Republicans Fault Navy Bill In Minority Report
In a minority report to the House Naval Committee Republicans oppose the $241 million naval bill as too limited. They urge two dreadnoughts and six light cruisers, more submarines, aircraft funding, a national defense council, and multiple work shifts to speed production. They argue the bill ignores naval recommendations and risks countering the nation’s defense needs.
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House Naval Committee
Washington
National Defense Council
Monea
Secretary Houston to Meet Mobile Delegation Monday
Information from the Mobile Chamber of Commerce reports Secretary D F Houston of the agriculture department will meet Mobilians Monday to discuss cattle imports from Central and South America via Mobile. Senators Bankhead and Underwood and Representative Gray pledged support and will join the delegation.
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D. F. Houston
Department of Agriculture
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Mobil Chain of Commerce
Central
South America
Baraca Class Benefit Concert For Church Fund
The Baraca Class of Dauphin Way Baptist church plans a musical program tonight at 8 o'clock to aid the church interest fund. The show features vocal and instrumental solos with orchestral music, including performances by Mr Schnell Mrs Allin Feeks Miss Eugenie Rosson Miss Donna Hamburger Mr Tom Hallett Mr Frederick Dunster and Mr DeWill Hutchins.
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Baraca
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Church
Mr. Schnell
Allin Feeks
Eugenie Rosson
Donna Hamburger
Tom Hallett
Frederick Dunster
Wright
DeWill Hutchins
Evelyn Thaw Marries Dance Partner Clifford in Maryland
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and her dancing partner Jack Clifford arrived in New York after a rapid trip to Baltimore and announced their Maryland marriage. Thaw was recently divorced from Harry K. Thaw.
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Evelyn Thaw
Clifford
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Jack Clifford
Baltimore
Maryland
Stories From Captain Davis Of The St Paul And Alabama
Captain Davis recalled the St Paul’s sale option and the Alabama crew who fought under Admiral Semmes. He described Havre and Cherbourg rescues, the French gifts to the crew, and a remarkable voyage from Havre to Cardiff that showcased the Alabama’s famed seamanship.
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Chandi
Avre
France
Cardiff
Wales
Alabama
Raphael Semmes
Davis
Havre
Kearsage
Cherbourg
England
State School Officials Visit South Alabama
Dr. William F. Feagin state superintendent of education and Prof. J. B. Hobdy state rural school head arrived in Mobile from Baldwin county on a tour of south Alabama counties. They planned conferences with teachers enumerators and trustees in Chatom Washington county and Butler Clarke county before proceeding to Washington and Clarke counties.
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J. B. Hobdy
Schoont
Montgomery
Mobile
Baldwin County
Washington
Clarke Counties
South Alabama
Feagin
Hobdy
Chatom
Washington County
Butler
Clarke County
Shriners Take Mobile Bay Excursion Aboard Charles BE
Local Shriners and their ladies enjoyed a harbor excursion on Mobile bay aboard the steamer Charles BE last night with dancing and refreshments aboard. The Cessna will sail tonight at 8 for an excursion organized by the Tribe of Ben Hur. Next Friday night the Red Cross Lodge Knights of Pythias has chartered the vessel for a day ride.
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Mobile Bay
Charles BE
Cessna
Ben Hur
Red Cross
Lodge
Knights of Pythias
New Mexico Democratic Convention Praises Wilson
The New Mexico Democratic convention passed resolutions praising President Wilson for guarding American honor and interests while avoiding war. It commended his foresight in handling the Mexican situation and selected twelve district delegates, each with half a vote.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Wilson
America
Typographical Union Local 27 Elects Officers
Sid Ardoyne named president with T Arthur White as VP and John J Russell as secretary treasurer. Ben Boice sergeant at arms and Max Rathberger delegate to the Baltimore convention. June installation planned.
Postal Savings Limit Is Raised Under Postal Amendment
A new postal savings regulation allows deposits up to one thousand dollars with interest on the full amount, and removes the monthly cap of one hundred dollars. Deposits up to an extra thousand earn no extra interest. April activity included 46 deposits and 38 withdrawals, leaving 126 accounts. End of April deposits totaled 16,987 dollars with certificates issued at 1,009 and a balance of 16,987 dollars.
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Postal Savings
Post Office Department
Americans Exhibit at Reconstruction Show in Paris
Paris May 26 President Poincare opened an exhibition in the Tuileries gardens showing methods for reconstructing devastated French villages. The display includes numerous American exhibitors and examples of rebuilt houses with modern sanitary systems and city planning layouts.
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Paris
Poincare
Tuileries Gardens
France
Cattle Owners Aid Tick Dipping Effort in Mobile County
Mr M B Goldsmith of the state livestock sanitary board reports good cooperation from cattle owners in tick eradication work in Mobile county. About 600 head were dipped at Bayou la Batre last week, with over three thousand dipped since the law took effect.
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M. B. Goldsmith
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Mobile County
Bayou la Batre
Sunday Day of Special Gifts to War Sufferers
The federal council of the Churches of Christ in America appeals to 100000 Protestant clergymen to designate next Sunday as a day of special gifts for Europe's 23 million war sufferers. Everyone is urged to contribute at least one day's income.
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New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Europe
True Bills Found Against Sir Roger Casement and Bailey
The grand jury returned true bills against Sir Roger Casement and Daniel J. Bailey for high treason. Casement and Bailey were held without bail after a preliminary hearing. Seventy five grand jurors were summoned and twenty three selected to indict. Trial date set for June 26 in Dublin with brief local interest noted.
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London
Roger Casement
Sinn Fein
Daniel J. Bailey
Casement
Bailey
W T Hieronymous Dies at Mobile Home
William T Hieronymous longtime saw mill and lumber operator in Mobile County died Wednesday at 4 15 PM at 209 South Conception street after a prolonged illness. He built the Hieronymous docks at Maryland street and was active in politics and church service at St Johns Episcopal Church. He is survived by his widow two brothers Henry and Gus three sisters Mrs Alfred Deneka Mrs J A Delchamps and Miss Henrietta Hieronymous and many nieces and nephews. Funeral will be Thursday at 5 PM from St Johns Episcopal Church with burial in Magnolia Cemetery.
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South
Conception Street
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Mr. Hieronymous
Theodore
Mobile
Madison Street
Hieronymous
Maryland Street
Henry
Gus Hieronymus
Alfred Deneka
J.A. Delchamps
Henrietta Hieronymous
Auto Train to Secure U S Dead in Mexico
A truck train began preparations in Columbus New Mexico to move south to disinter American soldiers killed in clashes with Mexican bandits. Authorities estimate fewer than ten troopers may be buried. the train will first reach the field base near Namiquipa for instructions before proceeding south with escort to final resting places. A coded message from General Funston to General Pershing discussed potential troop dispositions in possible emergencies.
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Frederick Funston
J. J Pershing
General Pershing
Brumbaugh Presses Claim to Pennsylvania Delegation Chair
Governor Brumbaugh sent a telegram to Chicago convention delegates asking support for chairmanship of the Pennsylvania delegation, signaling an effort to shift leadership from Senator Penrose amid a factional Republican quarrel in the state.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Brumbaugh
Chicago
Penrose
Kosine Treatment Promoted For Sprenez Relief At $1.50
The advertisement claims the Kosine Treatment relieves fear of attacks and has 15 years of proven merit. It urges Sprenez sufferers to try the product, offers a large bottle for $1.50 with money back if not satisfied, and provides a free booklet on request from D. Baur at 200 Dauphin St.
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Bauer
Dauphin St
Sick headaches traced to disordered stomach cure
Mrs A Il Luckie of Rochester New York reports relief from sick headaches after using Chamberlain's Tablets for a disordered stomach. She began three years ago and within weeks was restored to health. Obtainable everywhere.
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A Il. Luckie
Eam Rochester
N. Y
Chamberlain
It is Safe to Flush Kidneys with Salts Ad Says
A popular health ad claims regular meat eaters should flush kidneys periodically using four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast. The text asserts meat produces uric acid that clogs kidneys and causes rheumatism headaches and other ailments, and that the salts neutralize urine acids end bladder disorders.
Anuric Promoted for Rheumatism and Urinary Troubles
Dr. Pierce presents Anuric as a potent uric acid solvent sold in drug stores to relieve rheumatism dropsical swellings cold extremities and overnight urinary symptoms. The piece notes his Invalids' Hotel, asserts household remedies are not cure alls but effective for common diseases, and highlights Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets.
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America
Pierce
Invalids
Dr. Pierce
Bailey Dominates Texas Politics At Democratic State Convention
In San Antonio on May 25 former U S Senator Joseph W Bailey steered the Texas Democratic platform against federal prohibition and woman suffrage while backing Wilson and Marshall for renomination. Judge William J Poindexter won the national committeeman post over Thomas B Love 419 to 347 and eight delegates to the national convention were elected with half votes each.
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San Antonio
Texas
United States
Joseph W. Bailey
St. Louis
Wilson
Mar
William J. Poindexter
Cleburne
Thomas B. Love
Dallas
Louisiana Militia May Be Called Out
Late tonight at headquarters it was said General Funston asked the War Department for the national guard of Arizona New Mexico Texas Louisiana Arkansas and Oklahoma The request was renewed and the militia of the border states was ordered It is understood the request still stands for the other troops It is possible they be moved to the border in lieu of coast defense which could not be allowed
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Texas
Funston
War Department
National Guard
Arizona
New Mexico
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Coastery
No Senate Activity During Conventions Report
Informal agreement among leaders to pause legislative business during political conventions. Three day adjournment period to be observed with only routine proceedings. House likely to follow this same pause in activity during the conventions.
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Senate
Washington
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