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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1913

Page

3

Suffragette Tensions Rise as Leaders Travel Under Guard

Militant suffragettes threaten disruption while Premier Asquith and Winston Churchill depart London for a Mediterranean cruise under heavy protection. General Drummond is gravely ill after a hunger strike, and an arson squad torches a vacant mansion at Barrow-in-Furness.

Associated Press London Asquith Winston Churchill the Admiralty Waterloo Station Admiralty Enchantress Mediterranean J. Churchill Drummond Flora Drummond Bow Street Women's Social and Political Union Barrow-in-Furness Lancashire

Mobile lands Dry Goods men select Mobile for next meeting

The Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association chose Mobile Alabama as the next meeting place and elected officers including President Murray Brown of Birmingham and A T Dosser of Knoxville as first and second vice presidents. E W King of Bristol became treasurer and Norman H Johnson of Richmond the secretary. The invitation was extended by E O Fowlkes of D R Dunlap Mercantile Co and the Chamber of Commerce telegram confirmed acceptance for 1914.

Chattanooga Tenn Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association Mobile Ala Murray Brown Birmingham A. T. Dosser Knoxville R. V. Covington Jacksonville E.W. King Bristol Norman H. Johnson Richmond W. J. D. Bell Lynchburg P. B. Hofmayer Albany P. J. Freeman E. B. Lyndor J. L. Deaver E. O. Fowlkes D. R. Dunlap Mercantile Company Chamber of Commerce E. O. Fowlkess W. H. Armbrecht

Doctor Bondurant Named Neurologist for Mobile & Ohio

Announcement Friday afternoon says Dr. E. D. Bondurant dean of the University of Alabama School of Medicine is named consulting neurologist for the Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company. Vice-President R. V. Taylor of the railroad left Thursday for St. Louis on a visit to offices and a general inspection trip.

E. D. Bondurant School of Medicine University of Alabama Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company R. V. Taylor St. Louis

Huerta Sets Mexico Policy On Recognition And Visitors

President Huerta told Ambassador Wilson Mexico will handle affairs with the United States only on urgent matters until the United States recognizes the government. He pledged Mexico will protect all inhabitants and foreigners and guarantee rights regardless of nationality.

Mexico City Victoriano Huerta Henry Lane Wilson Mexico United States Associated Press Huerta Wilson Republic of Mexico Europe

Taxicab graft hangs over Gotham’s reform push

District attorney to present taxicab graft findings to the grand jury after city officials were shown annual passes from a major New York taxicab company. The inquiry probes whether these passes influenced delays in enacting taxicab reform and the hotel and restaurant cab stands on public streets. The industry is cited as paying about half a million dollars annually for stand privileges.

Associated Press New York Grand Jury Board of Aldermen

Dallas Gaily Decorated in Honor of Shrines

Dallas lighted two miles of street lamps for the imperial council of the Mystic Shrine set to meet for three days starting Monday. Shrine emblems festoon buildings and poles while hundreds of autos parade past band led crowds and sightseers along downtown streets.

Dallas Texas Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine Imperial Council

Mr Jones Finds Surprise Gift and New Insight

Mr Jones brings home a package after friends praise the "GOLD DUST WAY" and his wife finds happiness in "Knowing How" while loyal servants fail to disturb the calm they now share.

Mr. Jones

Resinol Quick Cure for Baby’s Severe Eczema

Chelsea Massachusetts January 19 1918. Mrs T B Brown cites dramatic eczema relief for her one year old after using Resinol. She reports immediate itching stop and rapid healing within days, claiming her child’s complexion improved to that of a healthy infant. Resinol ointment and soap sold widely with free trials offered by Dept. 19 S Resinol Baltimore MD.

Chelsea Mass T. 8 Brown Crescent Ave Resinol Baltimore

Plant raid at Huntington targets Socialist Labor Star editors

Acting on Gov Hatfield orders Major Davis and Lt Templeton led National Guard units to the Socialist Labor Star plant in Huntington. They arrested editor W J Thompson and assistants Elmer Rumble and W H Gillespie after the paper had criticized the governor over coal strike issues. The three were placed in the county jail.

Associated Press Huntington W. Va Hatfield Thomas B. Davis Foster Templeton National Guard Socialist Labor Star W. J. Thompson Elmer Rumble W. H. Gillespie

Police roundup notes multiple arrests in local area

The report lists Jacob Rehm Jr being arrested for furious and reckless driving on a motorcycle and released on bond. Will Dorsey fined for hitching ordinance violation. Several men from Texas arrested as dangerous and suspicious. A 15 year old boy from Prichard held by Selma police. Helmets and summer uniforms for the Mobile police arriving. Motorcycle Officer Noah Harris Jr assigned to night duty. Cab drivers Debose Shine and Ed Shine arrested for various offenses. Robbery complaint leads to arrests of Ernestine Williams Lulu Evans Katie Howard George Armstrong and Charles Nathan.

Jacob Rehm, Jr St. Anthony Street Recorder’s Court Warren Williams Frank Garreson Galveston Texas Charles Harris Beaumont Ernest Jones Prichard North Carolina Selma Jones R. L. Dorlon Dorlon Mobile Noah Harris, Jr Ludlow Harris Wil Harry Pillans Asa Flowers Montgomery Cafe Cedar Congress Streets Ernestine Williams Lulu Evans Katie Howard George Armstrong Charles Nathan

O Neal and Examiners to Be Heard Again

In Montgomery Alabama on May 9 the convict department's probe is set to resume next week to hear Governor ONeal and all state examiners tied to the investigation. The governor may issue a statement and examiners will provide sworn records of their actions. The aim is a complete record for potential legislative review.

Montgomery Ala Convict Department O'Neal

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