Gulf & Ship Island Trainmen End Strike Settlement
Gulfport Mississippi March 17 The Gulf and Ship Island Railway trainmen strike ended last night after a wage increase and a shortened workday were granted. An arbitration conference will include a committee of conductors, elected by the strikers, to represent them. The settlement did not grant recognition of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
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St Patrick's Day Parade Draws Large Crowds
The St Patrick's Day celebration here is hailed as the best ever by locals. City officials Lyons Pillans Schwarz and Fort Morgan Barrancas officers led an invited guest list. Bands played Irish tunes along the march route as crowds gathered to view the parade near St Patrick's Catholic church.
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Pensacola
Hibern
Battle House
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P. J. Lyons
J. E. McHugh
Peyton Norville
Cawthon Hotel
Vineyard
St. Patrick’s Day
Rowley Orchestra
Old Erin
Tara’s Hall
Mary Holliday
Miss Stannard
Holliday
Eighth Regiment, Sea Coast Artillery
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Bienville Square
Sermon Recalls Irish Perseverance at St Patrick’s Day
Rev Father D J McGowan led a Mass at Providence Infirmary with Frs B C Kennedy FE B Kennedy and E J Hackett assisting. Rev P A Ryan of Spring Hill College preached a Panegyric linking St Patrick’s Day to Irish exile and endurance, citing Hoard and O Connell on noble Irish roots and the sufferings under English rule.
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Tabernacles
Israel
Erin
Joshua
Moses
Dolorona
Scott's Emulsion Advertises Throat Relief
Watch sore throats with Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil touted as nature's corrector for throat troubles. The ad claims rapid tissue strengthening to resist tubercular germs and warns physicians prescribe it to avert throat issues bronchial disorders and strengthen lungs with no alcohol or drugs.
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Scott & Bowne
Bloomfeld
I. J
Gull Team Stars Arrive for Practice Ahead of Season
Star players of the Gull team have arrived in Mobile for practice. Pug Cavet, sensational 1913 Mobile pitcher, went to Detroit then Frisco Tex Covington, last season’s pitcher. Mike Burke and Whalen joined Thursday, reporting to Wager Schmidt at Monroe Park for drills. Townsend remains a holdout. Waldron at short shows solid form, and Elmer Miller may return to Mobile soon amid reports he is drawing Yankees interest though his hitting lags.
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Detroit
Frisco
Tex” Covington
Mike Burke
Batseman Whalen
Mobile
Schmidt
Monroe Park
Townsend
Waldron
Elmer Miller
New York Globe
Prin
Miller
Irish Pride and St Patrick Center Faith in America
A religious and cultural tribute to Ireland and Patrick’s faith, praising the Irish as a priest-loving people who enriched America. Senator Hearst lauds Irish Americans for building the nation, while warnings urge loyalty to faith and family to sustain national preparedness. A parade, mass, and banquet accompany St Patrick’s Day events in Pensacola and New York with Irish bands and civic gatherings.
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Massachusetts
America
Ireland
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England
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Seven Seas
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Hear
United States
Cardinal
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Church of Christ
Barney
Knights of Columbus Hall
Weather bulletin forecasts cold fronts and river changes
Weather forecaster Albert Ashenburger reports shipping conditions for the next 24 to 86 hours with temperature protections and moderate readings east and west. river forecasts show Tombigbee and Black Warrior levels dipping slightly while Alabama stays steady. a high barometer stretches from the Mississippi Valley to the gulf states with frost and freezing in several areas.
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Luckenbach Plans Record South American Freight Line
The Luckenbach Steamship Company of New York plans a larger freight line to South America connecting New York with Rio de Janeiro Montevideo Buenos Aires Rosario and La Plata. Freight rates rose due to ship scarcity while Lamport Holt and Brazil consider trans Atlantic moves.
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Uruguay
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Rosario
la Plata
Argentina
Luckenbach Company
United States
Lamport & Holt Company
North
Motano Tanker Grounds on Southwest Pass Mud Lump
The American tank steamer Motano, en route from Tampico to New Orleans, is aground on a mud lump in Southwest Pass. The ship and crew are reported not in danger, and salvage efforts to float her in a short time are expected to succeed.
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Tampico
Southwest Pass
Fiora Wrecked Off Pensacola in Gale
The Italian bark Fiora, sailing from Pensacola and Charleston bound for Genoa, was wrecked in a gale near Oran. The crew was saved and the cargo is washing ashore.
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Fiora
Pensacola
Charleston
Genoa
Gallieni resigns as French minister of war
Paris reports General Joseph Simeon Gallieni resigns due to ill health and General Charles Roque is named his successor. In other news, the city court grants a St Patrick's Day adjournment request as many members attend the AOH celebration. The Northwestern, Port Arthur Texas, arrives at Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks for repairs and will depart Friday for Tampico to load crude oil for New York.
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Brooklyn
Paris
Joseph Simeon Gallieni
Charles Roque
O. J. Semmes
Semmes
Northwestern
American Steamship
Port Arthur
Tex
Ollinger-Bruce
Louisville & Nashville
Tampico
German Navy Chief Tirpitz Retired
A Copenhagen dispatch reports Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz has retired as German minister of the navy and that Admiral Von Capelle, head of the admiralty administration, has been appointed his successor.
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Kaiser
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London
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German cabinet reshuffle keeps submarine policy unchanged
Berlin reports a change at the head of the marine ministry but asserts no shift in the February foreign office memorandum policy to destroy armed enemy merchant ships. No expansion of submarine warfare against neutral shipping is expected. Gulfport note reports the death of P H M Tippin 54, Bank of Commerce organizer and past president, buried there.
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Berlin
London
Ministry of Marine
Foreign Office
Mourner Connected with Masonry and Pythians Passes
Thursday obituary notes a thirty third degree Mason and a Pythian who died. He is survived by his wife and two sons residing here.
Denison Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs G O Lowry of Denison Texas says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her chronic female trouble after doctors failed. She reports quick relief from chills hot flashes and weakness and urges others to start the treatment.
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Izzy
Lydia E. Pinkham
G. O. Lowry
Monterey Street
Texas
Lydis E. Pinkham
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