Argentine President and party visit USS Moreno for naval salute
President and Secretary aboard the battleship Moreno at noon as the Argentine mission aboard Captain Gal and Rear Admiral meet the United States party. Ambassador Naon delivers a toast praising growing ties and interatl friendship between Argentina and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secreof
Aldes
Moreno
Kay
Gal
C. T. Grayson
Capsin
Albert G. Winterhalter
D. W. Wurtsbaugh
Frederico M. Jana
United States
New York State to Pay 1000 a Week for Idle Training School
Albany March 29 The state authorized eleven years and has paid about 800000 dollars in grounds for the State Training for Boys facility at Yorktown Heights Westchester County It may be ready for partial occupancy and could begin operating to aid youths in the interest of reform officials said Governor Whitman’s ex auditor George A Glynn led the briefing to legislative leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Whitman
George A. Glynn
Yorktown Heights
Witchester County
Alabama Guard add new unit mustered in Montgomery
The Alabama National Guard welcomes Company H of Andalusia after mustering in by Major Aislen Crenshaw. The officers named are Captain J. T. McEwen Lieutenant W. A. Jeffery and Lieutenant James F. Brawer all from Andalusia. Separate notice from Boston states the International Esperanto Congress will convene next August in San Francisco instead of Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Guard
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama National Guard
Secof
Andalusia
Aislen Crenshaw
J.T. McEwen
W. A. Jeffery
James‘ F. Brawer
Boston
San Francisco
Edinburgh
Scotland
Remove First Signs of Old Age by Saxolite Wash
Mme Cavalieri notes sagging cheek muscles as the first sign of age and offers a tonic wash. A half pint of hazel with an ounce of Saxolite is said to improve circulation and firm tissue for wrinkle reduction. Saxolite is stated to have tonic and astringent properties for facial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Cavalieri
Ned
New Uses for Sisal Fibre Expand From Bags to Textiles
New York report notes sisal from Mexico gains attention as jute substitute. Samples from Mexican hand looms, Worcester machines, and a New York controlled process show potential for textiles, reinforced paper, and hats. Experts cite strong fibre, waste utilization, and trade prospects with Yucatan involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mexico
Bureau of Foreign and Oo Commerce
Orcester
Mass
United States
Yucatan
Panama
W. H. Underwood
Gabriel Carranza
Manila
Obregon Returning to Mexico City Amid Diplomatic Signals
Dispatches from Mexico City indicate General Obregon with Carranza forces may return to the capital. Zapata forces were said to be evacuating, though official state department dispatches did not confirm this. Garza, leading the government, pledged to secure food and maintain order in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maarch
Mexico City
Obergon
Carranza
Zapata
State Department
Garza
Excise Panel Grants Hotel Status For Mobile Licenses
The Mobile Excise Commission on Monday approved William E. Flynn to move his business from the southwest to the southeast corner of Conti and Water streets, branding the Southern Hotel, and allowing continued retail liquor sales in connection with the hotel. The grant is subject to the building meeting the commission’s bona fide hotel criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Flynn
Conti and
Water Streets
Postal Violator and Liquor Man Sentenced
In U S district court Judge Toulmin sentenced two prisoners found guilty at the present term. Winston Bennett received 100 dollars and four months in county jail for postal law violations. W M House, a retail liquor dealer, was fined 100 dollars and given six months in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Toulmin
Winston Bennett
W. M. House
Primrose Path of Love and Fate in Social Notes
A social column reflects on youth and enduring love through rustic scenes and a shared memory. The piece juxtaposes a couple’s journey with fate and the guiding duty of life. It quotes verses by Alice E. Allen and a Schiller couplet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Alice E. Allen
Searcy-Fitts wedding plans announced for Easter week
Plans for Miss Fitts and Dr. Searcy’s wedding are completed with two matrons of honor Mrs. Charles Murray Rudolph of Birmingham and Mrs. Frank Fitts of Tuscaloosa. Annalee Fitts is maid of honor. best man Dr. J A Sanford from New Orleans. ushers Frank Fitts and Dr. George Searcy. bride to be given by father William F Fitts. nuptial music by Mrs. Harry N Edins and Mrs. James Fitts Alston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Frank Fitts
George Searcy
William F. Fitts
Harry N. Edins
James Fitts Alston
Tuscaloosa
Ragsdales Return From Honeymoon in Mobile
Dr and Mrs M C Ragsdale return from their wedding trip to Mobile where they were married last Thursday. They will reside in Bessemer with the groom's parents, Dr and Mrs M C Ragsdale Sr. The groom is a local popular figure and his bride was Miss Florence Sandford of Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Clay Ragsdale
Mobile
Bessemer
Dr. Ragsdale
Florence Sandford
Posse After Stroud Bank Robbers in Oklahoma Hills
A large posse from Chandler and Stroud pursued two bank robbers who hit Stroud banks Saturday, escaping with about 4500 dollars. Fugitives believed in the Osage Hills southeast of Stroud. one suspect named Nipp Vann, a cowboy and motion picture actor. Stroud posses returned reporting no chance of capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Okla
Stroud
Osage Hills
Sinking of the Falaba Confirmed Off Milford Haven
The British steamer Falaba was sunk by a German submarine off Milford Haven in South Wales. The ship, 380 feet long with 3011 tons, carried 140 passengers and 120 crew bound for West Africa. Officers said the submarine signaled thrice before firing a torpedo hit near the engine room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Milford Haven
South Wales
Dempster Line
Liverpool
Falaba
Rome ministers approve 3 million for unemployment relief
The council of ministers in Rome decides to allocate 3,000,000 to create jobs for the unemployed, aiming to relieve hardship and stimulate the economy. The move reflects government action to address unemployment pressures during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Council of Ministers
Social notes from Mobile and surrounding cities
Mrs Richard Mallett arrived to visit Mrs F E Overall for several weeks. Mrs T Long, guest of her sister Mrs 8 Funckenstein in Demopolis, has returned home. Mrs 8 B Browne and daughter Miss Ethel came back after two months mostly in Cuba. Lt and Mrs Jarmon and children left Mobile en route to Fortress Monroe and Boston Harbor to visit relatives. Dr E S Feagin to Chicago for a short visit. Mrs 8S Abernathy of Chicago visiting her mother and sister in Mobile till after Easter. Mrs Lemaiie and Miss Hilda Lemaiie returned to New Orleans after visiting Miss Ethel Kimball. Mrs W R Jordan transported to Mobile for treatment after nervous breakdown. Mrs I M Lightenstein in Mobile with her father Mr M P Levy of New York. Mrs M E H Ruffin of Mobile visiting at Mrs Michel’s in Napoleon Avenue. married name Mary Ellen Henry. Mrs C EB Owens and son from Columbus SC left for Mobile to visit grandmother Mrs C E Dillard. Mrs Annie Calmetti of Mobile spending weekend with sister Mrs H H Odom in Lipscomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mallett
F. E
T. Long
Mobile
Hilda Lemaiie
Ethel Kimball
New Orleans
W. R. Jordan
Lichtenstein
New Orleans Times-Picayune
M. E. H. Ruffin
Michel
Napoleon Avenue
A. G. Forbes
C. E. Dillard
Birmingham News
Annie Calmetti
H. H. Odom
Lipscomb
Birmmingham News
Educating Cubans Into Boxing Game
Havana March 29 Boxers from across the United States gather as bouts are set nightly this week. Crowds fill streets and posters advertise cards while training camps run public exhibitions. Johnson and Willard travel roads lightened for the final days of hard training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
United States
Johnson
Willard
Peace Movement Advocate to Speak in Mobile
Mrs. Aline Shane Devin, representative of the Panama-Pacific Peace Conference, visits Mobile to mobilize local support. She will address a public meeting at 4 PM Monday in the Harte auditorium of the Y M C A, under the Mobile Federation of Women's Clubs. A local board of women may be appointed to oversee local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline Shane Devin
Mobile
Harte
Mobile Federation of Women's Clubs
Greece orders damaged ships to leave Saloniki within 24 hours
Constantinople reports Greece has ordered the damaged French and British warships to depart Saloniki within a day. The ships were towed to Malta. German lieutenant Von Schierst is said to have been deported to Cayenne for alleged pillaging. German papers warn of potential reprisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Constantinople
Greece
Saloniki
Malta
von Schierst
Cayenne
French Guiana
Gilmore Says Only Organized Ball Rep Can Reopen Peace Talks
President Gilmore states that only a full-authority representative committee from organized baseball can reopen peace negotiations with the Federal League. He returned from New York where the organization met and denied knowledge of any intermediaries seeking a peace meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal League
Gilmore
New York
Federals
Organized Baseball
Houge Party Leaves City For Weekend Hospitality
A Seray party visited Battles to enjoy home hospitality with Miss Lee Barcley Mabel Hartwell Edna Manning Celie Webb Annie Provost Eula Walsh Willie Brown Pearla Soost and Effie Soost among others. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs F Adams. The trip was described as one of the most pleasant weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Overton
F. Adams
Doourin
Parden Firth Wedding Quiet Ceremony in Merrill Place
Edward L. Parden of Van Ante Drug marries Laura Firth in a quiet Sunday ceremony officiated by Rev. J. E. Barnes at Tabernacle Baptist Church. The couple will reside at the bride's Merrill Place home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parden-Firth
Edward L. Parden
van Ante Drug Corporation
Laura Firth
J. E. Barnes
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Merrill Place
Community notices from Coden grower and social events
Coden community groups met at the school house and held a social at James Locke's home. The Ladies Aid Society of the Coden M E church enjoyed an afternoon sewing with a salad course. Local residents and visitors from Mobile and other places are listed among attendees and movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coden
Ala
Coden Growers and Syeges Association
James Locke
Ladies’ Aid Society
Coden M. E. Church
Locke
A. J. Hendricks
Evan Davis
Will Bridges
Welks
Miss Welks
John Pritchett
Ada Smith
Mattie Lewis
Harriett Clarke
Gertrude Shepard
Mildred Locke
Davris
Rolston’s
Montgomery
John Rolston
Hattie Gould
Schambeau
W. McCreary
Bolsby
Mobile
E. Richardson
John Hale
Michigan
Tom Dozier
Rolston's
W. W. Heflin
Birmingham
Congressman Heflin
H. H. Burns
St. Louis
A. J. Merryweather
C. W. Fatus
Chicago
Kate Campbell
Rolston Crutcher
Rayfield
Whistler Social Roundup Notes Arrivals and Birthdays
Joseph White returned from Bay Minette to Whistler Ala. Katherine Summers visited relatives then returned to Biloxi Miss. William Bowen of Pensacola Fla visited his parents. Henry Wilson returned to Algiers La after weeks with friends. Babe Gengenbach and Jacob Hay attended court in Mobile. Estelle Bond celebrated her fifteenth birthday at Toulminville with family. L J McCarty is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Ala
Joseph White
Bay Minette
Katherine Summers
Biloxi
Miss
William Bowen
Pensacola
Fla
Henry Wilson
Algiers
Babe Gengenbach
Jacob Hay
Mobile
Estelle Bond
Toulminville
L. J. McCarty
City Briefs: Fire Damages Home. Divorces and Notary News
The D O Smith residence at 312 North Joachim street suffered minor fire damage Sunday at 7 40. Ingram of 250 Adams street was sent to the city hospital Monday for fever after Dr C Harris flagged need for care. W P Roberts appointed notary by Gov Charlies Henderson filed bond in probate court. Edith Leys filed for divorce from John Leys on ground of abandonment. attorney W A Foster represents her. Deputy A A Williams of Evergreen, Conecuh county, left city with Dug Pleasants in custody, authorities report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Smith
North Joachim Street
Sparks
Ingram
Adams Street
C. Harris
W. P. Roberts
Charlies Henderson
Edith Leys
Chancery Court
John Leys
W. A. Foster
Bay Minette
A. A. Williams
Evergreen
Conecuh County
Dug Pleasants
Toulmin Merchant Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Toulmin judge A McVay of McVay Clarke county filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy listing liabilities of 1902 dollars and assets of 2747 dollars of which 2000 is exempt. The petitioner was adjudicated a bankrupt and the case referred to Referee Ervin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Toulmin
A. McVay
McVay
Clarke County
Ervin
Birthday Party Invitation For Mobile Children
The Mobile Item invites local children born on March 29 1903 to entertain five friends at the Empire Theatre this afternoon. Names and addresses listed for Phillip Lavallet Elizabeth Pistole Ethel Fritz Ellen Olsen Nancy Hahn Herman Chandler Carl Simpson Fritz Schulze. Children must send full names addresses and birthdates to the Children’s Editor at least two days before their birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip A. Lavallet
Elizabeth Pistole
N. Hamilton
Ethel Fritz
S. Reed Avenue
Ellen Olsen
Georgia Ave
Nancy Hahn
Madison St
Herman Chandler
Prichard Carl Simpson
Charleston St
Fritz: Schulze
Elmira St
the Item
Empire Theatre
Paul Sails Sisal Cargo to Progreso Harbor Arrival
The five masted schooner Paul with sisal cargo docked at pier 8 after arrival in Mobile tow by the tug Independent. The ship will load flour and grain for Progreso this week. The Independent also towed the schooner C. W. Mills from the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Paul, Jr
Independent
Plier 8
Paul
Here
Progreso
Carranza
Progre
Passover Services Planned at the Temple
A Passover observance will be held at 6 36 Monday evening and 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at the Jewish Temple. Rabbi Alfred Lee will officiate at both services. Public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lee
Funeral for Mrs Annie B Rodiger Held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Annie B Rodiger were held Sunday afternoon at 3 from her home at 319 North Dearborn Street and at 3:30 from the German Latin Church led by Rev H M Hennig. Interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery with pallbearers P J Doyle Joe Bohn A Forman A Roh T T Palmer Joe Engels Charles Lagman Henry Gonzales honorary Alex Scheimann and A Konstanzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Rodiger
Annie B. Rodiger
Orth Dearborn Street
H. M. Hennig
Magnolia Cemetery
P. J. Doyle
Joe Bohn
A. Forman
Burial of Edward McGrath in Catholic rites
The funeral for Edward McGrath, a well known city resident, was held Monday morning at 8:30 from the family home on Dauphin street and at 9 from St Josephs Catholic Church with a requiem mass officiated by Rev Father Salentin. Interment was at the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers Joseph Ryan John McPhillips W L Killion Robert M Weinacker John F Jossen T T Palmer Joseph A Hynde and Charlies Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGrath
Robert M. Weinacker
John F. Jossen
T. T. Palmer
Joseph A. Hynde
Charlies Wagner
Ackerman Death Reaches Ackerman Family in Mobile
William W. Ackerman aged 94 died Sunday at his Lowell Indiana home after long illness. A Mexican War veteran born February 24 1827 in Michigan he left a wife three sons four daughters a stepson twenty six grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren. Mrs 8 8 Brandon of Mobile is among relatives and expected home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Ackerman
Brandon
Mobile
Lowell
Ind
Mr. Ackerman
Michigan
Infant Dulaney Dies After Illness at Home
Buford Finch, the 9-month-old daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Dulaney, died Sunday at 1 30 am at the family home 410 1 2 Marine Street after a ten day illness. The funeral was held Monday afternoon with interment in Mount Zion Cemetery at Mertz Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Finch
William H. Dulaney
Marine, Street
Mount Zion Cemetery
Mertz Station
Mrs Hanna M Holles Dies In Alabama
News from Mobile reports the death of Mrs Hanna M Holles in Robertsdale Alabama a long time resident. She is survived by numerous relatives in Robertsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Hoiles
Mobile
Robertsdale
Ala
Hanna M. Holles
Drugist George W. Bradley Dies of Heart Trouble
George W. Bradley a druggist living at 52 South Conception street collapsed near his home Sunday night about 11 05 after crossing Conti street. Attorney E J Grove witnessed the fall and summoned a physician who declared him dead. Acting Coroner G J Flournoy viewed the body and it was released to relatives. Bradley was related to Bert Fox of Fire Company No 5 and left a sister Mrs Norris and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bradley
Conception Street
Bradley
Conti Street
E. J. Grove
Grove
G. J. Flournoy
Bert Fox
Fire Company No. 5
Norris
Mrs Frances B Black Dies at 18 North Lafayette
Mrs Frances B Black widow of the late Captain Andrew Black died Sunday night at 10 at the family home 18 North Lafayette street. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at St Marys Catholic church. She had lived in the city for years and is survived by several relatives including Mrs John F Powers and Miss Estelle Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances B. Black
Andrew Black
North Lafayette Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Black
John F. Powers
Estelle Black
Women in Vienna Offer Aid and Dr Pierce Prescription
March 29 Vienna reports women aid in war effort and home front care. Ad highlights Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming to restore regularity relieve inflammation and cure women’s ailments using herbal ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Francige
England
Germany
America
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Dr Hawes Praises Prayer Theme at Government Street Church
Dr Hawes preached on Encouragements to Pray at 11 a m Monday at Government Street Presbyterian Church. He urged prayer as essential as breathing, citing Christ as a model and noting prayer as the Christian's vital breath. The sermon emphasized trust in God and communion in prayer. The Lério Turpentine Cup Co through attorney Francis J Inge filed suit against Pace & Co for 13950 owed by account from May 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Hawes
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Dr. Hawes
Christ
Jesus
Russia
Germany
Lério Turpentine Cup Company
Francis J. Inge
Law and Equity
Pace & Co
Vitalitas hailed in demonstrations across cities
Modern miracles daily reported as Vitalitas, the earth fluid, gains rapid popularity. Houston labs, the only place where it is extracted, rush to meet demand while inquiries pour in from patients seeking relief. The ad claims it aids digestion and internal organs with no harmful side effects and asks readers to investigate at Sutton's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Vitalitas
Nature
Sutton’s
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New York State
Idle State Training School
Obregon
Chy
Excise Commission
Albright & Wood
RY & Unruh Insurance and Loans
News OF the Social World
Primrose Track
Schiller
Kemp
W. H. Kemp
Kushla
Miss Cawthon
Troy
Lyceum
James L. Cawthon
Ublic
Government Street
M. E
Troy Messenger
Citronelle Call
Cora LaPrade Cawthon
Charles Monroe Price
Brooksville
Florida
Cawthon
POSSE
Peage Worker
Buford Finch Dulaney
Women IN
Wonderful Earth
Souper Dansante
Rowley Orchestra
Vesta Legg
Windsor
A. EB. Reynolds
Cots
Norman
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