Roosevelt Discovers Unknown River in Brazil
Col Theodore Roosevelt says attention to reports of a new river in Brazil is fully justified after delivering a lecture for the National Geographic Society. He attends to a Pennsylvania coal strike fee suit at his New York editorial offices and plans to return to Oyster Bay.
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Associated Press
New York
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
National Geographic Society
Brazil
Roosevelt
Attorney Wales
John Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Oyster Bay
Assault to murder charged after fight in Plateau
Chief Field Deputy Sheriff Dennis Lynch and Deputy Delchamps arrested Alex Reed at his Plateau home on an assault to murder charge. Reed allegedly stabbed Will Harris Tuesday night causing serious injuries to the arm head and side.
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Dennis Lynch
Delchamps
Alex Reed
Plateau
Reed
Will Harris
Harris
Webb Succeeds Clayton as House Judiciary Chair
Representative Edwin Y. Webb of North Carolina was unanimously chosen chairman of the house judiciary committee, succeeding Henry D. Clayton who has been named a federal judge in Alabama. Webb’s elevation follows Clayton’s appointment to the federal bench.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edwin Y. Webb
North Carolina
House Judiciary Committee
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Mobile marriage licenses issued by probate court
The Mobile county probate court issued marriage licenses on Wednesday to Ennis Frank Brown and Mary Del Buono, and to John Alexis Tardy and Anna Agnes Goldsburough.
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Probate Court
Mobile County
Ennis Frank Brown
Mary del Buono
John Alexis Tardy
Anna Agnes Goldsburough
Reception in Washington Brings Pleasure to Reunion Guests
The article notes a reception in Washington where the honoree expressed pleasure at meeting again many friends and acquaintances, marking a warm, cordial gathering.
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Washington
Roosevelt Conference Sparks Progressives in Congress
Former President Roosevelt met with Progressive party members in congress in Washington. The gathering stirred interest as they anticipate his participation in the upcoming congressional campaign and note the cheer he lifted among colleagues. Continued on Page Ten.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Congress
Niles Plans Bay Flight Over Statue of Liberty Loop
Chas Niles, 24, will pilot a monoplane over New York Bay and loop the loop repeatedly above the Statue of Liberty to prove his flying skill amid doubt from Lincoln Beachy. Thousands of workers in Manhattan will witness the stunt.
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New York
Lincoln Beachy
Chas
Niles
New York Bay
St. Joseph's Institute Graduation Details
The graduating class of St. Joseph's Institute will receive diplomas at commencement exercises Thursday evening at 2 30 at St. Joseph's Hall, Jefferson and St. Louis streets. The class of 1914 includes Miss Marguerite Rourke Miss Essimina Imland and Miss Rosa Meennner.
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St. Joseph's Institute
St. Joseph’s Hall
Jefferson and
St. Louis Streets
Marguerite Rourke
Essimena Imland
Rosa Meenner
Ex Deputy Fined for Liquor Violation Case
Fred Norden and ex-deputy Spencer Newell faced arraignment in the Inferior Criminal Court before Judge Henry Chamberlain for liquor violations. Each was fined 101 dollars or 50 days in jail with bond set at 150 dollars after notice of appeal.
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Fred Norden
Spencer Newell
Henry Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Hattie Holt
Webb Powell
Offis Powel
J. M. Murphy
Lizzie Noyd
Philip Washington
Gorgas Speaks on Sanitation at University of Arkansas
General W. C. Gorgas will address the University of Arkansas School of Medicine graduating class at the Lyric Theatre. He will discuss sanitation in Panama and note lessons from tropic disease research, referencing the 1901 yellow fever mosquito discovery led by Major Walter Reed.
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Hi. von Ezderf
Mobile
Vera Cruz
Gorgas
Army
Walter Reed
Vind Helps Delicate Louise Grow Stronger Says Brooklyn Mother
A Brooklyn mother reports her nine year old daughter Louise improved in appetite energy and appearance after six weeks on Vind. She credits Vinci as a natural blood maker and body builder and notes a money back guarantee. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp Mobile Alabama. Saxo Salve offered for skin troubles.
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Louise
Vinci
Geo. E. Munro
Brooklyn
N. Y
van Antwerp Drug Corporation, Incorporated
Mobile
Ala. P. S
Thos J Young Seeks City Commissioner Run
Thos J Young announces candidacy for Mobile City Commissioner with active support from numerous friends as the campaign begins.
Two Americans Reach French Amateur Golf Final
May 27 two Americans Francis Ouimet and Henry J. Topping advanced to the final round of the French amateur golf championship at Versailles. Ouimet defeated Eric Apperley of New South Wales four up with three to play, while Topping beat Jerome D. Travers three up with two to play.
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Associated Press
Versailles
Francis Ouimet
Henry J. Topping
Ouvimet
Eric Apperley
New South Wales
Topping
Jerome D. Travers
Graduates to Receive Degrees in Mobile Proceedings
A list of graduates from the School of Medicine includes William Arthur Clark and 18 others from Alabama and Mississippi. Pharmacy graduates Bryant Moody Dedwylder Charles F Grove and Robert Carl Hill also receive graduate in pharmacy degrees. Surg Gen Gorgas arrived in Mobile nine hours ahead of schedule and attended the alumni meeting. He will be guest of honor at the Battle House banquet with speeches by D H Edington Dr Dodson and J C O Connell. Governor O Neal cannot attend the exercises as he is out of state. The Thursday program followed the luncheon and city tour for the guest of honor.
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Jesse McCampbell Reed
Ray Minette
Ala
Wyatt Sanford Roberts
Lafayette
School of Medicine
Department of Pharmacy
Messrs
Bryant Moody Dedwylder
Charles F. Grove
Robert Carl Hill
William Crawford Gorgas
U.S
Mobile
FE. D. Bondurant
Medical College
Gorgas
D. H. Edington
Dodson
Prederick J. Thompson
J. C. O’connell
George H. Denny
University of Alabama
O'Neal
Wireless Record Made In Daylight Link Of 807 Miles
A new daylight wireless communication record reportedly occurred May 9 between the Matson liners Wilhelmina and Matsonia with Captain Peter Johnston aboard the Wilhelmina stating the ships 807 miles apart exchanged messages for thirty minutes. The distance surpasses previous records by over 300 miles and confirms a notable advance in wireless tech.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Matson
Wilhelmina
Matsonia
Peter Johnston
Honolulu
Personalities in Mobile Visit and Club Dance May 28
Notables and visitors in Mobile include W R McKinley of Columbus Mississippi and Mr and Mrs W D Harrigan of Fulton Alabama. The St Vincent Literary and Athletic Club plans an informal dance on May 28 at 8 30 pm at their hall Lawrence and Charleston Streets. Other guests: Thomas H Robinson civil engineer from Nashville at Cawthon Hotel. Thomas S Smith of Pensacola at Trevidence Infirmary. George H Hervey of Pensacola at Cawthon Hotel. J P Hosmer bank examiner from Montgomery. Albert Brie de returning to New Orleans. S H Barrows of National Kellastone Co visiting Mobile.
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St. Vincent
Thomas H. . Robinson
Nashville, Tenn
Cawthon Hotel
George H. Hervey
San Carlos
Pensacola
Fla
Mobile
Business visit ties Tampa contracts to southern trip
Barrows said he closed several fine contracts in Tampa during a business tour en route to his home from South Florida. William Allen, head of the New Orleans Tourists Bureau, spent Sunday in Mobile on the way from Atlanta to New Orleans, joining Crescent City excursionists. Ben Schwartz of Houston is in Mobile en route to the Mississippi Gun Club tournament at Meridian.
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W. R. McKinley
Columbus, Miss
Albert Briede
Mobile
New Orleans
South
Florida
Barrows
Tampa
William Allen
Atlanta
Orleans
Crescent City
Ben Schwartz
Wing Shot
Houston
Tex
Meridian
Miss
Typo s to Hold Their Election Wednesday
Mobile Typographical Union No. 27 will hold their annual election Wednesday afternoon at the Central Trades Council Hall for delegates to the International Union and for local officers. Candidates for International delegate are W. E. B. Ziebach and J. Kelly. Election runs from 3 to 6 p m. Also promotion for Chamberlain's Liniment with user testimonial claiming rheumatism relief.
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Mobile Typographical Union No. 27
Central Trades Council Hall
International Union
W. EB. Ziebach
J. Kelly
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Edwardsville
Charles LeBaron, Jr
Gulfport
Charles David Mason
Henvgar
George Guy Oswalt
Tuskegee
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Wetumpka
Winston Carl Pool
Leakesville
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New Battle House
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Columbus
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Lamison
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McDonald Optical CO
Dauphin Street
Atlantic
A. & P. Tea Store
Thea Nectarter
Ieee
Stone Baking Company
van Atu Ery
Dauphin
Sultana
C.J. Gayfer & Company
Mobile’s Greatest Women’s Wear Shop
W. D. Harrigan
Fulton, Ala
City
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E. E. Simpson
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J. P. Hosmer
National Bank Examiner
S. H. Barrows
The
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