Williams to retire from Mobile fair booster role
Cliff Williams announces he cannot continue with the Gulf Coast Fair effort in Mobile due to summer plans abroad and ties to Meridian. The Mobil executive committee adopts a resolution expressing appreciation for his inspiration and assistance in securing capital and planning the exposition.
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Cliff Williams
Mobile
Meridian
Williams
Central Fair Committee
Gulf Coast
Belle Boulet Dies After Lingering Illness at 850 Dauphin Street
Mrs Belle M Boulet widow of Numa P Boulet died Saturday at 3 10 am at her home 850 Dauphin Street after a lingering illness She was a Pensacola Florida native who moved to the city as a child and was a devout St Josephs Catholic member She is survived by three children two brothers a sister a step sister six half brothers and other relatives Interment is planned for Sunday.
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Belle M. Boulet
Numa P. Boulet
Dauphin Street
Pensacola
Fla
Louis Touarlt
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Marguerite
Maybelle
Frank Touart
James Touart
A. G. Quinn
Paul Turner
Seattle
Wash
Thomas Leads After Fifty Miles In Six Hundred Mile Race
In Indianapolis on May 30 three foreign cars led at the 200 mile mark while Wishart, the nearest American, was fifth. Dawson and Gilhooley were seriously hurt. Dawson later denied fatally injured. Thomas held a slim lead at fifty miles as Boillot pressured him at the halfway point with Christiaens third.
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Indianapolis
Wishart
Dawson
Gilhooley
Anderson
Goux
Thomas
Chris Oaens
Guyot
Boillot
Ind
Christiaens
Mobile Wins Morning Game Over Nashville
Mobile defeated Nashville 8 to 2 in a morning game. Hogg starred for Mobile scoring ten hits while Berger started for Nashville and was reliefed by Renfer. Final line shows Mobile 8 runs on 11 hits with 0 errors, Nashville 2 runs on 10 hits with 2 errors.
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Nashville
Tenn
Mobile
Berger
Renfer
Hogg
Gulls
R. H. E. Mobiles
Seac
Hogg and
Schmidt
Gibson
Recorder Holds Long Session in State Court
An extended session of the recorder's court heard multiple cases. Richard Lawson faced assault and battery with a fence rail injury to Jeff Cook and received fines, costs, and hard labor with an appeal bond set. Margaret Hunter, wielding an axe, was fined with hard labor and assessed costs. Neville Austin, charged with assault by knife, received a small fine and a bond for appeal. Joan Hufus faced resisting an officer and a small fine or jail time. John Allstock was fined for reckless driving. Oliver Elams was discharged after police found no basis for murder links to Birmingham. he denied ever visiting Birmingham.
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Recorder's Court
Richard Lawson
Jeff Cook
Cook
Margaret Hunter
Margaret Brown
Hunter
Neville Austin
Jessie Hill
Joan Hufus
Macon
New
Edington
John Allstock
Oliver Elams
Mabry and
Fincher
Birmingham
Elams
Local obituaries and funeral services records
Elliott Boone aged 22 of Atmore Alabama died Friday after illness. Widow, three sisters and other relatives survive. Remains sent to Atmore for interment by Roche Burke Undertaking. Frances Jernigan funeral held Friday at 3 PM from family home with Rev A G Richards officiating. Interment Pine Crest cemetery. Pallbearers named. John J Cotlin funeral held Friday at 4:30 from family residence and 5 at Broad Street Methodist church. Interment Magnolia cemetery. Semmes Camp U C V and Mobile Typographical Union attended. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named.
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Elliott Boone
Atmore
Escambia County
Ala
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Frances Jernigan
A. G. Richards
Wade I F. Jernigan
Georgia
Mobile
Pine Crest Cemetery
J. W
B. W
W. F. Jernigan
FE. Remis
Charles Sherman
Conrad Rettig
John J. Cotlin
North Carolina Street
Broad Street Methodist Church
W. Roberts
Semmes Camp No. 11
Mobile Typographical Unio
Magnolia Cemetery
Joseph Nixon
John Bright
E. T. Toomer
E. T. Spotswood
Sid Ardoyne
R. Awis
D. P. Baker
Preston Morrow
J. J. Russell
The
Typographical Union
Joseph F. Hynde
Chicago White Sox defeat Cleveland in morning game
Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland 6 to 3 in morning action at Cleveland. Cicotte pitched well through seven innings after a late push by Cleveland, with Jackson Alcock Weaver Turner contributing two-base and home runs in the scoring. Errors marred the game as Chicago held the lead to secure the win.
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American League
Cleveland
R.H.E
Chicago
Cicotte
Schalk
Mitchell
Blanding
O'Neill
New York
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Shawkey
Schang
Warhop
Pieh
Nanamaker
Boston
R.H.E. Washington
Colseees
Ayres
Engel
Hendry
Leonard
Collins
Coombe
Carrigan
Thomas
Ohio
Chicago White Sox
R.H.E. Cleveland
Hite
Jackson
Alcock
Weaver
Turner
Callins
Johnston
Lajoie
Mitchell Blinding
Berger
Chase
Ball
Bigan
Evans
Athletics Defeat Yanks in Morning Game 8 to 0
Philadelphia shutout New York 8 to 0 as Murphy hit a homer and McInnis added a double. Shawkey struggled, leaving early after three outs in the first inning. Pieh and Warhop logged most of the mound work for the Yankees while the A's base runners capitalized on timely hits and keys.
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Athletics
Yanks
New York
Philadelphia
Shawkey
Cole
Murphy
Collins
Baker
McInnis
R. H. Bi
Cook
Strunk
Williams
Nanamaker
Peckinpaugh
Truesdale
Warhop
Pieh
Schang
Hite
Pied
Hildebrand and
O'Loughlin
Cincinnati Beats Pittsburg 3-2 In Morning Game
Cincinnati wins 3-2 over Pittsburg in the morning game after a triple and key errors, with Yingling Ames Gonzales Clark Cooper OToole Gibson listed among players. Other leagues report Boston beating Philadelphia 8-7 in Philadelphia morning, while Baltimore over Pittsburgh 4-2 at Baltimore, and Buffalo topping Brooklyn 4-0 in Buffalo.
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Brooklyn
R.H.E
New York
Demaree
Wiltse
Meyers
McLean
Ragan
Allen
Brown
Wagner
Miller
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Yingling
Ames
Gonzales
Clark
Cooper
O'Toole
Gibsonshall
Oescher
Mattison
Alexander
Burns
Killifer
McCarthy
R. H. FE
Philadelphia
R.H.E. Boston
Rudolph, Tyler
Whaling
Baltimore
Buffalo
R.H.E. Brooklyn
Amusements at the Empire show two reels and more
The Empire presents The Treasure Ship a two reel Kalem feature with Alice Hollister in the lead. The Price of Drinks a Biograph farce also screens. Tomorrow offers three features with star casts including A Sentimental Burglar and Red Riding Hood of the Hills and The Clock Went Wrong.
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the Empire
Biograph
Alice Hollister
Vitagraph
Maurice Costello
Mary Charlson
G. M. Anderson
Margi Clayton
Essanay
Selig
Zuckerman Applies for Mobile Liquor License
J H Zuckerman files for a license to sell spiritous vinous and malt liquors at retail in Mobile Alabama. The two story frame building sits on a triangular lot bounded by Hamilton Street Davis Avenue and State Street. Application seeks license effective July 1 1914.
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J.H. Zuckerman
Honorable Excise Commission
City of
Mobile
Alabama
Hamilton Street
Davis Avenue
State Street
J. H. Zuckerman
Mexican Constitutionalists Attack Reported Near Tampico
The San Luis offensive by the Constitutionalists was said to have begun. Unclear if Vi Carranza will arrive. rumors place him at Durango. Sent via Associated Press from Tampico, with a May 2 report carried through Brownsville.
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Prensa
Tampico
Brownaville
Texas
San Luis
Vi Carranza
Durange
American in Mexican jail reported as well treated
On board the Albany cruiser, officers landed at Ariste and located T. J. ith, an American under arrest at Tenala, reporting he was confined but well treated and his family at liberty.
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California
Mazatlan
San Diego
Albany
Ariste
T. J. Ith
Tenala
Liberty
French consul appeals for protection in Mazatlan siege
The French consul at Mazatlan asked Admiral Howard of the U S fleet for aid to protect foreigners amid a long siege. He urged relief from starvation threatening the populace and a halt to killings of noncombatants.
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Mazatlan
California
Mex
San Diego
Cal
Akring
Concule
Howard
Carranza Agent Seated at Niagara Talks Delayed Clearing
Washington notes show administration officials awaiting Monday replies from mediators as Carranza envoy seeks representation. The Constitutionalists push for recognition while Huerta’s status looms. Memorial Day disrupts routine. Vera Cruz fines and Silliman’s fate draw attention.
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Carranza
Washington
Carranga
Mexico
Huerta
Stickney
Vera Cruz
Bavaria
Puerto Mexico
Yptranga
John R Silliman
Saltillo
United States
Justin
Hampton Roads
Silliman
State Department
New Orleans Cotton Markets Open Steady Amid Rain Reports
New Orleans cotton opened dull with markets elsewhere closed. Private Texas rain reports spurred moderate buying as prices moved from unchanged to up 3 points and later 1 to 6 points higher.
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New Orleans
Orleans
Texas
Fire in Mobile Item office lightly damages building
Fire discovered in the Mobile Item business office Saturday at 1 05 am. An alarm from Box 21 called crews. Damage was slight and extinguished without using a hose. Defective wiring is suspected but not confirmed.
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Mobile Item
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Basil Street
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Crichton
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N.ion St
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John Shaffer
Johner
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Prince
Charlie
W. J. Denton
Bestor & Young
Georgia Ave
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Neb
Nice
Dauphin
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Bell Phone
Commission
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St. Francis St
Reed Avenue
Bath
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Alex Strouse
Pollock Building
Citronelle
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St. Emanuel
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Lyric Dry Cleaning & Pressing Co
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Ffield's Ice Cream Co
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Jersey
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Gova
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Panama Auction Company
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Three-Mile Creek
Conception Road
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Nellie Dugan
Hon- Price Williams
Mobile County
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Executrix
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Verona Lumber Company
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Thoss-Tompkins Sporting Goods Company
South Royal Street
Oposite
Price W. Tompkins
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Rickerley
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Laine
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