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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

2

Fire destroys store and home at St Elmo in early morning blaze

An early morning fire at St Elmo, originating unknown, destroyed the store dwelling and contents of R. E. L. Bouchard valued at 10000. The family escaped in night clothes with no insurance, losing shoes and clothing. The L and N station operator alerted Bouchard who saved a car and a piano from the rear and front room. News reached Mobile before noon.

R. EL. Bouchard St. Elmo Bouchard L. and N

Mexican Rebels Demoralized as Federals Advance

Telegraphic advices to Mexican Consul in Mobile report rebel governor Pesqueira and followers fleeing to Cananea as federal forces near Hermosillo with heavy artillery. General Pedro Ojeda reviews troops and receives 1200 reinforcements by sea, signaling growing danger for the rebels and their looming defeat.

Roberto Gayon Mobile Mexico New York Foreign Office Department Sonora Pesqueira Cananea Hermosillo Pedro Ojeda

Convicted Style in Letter Cited in Bank Cashier Trial

Government lawyers stress a 1910 letter allegedly written by L. N. Seaman directing funds as cashier of the Elgin National Bank. Seaman and M. C. Jocelyn face trial on charges of misusing 45 600 of bank money and paying on worthless drafts from Sapulpa Oklahoma to Peters Brothers Paying Company.

Associated Press Chicago L. N. Seaman Peters Brothers Elgin National Bank Seaman M. C. Jocelyn W. G. Wilcox Paving Company Sapulpa Okla Oklahoma Jocelyn

Washington Police Exonerated in Suffragette Pageant Disorder

Senate committee reports Washington officials absolved of blame for March pageant disorders. Inauguration crowd, streetcar access, and police conduct cited. Chief Sylvester cleared of hostility to suffragists.

Associated Press Washington Sylvester Washington Police Senate

United Cigar Stores Arrive in Mobile With New Sales Plan

The article introduces United Cigar Stores opening at the N E Corner of Royal and Dauphin Streets. It notes ten years of growth to about 800 stores in 170 cities with nearly 30 million in annual business and over 300 million cigars sold yearly. The chain emphasizes ownership style, customer service, direct-from-factories flow, and a profit sharing plan as cash discounts.

United Cigar United Cigar Stores United States

Duke of Westminster Forms English Polo Team to Challenge Americans

The Duke funds and organizes an English polo squad to reclaim the international trophy from the United States. A key star Buckmaster was injured, but Westminster remains confident the revamped lineup can defeat the Americans at Long Island next month.

Duke of Westminster Great Britain Duke England America Buckmaster Long Island Field

Twining figures on plate factory cost and operation

Rear Admiral Twining testified before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee that an armor plate plant with 8000 tons yearly capacity would cost 8 million dollars to build and about 1.009 million dollars annually to operate. Senator Ashurst introduced a bill for a government plant.

Associated Press Washington Twining Bureau of Ordinance Senate Naval Affairs Committee Ashurst

President Wilson Attends Boston Washington Baseball Game

President Wilson rearranged his schedule to watch the Boston Washington American League game. He canceled a tariff conference with Senator Simmons to attend the morning match, showing himself an enthusiastic fan.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Senator Simmons

Daniels Uses Cold Figures on Armament Costs

Secretary Daniels contends the government can save money by manufacturing its own arms. He cites a savings of over 3 million dollars in thirteen years as the navy department operated a powder factory. He states powder now costs 37 cents per pound, equal to or better than imported grades.

Associated Press Washington Daniels Navy Department

Cough Remedy Sees Surge in Use and Testimonials

Advertises a cough remedy noting rising sales and voluntary testimonials from users who claim cures. Recommends it for coughs and colds and says it is sold by all dealers.

Bertain

President lenient to former Texas banker

Wilson told Senator Sheppard of Texas he would commute Isaac B. Walker’s sentence from five years to a year and a half for a technical banking law violation. The Dallas banker would be released in eight months.

Washington Wilson Sheppard Texas Today Isaac B. Walker Dallas Walker

Cham berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Boost Appetite

Poor appetite signals impaired digestion. A few doses of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets strengthen digestion and improve appetite. Thousands have benefited by taking these Tablets. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Dreamland Showbill Features Variety Nightly Performances

Dreamland presents Leon D. Brooks as manager with Van Horn and Jackson as comedy songsters Todeska and Todeska as trick cyclists Alfred Farrell as cartoonist Morton and Ray with a one act playlet Talking pictures perform nightly at 7 30 and 9 15.

van Horn Jackson Todeska Alfred Farrell Morton and Ray Motion Pictures Talking Pictures

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R. E. Bouchard Gayon Yor Washington Police Forge Senate Committee N. E. Cor. Royal Dauphin Streets United Cigar Stores Management United State Sigars Plus Lostein Jewelern Royal Street Ordnance Bureau Texas Dreamland Leon D. Brooks
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