by noon in New Orleans with good spot demand and firmer holders. May and July futures climbed. spot sales reached 1,600 bales, with New York and Liverpool markets showing firmness and diverse price quotes across regions.

New Orleans Texas New York Wall Street Liverpool Métrophis

Stocks and commodities close steady in cautious session

Trading gained early afternoon momentum with metals and rails leading. United States Steel topped the industrial group as markets closed strong with notable gains across major issues including American Tobacco Anaconda Copper and United Fruit Co while New York corn- and bread-related prices held firm and index levels edged higher.

United States Steel Texas Company, Marine, Ptd New York Allis Chalmers American Beet Sugar American Can American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting American Sugar American Tel. & Tel American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Chicago Consolidated Gas Crucible Steel Erie General Electric Great Northern Pid Great Northern Ore Ctfs Tilinola Central Interborough Confod Corp International Merc Kansas City Southern Lewisville & Nashville Liggett & Myers Lorillard Co Mexican Petroleum Missouri, Pacific & Texas Missouri Pacific National Lead New York Central N. Y N. H. & Hartford Norfolk &, Western Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Rep Iron & Steel Seaboard Air Line Sloss, Shef, Steel & Iron Southern Pacific Southern Railway Pfd Studebaker Corporation Tennessee Copper Texas Co Union Pacific United States Rubber Virginia Carp, Chem Wabash, Pfd B. Efs Western Union A Westinghouse Electric Kennett Copper United Fruit Co

Senate Passes Deposit Guarantee Bill for Banks

Washington March 9 The senate approved a bill letting national banking associations use state laws that guarantee bank deposits. The measure aims to enlarge deposit protection and align national banks with state guarantees.

Washington The Senate Today

Turpentine and Rosin Markets Reported in Savannah

Turpentine held at 48 1 2 cents with no sales and modest receipts of 40 casks. Rosin remained firm with no sales and receipts of 40 400 barrels. shipments reached 1 203 barrels and stock stood at 86 109 barrels.

Savannah Rosin

Tug Daniel Willard Sunk By Madison Steamer Near Bush Bluff

The tug Daniel Willard was rammed by Old Dominion line steamer Madison on Hampton Roads near Bush Bluff light. The tug broke in two and sank with four injuries reported and one possibly drowned. the Madison did not collide with vessels or personnel, and no loss of life was stated.

Newport News Old Dominion Line Madison New York Norfolk Daniel F. Willard Hampton Roads Light Daniel Willard Craney Island Willard

Local Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court

The probate court issued licenses on Thursday to R. A Harper and Alice T. Williams, Charley Spero and Ella Blacksher. Also listed is Megrove Joby Inge and vee, with unclear completion.

Probate Court White R. A Harper Alice T. Williams Charley Spero Ella Blacksher Megrove Joby Inge Vee

VESSELS IN PORT Listing of ships in harbor and dock details

In port entries list vessels including Northwestern Oscar Melba Stiver Garland A. Achorn Lissie Dennison and mobile bound Rebecca R. Douglass Carrie A. Lane Josephine New Rana V. Pickels Wandman Moragues Co and others with dock and repair notes at Canal Street and various docks.

Oscar Melba Tome R Garland A. Achorn Lissie E. Dennison Rebecca R. Douglass Seareerene Carrie A. Lane Marston Josephine New Rana V. Pickels Bodden To Whi & Co Wandman iDede Lavana Te Moragues Co

Lent Observances In Mobile Catholic Churches

Lent begins with Ash Wednesday services across Catholic and Episcopal churches in Mobile. Ashes blessed and distributed, with prayers and incense, mark the faithful as they recall mortality. Regulations allow modest meals and exemptions for youth, sick, and workers, guiding fasting and feast days through Holy Week leading to Easter.

United States Holy See Leo XIII Pius X Allen Jesus Christ

Baker Is Sworn In As Secretary Of War

Newton D. Baker was sworn in today as secretary of war. The oath was administered by John Randolph, assistant chief clerk, nearly fifty years in the service. Baker was introduced by Secretary Daniels to staff officers and to General Scott, chief of staff. He held an informal reception meeting most army officers stationed here.

Washington Newton D. Baker John Randolph Baker Daniels General Scott Army

Bankers to Meet Here in Mobile Group 4 Alabama Bankers

Alabama Bankers Association Group 4 members from Mobile and south Alabama meet in Mobile on Thursday March 2% with entertainment by the Mobile Clearing House Association. J S Crum of Brewton Alabama serves as president of the group. The note on marriage remains unrelated.

Alabama Bankers Association Mobile South Alabama Mobile Clearing House Association J. S. Crum Brewton, Ala

Coastal patrols and vessels move for spring naval drills

The U S coast guard cutter sails from New York on February 17 to Grand Banks to map ice fields and rejoin Seneca. another cutter shifts duty to Key West. Torpedo boat Worden heads to Pensacola for spring target and torpedo practice with hydro aeroplane A H 16. The Terry darts toward Key West or The Tombigbee River trip carries freight and passengers. river thieves are reported at Madison Street.

U. S. Coast Guard New York Grand Banks Newfoundland Coast Guard Key West West Station Ae Wee Li & N Worden Pensacola Terry Sea King Ollinger & Bruce Municipal Docks Tombigbee River T Caloosa

Tillman Bill on Armor Plant Up For Vote in Senate

The Tillman bill to authorize a base or construction of an armor plant is taken up in the Senate with a vote expected Tuesday March 21. A heated exchange between Senators Swanson Gallinger delays. Lodge’s absence complicates scheduling as discussions center on timing and opportunities to address opposing points.

Washington Tillman Lena Swanson Gal Renli Ige Lodge Senator Swanson Senator Gallinger Senate Noginia Gallinger Virginia Naval Committee

Land bargains in Alabama and Mississippi tracts up to 10 000 acres

Notice offers 40 acre to 10000 acre tracts with favorable terms on im lands in Mobile Alabama. Emphasizes elevated level soil and best land options. Prospective buyers urged to contact George Kilborn at 4052 Royal Street Mobile near Union Station or Bell Phone 957 J. M. O. Ralroad Lags.

George Kilborn Royal Street Union Station Mobile Ala Bell

Official Notice on Assessments Due for March 1916

Official notice warns that Assessments Nos 396 and 396 are due by March 31 1916 to avoid suspension. It urges members to visit the Harrigon Mutual offices to discuss insurance protection and the association’s burial benefits, claiming superior protection and investment value.

Offic

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