Delegates to occupy main floor at Democratic convention
Delegates and alternates to the Democratic national convention in St. Louis on June 14 will use the Coliseum main floor exclusively. Visitors are limited to galleries and boxes, with about 11 000 total seats and 7 500 for spectators.
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New York
St. Louis
Coliseum
William S. McCombs
National Committee
McCombs
Charles A. White
W.N. Ferris
Michigan
United States
James A. Reed
William J. Stone
Martin H. Glynn
Four More Irish Rebels Executed After Trial
London May 9 Four more leaders in the Irish revolt were sentenced to death by the Dublin court martial and executed. Names listed include Cornelius Colbert Edmund Kent Michael Mallon and J J Houston. Nineteen others were condemned to death but commuted to penal servitude. three more given prison terms. two acquitted.
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London
Dublin
Cornelius Colbert
Edmund Kent
Michael Mallon
J. J. Houston
Cardus Health Promises Relief for Women’s Ailments
A Henryetta Oklahoma resident reports eight years of headaches backache and other womanly troubles eased by Cardui after trial with doctors in several states. She credits the tonic with improving her health and energy and notes a weight increase from 100 to 146 pounds after a year of use. All druggists sell Cardui the women s tonic.
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Henryetta
Okla
Anna Hileman
Colorado
Dakota
Missouri
Kansas
Cardlus
Cardus
Jad Salts Promoted For Kidney Flush Remedy
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a harmless, inexpensive kidney and bladder flush. It claims to relieve backache, headaches, and digestive ills by cleansing sluggish kidneys with a tablespoonful daily in water before breakfast for a few days.
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Ian Cocke
Submarine Quake Stories Stir Binnacle Lamp Club
Captain Newbury and other mariners recount alleged submarine earthquakes in the Caribbean. They cite capes and schooners vanishing into holes, ships sinking suddenly, and wreckage remnant tales told by several skippers including Captain Whitney and Captain Berry with Edna V. Pickles in witness accounts.
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I. ¥. Newbury
Whitney
Captain Newbury
Caribbean Sea
Captain Crooks
Antilles
Captain Berry
Edna V. Pickles
Worthy
Danish Schooner Sunk by Submarine Story
Danish schooner Harald landed at Horfen via London after reporting torpedoing Friday by a German submarine. Crew given fifteen minutes to abandon ship but weather forced them to seek rescue aboard the submarine. later transferred to a passing steamer.
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Copenhagen
London
Harald
Hor
Odd Fellows to Attend State Meeting in Birmingham
A group of Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah left Tuesday from Mobile area lodges to attend the Alabama Grand Lodge session in Birmingham. Delegates include D. W. McGaughey W L Ca hall and Elliott Rickardy plus mobile representatives and a DRebekah party led by Mae Brunson with severalMobile members and Whistler and Bayou La Batre participants.
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D.W. McGaughey
W. L. Cahall
Alabua Lodge of Odd Fellows
Elliott Rickardy
Napoléonville Lodge
August Paerger
Mobile Lodge
C. Denmark
Union Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Mobile
Birmingham
Alabama Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Mae Brunson
Glover Heads Tourists Welcome Club Committee
Mr. H. W. Glover was named chairman of a committee to solicit sustaining members of the Tourists Welcome Club of Mobile. The finance committee met Monday afternoon and listed additional members: E. M. Bailey, J. D. Andrews, Julius Ham mel, E. H. Britton, J. D. Sutton, W. W. Croom, B. K. Taylor, C. W. Dod son, J. B. Harvey, L. E. Carroll, W. H. Bryant, J. L. Cawthon, B. H. Clingerman, H. C. Geron, C. B. Hervey, E. S. Wright, J. J. McMahon, F. W. Evans, F. M. Backes, L. D. Dix.
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H. W. Glover
Tourists Welcome Club of
Mobile
Mr. Glover
Messrs. E. M. Bailey
J. D. Andrews
Julius Hammel
E. H. Britton
J. D. Sutton
W. W. Croom
K. Taylor
C. W. Dodson
J. B. Harvey
Ll. E. Carroll
W. H. Bryant
J. L.cawthon
B. H. Clingerman
H. C. Geron
C. B. Hervey
E. S. Wright
J. J. McMahon
F. W. Evans
F. M. Backes
L. D. Dix
Revival Begins at Baptist Tabernacle Church
A revival started Monday at the Baptist Tabernacle Church with Rev. E. G. Preston of Andalusia delivering the first sermon. Services are daily at 3 PM and 7 45 PM with the 7 45 sermon titled The Final Judgment. Prof. J H Weinand and Miss Weinand lead the music.
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Baptist Tabernacle Church
E. G. Preston
Andalusia
J. H. Weinand
Kaiser Yields as Lansing Reports German Reply
Secretary of State Lansing said Germany yielded to U S representations on submarine warfare rights and promises to observe international law. He noted disputes with Britain remain but are not open to German discussion, and said the note’s aim is to end submarine war debates.
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Washington
Secretary Using
Germany
United States
Berlin
Lansing
Bryan
Jewish Women Report Bakery Boycott In Pittsburgh
Hundreds of women in the Jewish quarter declared a bakery boycott and set pickets at shops over bread price increases. Master bakers blamed the rise on a new wage scale enforced by union bakers and called a meeting with union officials to seek changes.
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Pittsburgh
Mobile Men to Attend Big Y M C A Convention
An international tri annual Y M C A convention will be held in Cleveland from May 12 to May 16. Mobile expects two delegates with additional interest, as thousands attend and thousands more are eligible across city, railroad, college, rural associations and armed forces.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mobile
Evans
Army
Navy
Wilson at Circus Receives Ovation
President Wilson visited the circus and sat with Mrs. Wilson and Secretary McAdoo. He enjoyed the holiday mood, laughed at clowns, and the several thousand in attendance rose to cheer as he entered the big tent.
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Washington
Wilson
McAdoo
Headache sufferers urged to try anti-kamma tablets
The article claims thousands suffer headaches daily weekly or monthly with no clear cause. It argues doctors offer only temporary relief and promotes anti-kamma tablets as a permanent cure, available from druggists in various quantities under the name A K Tablets.
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Kno
A K Tablets Advertise Relief From Sick Headaches
The ad promotes A K Tablets as a remedy for sick headaches promising relief. It advises taking two tablets at onset to ward off an attack and one tablet every two hours during an attack. It notes genuine tablets bear the K monogram and are sold at all druggists.
Allen's Foot-Ease Camp Update From St Petersburg 1916
Letter from Pat Mora manager of the Philadelphia National League Ball Club thanks Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy for Foot-Ease samples used by his players. The note praises the product and mentions its sale in drug and department stores.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Allen
Pat Mora
Philadelphia
Drug and Department
Real estate transfers list interstate deeds and quit claims
John S Hamaker and wife transfer property to DeWitt C Baldwin for 375 dollars in block 41 section 27 township 2 south range 1 west Agnes L McGrath to Thomas B Taylor for one dollar remise release and quit claim on mortgages made by H K Hill to Agnes McGrath May 1909 recorded in Mortgage Book 64 N 8 Page 97 Mobile county Alabama Ed E Richard and wife to Clamencing at northeast corner section 4 township 1 range 2 west J T Peterson to Cynthia Garnett for 50 dollars land with dwelling starting east side of Maple 2 north of Pecan William H Roper to Ida Roper for 16 dollars and other considerations starting on north side of Old Shell road 200 feet west of Hallett and Old Shell road
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John S. Hamaker
DeWitt C. Baldwin
Agnes L. McGrath
Thomas B. Taylor
Thomas L. Taylor
H. K. Hill
Agnes McGrath
Ida Roper
Old Shell Road
Hallett and
Officer Kilis Horse Death Reported at Whistler
Humane Officer J. S. Ducourneau reports he killed a horse at Whistler Sunday in bad condition after mistreatment. The animal had rested in a ditch for twelve hours without water or regular food, save for occasional scraps from passersby.
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Kilis
Oficer
J. S. Ducourneau
Whistler
Ducourneau
Everglades promoter pleads guilty to mail fraud and lottery charges
A. D. Hart, former president of the Florida Fruit Lands Company, admitted guilt in a Missouri federal court to misusing the mails and conducting a lottery connected with Everglades land sales. Sentence was deferred. R. J. Bolles, indicted in the same case, moved to challenge jurisdiction and request a continuance. motion overruled, or taken under advisement. Bolles, 72, cites illness preventing travel from Florida.
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Hansas City
A. D. Hart
Florida Fruit Lands Company
Everglades
R. J. Bolles
Jacksonville
Fla
Booth
Bolles
Florida
Peace Ship Comic Parade Delights Crowded Ring
The president and his party stayed to almost the end of the show as a crowd applauded. A peace ship manned by sailors in clown makeup representing former Secretary Bryan sailed around the ring and drew smiles from the crowd.
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Bryan
New Submarine Order Reaches London
London reports May 9 government already orders submarine commanders under concessions in the American note. Daily Telegraph's Rotterdam correspondent notes the action is affecting the new submarine order already.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Rotterdam
Fay Convicted as Ship Bomb Plotter
New York May heard at the trial of Robert Fay lieutenant in the German army for Scholz and Paul eche. Conspiracy to destroy mut ships through bomb contriv turned a verdict of guilty against all defendants.
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New York
Robert Fay
Scholz
Paul Eche
Taking Big Chances in Travel and Remedies
A historical note warns travelers of great risk and advocates caution with a bottle of Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy with references to diarehous symptoms. It mentions trains or steamships and urges preparation, while noting this product cannot be obtained everywhere.
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Trav & Bottle
Chamberlain's Collie
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