Sheriff's sale notice in Mobile County Alabama 1914
Public sale summons in two cases. First, City Bank and Trust Co guardian of J N Kidd versus George E Sizemore, June 16 1914 at noon, 307 Eslava Street Mobile. Second, Chancery case Solomon Brown et al versus others with order to plead by May 25 1914 and notice in The Mobile Item.
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City Bank & Trust Co
J. N. Kidd
George E. Sizemore
Law and Equity Court
Mobile County
Alabama
Alaama
Eslava Street
Eslava
Franklin
Mobile
Thomas T. Palmer
David R. Burgess
Douglass Davis
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
Solomon Brown
Pristina Brown Higgins
Robert Senack
Manuel Coleman
Corinne Vincent
Frank Taylor
Ed Davis
Sauraphine Coleman
Lauraphine Coleman
Lauraphine Taylor
Norton's Branch
Mobile Item
Carl Holzborn
Register
Funeral of Louis Lowenthal Held at Mon Street Home
The funeral for Louis Lowenthal was held Monday at 10 a.m. from Walter Mitchell's residence at 1012 Government Street. Rabbi A G Moses led the service and eulogized the deceased. Interment followed in the Hebrew cemetery with ornate floral tributes. Pallbearers were Adolph Brown Sam Hahn Harry Haverman Louis Simon Norman Meyer and J Friedman.
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Louis Lowenthal
Walter Mitchell
Government Street
A. G. Moses
Adolph Brown
Sam Hahn
Harry Haverman
Louis Simon
Norman Meyer
J. Friedman
Funeral for Mrs Euphrasia Antunez at St Vincent's Church
Sunday service for Mrs Euphrasia Antunez at St Vincent's Catholic church conducted by Rev Father Early. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers C L Crow O L Barclay J R Martinez and C Evans.
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Euphrasia Antunez
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Father Early Con
C. L. Crow
O. L. Barclay
J. R. Martinez
C. Evans
Funeral services held for Raymond I. Hill
The funeral for Raymond I. Hill was held Friday afternoon departing from his grandmother Mrs. T. J. Huston’s residence at 12 Chamberlain Avenue and from Dauphin Way Baptist Church at 5:15 with Rev. W. P. Hines and Rev. J. B. Anderson officiating. Interment followed in Magnolia cemetery. Sunday school class members Arthur Donovan Ernest Hodges John C. Partin and Berney Cartin served as pallbearers.
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Raymond E. Hill
Raymond I. Hill
T. J. Huston
Chamberlain Avenue
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
W. P. Hines
J. B. Anderson
Magnolia Cemetery
Arthur Donovan
Ernest Hodges
John C. Partin
Berney Cartin
Death of Norphlette D Rawles in Whistler
Norphlette D Rawles age 34 a native of Whistler Mobile county died Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at his home after several weeks illness. He was born July 27 1879 in Whistler and worked for Mobile and Ohio as brakeman and conductor then with a Western Railway before returning to Whistler from El Paso Texas. Survived by his parents his wife one sister Christine and three brothers Thomas H Jr Wylie and John E Rawls. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen McDonoghville Lodge No 225. Funeral Tuesday from Peter Petersons residence Whistler burial in Whistler cemetery Gulf City Lodge No 427 will attend in a body.
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Norphlette D. Rawles
N. D. Rawles
Whistler
Mobile County
Thomas H. Rawles
Mr. Rawles
Mobile and
Ohio
Western Railway
el Paso
Tex
Christine
Thomas H. Jr
Wylie
John E. Rawls
Brotherhood of Railway
McDonoghville Lodge No. 225
McDonogh
James Shelton Pistole Dies After Illness
James Shelton Pistole a well known Mobile police officer and Mobile native died after a long illness at his home 107 Street. He served the department with distinction and was aged at the time of death. Funeral arrangements will be announced by his family.
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James &. Pistole
James Shelton Pistole
Mobile Police Force
Mobile
Notable Local Figure Connected to Knights Group
Fragmentary text references a man named Pistole linked to a Woodmen of the World Knights group and mentions his wife, three children, siblings Mia and Felix Tacon, and other individuals. Details are incomplete.
Mrs Lila E Smith Dies After Twenty Two Years In Whistler
Mrs Lila E Smith a native of Alabama aged 49 years and a resident of Whistler died Saturday. She leaves a number of relatives. Interment was held on Monday.
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Lila E. Smith
Lila
Dna Smith
Alabama
Whistler
Mobile
Dennis J. Eslava Dies in Mobile at Spring Hill Residence
Dennis J. Eslava of Mobile died Monday at 4 30 a.m. at his Spring Hill home after a long illness. He leaves his mother Mrs Martha Eslava and three brothers Jerome, Holland and Owen Eslava. A member of several fraternal orders, he ran Eslava & McDonald grocery at Charleston and Wilkinson streets. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday evening with time to be announced.
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Dennis J. Eslava
Mobile
Spring Hill
Martha Eslava
Jerome E
Holland J
Owen J. Eslava
Loyal Order of Moose
Order of Beavers
Bids Sought for School Building Demolition or Rolling
Bids will be received at the Board of School Commissioners office until noon May 22 for rolling the one story frame structure at the northeast corner Jefferson and Savannah streets, to the school lot on the southwest corner Groad and Augusta. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. For further information apply to Murphy Superintendent. 3:17-18.
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Office of the Board School Commissioners
Jefferson and
Savannah Streets
Groad
Augusta
Murphy
Kilby Spent Thousands for Nomination in Alabama Race
Special to The Item reports in Montgomery on May 18 that Thomas E. Kilby paid 2970 dollars for his lieutenant governor nomination and J A Wade paid 1645 dollars for the agriculture commissioner race according to expense accounts filed today.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thomas E. Kilby
J. A. Wade
Banker Dies At Desk In New York
Edward Burns vice president of the American National Exchange Bank died at his desk today in New York. He had been connected with the bank for nearly fifty years.
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New York
Edward Burns
American National Exchange Bank
Williams rearrested for trespass on Frederic property
Tom Williams previously fined $50 and costs in the Inferior Criminal court after trespassing on C. P. Frederic’s South End property and released on a $590 appeal bond was rearrested Monday for trespass on the same property.
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Tom Wiliams
C. P. Frederic
South End
Costa
Market Report and Commodities Snapshot
Market steady with 75 bales sold today and receipts of 314. Stock on hand 16101 at U.S. ports this year. Exports today about 86, exports since Sept. 1 total 396255. Receipts at U.S. ports 19428. Last year figures: 16419. Overall, trade activity shows steady demand and sizable shipments across markets and ports.
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United States
Idoo Bong Econsories Ee
Aeae
U. S
Sybase
Cotton futures open steady after favorable cables and weather
New Orleans May 18. Cotton futures rise 2 to 6 points on favorable cables and belt weather. Demand after the call lifts prices to about 7 points, 2,000 May notices issued, market recovers after setbacks, closes steady with a net advance of 7 to 9 points.
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New Orleans
Sale Ceteascle
Eh Tae
Cotton market rises on higher cables and unsettled weather
May 18 New York cotton futures opened steady with gains of 3 to 6 points before easing 3 to 4 points from intraday highs. Spot cotton steady with middling uplands at 13.60 and middling gulf at 13.85. Futures closed steady with July at 12.60, August 12.44, October 12.13, December 12.14, January 12.08.
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New York
Gulf
Market Report Describes Cotton Prices and Trading
The market shows firm to middling grades with middling prices around 7.55 and 7.07. Sales reach 14 000 bales with 6 000 bales of speculation and export and 2 000 bales received. Futures remain quiet with May around 7.10 and other front months in the 6.4 to 7.1 range.
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Een Inaaia EH
Chicago Market Prices Report May 18
Wheat No 2 rough 97 1-2 to 95 1-2 cents. No 2 hard and Northern 97 to 98. No 2 spring 96 1-2 to 97 1-2. Corn No 2 71 1-2 to 71 1-4. Oats Standard 41 1-4. Pork 19.85, Lard 10.07, Ribs 11 to 11.50.
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Chicago
Ene Nee
McCain Nominated for Federal Marshal Post in Alabama
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Underwood Dent and Heflin back McD Cain of Montgomery for federal marshal of the middle Alabama district. It is understood the attorney general will appoint Cain on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Montgomery
Ala
Washington
Underwood
Dent
Heflin
McD Cain
Middle Alabama
Cain
Deputy Arrests Woman for Libel and Slander
Lula Baldwin was arrested Monday on the charge of libel and slander. The arrest followed a deputy sheriff’s remark in which he cited a payment to refrain from arrest, and the officer promptly acted after the comment was made.
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Lula Baldwin
Dennis Lynch
Brandan
Lynch
Paroled Inmate Answers Civil Suit For Court
Matthew Welsh, confined in the penitentiary for the killing of T. C. Bum Neely, is in the city on a ten day parole issued by Governor Emmet ONeal to be present in court in a damage suit against him.
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Matthew Welsh
T. C
Bum) Neely
Emmet O'Neal
New York Stocks Rise With Rail Shares Leading Advance
May 18 stock market opened higher in New York with rail stocks advancing rapidly and steel and copper issues also showing gains. Improved inquiry from commission houses supported broad strength as many major issues posted gains including Amalgamated Copper American Can General Electric United States Steel and Tennessee Copper among others.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil. & St. Paul
Erie
General Electric
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Interborough Met
Pfd
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Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Company
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
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N. Y
N. A. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep
Tron. & Steel
Rock Island Co
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee
Texas Company
Cash Grain Prices in St Louis May Grain Report
Cash grain prices from St Louis on May 18 show Wheat No 2 red 97 97 1 2 and No 2 hard 95 96 1 2. Corn No 2 78 and No 2 white 75. Oats No 2 40 1 2 and No 2 white 41 1 4 42.
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St, Louis
Labor federation debates child labor and school laws in Alabama
Delegates at Mobile gather for the fourteenth annual Alabama State Federation of Labor session. Speakers urge voter action, compulsory education, and laws abolishing convict leasing while regulating state custody workers. John Craft speaks on child labor and factory employment, urging age restrictions and school attendance. Mayors and officials extend welcome as credentials are reviewed and the convention adjourns for the day.
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John Craft
Ganage
State Federation
Craft
General Assembly
Alabama
Lyons
Alabama State Federation of Labor
Central Trades Council
St. Michael Street
George W. Jones
Central Trades Council of
Mobile
T. A. White
Pat J. Lyons
United States
Makite
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