Music and Art Exhibit at Leinkauf School Showcases Three-Branch Study
A Leinkauf School program blends music painting and literature with a progressive method. Miss Hargrove's Kindergarten displayed talent as Wilbert Domrick of Chicago performed violin. Professor Derthick guided audience through rhythm readings and poetry interludes with Mendelssohn and Field pieces.
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Oirgin
Leinteachers
Portland
Hargrove
Wilbert Dormick
Mlle
Georgia Stirling
Auchors
Crane
Miss Margior
Professor Derthick
Derthick
Schumann
Eugene Field
Keats
Mendelssohn
Miss Stirling
Miss Taylor
Field
Bumpville
Mobile manufacturers to form new trade group
Major F. Teldette of National Mosaic Flooring leads preliminary meeting for a Mobile association of manufacturers. The Wednesday night Battle House plan seeks permanent officers and a working body. The group aims to address industry and community issues while cooperating with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Battle House
Frida
R F. Teldette
National Mosaic Flooring Company
Chamber of Commerce
Oath of Office Administered to Judge Hamilton
United States District Judge Peter J. Hamilton was sworn in before Judge Harry T. Toulmin in Mobile. The ceremony included floral decorations and a brief oath committing to impartial justice in the District of Porto Rico. Hamilton will sail for Porto Rico and assume duties on April 14 after a Washington visit.
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United States
Peter Joseph Hamilton
District of
Porto Rico
Harry T. Toulmin
United States Supreme Court
Hamilton
Department of Justice
Washington
Judge Hamilton
Berlin TB Expert Dr Friedmann May Visit Mobile
Dr F F Friedmann the Berlin tuberculosis specialist known for his turtle serum cure is invited by Dr H T Inge to address the Alabama Medical Association in Mobile during the week of April 15 and to hold a clinic. Inge said Friedmann hopes to come South.
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F. F. Friedmann
Berlin
Germany
New York City
H. T. Inge
Alabama Medical Association
Mobile
Inge
Friedman
Macon Seeks Better Freight Rates to Gulf Ports
Macon Chamber of Commerce and Business League seek co operation to secure favorable freight rates to gulf ports. Traf fic Manager R G Cobb received the plea from B Gilham traffic manager and attorney of the Macon Chamber. Cobb will correspond with local officials and says the association will offer full cooperation.
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Macon, Ga
Chamber of Commerce
Gulf Ports
R. G. Cobb
B. Gilham
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Cobb
Macon
Blalack to Face Recorder Hearing Over Missing Phonograph
Charlee A. Blalack, arrested on a warrant by J. W. Olensky, will have a recorder's court hearing Wednesday afternoon. He is accused of pawning a Dauphin street firm’s phonograph to Olensky under false pretenses. Blalack says John P. McGinnis, known as Bradshaw, urged him to pawn it claiming it belonged to his daughter.
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Charlee A. Blalack
J. W. Olensky
Blalack
Recorder’s Court
Olensky
Dauphin Street
John P. McGinnis
Bradshaw
McGinnis
Gava
Licenseless business arrests roil city streets
Willie Gunner son of 266 North Bayou Street was arrested by Patrolman J P McGinnis on a charge of operating a pressing club without a license and is to be arraigned in recorder s court. Frank Threet of 404 Bloodgood Street, a cook shop operator, was arrested by Patrolman George Malone for doing business without a license and will be tried Wednesday afternoon.
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Willie Gunnerson
North Bayou Street
J. P. McGinnis
Recorder’s Court
Frank Threet
Bloodgood Street
George Malone
Dr Burkhart Vegetable Compound Offer
Dr W S Burkhart advertises a vegetable compound claimed to cure stomach liver kidney and constipation issues for 26 cents with a money back guarantee. The notice promises trial treatment free and urges readers to request the product from Cincinnati druggists or by mail from Cherry Hill Square Station R Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Morris Charged With Concealed Weapons Arrest
Charles Morris, a Black man, was arrested Monday night by Patrolmen Dean and Harris on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. He will be given a hearing at the sheriff’s office.
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Charles Morris
Dean and
Harris
Bible as a Factor in Civilization Lecture
Prof M A Honline lectured on The Bible as a Factor in Civilization at the Harte Auditorium in the Y M C A. The talk outlined Christianity from Christ’s command to preach to modern civilizational roots, stressing liberty as religious political and social derived from the Bible.
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Harte
A. Honline
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Church Federation
Honline
Mobile
Assault and Battery Charged in Local Case
Virginia Robinson and a well known character face Recorder Edington this afternoon on assault and battery charges. A woman is alleged to have assaulted and cut Ed Bennett several nights ago.
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Virginia Robinson
Edington
Ed Bennett
One Cent Fine Given in City Court Case
Toney Klopher was convicted Tuesday afternoon of assault and battery and fined one cent plus costs. He was remanded for sentence.
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Toney Klopher
Severe Gulf Moisture Triggers Unprecedented Ohio Valley Rain
Moisture from the Gulf, moving with southerly winds, brings heavy rains to the Ohio Valley though Mobile escapes. City reports show 5.10 inches in 24 hours to Tuesday 7 am in Louisville, 3.9 in Cincinnati, with rising Ohio River levels. Alabama Tombigbee floods easing as rivers fall, while cold weather grips west and rain persists east of the Mississippi.
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Gulf
Mobile
Ohio Valley
Weather Bureau
Gulf States
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ashenberger
Alabama
Selma
Tombigbee
Demopolis
Mississippi
Texas
Great Lakes
Local youth James Walker Charged in Burglaries
James Walker a sixteen year old negro boy was arrested Monday afternoon by Patrolman Oliver Pistole on two burglary charges and will be arraigned in recorder's court Wednesday. The arresting officer says Walker committed numerous thefts in small shops near Dauphin and Warren streets, including breaking into the barber shop of Lee Cantey at Dauphin and Warren.
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James Walker
Oliver Pistole
Recorder's Court
Walker
Dauphin
Warren Strets
Lee Cantey
Warren Streets
Around the Clock at Lyric Charms Audiences This Week
Lyric presents Around the Clock with Jake Wells at the helm. Billie Ritchie leads comedians singers and dancers in a packed show praised for nonstop laughs. Supporting cast includes Mieses Winifred Frances Lulu Roma Doreen Day Bert Fassio Fred Barnes and L. W. Halfpenny with a dozen chorus girls. Performances continue this week at 3 7 45 and 8 15 p m with seats available all day.
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Lyric
Jake Wells
Billie Ritchie
Billiie Ritchie
Mieses Winifred Frances
Lulu Roma
Doreen Day
Bert Fassio
Fred Barnes
L. W. Halfpenny
Seats on sale for Valeska Suratt at Lyric Theatre
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock box office opens for the Valeska Suratt and Valeska Suratt Opera Company in The Kiss Waltz at the New York Casino. Demand is heavy as mail orders pour in for the new operetta with lavish scenic splendor and a star-studded Broadway company. Also reporting strong crowds at the Orpheum Theatre for Escaped from the Harem and Among the Ozarkes with Lent ending boosting attendance.
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Valeska Suratt
Lyric Theatre
Valeska Suratt Opera Company
New York
Miss Suratt
Junk dealer Sprague charged with receiving stolen fixtures
Sprague a Theatre street junk dealer will be arraigned before the recorder on a charge of receiving and concealing stolen property. Detectives Murphys and Lacey say he bought plumbing fixtures stolen from city residences from Willie White who is held at the Boys' Detention Home. White claims he stole the fixtures and said Sprague paid 56 pounds at 2 12 cents per pound.
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Sprague
Theatre Street
Recorder
J. W. Murphy
Joseph Lacey
Willie White
White
Fined for Gaming Under Judge Chamberlain Ruling
Newton Shephard G A Turnstall Will Schaf ford and Frank McNeal were fined one dollar or ten days by Judge Chamberlain on gaming charges. The Society Almanac pushes to Friday and Saturday matinee schedules, affecting performances this week. Dora Thorne is set as the feature offering next week.
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Newton Shephard
G. A. Turnstall
Will Schafford
Frank McNeal
Chamberlain
Dora Thorne
Rheuma remedy promises relief for rheumatic sufferers
The ad touts RHEUMA as an affordable cure for rheumatic pains including gout and glandular heaviness. It claims the remedy clears toxins, eases sore muscles and restores joint mobility, with a testimonial from C B Lanham of Latta Virginia dated April 27 1912.
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van Antwerp
C. B. Lanham
Lat
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Advertisements
A column of medical testimonials tout Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy and related products. Brooklyn resident Mrs Potts reports relief from unspecified pain. others claim cures or drastic improvements for diabetes rheumatism asthma and heart related symptoms after taking Warner's remedies and adults recount dramatic improvements and wellness.
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Eine Warner
Warner
B. M. Crehore
Nashville
Tenn
Be Safe Remedies Co Destined at Rochester NY
Partial OCR notes indicate Be Safe Remedies Co faced a dest direction in Rochester New York with unspecified cause and outcome. No further details on parties dates or actions available.
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Rochester, N.Y
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Orearch
Welccome
Porter Pope
Aimee McCormick
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Winter
Nadene Hunter
Cascaret
New Orleans
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C. P. Bartlett
G. W. Ely
1St Ave
Birmingham
Ala
Gi Wen
First National Bank
Mobile, Alabama
Pathe
Royal Theatre
DR. Friedmann
Alabama Association
Professor Honline
Walter Mitchell
Vacrtn
Strrer
Orpheum Theatre
Ozarke
Bright
Tees Eee
Fees
Warner S Safe
Warner’s
John Reckendorf
South St
Eon Fonilen
Werner
W. J. Hanscom
Wollaston
Mass
Lord Antaia
Namers Safe
Trina
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