Clearing House Fund Boosts Youth Poultry and Pork Raising
The Mobile Clearing House Association contributes five hundred dollars to aid Mobile county youth in starting poultry and pork projects. The fund will help rural and city applicants who show merit to begin farming ventures. The group previously funded two high bred bulls for cattle improvement and backs diversified farming efforts.
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Tubercular sanatorium suggestion for Mobile county
A reader from Creola proposes locating a tubercular sanatorium on school section land in Mobile county towns for patient housing and a health education program. He urges using pine lands on elevated sections and notes the sixteenth sections often yield little revenue for schools. The idea aims to bring care closer to the ill and give sufferers a chance to live with fresh air.
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Vice President Marshall Calls for Repeal of Unenforced Laws
The speech quotes Vice President Marshall asserting the country needs repeal of unnecessary laws. He adds a rejoinder praising the move, claiming this nation has too many needless statutes and enforcement gaps.
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Rotary Baby Day Ends With Prize Infant Presentation
The Maabie Rotary Club session led by President Harris featured L. D. Dix guiding a brief agenda. A live infant prize, Frederick G. Bromberg No. 2, awarded to Secretary Jack Ponder after a playful tally of members with babies, concluded the meeting with a warm gesture.
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Pillans
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Alabama
Mobile
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Rotary Club
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Cincinnati
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Blues
Armbrecht
Julius Hammel
Dix
Monk
LeBlanc
Bryant
Fowlkes
Jack” Ponder
Inge
Ponder
Frederick G. Bromberg
Washington Letter on a Presence of Odd Dignitaries
In Washington a flood of so called bugs arrives with wild schemes to end the war and impress officials. A visitor with a device for lifting battleships uses air to raise loads explaining its vast military potential to a clerks, then moves on to the next official for attention.
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Samuel
Jules Verne
Daniels
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Garrison
Gsanctorum
Blankhead
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German claim of U S dum dum bullet shipments unsubstantiated
Washington reports army ordnance experts and the state department found no substantiation for a German embassy charge that dum dum bullets were being shipped from the United States to the allies. Photographs of wounds could not be caused by the submitted bullet specimens, officials said.
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United States
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Count Bernstorff
Sewanee Cadets Break Bounds and May Be Expelled
A Sewanee Military Academy incident reports thirty-eight students breaking bounds and visiting Sewanee village. Officiers corralled them, and faculty ordered expulsion while the truants petition to stay under conditions. The faculty plans to decide on the petition this afternoon.
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Sewanee, Tenn
Sewanee Military Academy
Sewanee Village
From Headquarters and a Night of Films at the Empire
A dramatic tale of a betrayed employer lover and a daughter's crime unfolds in From Headquarters starring Earle Williams and Anita Stewart at the Empire Theatre. Also on the bill Ruth Stonehouse in The Fable of the Golumptious Girl and Pon ked comedies featuring Wailie Van Nita Frazer and Essanay's The Conflict with Richard C Travers Ruth Stonehouse Lillian Drew and more.
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Rose Peters
Stern
Earle Williams
Anita Stewart
Empire Theatre
Ruth Stonehouse
Wailie van
Nita Frazer
Essanay
Richard C. Travers
Lillian Drew
Dorothy Kelly
George Cooper
Victor Patel
Slippery Slim
Harry Todd
Ben Turpin
Laughatle
Arctic Explorers at Crown A Feature at Crown Theatre
Arctic Explorers on stage with films by Harry Whitney and Lucky Scott, shot during big game hunts in the Arctic. W. T. Swain, Perry North Pole veteran, lectures with the film, assisted by an Eskimo speaker. Eskimo dogs and sleds displayed. Admission five to ten cents until 5 pm, then ten cents. Also today a cryptual program with Her Buried Past and His Mysterious Neighbor.
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Harry Whitney
Lucky Scott
Arctic
W. T. Swain
Perry
North Pole
King
Weather Forecast And River Outlook
Shrippers forecast warns of 22 degrees for 36 hour shipments north and 34 degrees west with moderate temperatures east. Tombigbee and tributaries show little change in two days while Alabama also remains steady. A high barometer with cold air spans the central United States from Rockies to Appalachians, dropping Sheridan Wyoming to two below zero and cooling as far south as north Texas. Albert Ashenberger, Local Forecaster.
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Allegheny Mountains
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Texas
Pacific Coast
Albert Ashenberger
Railway connections for Meridian and major Alabama cities
Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railway lines extend to Calvert York and Intermediate Stations with direct links to Meridian Tuscaloosa Birmingham and East, expanding regional rail access. The notice highlights new connections among key cities and stations along the network.
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York
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Birmingham
East
Sanders Denies Lobbying In State Health Office Case
Dr. W H Sanders state health officer testified before a legislative investigative committee that he did not lobby for or against legislation despite sending letters to medical association members discussing proposed bills. He said the state paid for printing the letters and admitted inviting lawmakers to his office to discuss legislation. He named Senator Bonner and Representative Yarborough as having discussions, noting Yarborough later changed his stance on a matter involving Dr Oates. Len G Greer described the convict inspector’s duties and referenced a 1911 contract involving Sloss Sheffield, Governor ONeal, and James G Oakley.
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Ala
W. H. Sanders
Legislative Investigating
State Medical Association
Capitol
Oates
Len G. Greer
Sloss-Sheffield
O'Neal
James G. Oakley
Villa extends moratorium across Mexico after study
El Paso March 26 General Villa completes study of a three month moratorium and orders its observance in territories under northern command and in states governed by Aguas Calientes convention leaders. The moratorium applies to most of Mexico except Vera Cruz Tlaxcala Campeche and Tabasco.
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Villa
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Tlaxcala
Campeche
Tabasco
War Halts Increase in Philippine Commerce
Improvement in Philippine foreign commerce in early 1914 halted by the war. The year's net trade shows imports fell by 4,724,133 while exports rose 916,678. Imports valued at 48,588,653 and exports at 48,689,634, with about half of both going to the United States. Great Britain ranked second in trade volume.
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Washington
Philippines
Bureau of Insular Affairs
United States
Great Britain
Islands
Nineteen Passengers to Arrive on Sabine
Mallory Steamship Line manager B F Dubois announced nineteen passengers will arrive on the liner Sabine Sunday morning in Mobile via Key West and Tampa. The names include Fred Woerner Mrs Fred Woerner H M Seidensticker R L George Leslie McHaigard wife L A Lennant and wife Charles Wimmanns T F Holman and wife F W Herrick and wife T H Wright Mrs H M Conklin G M Wilson Mrs C B Forbes Edgar Pope and Miss Lydia Pope.
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B. F. DuBois
Mallory Steamship Line
Key West
Tampa
Fla
Mobile
Sabine
Fred Woerner
H. M. Seidensticker
R. L. George
Leslie McHaigard
L. A. Lennant
Charles Wimmanns
T. F. Holman
F. W. Herrick
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