Final settlement filed in Daly estate probate case
In Mobile Alabama March 31 1914 probate court of Mobile County hears final settlement of John F Daly deceased executors William O Daly and John R Courtright present with accounts vouchers and statements. April 14 1914 set as day for settlement with interested parties to contest if desired. PRICE WILLIAMS Judge. Inge Kirkpatrick Attorneys. $32 4 7 14 $3 50 to Birmingham April 13 to see Southern State adved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Southern District of Alabama
J. Olensky
Mobile
Alabama
Mobilé
R. T. Ervin
Ala
State of Alabama
Mobile County
Inn
John F. Daly
William O. Daly
John R. Courtright
Trig
Price Williams
Inge & Kirkpatrick
New Catholic Church Planned for Coden Parish
The Catholic congregation of Coden near Mobile will receive a new church. Bishop Allen travels from Mobile to Bayou la Batre then preaches at St. Margaret's Catholic Church on Wednesday night at 7 30.
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Coden
Mobile County
Mobile
Allen
Bayou la Batre
Pla
St. Margaret's Catholic
ST. Peter’s Church
Fulton Road
Law and Equity Court Transactions and Upcoming Calls
In the Law and Equity Court Judge Berney presided Tuesday. Farmers Bank & Trust Company vs Shut and Keirin ended with a judgment for the defendant and plaintiff excepts. A D Crawford vs Mobile Gulfport Lumber Company was dismissed for want of prosecution. New York Plate Glass Insurance Company vs J M Brown demurrers to counts one through five sustained. Wednesday calls include Fairbanks Company vs Gulf City Plumbing Company Imogene Frederic vs Thomas Williams Yellow Pine Lumber Company vs Gulf Manufacturing and Export Company Brothers Contracting Company vs H M Lindsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Equity Court
Berney
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Shut & Keirin
A. D. Crawford
Mobile-Gulfport Lumber Company
New York Plate Glass Insurance Cmpany
J. M. Brown
Fairbanks Company
Gulf City Plumbing Company
Imogene
Frederic
Thomas Williams
Yellow Pine Lumber Company
Gulf Manufacturing and Export Company
Brothers Contracting Company
H. M. Lindsey
For Sale In City Lots And Home On Spring Hill And Lafayette
For Sale the DeRiviere residence and land at the 8S corner of Spring Hill avenue and Lafayette street with 241 by 328 feet plus vacant land at the N W corner of Old Shell road and Lafayette street 216 by 126 feet total eleven lots Bargain price two story frame residence 257 N Lawrence street 10 rooms large lot price 3150 vacant Cedar side lots price 1350 Nice cottage and five acres on Spring Hill top with barn servant’s house fruit trees near car line price 3650
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DeRiviere
Spring Hill Avenue
Lafayette Street
N. W
Old Shell Road
N. Lawrence Street
Davis Avenue
Spring Hill
Digging Only Will Free Bark Moraques From Dry Shore
The tug Independent reported the bark Luis M Moraques is high and dry near Perdido Bay and can only be freed by digging. Nimrod remained with lines aboard. Barge No b raised after striking a rock near Demopolis, cargo saved. Coal and various ships and cargoes arrival and movement described. Forecast of river rises and shipping activity noted.
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Independent
Bisso Towing Company
Mobile
Perdido Bay
Luis M. Moraques
Nimrod
Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company
Alabama- New Orleans Transportation Company
Demopolis
New Orleans
Flood Warning For Black Warrior At Tuscaloosa
The Black Warrior River at Tuscaloosa is forecast to rise to about 53 feet within 24 hours with flood stage imminent on Wednesday. Residents near the river are urged to monitor alerts and move valuables to higher ground.
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Tuscaloosa
Weather map notes trend toward rain and floods in Alabama
A central low pressure over the Rio Grande Valley merges with a northern low near Alabama bringing cloudy skies and scattered rains. Rain fell at Birmingham and Tuscaloosa, with 0.6 and 3.47 inches recorded, threatening flood stages in the Black Warrior River.
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Rio Grande Valley
Rocky Montains
Alabama
Gulf
Birmingham
Ala
Tuscaloosa
Black Warriors
United States
Pacific Coast
Nevada
Albert
Ot Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Mobile Cotton Prices and Receipts Report
The page records mobile cotton market terms with price percentages for good ordinary and middling quality, plus receipts and exports data. It lists U.S. ports and continental shipments, with totals for the year and week, and notes that the market remains firm.
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Salon 360
Popes
Ener
United States
U.S
Britain
New Orleans Cotton Prices Edge Up Then Turners Net Down
The New Orleans market opened with cotton futures 3 to 6 points higher on news of improved market data and unsettled crop weather. Profit taking trimmed gains midday, leaving active months 1 to 3 points below yesterday’s close, with afternoon trading showing a steady close and mixed price action across months including March, July, August, October and December.
Cotton Market Opens Higher On Demand And Weather Upbeat
New York March 31 The cotton market opened with gains of 3 to 5 points as active months rose to new government highs aided by reports Manchester spinners would not close for Easter and unsettled weather delaying farm work in the Southwest. Prices eased midday, May and other months retreating from early highs as short cover and realising trimmed gains. Spot cotton steady with Middling uplands at 13.50 cents and Middling gulf 18.76 cents. Futures closed steady with March around 12.40 to 12.50, May about 12.42, July 12.28, August 11.80, October 11.45, December 11.58.
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New Orleans
Ptrlish Milla
Liverpool
New York
Manchester
Gulf
Liverpool Cotton Spot and Futures Report
Liverpool cot ton market steady with good middling at 7 63 and middling 7 21. Sales 12 000 bales with 1 000 bales speculative export, receipts 34 000. Futures closed irregular with April 6 86 1 2 and other forward prices listed, official closing March 684 1 2 value.
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Liverpool
Plan to Amend the Bill Weave Recommit Motion Set
The debate focuses on a plan to amend the bill and send it back to the interstate and foreign commerce committee with instructions to report amended. Representative Doremus of Michigan to present the motion after a secret, conference backed strategy to win over reluctant Democrats. Humphrey applauded Underwood and Clark for upholding the Democratic platform amid claims of international pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Doremus
Michigan
Underwood
Clark
Humphrey
Washington
Champ Clark
Humphreydered
Japan
England
Arrest of Johnnie Martin on concealed weapons charges
Johnnie Martin, a Black man, was arrested by Officer Southall for carrying concealed weapons and arraigned before Recorder Edington. He was fined $201 and ordered to pay fifty days’ costs at hard labor, with the sentence to be served.
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Johnnie’ Martin
Southall
Edington
Martin
Wall Street Opening Slight Gains Amid Steel Demand
Stock prices edged higher at the opening with steel orders rising. Major blue chips like Studebaker and rail firms moved as investors tracked the Great Northern and Illinois Central alongside utilities and industrials.
Turpentine and Rosin Receipts Reported in Savannah
In Savannah on March 31 the naval stores market shows steady turpentine at 463 40 with receipts of 266 casks and rosin firm with 1 560 bare ability notes. Prices listed include B and D at 8 76, B at 98.77, F at 3.90, G at 8.95, M 4.15, N 6.50 and WW 8.20 among others.
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Savannah
Easter stoppage of Manchester spindles ends
Manchester March 1 The general stoppage during Easter week of mills in the district spinning American cotton decided last week by the employers was abandoned today owing to strong objections from the workers. The cotton trade had led employers to plan a cessation of production but the Master Spinners Association left each firm to act on its own.
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Associated. Press
Manchester
Milla
Thim
Indians on the reservation dress differently than guards at cigar stores
The passage notes that none of the Indians on the reservation dress as well as those who used to stand guard at the cigar store, implying a perceived difference in appearance between two groups.
Ex Governor Comer to Address Mobile Tonight
Former Alabama governor B. Bi Comer arrives from Jackson to Mobile and will speak at German Relief Hall this Tuesday night. Supporters escort him to the Battle House, as campaign officeseekers crowd the event.
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German Relief Hall
Robertson & Fincher
B. Bi Comer
Alabama
Mobile
Jackson
Ala
Battle House
Mobile YMCA drive totals 3278 points at Battle House luncheon
A luncheon at 1 o'clock Tuesday at the Battle House announced Mobile's YMCA membership drive total of 3278 points, with Team No 4 second at 120 points and the boys division at 10 points. Teams plan to meet again Wednesday at the Battle House and reassemble at the Cawthon Hotel for a 1 o'clock luncheon.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Battle House
Mobile
Cawthon Hotel
Death marks end of long time Mobile bank official
Mayor Lyons and Capt Pat J Lyons paid tribute to the late bank official Tonsmeire in Mobile. The CEO and longtime figure was remembered for his even tempered manner and fair dealings with people. The death was felt across the financial circles of Mobile.
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Mayor Lyons
Pat J. Lyons
Mobile
Tonsmeire
Lyots
Wheat and grain prices from Chicago market report
Chicago March quotations show Wheat No 2 red and hard ranges near 91 to 93 cents with various bids. Corn No 2 around 68 cents and oats around 40 cents. Hay Timothy clover priced. Provisions list pork at 20.70, lard 10.37, rib 10.62 with other values noted.
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Dacesoen
Eeestouien
ST. Louts
Mardin
Chicago
March
Coe
Timothy See
Ladies Concert at Lyceum Treat In Mobile
The Mobile Lyceum Course presents the Chicago Ladies' Orchestra and readings by Miss Cara, in a program described as a well chosen mix of popular and classical works. The event, arranged for local attendance, benefits Mobillans through the Lyceum Federation of Churches.
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Citro
Mia. Com
Ja. Pradethon
State High Courts Resume Next Week in Alabama
Special to The Item Montgomery Alabama March after a recess since February the supreme court and the court of appeals will resume work next week and continue until final adjournment June. Out of town members will return to vote in Monday’s primary but are expected to be at the capitol Tuesday when a batch of decisions is anticipated. The high courts will resume with cases from Clarke Mobile Monroe and Washington counties.
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Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
Court of Apen Peaim
Tribunalm
Capitol
High Courts
Clarke
Mobile
Monroe
Tom
Frazer of Union Springs joins Governor O Neals staff
T Sidney Frazer of Union Springs has been appointed by Governor O Neal as a member of the apisoy staff ranking as colonel to stir Gardner Greene of Pell who resigned Saturday due to political differences Frazer is a lawyer and state senator from his district leading the move in Montgomery March 11 Special to The Item
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Montgomery
Ala
Mareh
Sidney Frazer
Union Springs
O'Neal
Apisoy
Stir Gardner Greene
Pell
Frazer
Kinsey Zs Defeat Blue Zs in Afternoon Contest
Kinsey Zs beat the Blue Zs by six runs in an afternoon game. Martin and Greer led Kinsey with batting, while Clement and re features contributed. Welnacker's ball and Lewellyn's bases loaded hit stood out in a game decided late.
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Blue Z
Kinsey
Martin and Greer
Clement
Welnacker
Lewellyn
Grayson Tour Signals Large Victory Expectation
Claud A. Grayson, candidate for the Alabama lower house, returned Tuesday from a tour of western precincts and predicted a very large vote and a decisive election win.
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Grayson Case
Eees
Claud A. Grayson
Alabama
Mobile
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Charlotte
N. C
M. P
Groarea
P. O
Bell Phone
P. O. Box
Memphis
Tenn
Colin
Dauphin St. Bell
Oppos Park
P. O. Boxe
Hopper. Harness Co
Royal St
Bell - Home
Beilossi
J. B
Mobile and Birmingham Railroad Company
EB. A. McCarthy
City
R. D. Hallett
Fulton Street
St. Joseph Street
Madteon
North Conti
Wilkinson
Northwest Church
N.L. Vickers
St. Michael Street
Mobile Water Works
Southern Roofing and Steel Works
G. H. Kruempel
North Royal Street
Geo. E. Stone
Joseph Gonzales
Vid & N
Southern
Alabacm Mattress Co
Peoples’ Employment Bureau
Dauphin
Bell
Felis’ Cigar Store
Hamilton
Business Personals
St. Nes
C. F. Miller
Alt
Dauphin Street
Koral
Same
Royal
West Fowl River
Delchamps
Marsena A. Parker
Sage, Burgett Yuille
ST. Francis ST
Mobile Realty Co
North Royal &T
James Guilt
Mallory Steamship Line
Onsabaw
Johnson
Texas City
Nueces
Key West
Alm
Seeberg Steamship Line
Belize
Hanson
Orr+ Laubenheimer Steamship Company
Mobile and Ohio
B. H
Signe
Munson Steam~ship Line
Bay
Fell
Johannessen
Chamelecon Steamship Company
Puerto Cortes
Hon
C. W. Mills
Georgina Roop
Pensacola
Echo
Gulfport
Yvyanlear Black
Earl Grey
Marie
Turner-Hartwell
Billaston
N. O
Mercator
Louisville and Nashville
Claude
Gertrude
Moss Point
Miss
Belvernon
Kvarna
Puerto Cortez
Es. Wolf
Cox
Progress
Nor
Olsen
Barbados
Annie F. Conlon
Moody
Fort de France
Martinique
Fisaned
Br. Schr
Stevens
Ccranten
Puerto
Tombigbee
Selma
Gaia
Wall Street Review
York
Studebaker
Great Northern
Great Northern Oreatia
Central
Inter-Harvester
Louieville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Lehigh
Valley Lad
National
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern
Pacific
Pennsylvania
People's, Gag
Pullman
Palace Car
Reading
Rock Island, Co
Rock
Inland, Co
Pidi
A. Tonsmiere
Lyceum
Chicago Orchestra
Miss. Cawthon
Reader Pears
Ma. C
Pacha
Earlan & N
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Frazer of
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