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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1914

Page

5

Corey Prepares His Second March Upon Washington

Massillon leader J S Coxey announces a second Coxey Army will depart April 16 from Massillon Ohio to reach Washington May 21 to petition President Wilson and Congress for public works to employ the unemployed. Coxey says the plan includes setting idle workers to building roads and other improvements. He notes he and two other leaders were jailed twenty days on the prior march.

Cleveland Wilson Washington Coxey Massillon Ohio J. S. Coxey Congress

Nearly All Stock Taken for New Pensacola Bank

Practically all stock of the National Bank of Commerce was subscribed yesterday at a board session. Visiting Alabama capitalists attended, including the Malone brothers of Dothan who are to be officers of the new institution.

Pensacola Fila National Bank of Commerce Alabama Malone Brothers Dothan

Anxious Wife and Child Health Remedies Advised

The piece offers home medical guidance with multiple patent remedies and drugstore purchases. It lists tonics, tonics and syrups for bedwetting, dandruff, weight gain, rheumatism, bronchial trouble, stomach disorders, nervous breakdowns, and kidney concerns with generic instructions and prescriptions.

Virginia Allows Copies of Houdon Washington Bust

Virginia Governor H C Stuart signed a bill allowing other states municipalities and public institutions to obtain copies of Houdon’s Washington bust in Richmond. Copies may be made but not sold to private persons, with a $500 royalty per copy and applications approved by the governor.

Associated Press New York H. C. Stuart Virginia United States America Houden Washington Richmond Houdon Thomas Jefferson France Aaa

Bank to open mid month under new president

The new bank with R. W. Goodhart as president plans to open between the 15th and 20th of next month. The former First National Bank building is expected to house the new institution.

R. W. Goodhart First National Bank

Atlanta Bank Robber Fights Fight 10 Escape

The Atlanta bank robber, claiming to be an actor and married, fought a teller as he demanded entry to the vault. He fled along Auburn and Houston streets, fired at pursuers including James Tate, then was found in a Williams street house with Rhynata, who says he was ill and in bed. Police identify him by witnesses and the bank bookkeeper.

Rhynata Ross Auburn Avenue Bell Street James Tate Tate Houston Street Peachtree Street Cain Street Williams Street William Wooten Atlanta

Notable deaths span continents from Mistral to Potter

Frederick Mistral of Marseilles dies at 84, famed Provencal poet who shared the 1904 Nobel prize. Chicago mourns Frances Squire Potter, 47, suffrage leader and literature professor. Pierre Proal Hurlburt, Union veteran, dies in Atlanta aged 67, said to have sent the war’s last signal. Ephraim Wood, 56, dies in Birmingham after pneumonia. multiple family deaths within weeks. Survived by two sons and several daughters. burial plans move to Orange, New Jersey.

Frances 8. Potter Chicago Frances Squire Potter University of Minnesota Brooklyn Institute Federation of Women’s Clubs Pierre P. Hurlburt Atlanta Pierre Proal Hurlburt Harry D. Hurlburt Fourteenth Connecticut Regiment Signal Corps Army of the Po-wels State House Raleigh N. C Hurlburt Orange, N. J Birmingham Ala Ephraim Wood J. B. Miller Eleventh Street South John B. Wood Board of Registrars Jen N County F. C. Wood J.B Miller J. P. Scott Tampa Scott Birmingham Ohana

Best Treatment for Constipation

Mrs. Paul B. Babin of Brushly Louisiana reports her daughter used Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation with good results and high recommendation. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug.

Sed Chamberlain Paul B. Babin Brushly van Antwerp Drug

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