New Zulu Bibles Teach Mysteries Of Attire
New Zulu Bible revisions reach presses at the American Bible Society in New York City and will ship to South Africa within a fortnight. Rev. J D Taylor led the 15 year revision focusing on translating women's attire terms into Zulu, aided by a native purist, with Mrs Taylor typing the complete revised text for final proof.
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New York
American Bible Society
Bible House
South Africa
J. D. Taylor
Taylor
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Bible. Society
Bible Society
Isandula
Natal
Ebbecke Severely Hurt When Wheel Is Struck
John C. Ebbecke a H M Price Hardware clerk living at 454 State street was struck and seriously injured by a car owned by Dr. Herbert H Forcheimer at Jackson and Conti streets. He was treated by Dr Eugene Thames then moved to his home in Dr Forcheimer s car. Dr Forcheimer ordered to report for possible reckless driving as detectives investigated the crash. Ebbecke riding a bicycle turned to avoid the auto and both vehicles collided leaving him with a broken nose and injuries to his body and leg.
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John C. Ebbecke
H. M. Price Hardware Company
State Street
Herbert H. Forcheimer
Jackson
Conti
Ebbecke
Eugene Thames
Forcheimer
President Gann Eyes Large Alabama Labor Meet
President Robert C. Gann of the Alabama Federation of Labor is in Mobile to discuss the May 18 to 21 convention with Central Trades Council leaders. A Sunday 10 a.m. meeting will include an impromptu address by Gann and a conference on convention details. The federation’s activity has grown, he says, and the Mobile gathering could be the largest ever.
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Robert C. Gann
Alabama Federation of Labor
Central Trades Council
Mobile
Mr. Gann
Central Trades’ Council
Gann
Mount Lowe Observatory
Edgar Lucien Larkin
Valdemar Poulsen
Copenhagen
Edison
Marvelous Telegraphone Exhibition Stuns Mobile
The Telegraphone, touted as near telephony perfection, is on display in Mobile’s Van Antwerp building. W F Crutcher and F W Schneider of the American Telephone Company demo the steel-wire recorder, arguing it outperforms phonographs for clear message delivery.
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Mobile
Telegraphone
America
van Antwerp
W. F. Crutcher
F. W. Schneider
Captain Craft Heads to Shellfish Commission Meeting
President John Craft of the National Shell Fish Commission leaves Mobile for Atlantic City New Jersey to attend the annual meeting set to convene May 7 and run through May 9. The piece notes the telegraphone capable of recording sounds for centuries and Mr Crutcher's demonstrations in Birmingham and other Southern cities.
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John Craft
National Shell Fish Commission
Mobile
Atlantic City
N. J
Crutcher
Birmingham
Army Recruiting Slows As Local Station Faces Slow Results
Sergeant McGuire and Corporal Black of the local recruiting station report slow progress with 14 applicants in April and only five meeting requirements. Lieutenant Colonel P E Trippe, retired, visited unannounced and praised the station’s standards. The Navy, they say, is meeting current requirements.
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McGuire
Black
P. E. Trippe
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
JC Special Sale Items Listed In Fragments
An OCR fragment lists store items including full size spreads bleached sheets and shirts with prices. Mentions JC special at 3 for 20 cents and 50 cent value items. Also notes blue bell chain shirts and large 72x00 inch sheets.
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Bray
Alabama National Guard officers depart for six day instruction
Alabama National Guard officers will meet in Montgomery on Monday for attendance at school instruction for six days. The Mobile contingent leaves Sunday at 12 53 p m over the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and includes Lieut Col F M Maddox, Capts B J Grove Jack Mahon Leon Schwarz Lieuts Har ford Lyons McDonald Kindred Mc Means Gaston and Quinn.
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Alabama National Guard
Montgomery
Mobile
Louisvile & Nashville Railroad
F. M. Maddox
B. J. Grove
Jack Mahon
Leon Schwarz
Harford
Lyons
McDonald
Kindred
McMeans
Gaston
Quinn
Punished for Escaping in Inferior Criminal Court
Charlies Williams arraigned for escaping from the county jail received 30 days added to the 30 he was already serving. Hare Bates charged with assault with a pistol on Frank Yarren was bound over to the city court in $600 bond or jail. Clara Williams and Lottie Evans charged with vagrancy were each fined five dollars or ten days.
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Charlies Williams
Hare Bates
Frank Yarren
Clara Wiliams
Lottie Evans
Plaintiff Sues for $1000 Damages Over Arrest
Clarence Washington sues Gulf City Milling in circuit court for $1000 damages claiming an agent named F Dickerson had a warrant issued for embezzlement and that Washington was tried and discharged for lack of evidence.
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Clarence Washington
Gulf City
F. Dickerson
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Dr. Forcheimer
State Federation
Sages
Poulsen
Scientific American
Cyclopedia of Applied Electricity
Capt. Craft
Dauphin Street
Ae Sas
Ieee
Monroe Park
Cave
Baver
N. W. Cor
Dauphin and
Conception
Conover
Southern
St. Francis Street
Henderson
B. B. Comer
Pike County
Jefferson County
Comer
Avondale
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