Many Refugees Leaving Mexico
Galveston May 2 Associated Press reports thirty women and children relatives of Pearson Company players in Acu arrived last night aboard the yacht Beryl. The vessel is at the disposal of the company to remove employees' families to the United States amid unsettled conditions in the southern republic. Refugees are said to be flocking to Tampico from the interior.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Thirte
Pearson Company
Acu
Beryl
Tampico
Southern Loggers Meet in Mobile and Nearby Cities
The Southern Logging association holds meetings in Mobile Alabama on May 10 at the Cawthon Hotel and in Hattiesburg Mississippi on May 14 with delegates from Arkansas Louisiana Florida Mississippi Texas Alabama Virginia North and South Carolina expected. Members discuss questions before the group and plan recommendations.
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Southern Loggingation
Mobile
Hattiesburg
Miss
Cawthon Hotel
Ariansas
Louisiana
Florida
Mississippi
Texas
Alabama
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Grove's Tasteless Malaria Tonic Promises Blood Purity
Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless drives malaria from blood and chills. It arouses the liver, builds up the system for adults and children. Price 50c.
Moving Pictures Begin at Monroe Park on May Fourth
A fine program of moving pictures will be shown nightly at Monroe Park starting Sunday May 4. The outdoor theater offers a sequence of films for audiences seeking entertainment under the stars during the upcoming week.
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Monroe Park
Japanese Consul Denounces California Land Law
The Japanese consul denounces California’s proposed land ownership bill as foolish and unjust. He notes small Japanese landholdings and argues the law would discriminate against aliens, potentially souring U S Japan relations and drawing federal warning to Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
United States
Japan
Wilson
Johnson
Stallings Denies Premature Trade Report
New York May 2 George Stallings manager of the Boston National League team declared that reports from Toronto claiming he acquired pitcher Rudolph of the Toronto International League in exchange for pitcher Brown and another consideration were premature.
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New York
George Stallings
Boston
Toronto
Rudolph
Brown
ZEMO promised to stop itching skin woes fast
An advertisement proclaims ZEMO a antiseptic solution that relieves itching from eczema rashes and scalp conditions. It claims instant relief on first use and offers a money back guarantee. The 25 cent bottle is sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp in Mobile, with a testimonial from Mrs. S. Eason of Hope Arkansas.
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Zemo
S. Eason
Hope, Ark
Mobile
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Selmians Await a Decision in Coal Rate Case
The Alabama Railroad Commission faces a decision next Monday on reducing coal rates from the Blocton district to Selma from one dollar to seventy cents per ton. The Selma Chamber of Commerce filed the case against the Southern Railway, with Louisville and Nashville Railroad intervening. A forty six page brief argues the rate is unjust and discriminatory against Selma versus Anniston and Decatur. A large Selma delegation attended the hearing in Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Railroad Commission
Selma
Blocton
Selma Chamber of Commerce
Southern Railway
Anniston
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Railroad Commission
Louisville
Decatur
Court Awaits Staples Money Case Ruling
Judge Harry T Toulmin is to decide the distribution of 1729.50 found in the sunken James T Staples safe near Secession Bend. The Alabama Cotton Oil Company claims 1302.50, Blue Rock Manufacturing 150, Captain W Bethea 316? and E L Thornton 16, with the remainder to Staples owners.
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Harry T. Toulmin
United States District Court
G. B. Deans
James T. Staples
Alabama Cotton Oil Company
Staples
Secession Bend
D. D. Horton
Blue Rock Manufacturing, Co
W. S. Bethea
E. L. Thornton
Rohe Released by New Orleans Club and Williams Signed
George Rohe receives unconditional release from New Orleans club. Manager Charles Frank signs Williams from the Washington club. Harry McIntyre and another pitcher Page are added after Reds practice. Knaupp may move to another league club, possibly Montgomery, as Rohe’s departure wrinkles the Mobile scene.
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Charles Frank
New Orleans
George Rohe
Williams
Washington
Harry McIntyre
Cincinnati Reds
Page
Knaupp
Montgomery
George Roche
Mobile
Cincinnati
Notable City Notices on Bonds Relief Shipments and Exams
Lebaron Daly named notary public by Governor O Neal filed bond in probate court. Leo H Marx thanks for flood relief shipment sent April 5. Civil service exams Mobile May 19 for logging and hydro electrical engineers. drainage engineer May 21 age over 22. Remains of Hugh K Cover shipped to McKeesport Pa. H Penrose Vass improves after injury by streetcar. Mobile Knights Templar to attend 53rd Grand Conclave at Dothan May 14-15. Captain John Craft returns after meeting on county road route for state highway.
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Lebaron Daly
Emmet O'Neal
Civil Service Board
Mobile
Hugh K. Cover
Duncan House
McKeesport
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Mobile Commandery No. 2
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery of
Alabama
Dothan
Ala
Messrs
J. W. Falck
J. W. Phillips
J. H. McCormick
Mark Andrews
P. B. Dixon
John Craft
Alabama State Highway Commission
Demopolis
Joseph W. Thompson
Henry Coleman
J. W. Fristoe
Andrew Dexter
Jerome Chastang
Eliza Jane Weaver
Lorrinda Reed
Emma Reed
David ¢C. Weaver
Alfred Weaver
Ella Reed
Thomas Weaver
Henry Hale
Mary Hale
Mobil County
Emma ©. Thompson
Oie
Mobile County Booster Trip Schedule Released
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce Boosters announce a nine hour scenic trade expansion excursion visiting Dawes Union Church Grand Bay Irvington Theodore and Mobile with about sixty autos leaving Mobile at 8 am and returning by 5 pm. Sponsors include Adams Machinery and Cadillac Motor Co among many volunteers.
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Mobile County
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
William T. Kelly
Theodore
Dawes
Union Church
Grand Bay
Irvington
Home Telephone Co
H. C. Hamilton
C. C. Mechem
Wm. H. Armbrecht
Cadilac Motor Co
Ollie Dickson
Mr. Moreland
W. H. Fitzpatrick
Griffin Gros, Nursery
Henry Teel
Wm. van Antwerp
Edward M. Bailey
S. J. Gordon
A. D. Bloch
George Fern, Jr
H. C. Faville
Saibara Nurseries
A. O. Starke
George Killmer
Gunboat shells Mexican towns at Empalme and Guayamas
Insurgent forces retreat from Empalme as the Mexican gunboat Guerrero shells the town preparatory to a land assault from Guayamas. Constitutionalists fall back toward Hermosillo after delaying due to North reinforcements, Yaqui deserions, and leadership disagreements. Affected area includes the usual American colony at Empalme and railroad officials relocate for safety.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Empalms
Guerrero
California Gulf
Guayamas
J. H. Temple
Southern Pacific of Mexico
Empalme Guerrero
Hermosillo
Empalme
H. Lawton
Two Generations Use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
A historical advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic used across generations. It claims effectiveness for stomach and bowel disorders, sour stomach, dyspepsia, and related complaints, with safe use for all ages. A free sample offer is extended via mail to Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Clara
Lewis
Beck’s
Elsie
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Ill
Dissolution of Progressive Realty and Trust Company
State of Alabama Probate Court in Mobile County certifies dissolution agreement filed April 23 1913 and recorded in Incorporation Book No 7 page 12 by Judge Price Williams Jr official seal.
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Alabama
Mobile County
William K. Morvill
Mark Lyons
Joseph H. Lyons
Mobile
Progressive Realty and Trust Company
Said
William K. Morrill
Progressive Realty & Trust
State OF
I. Price Williams, Jr
Progressive Realty and Trust
Price Williams, Jr
Ala
Auxiliary ship Glacier to proceed to Mazatlan
The Glacier naval auxiliary ship, then at Topolobampo with the gunboat Annapolis, will move to Mazatlan to protect American interests amid unsettled West Coast Mexico conditions reported by Henry Lane Wilson the ambassador at Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Mexico
Glacier
Topolobampo
Annapolis
Mazatlan
Aca
Cement Floor Bid for Mobile Municipal Sheds
Sealed bids due noon May 12 1913 for cement floor on steel municipal sheds along the riverfront Mobile Alabama. Estimated five thousand square yards. bid deposit 250 dollars. plans at City Engineer's Office City Hall. Bids opened noon May 12 with right to reject all bids. enclose bid with Cement Floor Bid. H PILLANS Commissioner Wright Smith City Engineer.
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City Gineer
City Hall
Mobile
Ala
H. Pillans
Wright ‘Smith
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Nero
Tion
Edison
St. Joseph and State Streets
Selimians
State Railroad Commission
Staples Money
Leo H. Marx
Dayton Citizens Relief Committee
H. Penrose Vass
St. Francis and
Royal Streets
Sutton Bros
Lafayette Street
Ee Heerext
Castoria
Caruso
May
Reynalds Music House
Mobile, Ala
W. J. McCowan
F. A. McCowan
McGowan
BELL
Parkis
Elsie Lews
The
Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
Sidestove
Mobile Electrical Supply Co
Water ST
State OF Alabama
J. P. Courtney
Progressive Realty & Trust Company
JI. BP. Courtney
Carl Hod Rnegister
Wyatt Brown
Asheville
All Saints Episcopal Church
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Henry Tonsmeire
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