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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1914

Page

10

Bold thief robs three homes on Government street loop

A bold second story burglar targets the residences of W. K. Morrill Paul Danner and Carl Fox in the Fashionable Government street loop district. He takes from Danner $16 and a gold watch from Fox $40 and a pair of trousers and $0.50 from Morrill leaving a gold watch untouched. The thief entered sleeping rooms and was at large with no clue. The sheriff’s office was notified as the homes lie outside city limits and investigators work on the case.

W. K. Morrill Paul Danner Carl Fox Government Street Loop Danner Fox Mr. Morrill

William A. Alexander Dies at 77 Noted Mobile Leader

William A. Alexander 77 longtime Mobile resident and former grand eminent commander of the Grand Lodge Knights Templars of Alabama died Wednesday at 2:15 AM at his Catherine Street home. A native of England he served in the Civil War though a British subject and later ran hardware and mercantile businesses and headed Mobile fire alarm service. Surviving: his wife one daughter Mrs. W E Taylor of Arkansas five sons E F Alexander Mobile George A Alexander New York R G Alexander Selma C R Alexander Tyler Tex Arthur J Alexander Denver Colorado funeral set for Friday.

William A. Alexander Grand Lodge, Knights Templars of Alabama Catherine Street Mr. Alexander England Alexander Mobile R. L. Owen W. E. Taylor Arkansas E. F. Alexander George A. Alexander New York R. G. Alexander Selma C. R. Alexander Tyler Tex Arthur J. Alexander Denver and Rio Grande Denver Col

Alabama Power opens Coosa Lock 12 hydro plant

At Lock 12 on the Coosa River near Birmingham a celebratory inauguration drew 150 Birmingham leaders and Nashville visitor President Washburn. The project aims for 105,000 horsepower at Lock 12 with plans for 1,000,000 total Alabama capacity, transforming regional industry and power use.

Birmingham Ala Alabama Power Company Lock 12 Coosa River F. A. Washburn Nashville Coosa Alabama Gadsden Hermingham Here Jackson Shoals Com South Germany Canada Niagara Falls Huntsville Mobile Alabama Traction, Light and Power Company Tallapoosa Little River Mussel Shoals Tennessee River

Maritime traffic and river news flows at Mobile wharves

The Belvernon arrived from Puerto Cortez with 14 000 banana bunches and docked to discharge at the M and O wharf. Belize from Belize City carried 20 000 banana cocoanuts and coffee. Alice Lord came from San Juan in ballast. Skoda and Carrie E Look stood offshore with tow plans. Orlander V. Wooten, loaded with lumber, was towed to sea for West Indian ports. Vogesen and Torsdale were en route after cargoes. Caucas sailed for Pensacola for repairs. North American departed for Port Arthur with 12 000 gallons crude oil. Dawn and Ethel carried timber from Gulfport. Captain Lyons resumed harbor duties after a visit to Mississippi and Gulfport. Tim Dorgan on fishing trip at Weeks.

Belvernon United Fruit Co Puerto Cortez Hon Belize Orr-Laubenheimer Co B. H Alice Lord San Juan P. R Fort Morgan Skoda Carrie E. Look Nimrod Mobile Towing & Wrecking Co Orlander Vv. Wooten Turner-Hartwell Lee Jbsso ‘Towing Company West Indian Vogesen Torsdale United States Caucas Into Pensacola Fila North American Texas Oil Company Port Arthur Texas Dawn Ethel Gulfport Miss O. B. Lyons Mobile Lyons Harbormaster Tim Dorgan

Change of Program at Dreamland Theater

Beginning today Dreamland matinees add attractions including trained fleas and trained rats by The Man From Mexico. The rats Nemo and Nellie display numbers colors and card tricks. Profs Frank Terry and George Leon perform while Bowers and Doyle present Excuse Me Widow. A further program change starts tomorrow matinee.

Dreamland Dreamland Theater Mexico Nemo Nellie Frank Terry Ordomain George Leon Bowers and Doyle Comedy Company

Atlantic steamer arrivals load bananas and cargo

Nueces sailed for New York with general merchandise. The Alfred Dumois arrived from Port Antonio with 14,000 banana bunches and 10,000 coconuts. The Nitonian sailed for New Orleans to finish cargoes for Antwerp and London. The Nestonian arrived from New Orleans to load lumber timber and cotton for Havre.

Nueces New York Alfred Dumois United Fruit Company Port Antonio Jamaica Nitonian Mobile Hand Line Afteryx New Orleans Antwerp London England Nestonian Mobilé Liners Pier 2 Havre France

Rev A Leichtenstein to discuss The Jewish Passover

Rev A Leichtenstein will lecture at Central Presbyterian Church Wednesday night at six on The Jewish Passover. The event is announced as a church program open to the public.

Rev A. Leichtenstein Central Presbyterian Church

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