Dairymen Meet to Oppose New Milk Ordinance in Mobile
About twenty five dairymen gathered at Southern Creamery to oppose two strict provisions of the proposed iced milk ordinance. They plan actions to protect themselves, including a New Orleans sales option, while avoiding threats to Mobile officials. A delegation will attend Thursday’s city commission meeting to clarify measures and a health-inspection loophole was noted.
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Southern Creamery
City Commission
New Orleans
Mobile
Appleton Bh. Pritchard
Southern Creamery Company
F. W. Street
J.K. Strachan
Charles D. Green
J. M. Diehl
James W. Doody
J. M. Brown
Thomas W. Finch
Frea
Imland
J. A. Kearley
T. A. Doody
W. &. Steiner
Sylvan Steiner
John Benedick
J.P. Morgan
John Terrell
J. K. Ingersoll
Kk. A. Doody
W. H. Hill
S. M. LeSarron
Emile Graf
Health Department
Mobile mayor invites Catholic Knights of America convention
Mayor Laz Schwarz of Mobile issues a telegram inviting the Catholic Knights of America to hold its 1914 convention in Mobile. The message, dated May 14, 1912, extends a cordial invitation and promises full cooperation to the organization led by Dr. Felix Gaudin of Washington, D. C.
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Washington
Laz Schwarz
Catholic Knights of America
Moobile
Felix Gaudin
Washington, D. C
Mobile
BAPTISTS PLEAD FOR LOYALTY TO HOME MISSIONS
The Associated Press reports St Louis May 14 the board of home missions asks Southern Baptist loyalty to denominational life to maintain influence in Southern civilization. It warns weakening denominational ties breeds scepticism and urges a positive courageous program. The report notes the board closed the year without debt.
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Associated Press
Board of Home Missions
Southern Baptist Convention
South
Home Mission Board
Doctors Studied His Heart Beats in Rare Case
Joseph Carey died in St Johns New Brunswick at age. Six years earlier he had lung surgery in Boston that removed part of the left lung and ribs, leaving the heart partly exposed. The doctors observed his heart beating through thin coverings, a case the medical profession called unique.
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Associated Press
ST. Johns
N. B
Joseph Carey
Carey
Boston
Dairies in Mobile Face Monthly Health Scoring Report
Health Officer Charles A Mohr presents monthly dairy scores for Mobile dairies. A March 1913 report is posted in the board of health office for inspection. April scores awaited due to re scoring. Scores base 30 for equipment and up to 60 for method, with 100 as perfect. Location of each dairy listed for public visitation.
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Dairies
Mobile
Charles A. Mohr
Board of Health
Equipmnt
Weather Forecast: Showers Tonight Through Thursday
Forecast calls for showers tonight and Thursday. Winds light to moderate from southeast and south. Temperatures remain mild with wet conditions possible into early evening Thursday.
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Mobile
Thursda
Fifty-Two Rail Lines Seek Rehearing on Freight Increase
Eastern railroads from fifty two lines east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for a rehearing on the Eastern advance case. The group seeks a six percent freight increase after the commission denied a five percent request two years ago in the case known as 3,460. The hearing before the full commission followed a formal application to reopen the case.
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Associated Press
Washington
Missisippi
Ohio and Potomac
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Debates Tariff Amendment and Women's Suffrage Move
The Senate opened at noon and debated the Penrose-La Follette tariff amendment and held a public hearing. The woman suffrage committee advanced Chamberlain's constitutional amendment. a geological survey for desert water was reported. Guthrie’s ambassadorship to Japan was favorably reported. and other related actions included a memorial from Massachusetts urging protective tariff principles. House not in session, meets noon Thursday.
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Chamberlain
Public Lands
George W. Guthrie
Japan
Marshall
Shansi
Ellen M. Stone
Milan
Massachusetts
Mobile Trade Commission to Visit Central America on Tour
The Mobile Trade Commission plans elaborate receptions in Livingstone Guatemala Belize City Puerto Barrios and other ports during a Friday departure aboard the Belize steamer. Officials will greet the party with regalia brass bands and formalities while business work is handled by Garrard Harris.
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Mobile Trade Commission
J. B. Dortch
Orr-Laubenheimer Steamship Line
Puerto Barrios
Livingstone
Guatemala
Belize
Henry A. Forchheimer
Forchheimer
Trade Commission
Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Garrard Harris
Mr. Dortch
Central America
Rio Dulce
Galveston
Unitea Fruit Line
H. A. Forchheimer
M. Forchheimer & Co
Frank Roche
St. John & Co
L. G. Davis
Mobile Gas Company
Unite States Department of Commerce
Fielding Vaughn
Barney-Cavanagh Hardware Company
J. Leslie Taylor
Mobile Clearing House Association
George Meyers
Dunlap Mercantile Company
J. J. Young
Cunningham Hardware Company
J. D. Moore, Jr
T.G. Bush Grocery Company
Leo Pollock
Pollock & Co
J. M. Ponder
Zadek Jewelry Company
H. T. Mimma
McMillan & Harrison
W. W. Cleveland
McIntyre Lumber and Export Company
Orr-Laubenheimer
Opposition 10 Bryan Views on Currency
Washington May 14 Conferences between President Wilson House leaders and senators on currency legislation will be at the White House early next week. The draft bill reportedly lacks Bryan favored bank deposit guarantees and may include provisions not aligned with his public speeches. House leaders await his reaction amid internal discussions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
House
Senate
White House
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Suffragette Bombs On Train Spur New UK Outrage
Three suffragette bombs found on a passenger car of a train between Kensington-on-Thames and London Waterloo. No explosions occurred as two tins with combustibles were seized. A militant arson squad also burned an empty residence near Folkestone leaving threatening postcards. Home Office weighs compensation for damages from militant funds.
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Associated Press
London
England
Kensington-on-Thames
Waterloo
Highlands
Sanddale-on-Sea
Folkstone
English Channel
Reginald McKenna
Home Office
All Milk Infected Says Dr McCall In Warns On Milk Quality
Dr Dan T McCall warns that without air and water milk near universally lacks safety and is routinely infected at the source. He cites infant mortality and infection risks, urging strict cleanliness and limits on bacteria in milk delivered for babies.
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Dan T. McCall
McCall
von Behring
Six Automobile Parties Wrecked in Peculiar Night Series
Six car crashes near Central Park injured no one seriously. A brougham carrying William Woodward of Hanover National Bank and Mrs Woodward, a Cryder triplet, was struck and overturned on Madison Avenue. Both escaped with minor injuries as the other driver fell unconscious.
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Associated Press
New York
Central Park
William Woodward
Hanover National Bank
Alabama Duel Ends Fatal For Two Men Near Girard
In a public safety blurb from Girard Alabama last night, H. B. Hott was fatally hurt and W. B. Perry was probably fatally hurt in a duel. The incident involves Mary Lou Webster, a young white woman tied to the event, with details coming from advices received in Columbus Georgia.
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Columbus
Girard
Ala
HiHott
W. B. Perry
Perry
Mary Lou Webster
Gause
Public hearing on tariff in Senate doomed
Senate Republicans push to extend open hearings on the Underwood tariff as manufacturers press to testify. A Lansing Michigan letter from a self described original Wilson man warns the sugar industry faces death once the Underwood schedule takes effect amid a heated chamber debate.
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Michigan
Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senator Penrose
Simmons
Bacon
Senator Stone
Randall
Ha * Simmons
Ransdell
Lewis C. Rowley
Lansing
Mich
Reed
Healers Licensed to Practice Under Alabama Ruling
State Health Officer W H Sanders says Alabama law bans Christian Science healers without medical licenses after Court of Appeals decision in J J Smith case from Bessemer. He notes no licensed Christian Science healer exists in Alabama and urges grand juries and solicitors to prosecute violators.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
W. H. Sanders
Court of Appeals
J. J. Smith
Bessemer
Smith
Sanders
Atlanta Chosen For Shriners Convention
Dallas dispatch reports Atlanta Georgia was selected to host the 1814 Shriners convention, chosen over Memphis and Buffalo with the decision announced after deliberations in Dallas Texas.
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Atlanta
Shriners
Dallas
Texas
Memphis
Buffalo
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