Arizona anti alien labor law declared unconstitutional
The U S Supreme Court ruled the Arizona anti alien labor law unconstitutional, reaffirming a lower court finding. The decision states aliens are entitled to equal protection and that states cannot bar aliens from work by imposing employment quotas. Justice McReynolds dissented.
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Washington
Arizona
Supreme Court
Special Circuit
California
United States
Bisbee
Aziz
Hughes
Justice McReynolds
Lusitania Case To Be Taken Up In Near Term
German ambassador Count Von Bernstorff will visit Secretary Lansing at the state department to resume talks on the Lusitania sinking and other bilateral issues. Indemnity for Americans lost on the Arabic remains unsettled as officials expect the Hesperian steel fragment test results to be shared. The German note denies Hesperian torpedoing.
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Lusitania
von Bernstorff
Lansing
Washington
Germany
United States
Count von Bernstorff
State Department
French Throng Visits Graves of Their Heroes
All Saints and All Souls days observed across France with pilgrimages to cemeteries holding fallen soldiers. Processions yesterday included visits to Marne battle sites, Paul Deroulede’s grave at St. Cloud, and the Pere Lachaise monument to 171 French writers killed in the war. Havre saw a procession of Belgian ministers, city council, and British sympathizers.
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Paris
France
Marne Battle Ground
Paul Deroulede
St. Cloud
Pere Lachaise
Havre
Tvitish
Yale reorganizes coaching staff with Tom Shevlin aboard
New Haven Conn November 1 Yale’s reorganized coaching staff with Tom Shevlin captain of the 1905 eleven as coordinator is expected to take hold of the Yale football team this week in an effort to whip it into shape for the remaining games. Frank Hinkey remains head coach but Shevlin will assume actual control at Captain A D Wilson’s request and stay until after the Harvard game.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Tom Shevlin
Frank Hinkey
Shevlin
A. D. Wilson
Harvard
Mrs Rogers Granted New Trial In Insurance Suit
Marshal Texas November 1 A new trial was ordered in the case of Mrs John Rogers who sought 33000 in accident insurance after her husband died in February when anti Catholic lecturer William Black was killed in Marshal. jurors saw copies of an anti Catholic newspaper in the jury room.
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Marshal
Texas
John Rogers
Rogers
William Black
Weather Oddities and Fairground Tales From a Busy Day
The text blends meteorological musings on warm conditions across regions with a humorous vignette at the fairgrounds. It notes Mobile and Pittsburgh temperature differences, a southern Florida barometric lens, and a playful scene where a short man admires horse riders, prompting an apologetic bow.
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Grees
Pittsburgh
Fair Grounds
Little Short Man
Refitting Kronprinz Wilhelm as Passenger Liner Approved
The Kronprinz Wilhelm, German auxiliary cruiser now interned at Norfolk, is allowed to be restored to passenger liner condition but will stay interned for the war’s duration. Its crew will move to the Prinz Witel Friedrich as the Kronprinz Wilhelm is drydocked at Newport News for major overhauling.
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Washington
State Department
Kronprinz Welhelm
Norfolk
Prinz Witel Friedrich
Newport News
Missionary sale of prize cattle draws Gulf Coast farmers
The first sale of its kind at a Southern fair showcased pure bred cattle from the LaVernet herd and others. George A. Maloney urged farmers to buy while J. H. Wright highlighted Jersey champions. Despite lower turnout, the event aimed to convert common cows to higher quality milk producers, viewing the sale as missionary work to improve farming.
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Gulf Coast
George A. Maloney
Mobile County
Cobb & Derby
J. H. Wright
Meridian
Merry Gold
Millbrook
Jersey
Powers Proposal Rejected by China
Pekin notes that China refused calls from Japan Great Britain and Russia to postpone deciding on restoring a monarchy. Tsao Yulin vice minister of foreign affairs said the change rests with the people and urged no delay while noting provincial officials expect to maintain peace. The communications were verbal.
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Pekin
Japan
Great Britain
Russia
Tsao Yulin
China
Allies Strike at Bulgars Before Strumitza Blood Feud
Allied forces in the Balkans press attacks on Bulgarian ports and near Strumitza as pressure mounts before any land advance. British bombardments around Dardanelles intensify while German troops recapture Tahure Hill in Champagne signaling renewed heavy fighting on the Western Front amid shifting troop deployments.
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Bulgars
Strumitza
Dardanelles
Bulgaria
Tahure Hill
Champagne
Near East
Bulgarians continue pursuit on Serbian front in fresh advance
Bulgarian war office reports continued pursuit of Serbians along the front with progress toward Nish. Serbia repulsed a counterattack in upper Morava while Bulgarian troops attacked a French post near Krivolak but retreated after heavy losses. Greek and Romanian wartime moves and Saloniki wheat trade are mentioned alongside fighting near Butte de Tahure.
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Nish
Morava
Vardar
Krivolak
Serbia
Saloniki
Athens
Pars
Veles
Gallipoli
Bulgarian Thrace
Constantinople
Greece
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Dedenghatch
Milan
French Submarine Turquoise Sunk by Turkish Fire
The French submarine Turquoise was sunk by Turkish artillery on October 31, according to a Turkish official statement. Its entire crew of two officers and twenty four men were captured.
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Berlin
Sayville
Turquoise
Bulgarian Regiment Nearly Annihilated in Timok Fighting
A Bucharest dispatch reports the Third Bulgarian infantry regiment in the Timok valley was nearly wiped out with only about fifty survivors. Public buildings and barracks at Vidin Bulgaria are said to be filled with wounded and refugees.
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Timok
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Corriere Della Sera
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Vidin
Bulgaria
Proclamation by the Governor for Alabama constitutional election
Governor Henderson proclaims a December 27, 1915 election across Alabama to decide a proposed constitutional amendment allowing Birmingham to levy a property tax up to one percent yearly with possible excesses by voter approval. The notice outlines ballot wording, voting procedures, and publication costs. Secretary of State Purifoy and Secretary Fowlkes are noted in related Mobile fair coverage.
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Alabama
Birmingham
City of Birmingham
Charles Henderson
Birminam
Montgomery
Fowlkes
Sam H. Fowlkes
Alabama Fair Association
Ala
Mobile
Notice to Delinquent Tax-Payers in Mobile 1915
The Clerk of Mobile lists delinquent City and Special taxes for 1914-15 with property descriptions. The Sheriff returns not found for many names. these taxpayers must answer in court within thirty days after November 11, 1915 to defend decrees for sale of their property and payment of taxes, penalties, interest and costs.
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Mobile County
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Irvin Place
William S. Anderson
Cor
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Katere Bailey
Orange Grove
Mary c. Behiff
Old Shell
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Barnes
Ray Louisa Barnett
Tisdale Tract
John T. Bauer, Jr
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Colgin
Bettie_ Berry
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St. Barbara
Lafayette St
Spring Hill Ave
Pring Hill Ave
R. P. Blalack
Ala
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Fisher Tract
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Texas St
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Mandeville
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Joan Chastang
Washington Ave
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Wilkinson St
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Jerry H. Coleman
Strauss
Thomas Collins
Gwin Compton
H'S
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Bernoudy
G M. Cronk
Haimilton
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Kittle
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Fisher
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Stewart Place
Old Shell Road
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Lillie BE. Gass
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Scott St
Charleston
Louis Gleason
Henry Goldthwaite
Cor Strait Alley
Alabama political pot boils as bond issue campaign opens
In Montgomery on November 1 the administration signals an immediate bond issue campaign as prominent Alabamians announce intent to seek judicial state or congressional offices. Elections set for April 18 spark aggressive bids for seats on the court of appeals supreme and circuit courts, with multiple candidates rumored across districts.
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Spee
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Consi
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Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
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State Public Service Commission
Leel
Robertsdale Personal Notes Roundup
Robertsdale community gossip notes list visitors, recoveries, business openings and happenings. Nellie Coggeswell of Chicago plans return home Monday. Dr Hail to build new drug store. Dr Andrew Harvey from Chicago studying local citrus groves. Dr Mason of Foley buys hogs. Miss Glendinning opens dressmaking millinery. Lizzie Martin recovering from appendectomy. locals attend Mobile fair. Miss Mills hosts tea. Spaulding Peck buys Ford truck. Jorgeson Biddle Lozier visits with new cars.
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Ala
Nellie Coggeswell
Chicago
C. M. Dickinson
Hail
Fourth Streets
Andrew Harvey
Mason of
Foley
Messrs. Hall and Humphries
Mobile
Paul Bedfelt
F. Ballinger
la Fox
Til
Maude Mills
Miss Mills
Spaulding Peck
Jorgeson
Biddle
Eloise
B. Lozier
Prisoners Leave for Penitentiary in Wetumpka
Luther Coleman who pleaded to burglary and drew six years in city court, Robinson convicted of forging a National City Bank act for $1 and given three years, Stewart convicted of burglary with four years, were transported to the state penitentiary at Wetumpka Monday afternoon.
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Luther Coleman
Robinson
National City Bank
Stewart
Wetumpka
M. Barpapicla
Miss Josephine Roberts Dies After Illness
Miss Josephine Roberts longtime employee of R O Ha Grocery Company and later Smiths Bakery died Sunday at 3 15 PM at 886 Dauphin street Mobile She was native of Mobile and a devout Catholic member of St Josephs Church Her funeral will be at 1 00 PM Monday from her home and at St Josephs Church with members of the Benevolent Association expected to attend in a body
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R. O. Ha Grocery Company
Smith's Bakery
B M. Carney
Dauphin Street
Roberts
Mobile
O Joseph’s
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