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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1913

Page

12

Telegraphers Win Out On Texas And Pacific

An agreement signed in Dallas averts a Texas and Pacific railway telegraphers strike. The deal grants union demands, sets a $65 monthly minimum on main lines with raises on branches, and limits the work day to eleven hours, affecting about 1,500 workers. A stray local note compares costs of woman’s clothing to the number of workers.

Associated Press Dallas Texas Texas and Pacific Railroad

Noted contralto gives free Spokane concert for schoolchildren

Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink delighted 56,000 Spokane pupils with a children only matinee at the state armory. She granted requests, posed for photos with bouquets, and even allowed a film take of the performance, keeping grownups out as planned.

Spokane Wash Ernesttine Schumann-Heink State Armory All Saints Cathedral Jimmie Stevens Schumann-Heink Jme Committee of Society Women Armory

Dr King's New Discovery Cures Stubborn Coughs

A testimonial touts Dr Kings New Discovery as effective for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Mrs A F Mertz from Glen Ellyn Iowa reports it cured a stubborn cough after six weeks of medical care failed. Price 60c or 1.00 with money back if it fails. All druggists or by mail from Bucklen Co Philadelphia St Louis.

Dr. King A. F. Mertz Glen Ellyn Iowa I. Eb, Bucklen and Co Philadelphia Sv. Louis

Jordan’s Sentence Canceled After Quick Arrest

President Wilson pardoned Robert Jordan, sentenced in June 1913 to six months in Valdez Alaska jail and a $250 fine or 125 days more for simple assault. He allegedly threatened a bunk house worker over living conditions and was found guilty ten minutes after arrest without counsel.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Robert ¥. Jordan Valdez Alaska Jordan

Thackara Dined by Countrymen in Berlin Farewell Banquet

In Berlin American Chamber of Commerce hosted a farewell banquet for Consul General Alexander H. Thackara who moves to Paris. Ambassador James W. Gerard and German and American officials praised his work on German American relations and noted humorous housing anecdotes.

Associated Press Berlin American Chamber of Commerce Alexander H. Thackara Paris Germany James W. Gerard Thackara Wolf Chamber of Commerce

Mistranslation of Bible Quoted as Peace Divider Argument

Louis mass meeting hears B N Langton-Davis of London argue the line I came not to bring peace but the sword is mistranslated. He says original Greek implies division not peace and cites Roosevelt as inconsistent on armament while urging US leadership for disarmament amid isolation.

Associated Press Louis B. N. Langton- Davis London Garton Foundation For the St. Louis Langdon-Davis Europe United States Theodore Roosevelt

Grand Opera Opens Season in Philadelphia

Philadelphia November 4 The Philadelphia-Chicago Grand Opera Company opened with Tosca starring Mary Garden. Vanni Marcoux sang Baron Scarpia and Giovanni Martinelli debuted as Cavaradossa. The company performs three weeks in Philadelphia then moves to Chicago for the season before returning.

Philadelphia Philadelphia-Chicago Grand Opera Company

October Rainfall in Mobile Falls to Low Level

The October rainfall totaled 1.7 inches, the lowest since 1907, compared with 11.21 inches in October 1912. The mean temperature was 67.1 degrees, 1.6 above normal, and the sun shone 66 percent of daylight hours.

United States Weather Bureau Mobile

Burton Undecided on Attending Safety at Sea Conference

Senator Burton of Ohio, named by President Wilson as a representative to the International Maritime Conference for Safety at Sea in London next week, says he has not decided to leave Washington due to the currency bill but thinks a three week absence would not hinder his Senate debate participation.

Associated Press Washington Burton Ohio Wilson International Maritime Conference For Safety At Sea London Senate

Saved His Foot by Bucklen Arnica Salve

H D Ely of Bantam Colorado suffered a four year foot ulcer. He refused amputation and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort, writing that his foot was soon completely cured. Aimed at burns and cuts, available at all druggists or by mail from Bucklen Co. St. Louis.

H. D. Ely Bantam, CO Bucklen Pucklen & la Poiindelpaila St. Louis

National Day of Prayer Shift by Woman's Christian Temperance Union

The national day of prayer was moved from January 1 to January 15 by the national convention in Asbury Park New Jersey. Mrs. Lillian N Stevens urged a world temperance crusade to place prohibition in organic law globally. Elections that day favored retaining all current national officers.

Associated Pres Asbury Park N. J Woman's Christian Temperance Union United States Union Sesson Lillian N. Stevens World National

Overcoming Faith Church Organized in Probate Court

The colored congregation known as Overcoming Faith Church of God in the Resurrection of Christ filed incorporation papers in probate court on Monday afternoon. Trustees listed are Elder Aliie Taylor Clara Jackson C H Williams and William C Curtis.

Congregation of the “Overcoming Faith Church of God In the Resurrection of Christ Aliie Taylor Clara Jackson C. H. Williams William C. Curtis

Cummins Called For Utterances In Senate Clash

In a New Jersey campaign exchange Senator Cummins faced accusations over remarks linking Huerta and President Wilson. He said he criticized executive overreach, not the president, while colleagues defended the White House and denied patronage influence.

Washington Senator Martine Senator Cummins New Jersey Huerta Wilson Martine Cummins Congress Owen Williams White House

Cheap shoes vs good ones at Harry's Shoe Place

Those who can't wear cheap shoes and can't spare the price for good ones should come to Harry's Shoe Place at 60 Government Street Mobile Alabama.

Harry

Hames Granted Divorce Over Runaway Wife Saga

Cecil Henry Hames was granted a divorce from Emily Elizabeth Hames on statutory grounds. They wed in Pittsburg in 1907. Mrs Hames eloped to America with Norman McCutcheon of California and reportedly married him in California. The wife’s letters referenced ill mother and a supposed plan to arrange a divorce then return, with personal messages included.

London Cecil Henry Hames Emily Elizabeth Hames Pittsburg

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