Mobile Item Company and Bere-Smith Partnership Notice
Public notice reproduces a media listing with Mobile Item Company Inc address Emanuel Street Mobile Alabama and Bere-Smith Company Chicago office Lyton Building. It references Associated Press and Southern Newspaper Publishers Association service, rates for Sunday one year and per week, and editorial mission statements about informing the public and avoiding sensationalism.
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Ge Mobile Item Company, Inc
Emanuel Street
Mobile, Ala
Chicago
Lytton Building
Associated Press
Outhern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Bell
Ievest
Physicians debate ethics and medical advertising at midwinter meeting
The American Medical Association discussed revising ethics rules on physician advertising at the Chicago midwinter conference. Reports suggested broad support, but the AMA clarified no change was planned and urged closer cooperation between medical bodies and the press to share expert knowledge for public good while condemning personal self-promotion.
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Ian Medical Association
Chicago
Pers
American Medical Association
American Car Association
Ers
Institut
Wilson asks Tennessee Democrats to join hands in wet issue
A cautious President Wilson seeks bipartisan support from Tennessee Democratic leaders on the wet issue, weighing possible alignments and political risks. He urges unity as the nation faces a pivotal policy crossroads.
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Wilson
Tennessee
World's First Skyscraper Jail Proposed in New York
The city plans a fourteen story jail to house more prisoners amid rising populations and misdemeanors. The $450000 project would front 75 feet and extend deep, with officials aiming to beat height limits and placing the facility under the charities department to manage female prisoners.
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New York
New City Jail
Prostaan
Charities Department
Maidenant Becomes First Nassau County Name Lead
A woman in Nassau County New York adopts a married name change bringing her identity into line with her records. Authorities note the transition mirrors common practice.
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Maidenant
Nassau County
New York
Bate
Pan American speeches cited in Senate volume
The Senate ordered printing of No. 440 containing speeches delivered at the Pan- American Union session held in Mobile last October. The document includes remarks by President Wilson and Costa Rican minister Calvo among others and notes treasury tax law implications for small corporations.
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Senate of the
United States
Mobile
Woodrow Wilson
John ‘Ctor
Pan-American Union
Calvo
Eusebio A
Ray Rushton Emerges as Progressive Democrat for Senate
A Montgomery county candidate Ray Rushton garners broad voter support for the United States senate short term. Supporters praise his high intellect, public duty, and constructive mind. He is described as a self made lawyer, former country teacher, likened to Abraham Lincoln for overcoming adversity.
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Ray Rushton
Sececy
Montgomery County
United States Senate
Rushton
Alabama
Howard College
Jefferson County
Montgomery
Birmingham News
Abraham Lincoln
The Federal League Faces a Difficult Start in Baseball War
The Federal League struggles to attract top talent and avoid contract disputes as it seeks to challenge the two major leagues. With more money and a willingness to lure players from organized baseball, observers fear a broader disruption across first-class teams unless the new league secures high-caliber players and steady support.
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Federal League
Federals
Killifer
Comer Unmasked in Alabama Liquor Funding Tale
The Birmingham News notes alleged Comerites sought aid from Charles Lewis and mobile saloonkeepers to gain liquor force backing for Gov Comer. The Mobile Item reports Mobile locals solicited funds and votes from liquor interests promising lighter licenses and broader liberties under a Comer administration.
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Comerites
Charles Lewis
Comer
Mobile
Mobile Register
Mobile Liquor People
Pen
Proposed Mineral Land Lease Plan Aims for Three Goals
Secretary Lane and Representative Ferris back a wartime style compromise to open mineral riches. The plan would allow private leases of federal land for exploration with two to three year terms, royalties 2 percent, and a one fourth patent to successful explorers, while limiting private interests to prevent monopolies and ensure court review.
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Franklin K. Lane
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
Lane
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Dairying and beef growing and mineral land policy
Long article urges farmers to organize a dairy creamery to use idle half year for profit and promote beef cattle. It describes mining leases for phosphate coal and oil lands, royalty rules, rental schedules, and distribution of funds to states and Alaska, with emphasis on federal reclamation and naval fuel needs.
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Crystal Springs
Miss
Meteor
United States
Alaska
Secretary of the Interior
National Reclamation Fund
Lane
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Olive Tree and Guava Cultivation in Mobile 1914
John Craft of Mobile urges agricultural diversification highlighting olive and guava as profitable, noting climate and long growing season. He cites history of French settlers in Mobile County, advocates continued investigation and regional cooperation to make Mobile a productive Garden of Paradise.
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Pugh
Philadelphia
Mobile County
Alabama
Cottage Hill
Mobile
Garden of Paradise
John Craft
Comer As a Failure in a Heated Speech
The Huntsville Mercury Banner denounces Comer as the same old politician who pushed for flashy measures, called extra sessions, and called a statewide election over railroad bills. It mocks his management of political battles and lacks insight into governance.
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Comer
Huntsville Mercury-Banner
Reward Offered for Pelican Shooting in Aubudon Society Note
The Editor Times reports a $10 reward for pelican shooting with a $25 fine for the shooter. The item is attributed to the Aubudon Society. From a Florida paper and the Iowa City Citizen quote mention pioneers and a west Solon resident who died by self inflicted gunshot. The First National Bank of Aurora advertises loans to farmers for feeding cattle.
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Aubudon Society
From-a-Florida
Solon
Iowa City
First National Bank of
Aurora
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