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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1913

Page

7

Many Candidates Emerge For Alabama Agriculture Commissioner

Special to The Atom. In Montgomery May 30, names circulate for the agriculture commissioner post. Captain John C. Cheney, chief clerk in the department, is linked to the race, with Cap Bideneney weighing the bid. Other possibles include Hector Lane, J A Wilkinson, and Captain R R Poole, all former or current agricultural officials.

Montgomery Ala Capitol John C. Cheney Agricultural Department Cap- Bideneney Evergreen Hector D. Lane Courtland J. A. Wilkinson Autauga County R. R. Poole Marengo County

Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised For Constipation

An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a prompt remedy for constipation and indigestion. John Supsic of Sanbury Pennsylvania endorses them, praising their effectiveness for constipation, indigestion and liver complaints. Price is 25 cents, recommended by Van Antwerp Drug.

Cheap Ice for New York's Poor

The city moves to supply cheap ice to the poor. Borough President McAneny seeks 50 000 dollars to fund municipal ice plants across Manhattan. Engineers say existing city power plants and facilities can produce ice at one dollar per ton or less, with potential citywide savings.

Associated Press New York McAneny Manhattan

Two Condemned Negroes Granted Brief Respite

Tom Simons and Sharp Aaron, condemned murderers sentenced to die at Greensboro, were respited by Governor O Neal for fifteen days to allow appeal to the state pardon board. Their counsel seeks commutation to life. sentences were affirmed by the state supreme court.

Montgomery Ala Tom Simons Sharp Aaron Greensboro O'Neal State Pardon Board Supreme Court

Diabetic Patient Recovers After Leg Amputation

A San Francisco business man with advanced diabetes and gangrene had his leg amputated between the knee and thigh after sugar was reduced with Fulton’s Diabetic Compound. The operation succeeded. stitches were removed on day fourteen and he left the hospital in week four. The publisher urges diabetics to try the compound and provides contact for pamphlets.

San Francisco St. Winifred Hospital Fulton van Antwerp Drug Corp John J. Fulton Co

Banks Closed Three Small Washington ParishBanks

Three small Washington parish banks were ordered closed by State Bank Examiner Young and assistants. The Commercial Bank of Bogalusa Bank of Angie and Mount Herman Bank were placed under supervision pending adjustment of affairs due to collateral questions.

Associated Press New Orleans Washington Parish Young Commercial Bank of Bogalusa Bank of Angie Mount Herman Bank Mount Herman Examiner Young Callateral

Bank closure in Fort Smith Oklahoma bank

First State Bank of Stilwell Oklahoma with capital of 10 000 and deposits around 50 000 was ordered closed by the state banking board. Depositors are protected by the state guaranty fund and an effort to reorganize the bank will be made. Suspension blamed on inability to realize on outstanding paper.

Fort Smith, Ark First State Bank of

Friedmann Declines to Talk About Bans

Providence R I May 30 After planning to visit Woonsocket R I today to treat patients Dr Friedmann changed his mind and caught the midnight train to New York He denied an immediate sailing to Germany to remain permanently and would say nothing about the ban placed upon him by the New York board of health

Associated Press Providence R. L Woonsocket Friederich F. Friedmann New York Friedmann Germany New York Board of Health

Poison Touted Blood and Liver Syrup Claims Cure All Ailments

An advertisement promotes Smith's Blood and Liver Syrup as a permanent cure for poison symptoms including bone pain ulcers boils pimples and risings. It asserts blood purification and healing of rheumatism eczema and other conditions. Available from Van Antwerp Drug Co Mobile Alabama at $1 per bottle or $5 for a full treatment plus home directions.

Smith Mobile Ala van Antwerp Drug CO Hoyal Dauphin Streets Express

Bryan cancels Auburn speech trip due to public business

Secretary Bryan cancels four day trip into Alabama and Georgia planned to start Sunday night. He had pledged to address the Home Coming week at Auburn Alabama Polytechnic Institute during its Home Coming events.

Associated Press Washington Bryan Alabama Georgia Alabama Polytechnic Institute At Auburn

Closing Exercises at Miss Hunter's School 1913

The 1912 13 term ends with musical displays at German Relief Hall. Rosine Baumhauer and Lucille Rush perform piano solos, Rush and Mary Knight Rush duet Mendelssohn Concerto in G Minor, and Rev A G Richards gives the commencement address and diplomas. A dance follows until midnight. new class includes Sallie Belle Andrews Mary Knight Rush Rosine Baumhauer Leila R McMillan Annetta McMillan Edith Tucker Cybile Dowty Annie Wilson.

Miss Hunters School Rosine Baumhauer Lucille Rush A. G. Richards Hunter's Sallie Belle Andrews Mary Knight Rush Leila R. McMillan Annetta McMillan Edith Tucker Cybile Dowty Annie Wilson

New Home for the Moose Assured

Mobile Lodge No 321 Loyal Order of Moose gathers at 203 Government Street as more than $5 000 in bonds are subscribed to buy the lodge site. Twenty one new members initiated. After meeting refreshments served. Reports indicate full subscription of funds may be achieved without bank loans. A separate testimonial extols Foley's Kidney Pills by J A Farmer via Van Antwerp Drug Co.

Mobile Lodge No Loyal Order of Moose Government Street Foley J. A. Farmer van Antwerp Drug Corporaion

Naval Aid Bill Defeated by Canadian Senate

Ottawa May 30 The Canadian senate rejected the government naval aid bill by a 51 to 27 vote on a Liberal amendment calling for submission to the country. Premier Borden had indicated no immediate election, ending the proposal for this year.

Associated Press Ottawa Canadian Senate George Ross Senate Borden

Arnica Salve touted as best skin remedy and burn healer

Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised as the universal cure for skin diseases burns bruises and boils. It reduces inflammation soothes and heals a reader notes one box helped a serious ailment after other remedies failed. Price 25 cents endorsed by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.

Bucklen J. T. Sussaman News Cornelius, N. C van Antwerp Drug Corp

Suffragists Missed Daylight at Polo Grounds Baseball Tilt

In New York on May 29 suffragists arrived by car at the Polo Grounds during a New York vs Philadelphia game. The crowd urged the tied eighth inning to be untied, but late crowds swept the suffragists off the field and a spectator shouted insults as they attempted to block paths.

Associated Press New York Polo Grounds Philadelphia

Automobile Struck by Spring Hill Car in Water Street

Matt Mahorner Jr. drove an auto that was struck and slightly damaged by a Spring Hill car on Water Street near St. Francis. The fender and sidelight were smashed and the body scratched. Mahorner said he could not move his car and signalled the motorman, who claimed brakes failed to operate promptly.

Matt Mahorner, Jr Spring Hill Water Street St. Francis

Ten Graduates at Emerson Institute Closing Exercises

Ten young negro men and women received diplomas at Emerson Institute Negro school during closing exercises at Big Zion Church. Addresses were given by Rev. L. W. Kyles Rev. F. G. Lewis and Rev. J. F. Robinson. Diploma recipients include Begsie Fonvielle Mary Kingsley Sadie Lovejoy Hazel Walden Camille White Beatrix Hinson Sara Williams Edward Richardson Frances Beasley Ethel Walden.

Emerson Institute Col Ored Big Zion Church L. W. Kyles F. G. Lewis J. F. Robinson Begsie Fonvielle Mary Kingsley Sadie Lovejoy Hazel Walden Camille White Beatrix Hinson Sara Williams Edward Richardson Frances Beasley Ethel Walden

New Orleans Man Fatally Crushed by Trolley Car

Luther S. Scott a prominent New Orleans business leader and vice president of the Southern Koke Company died yesterday after being crushed under a trolley car. Dragged fifty feet, his mangled body was recovered. he also owned the Daily Panhandle of Texas and held extensive business interests across several Southern states. He was 50 years old.

New Orleans Luther S. Scott South Scott Southern Koke Company Daily Panhandle I Tex

Baker graded school commencement Friday at German Relief Hall

The closing exercises of the Baker graded school will be held Friday night at German Relief Hall decorated in school colors. The commencement address will be given by Hon. John H. McDuffie of Monroeville Alabama. Graduates include Gabrella Barret Aletha Burnett Hazel Cashman Marjorie Cowles Alice Drago Claudia Friedenthal Alba Gower Mattie Hickey Marion McDuffie Sarah Nightingale Marion Overton Helen Stanton Grace Luck Eula Walsh Olive Richard.

Baker Graded School German Relief Hall John H. McDuffie Monroeville Ala Gabrella Barret Aletha Burnett Hazel Cashman Marjorie Cowles Alice Drago Claudia Friedenthal Alba Gower Mattie Hickey Marion McDuffie Sarah Nightingale Marion Overton Helen, Stanton Grace Luck Eula Walsh Olive Richard

Walter Pulitzer Buys Uncle Remus Magazine

Announcement from Washington states Walter Pulitzer of New York purchased the Uncle Remus magazine, founded years ago by the late Joel Chandler Harris in Atlanta, Georgia.

Associated Press Washington Walter Pulitzer New York Uncle Remus Joel Chandler Harriss Atlanta

Explosion at French factory near Port Vendres kills five

An explosion of dynamite at a factory near Port Vendres yesterday killed five men and injured twenty others. The blast was heard as far as twenty miles away and authorities began investigations into the cause.

Associated Press Port Vendres France

Tragic Mistake Sends Woman to Hospital After Mercury Chloride Dose

In Chicago on May 30, 23 year old Edith Catomer consumed 412 grains of mercuric chloride mistaken for a headache remedy. Doctors reported she has a good chance to recover after reaching her side soon after ingestion.

Associated Press Chicago Edith Catomer

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