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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
7
The militant suffragettes raided the Richmond district obliterating names on gate posts with tar. Window smashing resumed in Bond Street and Holborn as police arrested several women including Miss Marjorie Masters who threw green paint at the Home Office desks.
London reports an alleged suffragette plot to wreck the Chingford water reservoir, to be opened by King George tomorrow, thwarted by the Friday arrest of a woman hidden in a recess. The 416 acre reservoir with 4.5 miles of embankment cost over 2.5 million and would supply about half of London.
London March 15 The house of commons is to be asked to appropriate about 100 million pounds this year for army expenditure compared to 139.3 million dollars last year. Aviation funds are set at 1.17 million dollars.
The Lyric shows Winning Miss with Grace Manlove and strong supporting cast for final 3 daily showings at 3 7 45 and 9 15 p m with St Patrick's Day decorations and a new Irish specialty act. Monday opens Whose Little Girl Are You with a robust chorus while The Trail of the Serpent continues to play with two final performances Saturday. A St Patrick's Day bill begins Monday the seventeenth featuring Kathleen Mavourneen. JAR budget approved reports Tokyo budget totals and receipts with ordinary revenue 265 800 000 and extraordinary 27 500 000. Carnegie notes thrift builds character and hints women resist thrift.
The Rambler Motorcycle Club postpones its planned run to Mobile from Gulfport indefinitely because the roads are too soft after recent rains.
H W Anderson a self described watchman was sentenced after a Friday hearing. The concealed weapons charge was dismissed and he was fined five dollars for drunkenness. The case of Sam Brown alias Pittman for grand larceny was dismissed after continuances in the recorder's court. Mary Charleston, arrested for selling lunches to laborers without a license, was fined one dollar.
In the United States District Court for the Southern District of Alabama D R Dunlap Mercantile Company filed a libel against the Steamer Mary E Staples her boots tackle apparel and furniture. A process was issued and the vessel has been seized. A court session in Mobile Alabama is set for April 1918 to determine a final decree with all interested parties cited to appear. G B Deans United States Marshal.
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