Milk Ordinance Debate Ends in Partial Compromise
A three hour city commission session over the health board milk ordinance produced a partial compromise on seating separation and left a 50 degree cooling requirement to be debated Friday. Dairymen led by T. M. Stevens opposed the 50 degree standard and argued for adequate separation, while Dr. McCall and Dr. Harsh defended the measure as targeting mass protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Dairymen
T. M. Stevens
Stevens
Harry Pillans
F. R. Harsh
D. T. McCall
Mobile
Pillans
McCall
Mohr
Dr. Mohr
Woolf
Fordney
Cincinnati
Harsh
Eugene Thames
Graf
Thames
Birmingham
D. T McCall
Boone
Dr. Harsh
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
E. M. Duncan
Duncan
Dr. McCall
Columbus
Mcof
Woman to Argue Her Own Case in Mortgage Fight
New York May 15 Mrs Anna K Daniel will plead her own case in a seven year battle against the United States Trust Company. She accuses collusion and fraud in the company's effort to collect a 19600 mortgage after taking possession of her home at 128 West Eighty second Street under a supreme court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna K. Daniel
United States Trust Company
West Eighty-second Street
Supreme Court
Daniel
Mobile Chamber backs lease plan for school lands
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce endorses leasing school board lands for agricultural and stock raising via a plan proposed by W. T. McGowin. Officials expect long term leases will attract Northern farmers and bolster livestock industries, with U S Farm Demonstration Agent George A. Maloney calling it a sign of Mobile business faith in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. McGowin
Board of School Commissioners
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Chamber of Commerce
Illiam H. Armbrecht
George A. Maloney
United States Farm Demonstration
Board of Commissioners
L. C. Irvine
Mobile County
Chamber
Judge Jones Ill and Court Is Adjourned
Federal Judge Thomas G. Jones fell ill Tuesday afternoon. Montgomery federal court released until further order. petit juries released. grand jury to proceed. Judge W. S. Grubb likely to preside the rest of term. Judge Jones resting well after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Thomas G. Jones
Federal District Court
W. S. Grubb
Jones
Segae
Presbyterian Leaders Call for Organic Union and Edenic Satisfaction
Dr. T C Clyce of Sherman Texas opens the Southern Presbyterian Assembly sermon urging restlessness of mankind and Edenic happiness not found on earth. Dr Mark A Matthews of Seattle preaches for organic union of Presbyterian branches in America through faith while condemning unbelief and urging revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Sherman
Texas
Associated Press
Atlanta
T. C. Clyce
Tex
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Clyce
Eden
Dr. Clyce
Earth
Christ
Dr. Matthews
Presbyterian Church In
America
Mark A. Matthews
Seattle
Wash
Northern Presbyterian General Assembly
Matthews
California anti alien land bill tensions with Japan rise
Washington May 15 President Wilson plans to confer with Secretary Bryan to draft a reply to Japan’s protest over California's anti alien land bill. Governor Johnson has announced he will sign, with Chinda receiving Johnson’s reply unofficially. Bryan in New York. cabinet session to define federal line of policy and negotiations with Japan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Bryan Exuiny
Japan
California
Johnson
Chinda
Viscount Chinda
Bigga
Bryan
New York
Moore
Sacramento
Webb
Japan optimistic on California alien land ownership dispute
Tokyo reports the foreign office optimistic about the talks with the United States over California alien land ownership legislation. A high official said negotiations are progressing satisfactorily and a friendly permanent solution is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokio
Foreign Office
California
Japan
United States
Las Vegas man named chief of Latin American affairs
By Associated Press. Washington May 15. Boaz W. org of Las Vegas New Mexico has been appointed chief of the division of Latin American affairs of the state department, succeeding W. T. S. Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Boaz W. Org
Las Vegas
N. M
Division of
State Department
W. T. S. Doyle
Senate Debates Tariff Hearings and Post Office Deficiency Bill
The Senate resumed debate on the Penrose La Follette amendment to hold hearings on the tariff bill. An appropriations committee agreed to report favorably a House resolution making a deficiency appropriation of $600 000 for the post office department. The House met at noon, considered private bills, and adjourned to noon Friday.
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Appropriations
House
Post Office Department
Chance Returns as Enemy to Chicago in N Y Americans Meet
Frank Leroy Chance arrives in Chicago leading the New York Americans to face his former NL club at Comiskey Park. He predicts a pennant bid with seven pitchers, vows to play first base next Saturday, and recalls a rough debut with misfit players now becoming acquainted.
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Associated Press
Chicagwu
Frank Leroy Chance
Chicago
New York Americans
Comiskey Park
Chance
Elkhart
Ind
Jones Must Do Life Term For Train Murder
Napoleon Jones, a black porter on the Mobile and Ohio line, was affirmed to serve life in prison by the state supreme court for the murder of Anthony McGill, the railroad auditor, on a train last fall. The Tuscaloosa county court had imposed the same life sentence.
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Montgomery
Ala
Napoleon Jones
Mobile and Ohio
Anthony McGill
Supreme Court
Tuscaloosa
Weather outlook by region and time
Forecasts show showers tonight and Friday with moderate south winds. Alabama reports showers tonight or Friday and Mississippi notes local showers, cooler Friday in the north and central areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama
Mississippi
Wallace Plans Gubernatorial Campaign in Alabama
John H. Wallace, a mobile visitor, is an avowed candidate for governor of Alabama in the forthcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama
L N May Invoke Confiscatory Allegation
People of Alabama will ride the Louisville and Nashville Railroad at 21 2 cents per mile beginning next Tuesday morning unless the railroad files a fresh federal suit to challenge the rate as confiscatory. The carrier would seek a restraining order pending case disposition, with final injunction requiring three federal judges to grant. The railroad has recently lost in Birmingham before Judge Grubb. it now charges three cents per mile under Judge Jones's decree from last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Commission
Birmingham
Jones
Citronelle Election Ouster Case Upheld and Ends Fight
The Alabama Supreme Court affirmed the ruling in the quo warranto challenge by M B Bliss against Citronelle’s mayor C W Thomas and council, keeping Thomas and the current city government in office after a ten month dispute. Other rulings include reversing a Baldwin land suit verdict and affirming McGowin vs Dixon in Mobile circuit court.
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Jten
Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
State of Alabama
M. B. Bliss
W. Thomas
Mobile Circuit Court
H. F. McMillan, Sr
Norma Dixon
Mobile Chancery Court
Leila Hawthorne
J. D
C. W Thomas
R. P. Roach
Citronelle
Thomas
McMillan Vs. Aiken Et al
Baldwin County
Chancery Court
McGowin Vs. Dixon
Resignation Accepted of Captain Ed L. Anderson Battery E
Adjutant General JB Scully has accepted the resignation of Ed L Anderson captain of Battery E First Field Artillery Birmingham and ordered Major L S Dorrance to conduct an election to fill the vacancy General Scully issued a commission to Major H N Coleman of Fort Deposit who was recently re elected major of the First Infantry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
J. B. Scully
Ed L. Anderson
First Field Artillery
Birmingham
L. 8. Dorrance
Scully
H. N. Coleman
Fort Deposit
First Infantry
Presidential nominations sent to the Senate for three posts
The president sent to the Senate the nominations of D. Hayden Linebaugh for United States attorney in the Eastern district of Oklahoma Ernest L. Jones of Virginia for deputy commissioner of fisheries and P. G. Henry for postmaster at Texarkana Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
D. Hayden Linebaugh
United States
Oklahoma
Ernest L. Jones
Virginia
P. G. Henry
Texarkana
Ark
Plea for Peace In Platform of John Wallace
John H. Wallace Jr. arrives in Mobile to campaign for governor saying Alabama needs concord and unity. He opposes demagoguery, urges local option on prohibition, and argues new railroads and canals will drive prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallace
Negros Held for Death of Thurston
Montgomery Alabama May 15 A county grand jury failed to indict Jim and Morris Hannon in the death of Thurman Thurston a young constable. Jim Hannon allegedly confessed to killing the officer to protect his brother Morris from harm. Also indicted Will Joe Fuller a young attorney who shot Bernard Tarver in the leg. Fuller is Thurman’s brother in law and is said to be in a state of physical mental collapse.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jim
Morris Hannon
David Oates
Thurman
Jim Hannon
Morris
Will Joe Fuller
Bernard Tarver
Fuller
Tarver
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Board of Education
Tae Ofaith
Amica
Frank Chance
John H. Wallace
L &N
Gitronelle
Mayorhomas
Common Council
John H. Wallace, Jr
Cawthon
Thomasville
Wallace
South
Far East
Union
Peti
Thurston Freed
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