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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1914

Page

11

Quotes on Women and Reformers Show Hidden Motives

A reflective line notes that praise from one woman to another often hides insincerity. It also observes that a man aggrieved by another securing a desired office may feign reform while pursuing his own ends.

Urgent deficiency bill advances with $6.77 million for military needs

The House appropriations committee reported a special urgent deficiency bill of $6,770,632 including over $6 million for military establishments tied to activities in Mexico and the Mexican border. The measure covers army pay, subsistence, supplies, troop transport, camps, and related expenses.

Associated Press Washington Feay Mexico House Oy Appropriations Committee House War Department

Four charges filed against Maj. Hamrock in militia court

Major Patrick J. Hamrock of the First Regiment Colorado National Guard faces arson murder manslaughter and larceny charges in a general court martial at the state rifle range. The case stems from the April 20 clash with strikers at Ludlow and the fire that destroyed the tent colony.

Associated Press Denver Colo Patrick J. Mamrock Colorado National Guard Ludlow

New Orleans Cotton Market Ends Mixed After Day of Fluctuation

The New Orleans cotton market opened higher with advances of 4 to 6 points but softened to a noon loss of 1 point on September and 4 to 6 on other months. Afternoon trading stayed narrow with no major changes while spot cotton held at 13 1/4 cents and 1,007 bales were sold on the spot. Futures closed with a net decline of 2 to 6 points.

New Orleans Liverpool

Cotton market opens higher on demand but closes barely steady

New York May 13 demand renewed with firmer early prices as Liverpool trade and Southwest weather influenced buyers. After Liverpool, activity cooled with realizing pressure. old crop eased 8 to 4 points, new crop flat. Spot middling uplands 13.20, gulf 13.45. Futures end barely steady with May 12.68, July 12.36, August 12.19, October 11.72, December 11.74, January 11.66.

New York Liverpool Gulf

Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Report

Cotton spot firm with good middling at 8.09 middling 7.47 and low middling 6.99. Sales 12 000 bales for speculation and export 1 000. Receipts 1 000 bales. Futures barely steady with May 7.06 May-June 7.06 July-Aug 6.38 1-2 Aug-Sep 6.73 1-2 Oct-Nov 6.40 Dec-Jan 6.31 1-2 Jan-Feb 6.31 1-2.

Liverpool

Wall Street Opens With Dull Trading Across Active Stocks

May 13 New York The stock market shows no early rebound with dull action and little variance from yesterday. Many active shares hold steady while several inactive issues move, including Western Maryland down to 20, Harvester up nearly a point, and mixed moves across Amalgamated Copper American Tel and Tel and others.

Wall Street Review New York Western Maryland Harvester Coast Line Amalgamated Copper American Agricultural American Can American Car and Foundry American Cotton Oil American Smelting American Tel. & Tel Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Mil Rock Island Co Seaboard Air Line Southern Pacific Southern Railway Tennessee Copper Union Pacific United States Steel United States Steel Pid Virginia Caro. Chem Western Union

Turpentine and rosin market reports from Savannah

Naval Stores in Savannah Georgia on May 153 show turpentine firm selling 100 casks with receipts 685 casks and rosin firm with receipts 2 411 barrels. Price quotes list B 3.80 D 4.00 B 4.06 F and G 4.15 H 4.20 I 4.25 K 4.80 M 4.60 N 5.60 WG 5.70 WW 6.76.

Naval Savannah

Apostles Creed Change Debated by Southern Methodists

Southern Methodist general conference in Oklahoma City debated altering the Apostles Creed to remove The Holy Catholic Church phrase. The minority report opposing substitution failed, and other episcopacy matters were adopted with minor opposition. The session adjourned after routine reports and a forthcoming message from Rev. William Bradfield.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Holy Catholic’Church General Conference The Methodist Episcopal Church South Committee On Revival Church of God Committee On Episcopacy Church Extension Board Denny William Bradfield

Deaths and Funerals Florence A. Smith and Julius T. Flock

Mrs Florence A Smith wife of Thomas J Smith died Wednesday at 430 am after eight days illness at her North Broad Street home near Spring Hill avenue She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs E G Burns Alma Smith a son T J Smith Jr and other relatives The funeral will be from St Josephs Catholic Church Flock Funeral Thursday Julius T Flock manager Mobile Auto Co died in Denver Colo His remains arrive Mobile Thursday at 730 am and the funeral is at Roche Burke undertaking parlors at 1030 am

Chancery Mobile Alabama Emanuel H. Bixler Hattie Chance Et al Court of Chancery Southwestern Chancery Division State of Celeste Akridge Marcella Lundy Mobile County Whistler Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Emma C. Williams Sixth and Magee Streets Sixth Street Magee Street Engine Streets Eight and Kenner Street Eighth and Kenner Streets Price Williams’ Estate Mobile Daily Item Carl Holzborn Register Florence A. Smith Thomas J. Smith North Broad Street Spring Hill Avenue E. G. Burns Alma Smith T. J. Smith, Jr Joseph’s Catholic Church

Warrant Warehouse Co Offers Storage and Delivery Services

Our Birmingham Alabama warehouses provide ample space with low insurance rates. We offer city delivery, territorial forwarding, loan negotiation on stored goods, and collecting and remitting for consignors. You sell the goods we do the rest. Contact Warrant Warehouse Co. Birmingham.

Southern Fuel and Material Co Palmetto Street Warrant Warehouse Co Birmingham Alabama

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