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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1914

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Italy’s War Cabinet Resigns Amid Turkish Crisis

In Rome Signor Rubini resigns as treasury minister after a clash with War Minister Zuppelli over war funds. The cabinet reconvened and Rubini declined to reconsider, signaling a broader split on war preparations. Reports say the cabinet has fallen and may form a pro war coalition with Rubini and Cavasola excluded.

International Rome Italy Signor Rubini Treasury Signor Zuppeli Rubini New York Treasury Department Signor Cavasola Marquis di San Giuliano Turkey Cavasola

War rumors spread as Russia Turkey clash and Italy signals entry

An unofficial report from Constantinople claims Russia and Turkey have declared war. The Italian cabinet resigns, suggesting the war party has won and Italy will likely enter the conflict. A note demands explanation of Turkey's raid.

London Constantinople Russia Turkey Italy Sublime Porte

Maeterlinck warns Germans may destroy Belgian cities

Paris dispatch notes Belgian writer Maurice Maeterlinck claims Germany will raze Brussels Antwerp Ghent and Bruges during retreat to the Rhine He cites mined landmarks and urges Allies to threaten Berlin Hamburg Nuremberg and Munich to deter and defend historic sites.

Paris Brussels Antwerp Ghent Bruges Rhine Maurice Maeterlinck le Figaro Grand Palace Berlin Hamburg Nuremberg Munich

Alabama Bankers Called to Meet to Aid Cotton Relief

Montgomery October 35 Special to The Item Superintendent Alex E Walker of banks calls Alabama national and state banks to Montgomery on Tuesday November 17 for a unified plan to improve the cotton situation. He says banks are best friends to farmers and merchants and their cooperation is essential.

Alabama Montgomery Bank of Alabama Alex E. Walker Walker Muyutua

Cotton Markets to Reopen as Exchanges Set for Nov 16

Washington report notes a conference of federal reserve officials bankers and British representatives led by Sir George Paish and Basil Blackett agreed to reopen the New York and Liverpool cotton exchanges on November 16 The plan also calls for a nine month certificate system to ease trade balances without over $400 million in gold transfers to England.

International News Service Washington Federal Reserve and Sir George Paish Basil B. Blackett New York Liverpool George England

Forecast of sweeping Democratic victory in 1930 election

The Democratic national committee forecast a large party gain next Tuesday with at least five Senate seats and a substantial House majority. It cites gains in Connecticut New York Ohio Kansas Illinois New Hampshire South Dakota North Dakota Utah California Wisconsin and others and notes strong eastern and western support plus praise for recent progressive legislation.

Stevens New Hampshire Johnson South Dakota Purcell North Dakota Moyle Utah Phelan California Husting Wisconsin Palmer Pennsylvania Connolly Iowa Congress Mississippi Montana Evans Stout Kansas Nebraka Oklahoma Minnesota New Jersey

Opening date set for New York and Liverpool cotton

The article notes a specific day chosen to commence operations for the New York and Liverpool cotton venture, indicating planned launch timing and involved parties.

New York Liverpool

Steamer John Quill Likely Total Loss After Sinking

Information from Demopolis Alabama indicates the steamer John Quill sank near Rainwater Alabama on Thursday afternoon and will be nearly a total loss. The vessel carried no marine insurance and owner Captain John Quill faces heavy expenses as the hull shows a 20 foot long hole. All freight was salvaged but the boat sustained extensive damage in shallow water after striking a rock in a blasted channel.

Mobile Demopolis Ala John Quill Rock Channel

Governor Won't Fill Brooke Public Accounts Vacancy

H. Y. Brooke resigned as examiner of public accounts after being appointed bank examiner for the Atlanta federal reserve district. The governor stated he would not fill the vacancy, leaving the new appointee with only two months of service remaining.

Montgomery Ala H. Y. Brooke Atlanta

Louisville and Nashville Railroad seeks freight rate increase

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad filed a petition with the Alabama State Railroad Commission to raise freight rates on various commodities amid a weak business climate. A hearing is scheduled for November 5 as the company cites European war disruptions causing losses. Multiple Alabama railroads report similar pressure. proposed rates from fifteen points are under study.

Montgomery Ala South State Railroad Commission Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company Railroad Corporation Europe Alabama

Carranza Declines Resignation Without Zapata Villa Retirement

Mexico City October 21 Venustiano Carranza formally informed the Agua Caliente convention that he would not resign unless the demands for Zapata and Villa to retire were met.

Carranza Firm International News Service Mexico City Venustiano Carranza Zapata Villa

Weather Forecast Brief for Alabama and Mississippi

The forecast for Alabama predicts fair weather Sunday and Monday. Mississippi also expects fair conditions on Sunday and Monday.

Washington Alabama

Anarchy in Mexico Prompting Possible US Intervention

The Army and Navy Journal reports officers on leave in the United States are being quietly ordered to Vera Cruz or the Mexican border. It notes Mexico City is in a state of near anarchy with disturbances and threats prompting possible US intervention, while censorship hides details from publication.

International News Service New York United States Vera Cruz Army and Navy Journal Journal Mexico City State Department

Union Stock Yards Chicago Placed Under Quarantine

The Union Stock Yards in Chicago were quarantined today by the department of agriculture due to foot and mouth disease prevalent among cattle in the Middle Western states.

International News Service Washington Union Chicago Department of Agriculture

Shubuta in Flames as Meridian Responds with Aid

Meridian Mississippi dispatches fire units to Shubuta to battle a large blaze early today. The town faces heavy damage and officials fear substantial losses as the fire continues to burn through the night.

Shubuta Meridian Miss Meridian Fire Department

Hermes Torpedoed and Sunk Near English Coast

London reports the British light cruiser Hermes was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine in the Straits of Dover. Most officers and crew were saved. exact losses await muster. The sinking signals German submarine activity within 100 miles of England, threatening Allied shipping between England and France.

England Peay 4 English France Admiral Gantaneume Calais

British Officials aboard Undaunted at Time of Attack

London Oct 31 British cruiser Undaunted carried Chancellor Lloyd George Chief Justice Lord Reading and Attorney General Sir John Jellicoe to discuss neutrality. The Admiralty believes a German spy learned Undaunted’s departure and was alerted, with destroyers involved in the response.

International News Service London New York Lloyd George Lord Reading Sir Jeland

Plans of Two Empires to Take New York and Frisco Seen by Col. Roosevelt

Colonel Roosevelt told Princeton students he had seen plans of two empires in the European war to seize New York and San Francisco and hold them for ransom. He urged building a stronger standing army to defend the country’s rights if attacked. Washington officials noted his claim but gave little official comment.

New York Frisco Col. Rooseve Princeton N. J Roosevelt Sciences Kes Washington Planet Empires San Frisco War Department General Staff United States

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Action of Peace Party Army OF Germany Erich? von Falkenheyn Helmuth von Moltke von Falkenheyn General von Falkenheyn von Moltke Maeterlinck National Committee Federal Reserve Brooke L. & N. Railroad Ammaz Rheims Mexico Union Stock Yards Init Hermes Torpedo Straits of Dover Mans Vailly Oner
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