Nations urge stronger forces and world court idea
Business bodies of the country urge stronger forces and a permanent international court. Speakers including L B Cuthbert of Denver and Edward Filene of Boston advocate international law, a police force, and preparation to defend against injustice. The group backs Wilson and calls for cordial national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NE Lake
N. Y
Mohonkee
Seretsy
Reman L. B. Cuthbert
Denver
Proauatis International Tribunals
Inter- National Court of Justice
Wilson
Edward Filene
Boston
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Filene
William A. Weir
Quebec
Simeon BR. Baldwin
Connecticut
Court Docket Highlights for Saturday and Friday Sessions
In Browne’s Circuit Court docket on Saturday names McGowin v L and N R R Co and Seabury v Henderson alongside Camp Lumber v McGowin Lumber and Buck v Carre. Friday Law and Equity Court lists Kelly Brady Hardware Co v Hollinger dismissed and Rubira v McDermott Advertising Service with damages set at 61.26. Saturday call includes Patent Vulcanite Co v Richards Building Material Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Browne
Florence M. McGowin
M. G. Seabury
Wt. Henderson
Camp Lumber Company
McGowin Lumber & Export Company
B. J. Buck
B. Carre Company
Law and Equity Court
Berney
Kelly-Brady
Hardware Company
G. R. Hollinger
Plaintiff
Co. A. Rubira Et Als
McDermott Advertising Service
Patent Vulcanite Company
Richards Building Material Company
Law and Equity Court Friday Docket Summary
Equity side docket shows decree pro confesso against all defendants in John Parquette vs J W Fristoe et al and Virginia V Dunlap et al vs J W Fristoe et al. Chancery matters include Day Hamilton Mercantile Co v Lorraine Finnegan et al continued to May 24 and several motions to strike or reset dates. Adjournment until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Equity Court
Equity
Safford Berney
John Parquette
J. W. Fristoe
Virginia
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
M. D. R. Dunlap Mercantile Co
Day- Hamilton’ Mercantile Co
Register
Erence Lorraine Finnegan
Mary McCarty
William Pettis
Annie Pettis
Mary Williams Steward
John J. Cooper
I Hardware Co
Ve. B. Kimball
Mary EB. Ball
L. R. Kim
Ted
Bill
William W. Crawford
Sibley Land Co
Burial Service for Philip O. Brown Held at Magnolia Cemetery
Rev. Fr. John W. Dunne conducted the funeral for Philip O. Brown a well known Mobilian. Service was held Thursday from 600 Marine Street and interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery with pallbearers C. D. Haig Jake Untriener George Vautrot Paul Thublin W. Schnell and J. W. Taggert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Brown
John W. Dunne
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Philip O. Brown
Marine Street
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs
C. D. Haig
Jake Untriener
George Vautrot
Paul
Late Marine News From Mobile Harbor Reports Ship Movements
The Kennebec left Mobile for New York after repairs at Ol linger and Bruce Docks. The Petra of Manson Line arrived in quarantine and was released. The Alabama packet Peerless, with Montgomery and Selma passengers, reached Municipal docks and prepared to depart. The Verona of the I zwae Company sailed from Punto Corte for Helen Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Mobile
Galveston
Texas
Ollinger and
Bruce Dry
New York
Petra
Manson Steamship Line
Barberriday
Alabama Or
Peerless
Montgomery
Selma
Municipal Docks
Uncrag
Louis Donald & Co
Verona
I Zwae Company
Punto Corte
Ig Helen Henderson
Ova Ag Ween
Pillans Elected New Rotary President At Mobile Club
Pillans, a well known attorney, was elected president on the second ballot defeating William H. Monk Jr and B O Fowlkes. Other officers were Stewart A LeBlanc first vice president, L Dixy secretary, Dr H Taylor assistant secretary. Directors include J Blackshire, William H Armbrecht, Seale Harris, and William H Monk Jr. The annual meeting at the Rotary room of the Cawthon noted high turnout and a run off among top vote getters. Dr Taylor’s election as secretary was unanimous and Hans on and Fowlkes were re elected without opposition. Dr Taylor named delegate to the San Francisco convention. Flowers were requested for Rotarian Albert P Bush in Lakeside Hospital. Installation to be aboard the steamer during the June 3 annual outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or Pillans
Mobile Club
Mr. Pillans
William H. Monk, Jr
B. 0
Fowlkes
Stewart A. LeBlanc
Avi L. di Dixy
Dr. H. Taylor
Asistant Sec- O
Hanson
Evens E. Oliver
J. Blacksher
William H. Armbrecht
Seale Harris
J. W. Hunter
Rotary
Cawthon
J. Seale Harris
Taylor
San Francisco
Cleveland
Ohio
Rotary Club
Albert P. Bush
Lakeside Hospital
American Schooner John D. Colwell in Distress Off Jamaica
The American schooner John D. Colwell, en route from Ponce to Mobile, suffered an explosion after a crewman used a lighted match in a hatch kept open for twenty four hours. Two sailors were lost and several others seriously injured. The vessel headed toward Cape Cruz for aid and will reach Mobile for repairs. Owned by Colwell & Thurow of Boston, the ship is part of a fleet including Robert Graham Run and Peter H. Crowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Colwell
Mobile
Manzanillo
Ponce
P. R
Jago
Jamaica
Colwell
Cape Crus
Colwell & Thurow
Gulfcrest Man Faces Obstruction Charge in County Road Case
A. F. Leslie of Gulfcrest Alabama was jailed Friday afternoon on a charge of obstructing a public road after resisting arrest. Deputy Charles Brannan escorted him to court where he posted bond. County workers cut down an obstructing fence along the Russell to Lott road Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Leslie
Gulfcrest
Ale
Eliff Charles Brannan
J. H. Jackson
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Leslie
Russell
Lott Road
McCoy
McCormick
Packard
Malachy Hogan
Fin
M~mick
Mrs. Buffum Pleads Guilty in Arsenic Killings
In Buffalo on May 21 Cynthia Buffum pleaded guilty to second degree murder for fatally poisoning her husband Willis Buffum with arsenic. She received a twenty year prison sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Cynthia Buffum
Willis Buffum
Definition of a knockout and famous ring moments
A historical overview defines knockout as a contest ending by a single blow or series of blows and notes other uses in theater and comedy. It recounts sensational Chicago bouts, including Jack McCormick vs Kid McCoy and Joe Choynski vs Eddie Carter, emphasizing public shock and lasting chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward & Voices
John L. Sullivan
Billy Madden
Chicago
Jack McCormick
Philadelphia
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Joe Choynnski
Eddie
Kid) Carter
Old Star Theatre
Kinzie and
Clark Streets
Wood
McCormick's Hall
John &. Sullivan
Slow Pee
Dereen
Boston
Sam Summerfield
Charley Essig
MacCormick
Hiverybody
Sherman hardware executive commits suicide in office
Sherman, Tex May 21 W L Sanford aged 51 vice president of a local wholesale hardware company shot and killed himself in his office today with a pistol At one time he was president of the Southern Hardware Jobbers Association Health was said to have caused his act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Tex
W. L. Sanford
Southern Hare Jobbers’ Association
Memphis Club Releases Pitcher Ted Goulait to Dallas
Memphis officials of the Southern Association announced the release of pitcher Ted Goulait to the Dallas club in the Texas League. Goulait had joined Memphis from the New York Nationals earlier in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Southern Association
Dallas
Ted Goulait
Goulait
New York Naonals
Cheney Faces Board Over $1000 Charge
Former cen department official appeared before the board of compromise in Montgomery to contest charges exceeding $1000 by the examiner of public accounts J H Craig. He argues the sums were erroneous and not due, noting one amount paid for an addressograph machine. The panel included Governor Henderson, Auditor Allgood, and the attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
C. Ae
Ormer Cen
Department Ature
Board of Compromise
Examiner of Public Accounts
J. H. Craig
Cheney
Henderson
Allgood
Labor Leader Becomes British Cabinet Member
London May 21 Arthur Henderson, a labor leader, becomes president of the local government board in the new cabinet replacing Herbert Samuel. Trade unionists welcome the appointment as a notable development outside of Asquith and Grey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
Edward Grey
Arthur Henderson
Herbert Louis Samuel
Ardanmhor Ships Out With South District Cargo
The British steamer Ardanmhor sails for England loaded with lumber timber steel cotton and iron from the Birmingham and Chicago districts via New Orleans bound for Manchester. It recently delivered the second zinc shipment to the United States from Australia. The cargo is contraband of war and mariners watch its movements closely due to prior casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Mineral District
Birmingham
Manchester
Eng
New Orleans
United States
Australia
New Officers of Elks Serve Annual Feast
The annual officers supper of B. P. Elks No. 108 was held at their Gov ernment rest home with large attendance. Guest Dc Lavretta delivered an address on Ikdom and paid tribute to the late Judge Price Williams, with Dr. R. Jones and H. C. Lavwanmcle noted among other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Elks No. 108
Government Rest
Elks
Dc. L. Lavretta
Ikdom
Dead Brothers
Price Williams
Coraeiens
Price Wiliams
R. Jones
H. C. Lavwanmcle
TIZ Foot Relief Advertises Quick Comfort
An advertisement promotes a 26 cent box of TIZ as a remedy for tired aching and swollen feet. It claims instant relief from chafing, burning, and soreness and promises feet that no longer feel tight in shoes.
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Late Marine News
Regina M. Drey
St. Emanuel St
Leighton E. Norman
the Item
Empire Theatre
Mobilitem
Kn A
ED W. Smith
Labor
Ardanmhor
England
Officers of Elks
Palm Beach
U. S. Patent Office
H. M. Friedenthal
Dauphin and
Joachim
Mobile Gas CO
Obese
Epritt Set
Pang
Dauphin Street
Ann Street
Morrill & Lyons
ST. Francis Street
Olli
Goubil’s
Burbank
Welch
The
W. T. Goubil
Dauphin ST
Bell
Mobile & Ohio
R. R. Lands
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