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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1914
Page
2
The record lists February export gains totaling 3 980 302 and 8 494 979 with associated figures 458 240 28 093 3 494 979 878 611 451 724 448 128 and 3 596 161 656 286 472. It mentions someone claiming to be a victim and references pending circumstances and offers.
In Mingham Alabama the Birmingham Negro Business League and local principals reached a plan to adjust differences between Ingham colored teachers and the Alabama State Teachers Association. A meeting was urged for Sunday March 15 in Birmingham with executive committee attendance to enable a suitable program and entertainment for the state session starting April 8.
A man notes that his appeal grows with women who show interest in the details of his life. He believes shared curiosity deepens connection and signals genuine attention.
sworn affidavit from Mrs. Mattie Miller details a $1000 bribe offer by detective Colgar to testify falsely against Leo M. Frank. Other affidavits blame detectives for pressuring witnesses, including Nellie Wood and Lillie Mae Pettis, while Jim Conley allegedly made a flirtatious remark to a factory girl.
A damaged OCR fragment alludes to children facing a harsh world and conflict with parental authority. It references pride, safety pins, and coastal associations, offering no clear events, names, or dates.
The postal authorities will search Western banks for over 3 million dollars in hidden bonds and mortgages tied to John J. Meyers and Archibald L. Wisner. Arnold says the men, convicted of mail fraud, are millionaires in disguise. investigators believe their earnings may approach six million.
New York march 14 new high records were set in the cotton contract market within the first hour May cotton rose to 12.07 cents from 11.53 cents a day earlier. Brokers warn against a continued surge while noting gains in low grades tied to spinning value. Local grade committee tightens rejections to raise overall contract parcel value. The census bureau will issue on
W. B. Lusk of Michigan and A. K. Supseippe of London are in Mobile after walking from Detroit to Baltimore. They plan to depart on foot for Baltimore this morning carrying greetings from Mobile's mayor to leading city executives along the route. The fireworks display is likely exaggerated.
The report notes U S cotton supply and distribution for February. Liverpool futures fell at New York open with old crop down 1 to 1 1/2 points and new crop 2 to 3 points. Sales of 12 000 bales in Liverpool advanced 2 points to 7 04d for middling.
A sea wave from the Sea of Azov struck St Anitza and Achtyrskaya during a violent Kuban hurricane causing the deaths of more than 1,000 people. An additional 150 perished in floods at Yasenkatja.
Richard Hughes charged with speeding under section one of the motor vehicle ordinance was fined $10 or twenty days in the recorder's court Saturday. He had previously collided with Dr. Edwards’ car injuring a bystander named Murphy on the fencing board.
In the Inferior criminal court on Saturday the case of 8S. A. charged with obtaining money by false pretenses was called and continued to ver 21 on complaint of A. Y. Glover and Alfred Glover faced charges of fault and batterys, continued to the same date. William Sellers and George Bush were dismissed for vagrancy. Bertha Glover fined $1 or ten days for abusive language. Carrie Haines fined one cent and costs or ten days for assaulting Lodmie Archie. Lyman Odom and John Odom charged with threats had cases continued to March 18. Judd A. Lyons is complainant against the two boys alleging threats of bodily harm.
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