Final Meeting Arranges Tropical Trip for Mobile Trade Mission
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League board plans a final Tuesday night meeting to finalize preparations for the Mobile Trade Commission to Central America trip. Fourteen delegates from twelve Mobile firms will sail Friday at 10 am aboard the Belize, with badges bearing names and a red, white, blue ribbon.
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Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Mobile Trade Commission For
Central America
Chamber of Commerce
G. C. Card
Mobile Trade Commission
Mobile
Ala
United States of America
Belize
Orr-Laubenheimer Line
Government Street
Puerto Barrios
Guatemala
Tremer Charged With Selling Liquor at Prichard
Philip Tremer, an employee of New Orleans Brewing Company, was arrested Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Charles Brannan on a warrant alleging violation of the Fuller prohibition law in Prichard. Complainant J A Rountree of Barker Cotton Mills says Tremer sold beer in bottles to several people from a wagon at the mill settlement last week and collected payment on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Tremer
New Orleans’ Brewing Company
Charles Brannan
Inferior
Tremer
J. A. Rountree
Barker
Prichard
City to survey Ryan Park for Father Ryan monument
City park supervisor Pat J Lyons announced on Tuesday that city engineers will survey Ryan Park on Spring Hill Avenue to locate the exact center for the Father Ryan monument. He said the monument will be erected within a short time.
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Ryan
Pat J. Lyons
Ryan Park
Spring Hill Avenue
Father Ryan
Lyons
Boston carpenter to face trial for $169 forgery in Mobile
Hyman Epstein of Boston will be tried in the recorder's court on a first degree forgery charge after cashing a $169.75 check drawn on City Bank and Trust Company at H M Price Hardware. Epstein, who came to Mobile weeks ago, confessed to Chief Crenshaw after investigators pressed him following a chase to Dog River. He admitted hiring a man to prepare the check and signing M Gup's name, then buying goods with the funds.
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Hyman Epstein
Boston
Mass
Recorder’s Court
City Bank and Trust Company
M. Gup
H. M. Price Hardware Company
Epstein
Mobile
Gup
Government Stree Loop
Dog River
Crenshaw
Percy Walker
Walker
N. Gup
New Orleans
C. H. Dannenburg
Lower Government Street
Dannenburg
Edington
H. M. Price & Company
VP and GM Taylor Returns From Washington Trip
Vice President and General Manager R W Taylor returned to the city from a business trip to Washington and St Louis regarding work with Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railway.
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R. W. Taylor
City
Washington and
St. Louis
Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railway
Food and Dairy Executives Meet in Mobile June Program
Section A of the Associa tion of Food and Dairy Executives of the United States announces its Mobile convention program for June 16 20 led by President James Foust with papers on food law administration milk inspection and sanitary measures by state and national figures including Dr Carl Alsberg and Dr Oscar Dowling expected to attend and speak along with a closing round table and officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Association of Food and Dairy Executives of the
United States
Mobile
James Foust
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Pennsylvania
Foust
Harrisburg
H. Billingsley
Alabama Pure Food Department
W. M. Barney
Iowa
F. A. Jackson
Rhode Island
James H. Wallis
Idaho
Lucius P. Brown
Tennessee
J. W. Helme
Michigan
Food Commissioner
Chemical Laboratory
H. F. Potter
Connecticut
Chas. D. Woods
Maine
J. F. Tilford
Kansas
R. M. Allen
Kentucky
William B. Saunders
Virginia
Joel G. Winkler
Minnesota
Association
Carl L. Alsberg
Washington, D. C
Harvey M. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Billingsley
Oscar Dowling
Shreveport
New Orleans
Health of Mobile Report Shows Strong City Health
The April report by Dr. Charles A. Mohr shows 94 deaths with a white to colored split of 37 and 57, plus 73 births. Death rates average 20.77 per thousand, with non resident adjustments. four infectious disease cases originated outside the city. Dairies receive intensified inspection as city officials authorize monthly dairy visits and expanded health enforcement.
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Charles A. Mohr
Board of City Commissioners
Board of Health
Constipation Cured by Dr King's New Life Pills
Sanbury resident John Luogie praises Dr King's New Life Pills as the best for constipation indigestion and liver complaints. The advertisement notes price 25 cents and endorsement by Van Antwerp Drug corp urging all to try them for prompt relief and healthier bowels.
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Dr. King
John Luogie
Sanbury
van Antwerp Drug Corp
New Orleans Officers Must Serve Seven Year Terms
Eugene F. Buhler and Joseph H. Gomilla, ex offi cers of the Teutonin Bank and Trust Company, convicted after its 1912 failure that cost depositors and stockholders more than half a million dollars, must serve seven-year sentences as upheld by the Louisiana Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Eugene F. Buhler
Joseph H. Gomilla
Teutonia Bank and Trust Company
Supreme Court
Digestit Promises Relief For Indigestion In Ads
A testimonial ad from The Proof of The Pudding Co Ohio cites dramatic digestive relief after using Digestit. Customer reports weight gain and regained strength after three packages, plus another endorsement from Mrs. G F Paul in Toledo praising its effects on onions. Product sold by Van Antwerp at 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Pelton
Springfield
Ohio
Daily News
van Antwerp
Two Held for Grand Larceny in Miss. Robbery Case
John G. Stevens 22 of Macon Mississippi and Edmund J. Cole 18 of Brookville Mississippi face grand larceny charges with Cole also charged for carrying concealed weapons. Jones of Fulton Road reported the men stayed at his home then stole a Colt revolver and two razors, were chased to Broad and Dauphin, detained by Officer Shaw, and taken to police headquarters pending arraignment.
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John G. Stevens
Macon
Miss
Edmund J. Cole
Brookville
Cole
Stevens
W. H. Jones
Fulton Road
Government Street Loop
Broad
Dauphin Streets
Dauphin
Conception Streets
James Y. Shaw, Jr
Jones
Shaw
Mr. Jones
Decree Against Mrs Wasserleben Entered
In a chancery court case involving EB B Kirkbride as guardian for Wasserleben’s children, a decree pro confesso was entered against Mrs Wasserleben as the mother-in-law Mary Godeau and Theresa Virginia Wasserleben failed to answer. The suits concern policies of 2000 dollars each carried with the Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor and Sovereign Lodge Woodmen of the World.
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EB. B. Kirkbride
Frederick Wasserleben
Mary T. Godeau
Theresa Virginia Wasserleben
Wasserleben
Chancery Court
Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor
Sovereign Lodge Woodmen of the World
Milk ordinance correction from Government street Farm
Mr H Gabriel owner of Government street Farm and Dairy corrects misquotation in The Item. He explains his support for Sanitation measures and reasonable regulations while noting ice boxes on milk wagons could impose hardship. He clarifies price impact given wholesale contracts and urges adoption of sensible milk regulations. Also note Champlain's Cough Remedy praise and sale by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gabriel
Government Street
Mr. Gabriel
Pitcher Charley Case Traded To Montgomery Club
Nashville manager Schwartz closes deal sending Charley Case to the Montgomery Southern League club to open a roster spot for Breckenridge. Case previously with Nashville figures in the trade linked to Paige, while Chick Smith and Beck rumors are downplayed. Chamberlain's Tablets praised in an advertising testimonial from Newberg Junction.
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Schwartz
Nashville
Charley Case
Montgomery
Case
Breckenridge
Paige
Chick Smith
Cincinnati
Beck
Reds
Rube Benton
Raftery Signs With Fort Worth Club
Pitcher Thomas Raftery, acquired from Wilkes-Barre by the Mobile club last season and delayed by illness, signed with Fort Worth on Monday and left for Texas. He will join outfielders Maloney and other former Mobile players, after impressing in Mobile.
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Thomas Raftery
Finn
Mobile
Wilkes-Barre
Fort Worth
Texas
Raftery
Maloney
Federals at Guayamas Reinforced In Mexican Conflict
Agents of the Huerta government report reinforcements arriving by boat at Guayamas while a main besieged group near the gulf town aims to break in. The Mexican gunboat Guerrero is in the harbor to aid the garrison, with casualty estimates around four hundred dead.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Huerta
Guayamas
Gulf Town
Guerrero
Dodson's Liver Tone Promotes Health and Satisfaction Guarantee
An advertisement claims Dodson's Liver Tone treats coated tongues signaling liver work and replaces calomel. It markets the remedy as mild pleasant and harmless for bilious or constipated children with a druggist guaranteed refund if not satisfied. Price is 52 cents at druggists.
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Dodson
Directors Relected at Factors and Traders Insurance Meeting
Stockholders of the Factors and Traders Insurance Company reelected M. P. Levy F. Forchheimer H. H. Clarke C. P. Dumas R. A. Smith Jacob Pollock Pat J. Lyons A. G. Quinn. L. Hammel was elected to the directory. Organization meeting set for Wednesday to elect officers.
Fullaway Promoted to Assistant Director of Postal Savings
Charles H. Fullaway of Philadelphia was appointed assistant director of postal savings today. He previously served two years as superintendent of the division of finance in the post office department.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles H. Fullaway
Philadelphia
Postal Savings
Post Office Department
Funeral Notice for Joseph Cady Sr
Joseph Cady Sr died Monday afternoon May 12 1913 at 5 30 o clock in his 71st year. Friends are invited to attend from Roche Burke Undertaking Company 110 State Street tomorrow Wednesday morning at 9 30 and from the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at 10. Interment in Catholic Cemetery.
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Cady
Joseph Cady
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
State Stree
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Offer Quick Liver Relief
Advertises Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a remedy for liver stomach and bowel troubles including constipation. Claims quick cleanse of poisons from bowels and improved well being within hours with no calomel or strong purgatives. Suggests benefits for headaches sallow skin dull eyes and blotches with a 25 cent price and free samples from a Hot Springs company.
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Hot Springs
Hotee Chemical Co
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L. H. Meyer & Sons
Dauphin Street
Monroe Park
Cardus
Mohr
Orleanians
Chamberlain
Gabriel
Darius Downey
Newberg Junction
N. B
Federals
Franklin
Chicory
R. O. Harris Grocery Co
Bell Phone
Fullaway
Sherwin-Williams
Druggist Department
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