Borden Burr Official Ballot Details and Candidate Figures
National committeeman Smith 86 Burr 32 Chief justice Anderson 115 Mitchell 18 Associated justice Gardner 93 Somerville 93 Judge court appeals Bonner 36 Bricken 68 Brown 57 Knight 50 70 Whiteside 58 Public Service commissioner Yamal 15 Kennedy 68 Mer c commissioner Goodwin 19 Wallace 68 Ward 18 Circuit judges Berney 96 Browne 68 Grayson 42 Leigh 93 Semmes 110 Smith 95 Clerk Drago 43 Duggan 10 Huet 38 Smith 79 Coroner Chapman 50 Madler 85 Thomas 32.
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National
Burr
Smith
Anderson
Mitchell
Gardner
Somerville
Judge Court Appeals
Bonner
Bricken
Brown
Knight
Pelham
Whiteside
President Public Service Commission
Darnley
Kennedy
Merritt
Goodwin
Wallace
Ward
Berney
Browne
Grayson
Leigh
Semmes
Allston
Drago
Duggan
Huet
Chapman
Madler
Thomas
Alkali in Soap Bad for the Hair
Soap use should be careful to protect hair. Most soaps and shampoos have excess alkali, drying the scalp and making hair brittle. Use ordinary malsified coconut oil for cleansing. it lathers richly and rinses clean, leaving hair soft, silky, and easy to manage.
Democratic delegate and official roll call highlights
A list of candidates and vote counts for Alabama roles in the 65th United States Congress and state offices. Includes delegates to the national Democratic convention from districts and state at large, electors, and various state judges and officials with tallies next to each name.
Local official rolls list 13th circuit names and numbers
A fragment lists officials for the Thirteenth judicial circuit and other offices with names and ages or numbers. Phelan B. Dor general administrator Daniel B. Dobbs clerk and others including John Drago Michael Duggan and Adrian DeLong with itemized figures.
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Uate
Phelan B. Dor
Daniel B. Dobbs
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
John
Drago
Michael J. Duggan
Lir J. Huet
Sextus H. Smith
Election tallies listed for state and federal offices
The document records vote counts for multiple offices including President Wilson and Congress Gray, along with state delegates, alternates, district delegates, electors, national committeeman, chief and associate justices, circuit judges, and local officials like the Game Commissioner, Clerk, and Coroner. It lists numerous named individuals with their vote totals.
Voters Inch Toward Party Leaders In Alabama Ballots
A fragmented set of ballots shows Woodrow Wilson for president, Oscar L Gray for representative, and numerous delegates to the National Democratic convention. The long list includes names like A H Carmichael Horace Hood Ray Rushton Robert E Spragins and J J Willett with varied vote totals across districts and judicial posts.
Fifth Ward Presidential Vote Ticket Card
For president of the United States Woodrow Wilson 46. For representative in 65th Congress prompt voters to back Wilson and a named representative as part of local party ballot guidance.
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Fifth Ward
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Con
Recipe to Clear Pimples by Rad Salts Regimen
A 19th century style health note claims skin eruptions come from toxins in the bowels and that using four ounces of rad Salts with a tablespoonful in hot water each morning for a week will prevent toxin formation in the bowels and stimulate kidneys to filter blood and clear pimples. It notes January as the time reference.
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Jaa
Political slate totals for various offices and districts
President Wilson and Congress Gray each reach 270 votes. State delegates at large Carmichael 70 Denson 114 Hood 71 Rush ton 124 Spragins 93 White 107 Willett 100. Alternate delegates Field 200 Hall 190 Strauss 116 Tarrant 105. District Bedsole 48 Ervin 171 Mc Corvey 155. Elector state at large Adams 93 Holloway 1 Miller 84. First District Craft National Committeeman Burr 47 Smith 1265. Chief justice Anderson 151 Mitchell 36. Associate justice Gardner 125 Somerville 220. Judge court appeals Bonner 71 Bricken 113 Brown 85 Knight 70 Pelham 120 Whiteside 90. Darnley 28 Kennedy 103 Merritt 62. 8 Game ar wena ak Goodwyn 20 pairtenia circuit Ber Wallace 128 Ward Three judges ney 140 Browne 85 Grayson 129 Leigh h 142 Semmes 163 Smith 148 judge 107 Williamas 268 urendine
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United States
John Craft
Borden Burr
E. D. Smith
The
Supreme Court
John C. Anderson
James A. Mitchell
Lucien D. Gardner
Ormond Somerville
Court of Appeals
J. M. Bonner
C. R. Bricken
J. B. Brown
Thomas E. Knight
Pelham
W. W. Whiteside
Alabama Public Service Commission
Jefferson A. Darnley
P. Kennedy
Henry P. Merritt
Albert T. Goodwyn
John H. Wallace, Jr
Kirbys. Ward
Woodrow Wilson
Alabama
Oscar L. Gray
A. H. Carmichael
N. D. Denson
Horace Hood
Ray Rushton
Robert E. Spragins
Frank 8. White
J. J. Willett
Lamar Field
W. T. Hall
Leopold Strauss
George Tarrant
T. J. Bedsole
R. T. Ervin
W. G. McCorvey
Horace A. Adams
J. Lee Holloway
Walter Miller
CC. R. Bricken
John Pelham
Jefferson A. Carnley
Kirby S. Ward
Frank S. White
S. Lamar Field
Geo. Tarrant
Lucien D.gardner
Jefferson A. Carnly
S. P. Kennedy
Wilson
Congress
Gray
Carmichael
Denson
Hood
Rushton
Spragins
White
Willett
Field
Hall
Strauss
Tarrant
Bedsole
Ervin
McCorvey
Adams
Holloway
Miller
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First District
Burr
Smith
Anderson
Mitchell
Gardner
Somerville
Bonner
Bricken
Brown
Knight
Whiteside
President Public Service Commission
Darnley
Kennedy
Merritt
Wilmer Home for Orphans Dedicated by Bishop Beckwith
A large crowd of Alabama Diocesan delegates and Mobile residents witnessed the dedication of the Wilmer Home for Orphans. Bishop C. M. Beckwith led the ceremony, opening with the creed and Psalms, praying for God's blessing and protection over the home and its staff.
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Diocesan Council of
Alabama
Wilmer
C. M. Beckwith
Beckwith
Birmingham man speaks for Alabama donors in home project
The building committee welcomes Robert Jemison of Birmingham as representative and praises Alabama generosity. The group thanks the bishop trustees and home Sisters, notes past member Drennen’s vacancy, and commends sub committee John Mitchell Buell William H Monk and Cochrane for securing the contract and envisioning a country setting with chickens cows pigs for the children.
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Robert Jemison
Birmingham
Jemison
Alabama
Drennen
Good Sisters of the Home
John Mitchell
Buell
William H. Monk
Cochrane
Local Circuit Court Tally by Judge and Ward
Coroner figures list ages for Chap man Madler and Thomas with repeated counts. Circuit court judges Berney Browne Grayson Leigh Semmes Smith shown across Sixth Seventh and Tenth districts with clerk candidates Drago Duggan Huett and variations.
St Elmo play staged by Columbia Jewel Kelley Players
The play St Elmo adapted from Augusta Evans Wilson's novel opens at the Columbia theater on Monday May 15 with matinee and nightly shows. Mobilians, familiar with the book, anticipate an elaborate staging noted as the era’s most ambitious Columbia production.
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ST. Elmo
Augusta Evans Wilson
Augusta Vans Willson
Evans Homestead
Columbia
Kindergarten of church work praised by Alabama community
The speaker approves Alabama families providing a real home for children, calling it better than all churches. They urge closing churches but keeping the home as the foundation of church work, describing it as the kindergarten of church work.
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Alabama
Vision for a church home grounds a longtime pledge
The speaker urges steady growth with a hospital and a chapel visible on the grounds. He notes debt freedom this year and asks for ongoing committee work until the vision is fulfilled. He hopes for gardens cows and chickens, commending the home to sisters and the bishop.
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Good Sisters
Cabbage Weighing 13 1 4 Pounds Delivered by Motorcycle
Mr. R. L. Lartigue of Cedar Point road delivered a cabbage weighing 13 1 4 pounds to the Alabama Fish and Oyster Company. The head measured about 11 inches high. It was brought into town on a motorcycle using a seat attachment to transport the produce. The rider and freight left no seating capacity on the machine.
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R. L. Lartigue
Cedar Point Road
Alabama Fish & Oyster Company
Sloan's Liniment Advertises Pain Relief
A promotional item touts Sloan's Liniment as effective for draft related aches. It claims to ease neuralgia stiff neck sore muscles rheumatism and neuralgic headaches with brief applications. The ad notes improved circulation and relief leading to rest and sleep and lists a 25 cent price.
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Robert E. Spraggins
Safford Berney
Samuel B. Browne
Claude A. Grayson
Norvelle R. Leigh, Jr
Oliver J. Semmes
Thomas H. Smith
A. H. Alston
Price Williams
George E. Stone
E. D. Laurendine
Ferndell Grocery Store
Nicholas Pure Food Store
Dauphin Street
the Item
Mobile
Baldwin Counties
Bell
Home
Royal Street Lumber CO
Ascade Ginger Ale
Selzer
Palliser’s Sons
Rosedale Creamery
Dauphin
Pure Food Fish Company
Florida Fish CO
N. E. Cor. Royal and Church
J. G. Mangledorf
Gelager
Ieeerr
J. S. Barret Lumber CO
BR. L. Maxwell
Conti
Bell P
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Merchants Transfer CO
John T. Cochrane
John W. Egan
Daniel T. McCall
C. W. Marcelline-Ressijac
Cc. E. Chapman
A. A. Madler
George A. Thomas
Adrian DeLong
M. D. McRae
G. G. Skinner
J. N. Seabury
J. G. Bowen
Cornelius Quartemus
W. I. Rowell
Benson
Edwin
Craft
Fourth Ward
Claude A Grayson
Emmes
A. HE. Alston
FE. D. Laurendine
Phelan B. Dorlon
Circuit Court
John 8. Drago
Edward J. Huet
C. E. Chapman
N. A. Madler
George Tarant
A. Se Holloway
D. Smith
Thomas BH. Knight
John Wallace, Jr
Daniel B. Cooks
John S. Drago
Eighth Ward
C. W. Marselline-Ressijac
Ninth Ward
Bishop Beckwith
Huett
Kuppenheimer
Palm Beach
L. H. Meyer & Sons
Carters
van Antwerp
Henry Webster
Grace Sartwell Mason
Ethel Hueston
Mary Carty
Booth ‘Tarkington
Man
Rob’t._W. Chambers
President Wilson
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