Annual Picnic of Mobile Frohsinn Draws Large Crowd
Nearly a hundred members attended the Mobile Frohsinn annual stag picnic at Gulf Hunting and Fishing Club Dog River. Attendees traveled by steamer Beaver from St Francis Street at 7 a.m. and returned at 7 p.m. Breakfast and dinner were served. A singing contest among Germans Norwegians and Americans determined first prize to the Germans for harmony and technique. Americans won second prize by volume, receiving the fifteen cent cigarettes. The Norwegians protested third prize and sought a solo contest to decide honors. Baseball games were played on club grounds throughout the day.
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Mobile Hsinn
Gulf Hunting and Fishing Club
Dog River
Beaver
St. Francis Street
Jake" Meyer
H. H. Wefel, Jr
Electric Bitters Featured as Health Restorative Remedy
Tired-out nervous men and women are urged to take Electric Bitters to regain energy appetite and vitality. The ad touts benefits for stomach liver and kidneys and cites Mrs. O Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York praising the product. Bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00, recommended by Van Antwerp Drugs Corp.
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O. Rhinevault
Vestal Center
van Antwerp Drugs Corp
Explosion Buries Five at Marazzi Fireworks Factory
An explosion at the Marazzi Fireworks Factory in Rome on Sunday buried one man three women and a child in the ruins. Mayor Nathan and Cardinal Merry del Val, passing nearby, aided at the scene.
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Associated Press
Rome
Nathan
Merry del Val
Prince Arsene to wed American widow this week
A Florence dispatch reports Prince Arsene brother of King Peter of Servia will marry Mrs Hugo Pratt a wealthy American widow this week in London.
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Prince
Associated Press
London
Florence
The
Daily Express
Prince Arsene
King Iter of
Servia
Hugo Pratt
Automobiles Used in Bronx Stabbing Escape
Five men and two women leaped from a car in the Bronx and stabbed Frederick Newman in the back. The 22 year old was taken to a hospital in serious condition. Police fired at the fleeing party but it escaped.
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Associated Press
New York
Bronx
Frederick Newman
Newman
Pensacola Editors Visit Mobile to See Local Baseball
Pensacola News editor H A Felkel with J B Roberts Jr and J B Higdon spent Sunday in Mobile to view a performance by Mobile's renowned baseball club. They met several local friends during the day and returned to Pensacola Sunday night.
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H. A. Felkel
Pensacola News
J. B. Roberts, Jr
State News
J. B. Higdon
Mobile
Pensacola
South
Messrs. Felkel
Roberts
Higdon
Breathe Fresh Air at Monroe Park While You Enjoy the Pictures
A neighborhood event invites residents to Monroe Park to take in outdoor cinema. Attendees can savor fresh air and feature films in a relaxed park setting, with screening times and entry details provided by organizers.
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Monroe Park
Quadruple Tragedy In Texas Mother Gunfire Fire
Weimer Texas May 12. After shooting one child to death Mrs Victor Slavick set fire to the clothing of herself and two other children at the Slavick home yesterday. Neighbors forced entry finding all four victims dead. Mrs Slavick believed insane.
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Associated Press
Weimer
Texas
Victor Slavick
Slavick
Yale Winning Streak Remains Unbroken
Yale’s nine continues to dominate intercollegiate baseball with a fourteenth straight victory after defeating Pennsylvania in their third meeting. Navy shows strong form with eight wins in ten games as Johns Hopkins edges the Middies 1 to 0. Dartmouth and Holy Cross plan tests for Yale next.
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Associated Press
Boston
Yale
Navy
Pennsylvania
Blue
Giants
Middies
Johns Hopkins
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Harvard
New Haven
Mothers Day Observed Across Mobile Churches
In Mobile, Mothers Day was marked in most churches with sermons and special musical programs. Public schools in the county planned observances on Monday with references to the day and its significance. The Dauphin Way Baptist Church featured a Mother’s Day sermon by Rev. W. P. Hines.
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Mobile
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
W. P. Hines
Government-street Methodist
Baptist Tabernacle
Vincent Astor’s throat trouble not serious
Vincent Astor’s throat affection is not serious and causes no worry. He found it inadvisable to continue entertaining the senate committee on military affairs at Ferncliffe, his country estate, but no operation plans were announced here or at Ferncliffe.
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Associated Press
New York
Vincent Astor
Astor Estate
Senate Committee
Ferncliffe
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens System
Invigorating tonic claims to drive out malaria enrich blood and build up the system for adults and children. A true tonic offered at 60 cents.
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Grove
Strong Evidence of Incendiarism at Farington Hall
Ruins of Farington Hall in Dunder Scotland show ample proof of arson after a Saturday fire. A copy of The Suffragette sent to the chief constable accuses British tyranny and blames Asquith and Company. Rebuilding will cost about $100,000.
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Associated Press
Dunder
Scotland
Farington Hall
Asquith and Company
Henry McGrady
Dundee
Dillon Declares Himself In Front Of Suffragists At Dublin
John Dillon member of parliament for East Mayo told suffragettes he would vote against them every time. His Dublin residence was bombarded with stones early Sunday. Several windows were smashed and three women were arrested for breaking fan lights at the United Irish League premises.
Fatally Shot in Coalburg Pool Hall Murder
In Birmingham area Lewisburg section, Fred Sullivan died after being shot Saturday night in front of Pennington's pool room in Coalburg. George Mowry Tobe Gwynn and G W Pennington are jailed on charges of complicity with no motive yet known.
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Associated Pests
Birmingham
Ala
Lewisburg
Fred Sullivan
Pennington
Coalburg
George Mowry
Tobe Gwynn
G. W. Pennington
French Aviator Sets Channel Crossing Record
Marcel G Brindejonc des Mouillains, a French airman, arrived at Hendon after a Bremen departure Friday morning. He crossed the English Channel in 20 minutes, flew at 4000 feet over London, and drew crowds as he toured above the city.
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Associated Press
London
Marcel G. Brindejonc Des Moulinais
Hendon
Bremen
Brussels
Calais
Channel
Dover
Canterberry
Thames
Gravesend
Countess Lamsdorf claims long distance dancing record
St Petersburg May 12 report that Countess Lamsdorf estimates covering fifteen thousand miles on ballroom floors. She has attended 1,082 balls and danced 2,934 guardrilles 500 polkas 500 waltzes and partnered 1,700 dancers.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Lamsdorf
Health of Negro Health Concerns Whites in Alabama Meeting
The eleventh annual Alabama Negro Medical Association session in Birmingham drew over 2,000 attendees. Dr J A Kenney urged white officials to appoint Black physicians to health boards and insisted Negro doctors meet the same standards as white doctors. He warned that unsanitary conditions and diseases cross color lines, affecting white health as well. The group elected Dr B T Belsow of Mobile as president, the first dentist to lead, with officers C C Boothe F W Ragland George A Weaver J W Terry Don J Wilburn and W H Brummitt.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Negro Medical Association
J. A. Kenney
National Negro Medical Association
John A. Andrew Memorial Hospital
Tuskegee Institute
Kenney
B. T. Belsow
Mobile
C. C. Boothe
F. W. Ragland
George A.weaver
Tuscaloosa
J.W. Terry
Talladega
Don J. Wilburn
Anniston
W. H. Brummitt
Police Court Roundup Lists Reckless Driving and Violations
The recorder discharged Dan E Jett on reckless driving charges after E C Wheat reported a collision on Royal Street near St Michael Street. Several others faced fines or bonds for traffic violations, resisting arrest, or assault with intent to murder, with cases scheduled daily through summer.
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Dan E. Jett
Edington
E. C. Wheat
Wheat
Royal
St. Michael Street
Jett
L. J. Murray
Parla to attempt Key West to Havana flight for prize
Aviator Augustin Parla will enter Havana's $10,000 contest for the first Key West to Havana flight in a biplane. Domingo Rosilli, the other contestant, expects repairs and both expect to attempt the flight on Tuesday. A second $10,000 prize is offered.
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Associated Press
Key West
Fla
Augustine Parla
Havana
Cuba
Parla
Domingo Rosilli
Costly Blaze Destroys Neiman Marcus Building in Dallas
Fire swept through the Neiman Marcus Company building and a millinery shop in Dallas on Sunday, causing extensive damage. Losses are estimated at 150000 dollars with the clothing store and millinery shop badly damaged.
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Dallas
Associated Press
Texas
Neiman-Marcus Company
Wome&N’s
Morphine Sanitarium Promises Unconditional Cure Guarantee
The Cumberland Sanitarium in Lebanon Tennessee guarantees cure before any payment. No withdrawal symptoms or nerve pain, and treatment can be done at home if needed. Referenced by local officials and citizens, with a free booklet available from manager J. Sanders.
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Lebanon
Cumberland Sanitarium
J. Sanders
Mgr
Tenn
Local Court Frees Man in Bank Burglary Charge
Will Jones a negro chauffeur was arrested Friday night and charged with taking bank property without owner consent. Recorder's court discharged him Monday for lack of evidence. Alexander a 19 year old white boy of Meridian Miss was dismissed on carrying concealed weapons. It was learned after arrest that he has
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Will Jones
C. K. Berge
Banknet
theLowner
Recorder’s Court
Alexander
Meridian
Miss
Edington
Catholic Celebrate Peace Edict of Milan in Mobile
The 16th centenary of the Edict of Milan was observed with services across Mobile Catholic churches on May 11 313. Bishop Edward P. Allen presided at a 10 30 am Pontifical Mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and conferred apostolic benediction. A sermon by Rev W A Kerrigan followed and first communicants were welcomed at several churches.
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Mobile
Constantine the Great
Milan
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Edward P. Allen
W. A. Kerrigan
Boy's Futile Effort to Save His Friend
Two teenagers John Ben Rose aged 14 and Joe Perkins aged 16 drowned in Clear Fork river at Saxton Kentucky after a boat with Rose and Silar Perkins capsized. Joe Perkins, who swam to rescue, could not save them. both bodies were recovered. They attended Jellico High School and came from prominent families.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
John Ben Rose
Joe Perkins
Clear Fork River
Saxton, Ky
Young Rose
Silar Perkins
Perkins
Jellico High School
Southern Baptists to Hold Big Convention
St Louis hosts the Southern Baptist Convention with about 4000 delegates and visitors expected. The main issue is creating a one million dollar fund to commemorate the hundredth anniversary of Adoniram Judson's inaugural missionary work in India.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Southern Baptist Convention
India
Adoniram Judson
Hearing Planned on Pensacola Mobile Canal
Major Earl I. Brown of the United States engineers will visit Pensacola Tuesday to conduct a hearing and hear arguments on the proposed canal from Pensacola to Mobile, a project promoted by the local commercial association.
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Pensacola-Mobile Canal
Pensacola
Earl I. Brown
The
United States Engineers
Mobile
Commercial Association
Dredge Ganous Transferred to Port St. Joe for Six Months
The dredge Ganous, long used at Pensacola and fresh from repairs in New Orleans, is reassigned to Port St. Joe to work on dredging for six months.
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Port ST. Joe
Pensacola
Fla
Ganous
New Orleans
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