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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1913

Page

2

Mobile Shrines Leave for Dallas by Train

About a thousand Shriners passed Mobile through Friday en route to Dallas Texas with special trains on the Louisville and Nashville. Travelers included Lulu temple members from Philadelphia Charlotte North Carolina and Richmond Virginia. Osiris Temple of Wheeling West Virginia arrived Thursday night and enjoyed dinner a river ride and a river cruise before leaving for New Orleans. The Mobile Abba Temple contingent left Friday at 4 19 PM heading to Dallas joining Savannah and Montgomery groups led by James H Webb and Thomas J Young with Charles S Shawhan as Potentate and sixteen Mobile members in the party.

Mobile Louisville Nashville Dallas Texas Lulu Temple of Shriners Philadelphia Charlotte N. c Richmond Shriners Osiris Temple Wheeling W. Va Cawthon Pleasure Bay New Orleans Abba Temple Savannah Montgomery James H. Webb Thomas J. Young Charles S. Shawhan

Bates Denies Accusation In Missouri Insurance Dispute

Chicago attorney for fire insurers rejects Jefferson City claims that he urged resuming business in Missouri on a promise from Attorney General Barker that enforcement of the Orr law would be light.

Bates Chicago Thomas Bates Missouri Jefferson City Barker

Alabama Tennessee and Northern completes Calvert to Mobile link

Promoters of the Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railroad Company have secured backing to finish the Calvert Alabama to Mobile extension. The line will form the Mobile to Reform route, completing a Mobile network and uniting the Mobile Railway and Terminal, Tombigbee Valley, and ATN railroads. The state railroad commission prepared tentative tariffs in response to Chatom citizens protest, with adoption possible unless changes are demanded.

Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad Company Cochrane Calvert, Ala Mobile Reform Pickens County Alabama Mobile Railway and Terminal Company Tombigbee Valley Railroad Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad Alabama, Tennessee and Northern State Railroad Commission Chatom Tombigbee Valley

Record speed judge sets juror charge pace in Spokane

Federal Judge Frank H. Rudkin delivers a wholly extemporaneous nine minute jury charge totaling about 1900 words in the personal injury suit Leslie Gray vs Oregon Washington Railroad. Court reporters credit him with a world speed record for charging juries.

Spokane Wash Frank H. Rudkin Rudkin Leslie Gray Oregon- Washington Railroad and Navigation Company Willard P. Bottome New York Supreme Court West

Accomplishments of Mobile Chamber of Commerce in 1918

The quarterly report by President William H. Armbrecht highlights ten achievements by the Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League. They include six conventions secured for 1914, new factories such as Blenville Syrup and cane mill plant, the Mobile Crop Improvement association, boosted publicity in national magazines, and the United Fruit service to Colon with equalized Mobile rates. The traffic bureau, rate investigations with Luther Walter, and Central America trade tours are noted along with Booster trips to Meridian, Gulfport, and Montgomery.

Chamber OF Commerce Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League William H. Armbrecht Meridian Gulfport Montgomery Mobile Crop Improvement Association Mobile United Fruit Service Colon New Orleans Luther Walter New Traffic Bureau Battle House Chamber Armbrecht B. N. Trefz United States Chamber of Commerce Blenville Syrup Company Mobile County Expansio Mobile Trade Commission Central America Tropics Alabama Mississippi R G Cobb Cotton Exchange Chicago Hot Springs Southeastern Freight Association Southeastern Mississippi Valley Association Cobb Southern Gas Association Alabama Grand Lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor Alabama Sunday School Association Tri-State Launderers’ Association Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association Southern Poster Advertising Association Armebrecht

Wealthy Ghink Returns Home

Sing So, a Chinese millionaire and Spokane area figure, plans to return to China after forty years in America. Wah Tong will accompany him as nurse and bodyguard. Sing Ho led the Twin Wo Company with 2,000 laborers and a $2,000,000 capital, involved in Canadian Pacific projects and owning a Portland hotel. his son in Hope, Idaho, remains in the U.S. to run the business.

Spokane Wash America Sing So China Wah Tong Sing Ho Twin Wo Company Canadian Pacific Construction Portland Ore Hope Idaho

Tampering With Mails Charged

Edward Lindsay a messenger for the T H McPhillips Liquor Company was arrested Thursday afternoon on a federal charge for opening mail in transit. Deputy J H Gates remanded him to jail by order of Commissioner Richard Jones Jr after a decoy letter led to the warrant. Lindsay remains in county custody in default of bond.

United States Edward Lindsay J. H. Gates Richard Jones, Jr Lindsay T. H. McPhillips ‘Liquor Company United States Marshal’s Office Marshall Harvey

Vice President Marshall Responds to Wealth Curtaint Speech Claim

On May 9 Vice President Marshall rejected Col. George Harvey’s accusation that his speeches urged wealth curtailment. He vowed to go to Wall Street and personally apply if any utterance advocating wealth control beyond fair inheritance tax could be produced.

Washington Marshall George Harvey Wall Street

Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound Promises Kidney Cure

Advertises Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound as a universal remedy for kidneys and bladder issues including bed wetting and diabetes. Claims rapid effects after first dose, relief from backache and urinary symptoms, and prevention of Wright's Disease. Priced at 5 dollars for a full treatment, sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp. in Mobile Alabama.

Stuart Wright Elief Mobile Ala van Antwerp Drug Corp Dauphin and Royal Sts Express

Weak kidneys blamed for widespread illness and a tonic claimed

An old advertisement argues most sickness stems from weak inactive kidneys. It portrays sufferers with back pains dizziness and bladder trouble and promotes Croxone as a universal remedy. The copy claims Croxone cleanses kidneys stops uric acid buildup and relieves rheumatism with a money back promise if first use fails.

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