Annual Alumni Meeting at Mobile School and Plenary Events
The University of Alabama School of Medicine Alumni Association opened its annual sessions in Mobile with officers elected including Dr. Angelo Festorazzi as president and Dr. M Tisdale as first vice president. A paper on pellagra was read and the day closed with speeches and officer installations. The banquet for the senior class is planned at Cawthon Vineyard and graduation ceremonies set for Lyric Theatre with Governor O Neal and President Denny delivering addresses. Fifteen of thirty four seniors reportedly failed exams. The graduating medical class list includes I A Armistead R H Barnes J H Blue F L P Roswell A F J Boyd K R Cogburn E S Couric and others. The senior pharmacy class includes J L Guice and G E Richerson.
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University of Alabama School of Medicine Alumni Association
Mobile
Hosital
Angelo Festorazzi
M. Tisdale
Mt. Vernon
J. P. McMurphy
Atmore
P. J. Howard
Toulmin Gaines
J. F. Turberville
Century
Fla
J. F. Tuberville
Association
Cawthon Vineyard
Medical College
Lyric Theatre
Emmett O'Neal
George H. Denny
University of Alabama
I. A. Armistead
R. H. Barnes
J. H. Blue
F. L. P. Roswell
A. F. J. Boyd
K. R. Cogburn
E. 8. Couric
Leon Dean
B. Dobson
D. B. Faust
B. F. Frazier
J. T. Gaines
M. M. Gould
T. Hardin
G. W. Kiehnhoff
M. A. Kirglin
C. L. Lewis
M. J. Lingo
R. T. McGraw
H. L. Mc
Vessels in Mobile Harbor Report Distress and Delays
The British schooner Charlevoix arrived in port in distress after reporting quarantine from Matanzas Cuba. The Norwegian bark Naranda completed 64 days at sea from Rio de Janeiro and docked to load cargo. The Mt Vernon carried 16 000 banana bunches from Port Simon, and the Fjell departed for Puerto Cortez with general cargo. The Westlands is due from Havana and the Edda is due to load for South America. The bay steamer Apollo was towed from Fairhope after a boiler failure and lies at Dauphin Street for repairs.
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Mobile
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Cuba
Naranda
Rio de Janeiro
Mt. Vernon
United Fruit Company Line
Port Simon
Fjell
Puerto Cortez
Hubbard -Zemurray Steamship Company
Westlands
Havana
Seeberg Steamship Company
Edda
Munson Line
South America
Apollo
Fairhope
Dauphin Street
Shippers' Forecast Warns of Modest River Changes
Moderate temperatures across north east and west. Tombigbee river and branches show little change for the next two days. Alabama river expected to rise tonight with further increase likely Thursday or Thursday night.
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Tombigbee
Alabama
Bricklayer Felix Slater Injured by Falling Brick
Felix Slater a bricklayer on the City Bank and Trust Company addition on Royal street was struck on the head by a falling brick shortly after 9 o'clock Wednesday morning and severely injured though not believed to be serious. He was taken to the Inge-Bondu rant Infirmary by Roche Burke ambulance.
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Felix Slater
City Bank and Trust Company
Royal Street
Inge-Bondurant
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Weather forecast from the Local Forecaster
Light frosts and near freezing temperatures occur in the Rocky mountains due to a high pressure area bringing fair cool weather from the north Pacific coast to the northern Rockies. General rains sweep the Lake region and the Ohio and Mississippi valleys from a central low pressure area over Minnesota. A second low pressure belt spans Texas to southern California producing scattered rains and warm southerly winds in the west gulf region. Showers expected for Mobile tonight or Thursday.
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North Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Lake Region
Ohio
Mississippi
Minnesota
Texas
California
West Gulf
Mobile
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised as Skin Remedy
In Cornelius North Carolina News editor J T Sussaman reports one box of Bucklen Arnica Salve aided a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Claims include reduction of inflammation and soothing healing. Sold for 25 cents and recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Bucklen
J. T. Sussaman
News
Cornelius, N. C
van Antwerp. Drug Corp. i
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report May 21
Liverpool cotton market dull with prices easing. Middling to good ordinary levels shown. sales total 6,000 bales with 600 for speculation and export and 5,400 American. Receipts 5,000, including 4,300 American. Futures opened and closed quiet and steady with multiple forward contracts listed.
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Liverpool
Wednesay
New York
Breen Reveals Dynamite Conspiracy Ties to Lawrence Strike
Breen testified about a dynamite plot linked to the Lawrence textile strike. He described meetings with Atteaux and Collins, arrangements with Pittman for explosives, and locations including St. Marys cemetery and a Lawrence printing shop.
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Rence
Flynn
Lawrence
Atteaux
Breen
Pittman
Ernest R. Pittman
Wood
Collins
Grand
John
Rooney
Mr. Rice
Lawrence Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
Arlington Mill
Lawrence Police
If This Be Dying Walker Says Fear Not Its Terrors
MACON Ga May 21 Associated Press B Sanders Walker a young banker who swallowed bichloride of mercury a week ago spoke cheerfully today despite imminent death doctors warned he waited for news of a conference of physicians. He remained buoyant and asked to talk with family and friends saying if he is dying the sensation is not as unpleasant as generally pictured
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Associated Press
Macon
B. Sanders Walker
Walker
Nia
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Steady Gains Recorded
New Orleans May 21 Cotton futures opened steady with a 1 to 8 point advance on favorable crop weather. The market stayed quiet but firm through the morning, with new crop months showing strength and daily quotes rising 6 to 9 points by noon. Rumors of continental traders buying late months circulated as professionals looked bearish while buyers remained present.
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New Orleans
Aobur Ee Sevisena
The Chevrolet Six Will Soon Be Here
The Chevrolet Six will debut soon with local dealer Adams as the contact. Public interest centers on early availability and pricing details.
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Adams
New York Cotton Futures Open Steady On Rain Talk
In New York on May 21 cot ton futures opened steady with gains of 8 to 6 points due to higher cables. Weathering concerns from Arkansas and Oklahoma were noted, but overall conditions remained favorable. Early trading was quiet, then prices steadied with active months trading 4 to 6 points above prior closes.
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New York
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Snikaswests
Maeeed
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Ceigdor
Robbery at Beacon Shoe and Schwarz Haberdashery
An unidentified thief entered the Beacon Shoe Company and Ed J Schwarz haberdashery Tuesday night, via a rear skylight pierced by a ladder. Hats shirts jewelry and neckwear were stolen from Schwarz, and shoes silk hose garters cash and plaster from Beacon Shoe. A revolver and Schwarz’s watch remained. sixty six pairs of shoes lay scattered on reopening.
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Beacon Shoe Company
Ed. J Schwarz
Wade
Schwarz
Mobile Cotton Groups Seek Legal Challenge to Railroad Rates
A Mobile joint committee of the Chamber of Commerce and the Cotton Exchange, with legal counsel Luther M Walter of Chicago, plans to pursue an interstate commerce commission case to force rate equalization for cotton shipments into Mobile. They seek up to fifteen thousand dollars in funding and authority to form subcommittees to solicit subscriptions to prosecute the case.
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Kile Cotton Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Luther J. Walter
Chicago
Mobile
Ala
Mobile Cotton Exchange
Williams
Cobb
South Atlantic
Luther M. Walter
Chicnago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walter
M. D. Kahn
Cotton Exchange
Stocks edge lower after initial gains in New York market
Wall Street opened firm with leaders steady and some gains by Canadian Pacific and Rock Island shares, but overall buying faded. Pressure from short selling dragged Pennsylvania to new lows as bonds traded at 100, while many large stocks retreated or held near yesterday's close amid liquidations and lack of investment demand.
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Anaconda Mining Co
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Atlantic Coast Line
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Colorado Fuel & Iron
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Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
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Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
International Harvester
Loutaville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Lehigh Valley
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Peoples’ Gas
Pullman
Reading
Rocke Island Co
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union, Pacific
Nited States Steel
United By Steel
Abash
Want Union
Grain Market Summary from Chicago Wheat and Corn Decline Reverses
Good rains eased wheat pressures in Chicago with cooler Canadian northwest conditions and India concerns prompting short covering. July wheat fluctuated near 8.85, corn steady near 6.61, oats softer then firmed, and pork and lard futures show firm demand with July pork around 19.70 and September 19.50.
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India
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Eptember Bk Ennace
Turpentine market report from Savannah Georgia
Turpentine firm in Savannah reports May 21 sales of 100 casks with receipts of 1 648 casks and rosin firm shows 848 barrels sold and 3 012 received. Quoted prices range from B 4.55 to WW 6.86 per barrel with various grades listed.
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Savannah
Gerardy Kidney and Backache Remedy Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to heed kidney pain as a warning and promotes Gerardy Kidney and Backache Remedy to restore natural kidney function. It claims benefits for overall health and lists a price of 60 cents per bottle at druggists.
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Gerardy
A A Richards Auctioneer Listing at Lincoln's
A A Richards Auctioneer operates from Lincoln's at 453 Dauphin Street with contact numbers Home Phone 1495 and 175 Y.
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J. N. Fowler
Dauphin Street
Lincoln’s
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