Speeding case nets $10 fine or twenty days
L G Adams of Adams Machinery Mfg Co was fined ten dollars or twenty days in the recorder's court after a Wednesday arrest by Motorcycle Officer L S Ludlow for speeding. Detectives Burch and Pearson arrested Daniel Taylor and Henry Taylor on suspicion of stealing rope and metal from riverfront boats. arraigned Thursday and continued to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s Court
L. G. Adams
Adams Machinery Mfg. Company
Adams
L. S. Ludlow
Daniel Taylor
Henry Taylor
Burch and Pearson
Seaton Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Bicycle Case
C. C. Seaton was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge after Berry Ross accused him. In recorder's court he received a fine of 21 dollars or fifty days. the charge stemmed from allegedly selling a bicycle and then harming its tire with a knife when payment lagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Seaton
Berry Ross
Recorder’s Court
Seaton
Recorders Court Fines Man for Disorderly Conduct
Miranda Bark fined ten dollars or twenty days in the recorder's court for disorderly conduct. Jack Stanley, an American, complained to Immigration Inspector H Brownlow that he was rough handled by Peterson during a voyage from Rio de Janeiro to Mobile. Peterson was arrested and convicted. The recorder's court room fixtures are being installed and rush work is expected to finish by Saturday. Recorder PD Edington returned from Tuscaloosa after being elected president of the University of Alabama Alumni Association and presided Thursday morning.
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Bark Miranda
Recorder’s Court
Jack Stanley
Peterson
Stanley
Immigration
H. ©. Brownlow
Rio de Janeiro
Mobile
PD. H. Edington
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama Alumni Association
Students Battle Fire At University Hall
Three thousand University of Michigan students joined the fire crew to combat a blaze attacking University Hall, the campus oldest building in Ann Arbor. The flames were kept to the hall's south wing, with S Peterson reported as mate of the Norwegian wing.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
University Hall
South S. Peterson
May Concert of the Frohsina Delightful Mobile Program
The May concert of the Mobile Frohsina at German Relief Hall drew a discerning audience with encores and strong performances. Soloists included Mrs. W F Tebbetts and Mrs. A R Ball Jr, while the Rowley orchestra accompanied notable pieces from Donizetti Herbert and von Weinzeil. The program featured Sextette from Lucia, Red Mill, and The Magic of Spring with several solos and a prominent violin piece.
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Mesdames
William F. Tebbetts
B. Hervey
A. L. Kindler
A. R.all, Jr
German Relief Hall
Rowley Orchestra
Misses Tucker
Sisson
Sven Victor Herbert
Donizetti
von Weinzehl
A. R. Ball, Jr
Raymond
Thomas
Guido Pattini
W. F. Tebbetts
Betty Brown
Accom- Prager Studenten
Haeser Frohsinn
Magis
Spring von Weinzeil
F. A. Dunster
Haverford Runs Aground Off Cork in Dense Fog
The American liner Haverford struck Daunt's Rock near Cork harbor and remains fast after departing Liverpool for Philadelphia. Tugs are aiding. the ship, commanded by Captain Evans, previously suffered a fatal explosion in 1906. Built 1901, about 431 by 59 feet, tonnages 11,635 gross and 7,493 net.
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Associated Press
Queenstown
Haverford
Dant's Rock
Cork Harbor
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Evans
Te American Line
International Mercantile Marine Company
Credit Men Meet Thursday at Battle House
The fifth annual meeting and dinner of the Mobile Credit Men's Association will be held Thursday night at the Battle House auditorium. Election of officers and other important business will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Men
Mobile Credit Men’s Association
Battle House
Our Electric Machinery Does Wonders With Old Shoes
A compact advertise promising shoe repair by a shop called The Shoe Mendery at Harry's Shoe Place 60 Government St The ad pledges guaranteed work or money back and offers home service across town, inviting customers to give the shop a chance to prove its skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry’s Shoe Place
Government ST
Birthday Party Invitation From Frances Lucille Williams
The notice invites little playmates to a birthday party for Frances Lucille Williams who turns three on June 2. The event runs from 3:30 to 5:30 at Monroe Park and is hosted by Miss Flossie Herzfeld and Miss Julia Herzfeld who have been visiting Mr and Mrs Ben Tupper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lucille Williams
Monroe Park
Flossie
Julia Herzfeld
Mrs
Ben Tupper
Wednesday Bridge Club Sees Mrs Wilson Host Ashland Place
Mrs Beverly Wilson entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club at her Ashland Place home yesterday at 3 30. Three tables competed for the blue pin won by Mrs Paul Wilson for the highest score. A salad course followed the contest and Miss Goldsby received the guest prize of two decks of cards.
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Wednesday Bridge Club
Beverly Wilson
Ashland Place
Paul Wilson
King’s Royal Germetuer Promises Kidney and Bladder Cure
Aggressive ad claims King’s Royal Germetuer cures kidney and bladder troubles. It promises energy, relief from aching joints and muscles, and better sleep by destroying germs and uric acid poisoning. Sold by druggists for 1 dollar per bottle. distribution details in Memphis and Mobile.
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King’s Royal
Ellis, Lillybeck Drug Company
Memphis
Tenn
Mobile
Ala
van Antwerp Drug Co
Royal and Dauphin Streets
Supper Parties After the Play At the Vineyard
After the play last evening various congenial supper parties enjoyed dainty little feasts at the Vineyard. Among those noted were Miss Mary Danner Mrs Colyer Minge Hammond Gayfer Miss Marie Clifton Miss Coral Burns Mr Cecil Walkley Mr Hugo Brown Mr Hans Curjel and others.
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Mary Danner
Colyer Minge
Hammond Gayfer
Marie Clifton
Coral Burns
Cecil, Walkley
Hugo Brown
Hans Curjel
All Star Program at Harte Auditorium Tonight
The all star entertainment program is well chosen and set for the evening at Harte Auditorium featuring a curated lineup of performances and acts. Local audience is invited to attend the event hosted by the entertainment committee.
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Harte Auditorium
Music and social highlights from Government Street church
The junior department program at Government Street M. E. church featured a sequence of musical items including Puccini pieces, a Serenade, and a Little Girl's Red Riding Hood. The evening also included a speech by Cora La Prade Cawthon and a Dickens execution reading, followed by the weekly Discards club meeting with card desks trophy prizes won by three guests.
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Government Street M. E
de Crea
Ns Oe
EAROS
Puccini Hardee Senter-Rowley Orchestra
J. Clancy Baker
Riley
George Edwards
Knight Logan
Aunt Lempest
Dunber
Cora la Prade Cawthon
Frederick Elin G. Turrentine
Pegurg
Societies Rachmaninoff
Hawley CB
No Name 6:26-71 at Van Antwerps
Jimmy and Bob at Van Antwerp's discuss the No Name 6:26-71 item. The note hints at a local discussion or plan without full details. No further context or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
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Jimmy
Bob
van Antwerp’s
Personal notes from Mobile veterans and visitors
A Midland string of brief items lists Mr A Primo from Mobile veterans at Chattanooga reporting good weather and a fine reunion. L O Dway once freight and passenger agent now home from Washington trip. Forest Camp Woodmen of the World plans a 700-person outing this summer. Post office will observe Decoration Day holiday with adjusted hours. L M Lloyd and wife from Los Angeles visit Battle House. A Hays Elliott and wife from Pullman WV in Mobile visiting. W J Lloyd and son from Denver visiting. D D Hall and wife from Tensaw Ala visiting. Edwin Fitzgerald Norfolk and Western commercial agent based in Birmingham visits friends. Dr A Diaz Pensacola visiting. M E Madden Mobile district Southern Railway trainmaster in Selma spent a day in Mobile. Miss M L Davis from New York registered at Battle House. Jex Howard Luce returns from weeks in Cuba and Mexico. Emile Toenes after appendix operation moved to home at 158 North Hamilton Street.
Delegates Elected for Typographical Union Convention
Samuel O Wilson and C W Hill were elected delegate and alternate for Mobile Typographical Union No. 27 to the International Typographical Union convention in Nashville Tennessee the week of August 11. The election occurred Wednesday afternoon at the Central Trades Council hall from 3 to 6 with James E Amos John J Cottlin and John J Russell as inspectors. It is easier to weed out your garden than your business.
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Samuel O. Wilson
C. W. Hill
Mobile Typographical Union
Mobile
International Typographical Union
Nashville
Tenn
Central Trades Council
James E. Amos
John J. Cottlin
John J. Russell
Feet So Sore Couldnt Walk Down Stairs
An advertisement recounts M. Crockett of Jeffersonville finding relief after a second TIZ treatment that enabled her to walk downstairs one foot at a time after five years of difficulty. The copy extols TIZ as a foot remedy that cleans pores, unlike powders, and offers a free trial from Walter Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago.
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M. Crockett
Jeffersonville
Tad
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
GR Cago, Ib
Ordination Service Planned by City Baptists
The second of a series of consecration services will be held Thursday night at Cavalry Baptist Church. Ministers W Hines of Dauphin Way and John W Phillips of First Baptist will prepare the candidates for ordination and Phillips will give the ordination prayer.
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Cavalry Baptist
W. Hines
Dauphin Way
John W. Philli
First Baptist Church
Phillips
Acting Lazy and Paying for Results
A compact note argues that lazy behavior harms outcomes and that paying for quality yields better results, emphasizing accountability and value in work.
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Togger
Peck
Rogers Peet
Knox
Dauphin and
ST. Emanuel Sts
Police News
L. & N. Railroad
D. Ward King
G. A. Park
General Immigration and Industrial Agent
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
Louisville, Ky
Louisville & Nashville
The
Bank of Mobile the
Associaion
Frohsina
Vanderbursch
Frohsinn
Andalusia
C. B. Hervey
Ritournelle
Chaminade
A. Ll. Kindler
Edwin L. Taylor
Lucia
Victor Herbert
Chmaberlain
Darius, Downey
Newberg Junction
N. B
Chamberlain
Jess
Cybele Dowty
Hunter School
Cawthon
Sallie Belle Andrews
Aimee Wilson
Mary Knight Rush
Edith Tucker
Mrs. Dowty
B. S. Patterson
Sallie Hunter
Lyric
John Randolph Bolling
Joseph Bibb
Selma
John Randolph
Lillian Doyle
Clara B. Crossland
R. H. Bolling
Sydney Robbins
Jackless
Ida Polk
Stewart Alfred le Blanc
Christ Church
Alabama
Thomas St. John
Coden
May Curtis
New York City
Spring Hill
Dawson
Mary
Jean Craig
Charles Craig
Mrs. Craig
Government Street
W. H. Boykin
A. B. Wilmer
A. J. Nicolls
Stanley Finch
North Conception Street
A. N. T. Roach
Part
Schubert
Otts
McCreary Otis
Joseph McPhillips
Mabel Heustis
Adele Batre
Carter
A. Primo
Chattanooga
L. O'Dway
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad Company
Washington, D. C
Brecities
Woodmen of the World
L. M. Lloyd
Los Angeles
Cal
A. Hays Elliott
Pullman
West Virginia
W. J. Lloyd and Son of
Denver, Col
D. D. Hall
Tensaw, Ala
Edwin Fitzgerald
Norfolk and Western
Birmingham
A. Diaz
Pensacola, Fla
M. E. Madden
Southern Railway
M. L. Davis
Jex Howard Luce
Cuba
Mexico
Inge-Bondurant Sannitorium
Emile Toenes
North
Hamilton Street
Typographical Union
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Telephone Bell
Commerce Street
Mobile, Ala
Tiz
Panka
Will
Ber
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