Deficit Seen in School Budget Estimates for Coming Year
Budget notes show total receipts of 190 019 92 and estimated expenditures of 192 923 00 for city and country schools plus summer programs. Salaries listed for principals and teachers, building fund details, and resignations are recorded along with half mill building tax allocations and new appointments for 1913 14. The executive committee notes a leave of absence and staffing changes affecting Barton Academy and Oakdale school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 8S. Murphy
Aseess Revene
Secoe Cree
Lovie McKinstry
Barton Academy
Miss Kimball
Oakdale
E. L. Russell
Raphael Semmes
Marechal
Leinkauf
Clark
Moseley F. Tucker
Alice H. Eakins
M. E. Truitt
Century Book Club
Mobile Mayor Delays Milk Trip Report From Columbus
Mayor Laz Schwarz conducted a secret visit to Columbus Georgia to study iced milk costs. He met with the milk inspector and local dairymen but refused to release findings, saying he would report at the next city commission meeting. A Mobile medical society milk committee was discharged as no longer needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Laz Schwarz
Mobile
Georgia City
Louisville & Nashville
Georgia
Schwarz
Mobile Medical Society
Inspection of Oyster Beds Expands Across States
The U S Department of Agriculture through the Bureau of Chemistry will inspect oyster beds from Cape Cod to Texas including Mobile Bay. Alabama Oyster Commission President John Craft notes special attention to Alabama beds as part of a national effort to detect pollution and restore public confidence in oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Texas
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Mobile Bay
John Craft
Alabama Oyster Commission
Alabama
National Shell Fish Commission
Captain Craft
Local School Staff and Supervisors Names Listed
Holman Rosina Thomas F. E. Bryant Sadie Rogers Emmeline Smith Carrie Gillens are named alongside Maysville School staff including Lillie B Williams principal Bessie Parker Emma McKinnis nee oxige Lane supervisor of domestic office and B L Goodwin supervisor of manual training in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Byrne
T. J. Craves
Chiles Harris
J. T. Stemple
FE. L. Milligan
Jasper Roberts
M. Anita Heustis
Belle Neville
M. Elizabeth Moffatt
Etta E. Lambert
Maud Rossen
A. M. Sclater
Mae Eanes
J. R. McPhee
Edith Duffee
Nona Duffee
Alice Frazer
M. Aline Bright
Grace Delaney
Lena Metzger
EF. Lambard
Fannie
Sneider
Barbara Bader
Emma Gratzner
Lillian Winter
Frances Carey
A. F. Ivulich
Grace la Coste
Grace Russell
Ruby Williamson
Sloise Winter
A. L. Collins
Hopt S. Kimball
Elizabeth Mayers
Aimee Chaudron
Ellen L. Shock
Estelle Chaudron
Ellen Rawls
Claudia Marechal
Katie Yeend
Jessie Curry
Carrie Bright
Oakdale
E. M. Berrey
Ordalia Hargrove
Maud Kimball
Norvine Winter
Mary Crocker
Carmen Hanlein
Tillie Thompson
Jessie C. Farrell
Sy Holman
Rosina Thomas
F. E. Bryant
Sadie Rogers
Emmeline Smith
Carrie Gillens
Maysville
Lillie B. Wiliams
Bessie Parker
Emma McKinnis
Nee Oxige ‘Lane
B. L. Goodwin
Manuel
Kaiser’s daughter Victoria Louise wedding to Ernest August admired
Berlin reports the Kaiser’s daughter Princess Victoria Louise will wed Princess Ernest August, youngest son of the Duke of Cumberland. The ceremony is described as Europe’s most brilliant royal function in over a decade, with all crowned heads invited or represented. Four celebrated ladies will attend Victoria Louise: Grand Duchess Olga of Russia, Princess Mary of Wales, Princess Yolande of Italy, and Princess Elizabeth of Romania.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
German Empire
Victoria Louise
Ernest August
Duke of Cumberland
House of Hohenzollern
Europe
Kaiser
Wilhelm
Olga
Russia
Mary of Wales
King
England
Yolande
Italy
Elizabeth of
Roumania
Seize of Millville fixtures after schooner wreck at Fort Morgan
United States Marshal G B Deans seized tackle apparel and all paraphernalia from the grounded schooner Millville wrecked near Fort Morgan after a libel by seamen seeking $390 wages. The items include four gasoline engines a yawl boat two pumps and two hand pumps now in marshal custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millville
Fort Morgan
United States
G. B. Deans
United States District Court
Hans Peters
Captain Smith
William S. Hedden
Mobile
Marshall
Interesting Facts of House of Cumberland
Berlin May 28 Following are some interesting facts about the house of Cumberland into which Princess Victoria Luise is to be married tomorrow The Prince of Cumberland is both German and English He is a great grandson of George III of Great Britain His grandfather was a brother of Queen Victoria of England They both being children of George III In the event of a succession failure it would probably be the present Duke of Cumberland or in his death the prince of Cumberland who would succeed to the throne due to their descent from King George The arms of the house of Cumberland resemble those of the royal family of Great Britain The Duke of Cumberland is a Prince of Great Britain a general in the British army and a colonel in the Austrian army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
House of Cumberland
Victoria Luise
Prince of Cumberland
George III
Great Britain
Victoria
England
Duke of Cumberland
George
Royal Family of
Petrel Sails to New Orleans After Mobile Stopover
The U S gunboat Petrel, arriving in Mobile from Pensacola, departed at 11 a m Friday for New Orleans where it will spend a week. Officers and crew were entertained by Mobilians and local clubs, with shore leave and a Dreamland Theatre visit noted. The vessel is touring south Atlantic and gulf ports and may proceed to the West Indies or Central American waters after New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Petrel
Mobile
Pensacola
New Orleans
J. F. Hines
J. C. Bright
Yacht Club
Country Club
Seilors
Dreamland Theatre
Seamen's Bethel
Seamen's Bethel Auxiliary
South Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Savannah
Brunswick, Ga
Fernandina
Fla
Key West
Panama City
West Indies
Central American
Longshoremen Return to Work in Philadelphia
Shipping men affected by the strike returned to their posts in Philadelphia as police protection was sought for resumed operations. Several hundred workers went back to their places today with more expected to follow if protection is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Northeast Storm Brings Heavy Rains to Alabama Mississippi
A southwest storm crossed to the northeast causing blustery conditions in Mobile and heavy interior rainfall. Mobile reported 0.56 inches while Tuscaloosa 2.69 inches, Demopolis 2.13, Macon Mississippi 2.05, and Columbus 2.05. Forecaster Albert Ashenberger said the storm should render the Tombigbee waters navigable for steamboats for the next ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama
Mississippi
Tuscaloosa
Demopolis
Macon
Miss
Columbus
Albert Ashenberger
Upper Tombigbee
Architects Asked to Submit Plans for Morgan Memorial Arches
Government street will be lined with ornate pillars and arches for the Morgan memorial celebration during the Southern Commercial Congress in Mobile this fall. Director L C Irvine invites Mobile architects to display their designs to stimulate ideas for the All Alabama Pageant and state representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government
Southern Commercial Congress
Mobile
L. C. Irvine
Government Street
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Yollande
Prince Ernest August
Cumberland
Columbus, GA
R.O. Harris
Bell Phone
Home
New York
Benjamin
New Yorker
H. M. Friedenthal Dauphin
Joachim
Morgan Memorial
Nease
Keilleves
van Antwerp
Royal Street
Weinacker Bros
Government and
Catherine Streets
R. O. Harris Grocery, Co
Dauphin and
Joachim Sts
McPhillips Grocery Company
Gordon and Dilworth
Dunbar
Welch
Dobe
Battle Creek Sanita
Cunliffe Dobson & Co
Bordeaux
OUR Liquor Department
Hannis Distillery Company
Acme
America
Hannisville
Mount Vernon
Marie Brizard and
Roger
France
Jas. McPhillips Grocery Company
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