Mobile Item Company Inc In Mobile Publishes Seven Papers A Week
The Mobile Item Company Inc operates with a daily and Sunday schedule, offering seven papers weekly for 10 cents including the Sunday edition. The paper lists officers including Van Antwerp as President and Jane Mascon as Vice President, with O Connell as Secretary and Treasurer. Advertising and editorial departments are connected by a single line telephone system, serving Mobile and nearby counties and Gulfport Biloxi Pascagoula Citronelle Pi Flomaton Atmore Brewton Pensacola and surrounding towns.
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Te i Mobile Item Company Inc
ST. Emanuel Street
Mobile
Ala
South
International News Service
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Fifth _Ave
New York
Baldwin County
Gulfport
Biloxi
Pascagoula
Citronelle
Pi Flomaton
Atmore
Brewton
Pensacola
Bell
Home
Ireland's Great Day Heralds a New Emancipation
The piece notes Ireland's natal day arriving with dawn of potential self-government after years of persecution. It recalls Moore's image of Erin, praising faith in God and humanity. The article frames emancipation as imminent, promising Ireland a nation after a century of struggle.
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Ireland
Moore
Erin
Britain
Tillmans Answer to the Critics
The Item defends Senator Tillman against critics of the South and notes his resignation to support party unity. It cites praise from Southern and Northern papers and argues Southern leadership will prove capable in the new administration. The piece contrasts Southern statesmanship with Northern skepticism about Southern selflessness.
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Ben Tillman
Georgia
Senate
Item
Montgomery Advertiser
New York Herald
New York
Herald
Congress
South
Chicago Tribune
Wil‘son
White House
Tillman
The
Tribune
Real Success and Quiet Influence Across Society
The article argues true success lies in daily, unseen contributions by ordinary people. It praises industrious individuals, good parenting, and honest living over flashy fame, noting greatness comes from collective effort and personal effort rather than public acclaim.
Hold Up for 137.5 Million Reported in Case Details
The fragment notes a figure of 137 million five hundred thousand and references a group or individual associated with the sum. It mentions that most of the money was for that amount, implying a large financial dispute or settlement context.
Harvester Company under Fire in Editorial Clash
The Item publishes a sharp response to James P. Brown assistant secretary of International Harvester Company arguing against his critique of the paper and referencing Luther Conant federal commission findings. The piece reviews the Harvester’s history corporate ties and the Osborne purchase with questions about collateral and capitalization as the case moves toward Supreme Court scrutiny.
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James P. Brown
International Harvester Company
Luther, Conant
Harvester Company
Brown
Conant
United States Supreme Court
McCormick, Deering, Warder, Bushnell & Glessner
Plano
Milwaukee
Keystone
Minnie, Allman & Miller
Buckeye Company
D. M. Osborne Company
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Kenyon
Harvester
Taft
Wickersham
The
Trust
McCormick
Deering
Taftes
N Equity
St. Paul
State of
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Mr. Brown
the Harvester Company
National Harvester
Osborne
Osborne Company
International Harvester Co. P. S
Ltter
Bureau
Messrs
Mércelf
Sel
International Harvester
Aultman, Miller, Buckeye Company
Cou
Buckeye
Holland Joins The Item Staff With New Daily Letter
The Item announces that starting March 24 it will publish daily the New York newsletter signed Holland. For over twenty years Holland’s letters have appeared in major papers and are read by leaders, bankers, and officials for authoritative insights across finance education art politics and more.
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New York
Holland
Cincinnati Enquirer
Boston Globe
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Washington Post
Minneapolis Tribune
Buffalo Times
George Westinghouse
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
United States
Anne's Antidote to a Dishonest Life Choice
Anne plans to work as a waitress to cure her restlessness after a broken engagement. Her brother Harry mocks the idea but hatches a bet that backfires when a rude customer, Mr Hawthorne, challenges Anne. After Hawthorne is forced to behave, the scene ends with a reconciled dinner and Anne finding her antidote in work.
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Anne
Harry
Harry Knox
West End
Mr. Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Aoe
Webb Law Reflected in Express and Rail Refusals to Ship Liquor
The Webb law is affecting shipments to dry areas as express companies and railroads refuse to receive or deliver liquor bound for dry states counties and cities. Louisville shippers report refusals. Oklahoma officials seize liquor shipments claiming Webb law violations. The issue awaits court testing with delays before a final ruling.
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Supreme Court of the United
Louisville
Santa Fe Railroad
Oklahoma
Cabinet Officers Shape Wilson's Modern Management
Victor Elliott surveys how Wilson's cabinet officers approach duties with study and hands on method. Garrison and Daniels implement direct oversight of troops and navy yards while Bryan Lane and Huntington Wilson push foreign and interior policy with careful reporting and accountability.
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Victor Elliott
Washington
Wilson
Houston
Garrison
Phillippines
Daniels
Leonard Wood
Oliver
Roosevelt
Wood
Daniela
United States
Navy Yards
Atlantic Seaboard
Bryan
Huntington Wilson
Mexico
Interior
Lane
Interior Department
Congress
Harvester Company Admits Growth From Acquisitions
A letter to The Mobile Item editor defends the International Harvester Company against anti trust claims. The writer asserts no denial of its origin from harvesting machine firms and stresses proper handling of law while detailing testimony from government witnesses about concealment and sales practices.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Conant
Bureau
Attech
Pre Nei
Seumas MacManus Immigrant and Irish Exile Speaker
Irish author Seumas MacManus lectures this month in America sharing immigrant experiences. He recalls editors rewarding his stories with gold and his tours reuniting lost Irish abroad with home while underlining the enduring hunger for Donegal and hearth, even among mountain youths in America.
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Seumas MacManus
Ireland
America
MacManus
Donegal
Gulf of Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Little Mary
Boston
Patrick
Texas
Corney
Macon
Brooklyn Celebrity Eats Enormous Morning Platter
A Brooklyn figure known for size attire and appetite visits a swagger restaurant and orders a massive breakfast. He receives a double portion of ham and eggs country sausage mush and milk corned beef and buckwheat cakes with maple syrup all served at once.
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Brooklyn
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Charles Deering
John H. Glessner
William H. Jones
Harold [’. McCormick
Richard F. Howe
Edgar E. Bancroft
George F. Baker
William J. Louderback
Norman B. Ream
Charles Steele
John A. Chapman
Elbert H. Garey
Thomas L. Jones
John P. Wilson
William L. Saunders
George W. Perkins
Chicago, West Pullman and Southern Railroad Company
Nebraska
WEBB
Washington Comment
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Vladisyvostok
Siberia
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