Suffrage Day Events Include Public Meeting and Contest
Bell Phone 1972 at Cawthon Hotel hosts an 8 p.m. May 2 suffrage program open to the public. Alpha Beta Lambda Sigma holds its annual expression contest at Y M C A at 8 p.m. No Trump Card Club meets with Mrs. Webb hosting. guests include Mrs. Abbot and Mrs. Tisdale as Mrs. Abbot’s husband recently sailed from Portsmouth. Prizes awarded and an ice course served. Montgomery plans a ball room Ex change meeting featuring Edward H. Griggs on Womanhood and Human Progress. In Mobile a Colonial Room Cawthon Hotel gathering at 8 p.m. with Miss Eugenia Marx presiding.
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No Trump Card Club
Marie Webb
James Lloyd Abbot
Mobile
Tisdale
Ensign Abbot
Portsmouth
R. V. Taylor
W. J. Atkinson
Paul Wilson
Montgomery
Exchange
Edward H. Griggs
Cawthon Hotel
W. K. Linscott
Eugenia Marx
Association
New Bridge Card Club Meets at Mrs Thompson’s Home
Mrs J C Thompson hosted the New Bridge Card Club yesterday at 3 30 o clock at her home. Substitutes included Mrs Charles Weatherbee Mrs A R Ball Jr Mrs G K Sossaman Mrs W T Hieronymus Jr and Mrs H S Best. First prize a Haviland bowl went to Mrs Charles Garjland and the consolation was won on the cut by Mrs R G Cobb.
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J. C. Thompson
New Bridge Card Club
Charles Weatherbee
A. R. Ball, Jr
G. K. Sossaman
W. T.hieronymus, Jr
H. S. Best
Charles Garjland
R. G. Cobb
Thompson
Gladys la Roche
Austin, Tex
Waldamar
Dora Sutton
Equal Suffrage Day Demonstrations Planned in Major Cities
May 2 marks Equal Suffrage Day with large parades and demonstrations organized in Boston New York and Philadelphia. Extensive preparations involve significant time and money. Birmingham is to follow with events.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Norment-Bradshaw bridal party hosts buffet for rehearsal
Miss Harriet Fitts hosted a coral and white chiffon gown gathering after the rehearsal for the Norment-Bradshaw wedding. Miss Bradshaw wore pink taffeta with lace and guests included Mrs. E. J. Gower of Mobile. Transfers of decor featured peonies syringa roses and spring flowers.
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Harriet Fitts
Norment-Bradshaw
Miss Harriet Fitts
Miss Fitts
Miss Bradshaw
Miss Holland Fitts
Henry Fitts
Birmingham News
E. J. Gower
Mobile
Birmingham
Congenial party sails to Mobile for visit
A friendly group departed Wednesday by boat for several days in Mobile. The party includes Mrs. Will Kelley Mrs. Baker Mrs. Hails Janney Miss Margaret Hubbard Miss Jule Randolph Mr. Spencer Janney Mr. Will Hurter and Mrs. C. R. Burnett of Richmond Virginia Miss Katharine Taylor of Jeffersonville Indiana is expected to arrive today.
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Mobile
Will Kelley
Baker
Hails Janney
Margaret Hubbard
Jule Randolph
Spencer Janney
Will Hurter
C. R. Burnett
Richmond
Montgomery Journal
Katharine Taylor
Jeffersonville
Ind
April Drought Shown In Local Weather Report
The Mobile weather bureau reports April was dry and slightly warm. Total precipitation was 1.77 inches, with the month cloudy and only seven clear days. Highest temperature 34 on the 30th, lowest 39 on the 10th, and a dramatic 26 degree drop on the 21st.
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Mobile Weather Bureau
Mobile resident returns from Clarksville fishing trip
Assistant Superintendent John Bose of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad returns to Mobile after a ten day vacation near Clarksville Tennessee spent camping on the Cumberland river. Mrs E F Horton entertains in Greenville with card and bridge parties hosted by Mrs William Pierce and Mrs Abe Lehman. gifts given for high scores.
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John Bose
Louisville and Nashville’ Railroad Company
Mobile
Clarksville
Tenn
Cumberland River
E. F. Horton
Horton
A. W. Metcalf
Greenville
Ala
William Pierce
Nicholas
Philadelphia
Abe Lehman
R. Y. Porter
Greenville Living Truth
McAlpine ATTACKS Comerism in Crichton Speech
John W. McAlpine denounces Comerism and Ohioism in a Crichton speech as reported by the Mobile Register on November 5 1909. He accuses Governor Comer of false pretenses and argues that prohibition laws boost his law firm’s business. He notes Taft’s Birmingham visit amid applause for Comer’s China minister proposal.
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Crichton
Comer
Mobile Register
Mack
John W. McAlpine
Quinn
Taft
Birmingham
China
McAlpine
Tor Comer
McAlpine Change Provokes Provincial Satire
Comer dents the public with a boastful pledge as he and Drago push a new prosperity image in the Mobile Register. Eminent ophthalmologists declare watching motion pictures does not injure eyes and may even offer some benefit.
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McAlpine
Comer
Do It Now Campaign Sparks Many New Candidates
The Item reports a surge of entrants in its Grand Circulation Campaign with the Do It Now slogan driving young women to test support, gather votes and subscriptions, and aim for early entry. Prizes include Studebaker touring car, Ford cars, Kimball pianos, diamond rings, business courses, bank accounts, and Kodaks across four districts.
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Adams Manufacturing and Machinery Co
North Royal Street
Smith Piano Co
St. Joseph Street
FE. O. Zadek Jewelry Co
Royal and
Dauphin Streets
Southern Business College
First National Bank
Prices for Subscriptions and Delivery Options
The text lists various subscription prices and durations for newspapers or services. It includes 10 week, 25 weeks, 60 weeks, and options by mail daily and Sunday. Rates appear broken and partially unreadable but indicate multiple term lengths and payment methods.
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Mail
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Bell Phone
Shakespeare Club
C. J. Torrey
M. D. Broughton
J. C. Bush, Jr
Equal Suffrage Club
Cawthon
Alpha Beta Lambda Sigma
UTS
Rolaverteer
G. W. Barnes
Texas St
New Bridge Club
Ayer
Lowell
Drouth
Miss Mary Taylor
Alice Joyce
Tom Moore
Mile Versereau
C.j.gayfer & CO
E. J. Buck
Ci Bank and Trust’ Company
B. E.’ Carre Coin
Collise
F. L. Tapia SS
ITEMW
Bloch Bros
North Water Street
Studebaker
Kodak
The
Zadek Jewelry Co
Mrs. Or Miss
AIOS
Lee Sis
Unday
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