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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1914

Page

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Monitor Ozark to Tampico and eight transports for Funston

International News Service reports the Ozark will move from Cuba to Tampico with two 12 inch guns. eight troop transports are chartered to assemble at Galveston to carry reinforcements to General Funston at Vera Cruz. a German ship Kronprinzess in Cecelie carrying Huerta arms is under intense scrutiny in Washington with officials giving conflicting accounts.

International News Service Washington Cuba Tampico Galveston Kronprinzess Cecelle Puerto Mexico Huerta Ozark Panuco Dorchester Norfolk Kansas Caribbean Minnesota New York City of Memphis Denver City of Macon Cecelie Bryan Daniels Navy Garrison Badger Navy Department Admiral Badger Havana

Henderson Seen Winning Alabama Primary, Trove of Hope

In Montgomery May 9 1930 Charles Henderson of Troy and B B Confer of Birmingham rally voters with Henderson seen as honest and sincere. Forecasters predict Henderson wins eight of nine districts and carries 42 counties with a net majority around 34000? The piece notes strong neighbor endorsements and concerns about Comerism if Comer wins.

Mongomery Ala Alabama Charles Henderson Troy B. B. Confer Birmingham Montgomery Henderson Needey Birmingham Age-Herald Comer B. B. Comer Mierds Sam P.kennedy Kennedy Mr. Comer Accu

Two War Correspondents Held Prisoners Reported

Vera Cruz May 9 Special Cable reports Richard Harding Davis and another famed correspondent are being held prisoners as the fighting continues. Details remain scarce but authorities confirm capture and are seeking safe release.

Vera Cruz Richard Harding Davis Cor

Brickell Rules On Certificates From Election

Montgomery May 9 The state attorney general Brickell rules that electors qualified to vote in the primary who file a certificate from the state committee must be treated as eligible to vote and that no one who has paid all poll taxes is guilty of a voting crime. The ruling clarifies that the certificate grants full effect and exempts such voters from criminal penalties.

Montgomery Ala State Committee Storméy General Brickell Secretary of State Mr. Rich Mobile New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Choctaw Point S‘d Georgia Comer Rich Ous Head Gaillard Henderson Uniontown Railroad Commission Gaiflard Selheimer Mr. Henderson Louisville and Nashvi

Must She Go Down A Lament On Child Labor In Alabama

A call to voters against B. B. Comer over child labor policy, highlighting the danger to a crying child on a raft in the cotton mills. The piece condemns Comer for opposing the first child labor bill, lobbying against delegates, and reducing the working age, urging a vote to protect children from long anxiety and danger.

Alabay New Orleans Mobile Register B. B. Comer

Comer Tax Oppression in Mobile Condemned by The Register

The piece recounts August Oberhaus being barred from Comer loyalists at Mobile courthouse and quotes a May 10 1910 Register excerpt blaming taxation costs on Comer era. It notes widespread notices of increased assessments and public discontent with government costs under Comer’s administration.

Comer Mobile THE Register August Oberhaus Mobile County Thomas J. Young Mr. Young Mobile Register Touart Mobile County Court House

Alabama and Mississippi Forecast Show Fair Weekend

The forecast calls for fair conditions in Alabama on Sunday and Monday in Mississippi, with likely continued pleasant weather across the region. Local officials urge travelers to plan accordingly and enjoy outdoor activities.

Alabama Mississippi

Final Henderson rally denounces Comer in Mobile

More than a thousand Mobile voters heard Joseph C Rich and speakers denounce Comer at a final Henderson rally on St. Joseph street. Former Mobile mayor urged electing Charles Henderson for governor, citing power plays, railroad policy, and opposition to Comer.

Joseph C. Richand Comer Henderson Mobile Charles Henderson St. Joseph Street Bienville Charles Hendi Eysineh Democratic Henderson Club Danner Eee Joseph H. Lyons Irvine Ae G Joseph C. Rich

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Trojan Comerism Medill McCormick Mexico — City A.C. Danner Jos H. Lyons L. C. Irvine George Jones Frank P. Glass Sid.Bowie Ana J Jelks Erwin Craighead Craighead
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