Unusual Military Memorial Service At First Church
An unusual service designated as a military memorial will be held at 11 a m at First Christian church led by Rev S P Spiegel pastor Alfred G Moses of the Jewish temple invited the occasion with Mobile Post No 1 Grand Army of Republic Camp Raphael Semmes 0 11 United Confederate Veterans First Infantry National Guard city officials and the public expected A special song service is planned
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First Christian Church
S. P. Spiegel
Alfred G. Moses
Crichton Notes and Local Social Happenings
Crichton Ala Miss Jessie Haas chosen as a top Crichton Knott High School graduate. Class day honored with decorations and student speakers. Epworth League and Methodist Church events scheduled for tonight and Sunday school at 9:30.Miscellaneous family visits, illness notes, and new arrivals reported including a baby girl born on Grand Boulevard and several residents moving to Mobile and Bayou la Batre.
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Crichton Ala
Knott High School
Jessie Haas
Ed Haas
Crichton
Uates
Cawtngn Bote
J. N. Cammack
Esther L. Goff
Orchard
Hazel Street
Gould
Mobile
Miss Porter
South Carolina
Gilet
Bayou la Batre
Jake Beckmann
Kelly Street
Robert Thomson
Grandoulevard Street
Stalworth
Beatrice, Ala
Warnereckham
Maynard Swinson
Marshall
Lula Simmons
Cottage Hill
Everett Eastburn
Ethel Goff
Monroe Park
women police movement grows cited by Alice Wells
Policewoman pioneer Mrs. Alice Stebbins Wells of Los Angeles told the National Conference of Charities and Corrections that the long mocked role has become a strong movement. She predicts exchanges of policewomen between large cities and broader future duties beyond the home.
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Alice Stebbins Wells
Los Angeles
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Wells
Building permits issued for week ending May 22
City engineer reports permits for Patton to erect a three room cottage on Gaston and Lyons street, R B Stafford to build a six room cottage on Broad street west of Virginia, and H L Carney to erect a frame dwelling on Lambert and Sadies streets with valued costs.
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Patton
Gaston and
Lyons Street
R. B. Stafford
Broad
West of Virginia
H. L. Carney
Lambert
Sadies Streets
Jail Inspector Oates Visits Mobile County Jail
State Jail Inspector W H Oates spent Saturday in Mobile visiting the Mobile County jail. He conferred with Sheriff Holcombe and jail officials on the possible pardon of Ed Williams, a negro in the jail hospital in the last stages of consumption. Dr Oates recommended sanitizing the jail kitchen with slight improvements. He complimented Jailer John T Brown and Superintendent H Murray on the institution's cleanliness.
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W. H. Oates
Mobile
Holcombe
Ed Wilams
Oates
John T. Brown
H. ©. Murray
Vital statistics deaths births and marriage licenses
Deaths listed include Isaac H Henriques Leon Carl Philip O Brown Thomas T Dorman Teresa M A Kercher Fannie Louise Marshall Births recorded for many couples including W G M A Smith J H A L Hyde John BE Anna M Winstanly James Edward Mae Allen A Bell Powell Ira A Mattie Swift Edward O Laura E Zewen and families Marriage licenses issued to white couples from the probate court for the week ending May 22 naming James Hudson Ella Mae Watson Charles W Stith Florence Montero J G Goodman Mr McDowell Emile G Noel Rosa Bosarge Robert B Stewart Jr Frances Corley Wilmer C Davis Mercedes Alfaro John Funk Mary G Lane Harold Martin Irma Bertha Delhomme John K Dempster Belle Rogers
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Isaac H. Henriques
Leon Carl
Philip O. Brown
Thomas T. Dorman
Teresa M. A. Kercher
Fannie Louise Marshall
W. G
M. A. Smith
J. H
A. L. Hyde
John BE
Anna M. Winstanly
James Edward
Mae Allen
Bell Powell
Ira A
Mattie Swift
Edward O
Laura E. Zewen
Joe
Jennie Vickers
Earl
Edna Surginer
John B
Myrtle Oliver
Frank
Mary Agnes Dooly
John
Dorothy Turck
White
James Hudson
Ella Mae Watson
Charles W. Stith
Florence Montero
J. G. Goodman
Mr. McDowell
Emile G. Noel
Rosa Bosarge
Robert B
Public Invited to City Hospital Open Day
Public inspection of Mobile City Hospital set for the afternoon of June 2 dubbed Hospital Day. Sisters of Charity host the event with a reception and tour of new and remodeled facilities, organized by a committee of physicians and citizens.
High Cost of death by own action faced by friend
Mariette Wis May 22 The county court denied a bill for 26 presented by Zynont Loh after Sobysteypan Kobal killed himself in Loh s home He kept the body overnight and the bill listed charges for keeping the corpse overnight cleaning blood from the floor and spoiled bed clothing The Kobal estate valued at 700 will be sent to his parents in Austria
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Marinette
Wis
Zynont Loh
Sobysteypan Kobal
Loh
Kobal
Lori
Siewie Sein Weete Eee
Austria
Rene
Battle on the San Line Shapes Eastern War Prospect
A seasoned military writer reports a major, open-ended clash 300 miles long from Kolome to the Kamienna in Russian Poland. He notes Austro German forces pressing a center breach, Russia's munition shortages, and Russia’s weak rail links. Italy’s imminent entry may force Austro German redeployments as time presses the San line’s durability.
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Hilaire Bellooce
Lon
Kolome
Bukowina
Kic’ce
Kamienna
Russian Poland
France
England
Austria
Germany
Russia
Dardanelles
Archangel
Vladivostok
San
Vistula
Poland
Italy
Istrian
Diplomatic Efforts by Bernstorff and Dumba Amid Lusitania Crisis
The American correspondent reports that German ambassador Count Von Bernstorff and Austrian envoy Dr Constantin T Dumba are pushing their governments to suspend submarine warfare as talks continue. They fear another sinking could sever US German relations and strive to prevent a rupture. The caption notes this as the latest photograph of Ambassador Bernstorff.
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Count von Bernstorff
Washington
Constantin T. Dumba
Germany
United States
Bernstorff
Frankie Russell Knocks Out Wallace in New Orleans
Frankie Russell of New Orleans stopped Young Wallace of Milwaukee in the third round of a ten round bout. Oscar Williams won an easy decision over Tickle Sanders in the same card at New Orleans Sport arena.
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New Orleans
Frankie Russell
Young Wallace
Milwaukee
Wallace
Russell
Oscar Williams
Tickle Sanders
Chicago Wins Dual Meet With Illinois
Chicago maroon athletes defeated Illinois in a dual meet this afternoon by a score of 74 1 3 to 51 2 3. The meet showcased strong performances across events and solidified Chicago’s lead in the competition.
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Chicago
Illinois
Garment Fabric Pricing and Measurements Details
The notice lists fabric sizes and pricing for material by the yard. It specifies 27 inch width with 6 yards at $44 per yard, and 44 inch wide fabric at full length. The exact items and dimensions are partially garbled but indicate yardage and width options for ORS materials.
Trusty in County Jail Receives Heavy Penalties
George Belford, a county garage trusty, used the county automobile without permission and after loading up on liquor drove it into the county and struck a wagon belonging to G. M. Payne and family. Judge Chamberlain sentenced Belford to eleven months and ten days hard labor for taking and using a motor vehicle and for operating while intoxicated, with fines of $500 or 100 days plus six months hard labor in each counts. Belford was already serving six months and was captured Monday night by Sheriff Holcombe and deputies.
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George Belford
G. M. Payne
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Belford
Holcombe
Oakdale Lawn Party Backs Church Debt Fund
The St Matthew s church lawn party held Tuesday and Wednesday drew help from parish ladies and raised a large sum for the church debt fund. Music by Drago s orchestra, pink and white decorations, and prize drawings highlighted the successful event.
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St. Matthew's Church
Drago
Marie Hammer
W. J. McQuillan
Hermann
Grace Stovall
Oakdale
D. J. Jackson
Dog River
In Memoriam for Margaret Virginia Houston
The notice recalls the death of little Margaret Virginia Houston with details of a March dawn service and an Episcopal burial at Pine Crest cemetery. Frank L. Roche led arrangements, Dr. Richards preached at Trinity Church, and loving family and neighbors attended in a quiet, angelic farewell. She was the only daughter of Victoria Baumbhauer and Harry Ouston and granddaughter of Mrs. Helen Mendal Baumhauer of Whistler.
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Margaret Virginia Houston
Frank L. Roche
Roche-Burke
Earth
Dr. Richards
Trinity Church
Episcopal
Harry
Pine Crest Cemetery
Victoria Baumbhauer
Harry Ouston
Helen Mendal Baumhauer
Whistler
Home Gardener Invites Editors to Visit His Garden
J. E. Davis, an aged white man, invited Mobile editorial staff to his Home Garden beside Congress and Scott. He boasts two cultivated lots and credits the Home Garden Association for helping him start a substantial living. He plans a Monday 4 PM visit to distribute produce to journalists and association supporters.
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J. E. Davis
Congress
Scott
Item
Home Garden
Home Garden Association
Mr. Davis
Davis
Tipperary Sings for Suffrage in Houston May 22
A WCTU adapted version of Tipperary turns into a woman suffrage song in Houston Texas dated May 22. The fragment notes a refrain about the long journey to woman suffrage and bids farewell to voteless women and anti suffrage elements.
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Tipperary
Houston
Texas
Local News in Touleminville and Surrounding Areas
Mr S Meek progressing in Nas ville spa and may leave hospital soon. Mrs Huet well with son Edward fever. The Methodist Missionary in Mira held a meeting at Autrey Greer’s pew home with two new members. St Mark’s Copal Mission lawn party Thursday night a great success. Mr Sam Ingram injuries from a hay press at the Oil Mill.
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S. Meek
Nasville
Spa
Huet
Edward
Mira
Autrey Greer
St. Mark's
Copal
Sam Ingram
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A. G. Moses
Alice S. Wells
City Hospital
Hiltare Belloc
Kaiser
Ethdadsone
Design By
Meg Monton
Trusty
Home Gardener
Tennessee
California
Sran Puddin
Britton
City Bank
Savings Depostor’s Bank
Savings Depositor's National Bank
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