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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1913

Page

8

World reaction to US Japan tensions in Times analysis

The Times editor Sir Valentine Chirol argues the US Japan dispute is a world question affecting white races and future prospects. He warns California fears may be exaggerated yet notes Japan must respect neighbors’ rights while seeking equal treatment.

Associated Press London the Times Valentine Chirol United States Japan America China California

Bryan's Declaration Misplaced Idealism

The Daily Mail headlines an editorial criticizing Secretary Bryan statements promising no war during his tenure. It cautions that Japan may ignore such claims and warns that trusting the antiwar stance could corner the United States into a conflict.

Associated Press London The Daily Mail Bryan California Japan United States

American Woolen Chief Faces Law Conspiracy Charge

William W. Wood president of the American Woolen Company Frederick F. Atteaux and Dennis Collins were placed on trial in Boston for conspiring to plant dynamite at Lawrence during the 1912 textile strike. They allegedly conspired with John J. Breen and Ernest R. Pitman to prejudice public opinion by making strikers appear to possess explosives.

Associated Press Boston William W. Wood American Woolen Company Frederick F. Atteaux Dennis Collins Lawrence Wood Massachusetts Atteaux Collins Cambridge John J. Breen Ernest R. Pitman Andover Breen Lawrence School Board Pitman American Wool Company

Greeks and Serbs Reach Agreement on War Policy

The Daily Chronicle reports Greece and Servia have formed a common policy on conquered territories and an alliance against Bulgaria, signaling potential war risk. Vienna and Sofia dispatches indicate improving mood between Greece, Servia, and Bulgaria.

Associated Press London The Daily Chronicle Greece Servia Bulgaria Chronicle Vienna Sofia

Hay's Hair Health Promises Quick Grey Hair Reversal

An old style advertisement urges readers to buy Hay's Hair Health to restore natural color and reduce dandruff. It claims rapid disappearance of grey hairs and glossy hair, with endorsements from customers and druggists. The offer includes free Harfina Soap and varying bottle sizes at local drugstores.

Hay van Antwerp Drug Corp Braswell’s Drug Store Mann Bros Dave S. Bauer Suttton Bros ROE Drug CO J.T. Hawkins & Son

Structural strike at Birmingham halts city building work

Birmingham Ala May 19 3000 union carpenters plumbers structural iron and steel workers painters holsters bricklayers and other crafts men walked out this morning after master builders and contractors refused a 5 cent an hour raise making wages 50 cents an hour Three skyscrapers are involved with an estimated five million dollars of building work disrupted Contractors signed with the carpenters are also affected.

Associated Press Birmingham Ala

Banker Walker S Now Awaiting The Inevitable

Sanders Walker a prominent banker and real estate dealer of Macon Georgia swallowed poison by mistake last Wednesday. He rose today and felt no pain though doctors say he cannot live. Messages from across the country pour in as surgeons offer aid. He swallowed the poison thinking it was a headache tablet and, after being told he could not live, left his bed to greet friends.

Associated Press Macon Sanders Walker Walker

Spinster Ada Dunscomb Dies of Starvation in Yonkers Mansion

Ada Dunscomb 60, a Yonkers spinster, was found dead from starvation in a yearslongly neglected mansion occupied with her brother 8 Whitney Dunscomb Jr. Neighbors say the house and its riches hid a mystery with no visits or servants. Coroner Dunn reported no food in the home and the brother planned to notify relatives in New Jersey.

Associated Press Yonkers N. Y Ada Dunscomb Dunn Whitney Dunscomb, Jr Miss Dunscomb Dunscomb New Jersey

Railroad terminal facilities not required for higher rates

Washington May 19 The interstate commerce committee ruled in a Wisconsin to Chicago freight rate case that a railroad cannot demand higher charges solely for lacking direct terminal facilities. The Soo Line has no Chicago terminals and could quit competitive traffic if unable to cover terminal services but cannot impose unjust or discriminatory rates.

Washington Interstate Commerce Committee Wisconsin Chicago Soo Commission

McLaughlin Road Progress Clears Legal Hurdles

President W C McLaughlin of the Pensacola Mobile and New Orleans Railroad reports victory in court over a stock sale injunction. Construction resumes. Baldwin county work continues, with 40 miles to Mobile potentially finished within six months despite the executor’s stock sale bid.

Pensacola Fla W. C. McLaughlin Mobile and New Orleans Mobile Baldwin County Davis United States Cavalry P. and P. Railroad McLaughlin P. and

Swagina Suspended by Barrow Over Newark Row

New York May 19 President Edward Barrow suspends Newark first baseman Swacina for arguing with umpire Hayes in Newark yesterday. Barrow may fine him after further investigation of the incident on the ball fields of the International League.

New York Edward Barrow International League Swacina Newark Hayes Barrow

Noted inventor Stephen Field dies at 68 in Stockbridge

Stockbridge Mass May 19 Stephen Dudley Field famed inventor and prolific patentee dies at home aged 68 Known as the father of the year he held more than 200 patents including the quadruplex telegraph electric elevator and amplified cable depots His first trolley car was built in Stockbridge and a later model is in the Smithsonian He was a cousin of Cyrus Field and Stephen J Field and survived by Celestine Butters wife and two children.

Stockbridge Mass Stephen Dudley Fiels Etimes Su Y Field New Yorks Cyrus Field Stephen J. Field United States Supreme Court Henry M. Field Jonathan Edwards Field

King’s Royal Germetuer Promises Cure for Blood Poison

An advertisement touts King’s Royal Germetuer as a universal remedy for blood and skin diseases including blood poison eczema cancer rheumatism and more. It claims rapid healing when applied to sores and mouth gargles, urging obstinate cases and listing symptoms such as ulcers pimples and hair loss with instructions to take doses and apply directly to affected areas.

Object list of 30,000 bonus votes items

A long, garbled list of consumer product labels coupons and cartons claiming 30,000 extra votes per item. The text enumerates brands and quantities such as Argo Starch Blue Ribbon Bread Imperial Laundry and Kingford Corn Starch along with various soap, labels, tickets, and coupons.

Argo Gulf City Columbia Kingsford Knox Norris Swift Sherwin-Williams Uneek Early Bird New Life

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Times Carl Schurz Riverside Drive Columbia University New York City Omaha Ohio Foley L. Poole California St van Antwerp Drug Corporation Se Laughlin Harry Swagina Mobilian Stephen Dudley Field R. O. Harris Gro. CO Asco Edge’s Swift’s Merita Brands Graham Waters Billie Burke Lue Pilove Inter Sherwin-Williams Excello Barney-Cavanagh Seifert-Gower Yeend Potter Clothing Dept Gabriel Jewelry Co Haas Bros McGowin-Lyons Dreaper and Burns Burrough
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