Gas Office Clerk Pummeling Incident In Pensacola
In Pensacola Florida on March 11 the state attorney and a candidate for reelection was accused of assaulting J Menamin chief clerk at Pensacola Gas Company. The state attorney denied wrongdoing claiming Menamin insulted him and disputed his word. McMenamin said he suffered a black eye a bruised jaw and intends to sue the state attorney who weighed about 250 pounds compared to his own weight.
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Isacola
Fla
John P
J. eMenamin
Pensacola Gas Company
S. Stokes
McNenamn
McMenamin
Noted Salvation Leader in Mobile on Annual Inspection
Colonel Richard E. Holz of Philadelphia, provisional officer of the Salvation Army Atlantic Coast province, is in Mobile for his annual inspection. He lectured at street corners in the business district and spoke at the Salvation Army home. Holz has visited multiple southern cities during the tour with Staff Captain W. S. Quirk of Birmingham.
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Richard E. Holz
Philadelphia
Atlantic Coast Province
Salvation Army
Mobile
Holz
Holt
Baltimore
Washington
Lynchburg
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Birmingham
Vicksburg
Jackson
Miss
W. S. Quirk
Aspiring Candidate Seeks Support for Mobile County House Run
A hopeful candidate writes of serving the general welfare and the state legislature, urging voters in Mobile County to support him in the upcoming Democratic primaries for the House of Representatives.
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Ler
House of Representatives
Mobile County
Ereby
House OF Presentatives
Mobile Unty
Bart B. Chamberlain
House OF Epresentatives
Claude A. Grayson
Senate
Chile County
Pii
Izeas
Mobile P. Wil County
W. K. P. Wilson
Price Williams
Alabama
Norborne R. Clarke
Said
Richard A. Finch
Scholarships as Corn Club Prizes in Alabama Contests
Alabama changes corn contest prizes to scholarships via Boys' Corn Clubs. Grand prize winner receives Auburn Polytechnic Institute scholarship. second prize district agricultural school. third prize county high school. County winners attend Auburn summer school for practical farming.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Department of Agriculture
R. F. Kolb
Mnsor L. N. Duncan
J. B. Hobdy
Auburn
Alabama
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Kuburn
Kolb
Boys’ Corn Club
Duncan
Hobby
Duncan and Hobby
Jad Salts Joins Kidney Health Cure Advertised
An old pharmacy advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy for backache kidney pain and bladder irritation. It claims uric acid from meat overstresses kidneys, urging a daily spoonful in water to flush waste, neutralize urine acids, and keep kidneys clean, with broad cautions about inexpensive safety.
Four Bands to Lead St Patrick's Parade in Mobile
The Mobile division Ancient Order of Hibernians celebrates St Patrick's Day with a parade featuring the Eighth Artillery band from Fort Barrancas, two other bands, and the Nell O'Brien Minstrels. A mass at St Patrick's Church follows a morning assemble at the Battle House. A banquet at the Battle House with 200 participants, speeches by Rev. Donnelly and J J Kavanagh, and a children’s luncheon at German Relief Hall conclude the day.
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Mobile Division
Order of Hibernians
Underwood
Eighth Artillery Band
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Mobile
Nell O'Brien
Edward P. Allen
Battle House
T. J. Donnelly
San Antonio
Tex
J. J. Kavanagh
Louisville
Conti Street Asylum
Hibernians
German Relief Hall
Belle Daly
Julia F. Russell
E. J. Hackett
Baseball Notes From The Spring Camp And Roster Gossip
Third Baseman Fred W. Smith has joined the Buffalo Federals. Leo Townsend from Mobile will work with the Mobile club and may appear in a game with major leaguers in March or April. Al Marquard will trial as a pitcher for Muscatine. Tom Daly is welcomed by Governor Tener. Jack Powell is traded from Louisville to Venice. Charlie Sterrett and Joe O Rourke exchanged. Ray Chapman signs for 1800 more than last year after meeting a Federal League agent. J A McLaughlin of Colgate to be tried out by Washington. Charlie Piez stars as a fleet outfielder for the Giants at Marlin. Roger Bresnahan backs Toledo financiers aiming to reestablish the Toledo team with him as manager. Somers moves team to Cleveland. Bill Schwarz recruits Tennessee youngsters for the Volunteers. Cy Neighbors signs with Tacoma. Paul Sentell to manage and play for Galveston. Mike Finn aims to secure Pitcher Johnson from Syracuse with St Paul and Memphis plans.
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Leo Townsend
Pensacola
Colsson
Mike Finn
Johnson
Syacuse
Boston Americans
St. Paul
Memphis
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