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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1915

Page

5

Medical School Receives Local Support for University of Alabama

Support for Mobile's Medical School of the University of Alabama grows after a faculty meeting on St Anthony Street. Dr T Frazer notes need for hospital ties and funding while praising progress and diplomacy with Sisters of Charity. Local officials and lawmakers pledge effort to keep the college in Mobile.

School of Medicine University of Alabama Mobile Mobile Tors St. Antho Street T. Frazer Frazer Bart B. Chamberlain Charles A. Mohr Sisters of Charity A. E. Thayer D. H. Edington Alumi Association W. E. P. Wilson Claude A. Grayson H. T. Hartwell Finance and Taxation Committee

Market Report Chicago May 20 Eggs and Potatoes Prices

Butter unchanged eggs lower with 17 087 cases received at mark including ordinary firsts and firsts. Potatoes lower with 28 cars received. Michigan and Wisconsin red 36 38 and 38 43 for white.

Chicago Michigan Wisconsin

Local and visiting business figures stay at Mobile hotels

A parade of visitors from Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida checked into the Cawthon Bienville Battle House St Andrew and Klosky hotels for Thursday. Notables include H Bryant of Home Telephone Co presiding at a Southeastern Telephone Association meeting in Canon City and John D McInnis Mobile and Ohio Railroad official visiting Meridian.

H. Bryant Home Teleword Company Canon Tenn Southeastern Telephone Association John D. McInnis Mobile and Ohio Railroad Meridian Miss W. D. Nesbitt Birmingham Ala Great Warrant Warehouse Company Mobile J. C. McDavid York Frank Matlock Irvington L. C. Gilbert Newton T. S. Ward Cuba Frank A. Creagh Moss Point G. Davis W. C. Rogers S. Foshee Brewton W. E Bdins W. C. Odom Davis Samuel Sieger Gramden Paul Rosden Montgomery J. W. Whiteheart Monroeville J. A. Bishop H. J. Fite E. J. Cox Bessemer F. W. Hare O. H. Walton Frank Boykin Calvert Klosky’s Hotel Arthur Gletchill D. L. Stewart Mary F. de Ore Grand Ee T. B. Pack Jackson M. Thweatt E. Hansen Palmetto Beach Morris Gardner Atlanta Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association Charles Rudolph St. Louis Haiden Miller

Ivins Story Of Roosevelt Told On Stand In Fairy Tale

The defense characterizes the Roosevelt episode as a fairy tale while disputing claims of ubiquitous boss rule. The attorney questions whether invisible government or a billeau boss system has been proven and who censors morals in this debate.

Bowers George, Washington Abraham Lincoln Messrs Guggenheim Penrose Barnes Roosevelt Ivins Platt Congress Billeau Madam Royal Old Government Williiams St

Foreclosure Sale on Mobile County Property Under Vendor's Lien

By virtue of a vendor's lien reserved in a 1907 deed from Ellen M. Gordon to M. Wheeler and subsequently transferred, George Ball trustee will sell on June 14, 1915, in front of the Mobile County courthouse for cash the eight acre tract in Section 3, Township 1 West, described from the northwest corner and bounded by Cedar Point road, to foreclose the lien and pay the secured debt, costs, and attorney fees.

Ellen M. Gordon William E. Gordon M. Wheeler Mobile Coun Alabama George Ball Mobile County Alabama Court House Mobile Harris W. Garrow Annary Bullock Cedar Point Cedar Point Road William EK. Gordon Edward Corrigan George B Willis Thornton & McLeod

Closing Thursday Markets Reflect Mixed Cotton Prices

Mobile cotton market reports low ordinary and good middling prices with tone steady. Sales reach 225 bales while exports show figures to Great Britain and the continent with stock and receipts totals noted.

New Orleans Cotton Market Sees Modest Daytime Rise

New Orleans May 20 prices for cotton edged up in steady trading with limited supply and moderate demand. Spot cotton held at 9.00 Middling. total of 850 sales basis. Prices closed with a net advance of 17 to 18 points as market steadied despite wartime news.

New Orleans Italy Austria

New York Cotton Opens Firm After Early Decline

The cotton market faltered at first as Liverpool cables showed weak demand, pulling early prices down. Late in the first hour buyers lifted values about two points from the prior close, with spot sales quiet and middling grades steady. futures for July October December January ranged within narrow limits.

New York Liverpool Texas

Wall Street Downturn Dims Early Trading As War Stocks Rise

May 20 New York prices slipped further with most war shares advancing only modestly. Some leaders like Chesapeake & Ohio and Missouri Pacific faced pressure amid looming developments. Secondary issues recovered before the first half hour ended as foreign tensions restrained activity.

Wall Street Review New York Chesapeake & Ohio Missouri Pacific Y. Amalted Copper Agricultural American Can American Car & Foundry American Cotton Oil American Smelting American Sugar American Tel. & Tel Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Onto Mil. & St. Paul Erie Ral Electric Reat Northern Kansas City Southern Louisville & Nashville Liggett & Myers Oeraee Co Eeeater Missouri, Gas & Texas New York Central N. H. & Hartford Northern Pacific Eaecene Reading Iron Steg Rock Island Co Seaboard Air Line

Liverpool cotton market steadies as sales reach seven thousand bales

May eration spot shows moderate business with prices steady. Grades listed include good middling at 21 1 2 pence, middling at 21 pence, and low middling at 19 3 4 pence. Sales total 7 000 bales, 6 700 American for speculation and export, receipts 12 000 bales. Futures quoted: May-June 12, June-July rate 1 2, July-August 1 2, August-September 6 1 2, October-November 6 6 1, January-February 5 6 5, March-April 5 7 2, Shag-dune 6 7 9.

Liverpool Gooding Lowling

Naval Stores Market Report from Savannah May 20

Receipts show 293 casks of rosin and 1,342 barrels. market quotes list various grades and prices with F O B and other figures including B $2.70 D $2.90 G $3.00 H $3.00 K $2.26 M $4.00 N $4.90 E I $2.16 and WG $5.85.

Savannah E. I

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