Funeral for Nat Strauss Noted by Mobile Groups
Rabbi Alfred Moses and Captain on Schwarz returned to New Orleans for Nat Strauss secretary of the Seventh District B n a i B r i t h funeral. Beth Zur Lodge Mobile sent a floral tribute. Taps were played by a Confederate bugler at Gentilly Cemetery. The family received telegrams from across the United States. Patrol chauffeur Williams shifts to night duty and New moves to day duty per Chief Wan Liew.
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Alfred Moses
Capt
On Schwarz
New Orleans
Nat Strauss
Aml
Dist of Independent
B'nai B'rith
Beth Zur Lodge
Moses
Touro
Mendel
Wan Liew
Police Department
Gordon R. Williams
Ernest New
Poslam Skin Remedy Ad Promises Quick Comfort
An old advertisement urges Poslam for inflamed or itching skin including eczema acne and rashes. It notes rapid relief and mentions Poslam Soap for daily use and samples via 4 cent stamps to Emergency Laboratories in New York City, sold by all druggists.
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West 25Th St
New York City
Wonderful organ installed at Empire Theatre delights Fortian crowds
Fortunate Mobilians on Dauphin street heard the Empire Theatre’s new $7,000 Bartola Grand organ played by James Hurlbutt of Chicago. The masterful performance drew loud applause as its lush tones and Vox Humana impressed a large, enraptured audience, showcasing a rich array of instrumentation and orchestral color.
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Dauphin Street
Empire Theatre
Peri
Gates of
Paradise
Motion Picture Theatre
Joseph Bianchi
Empire
James Hurlbutt
Chicago
Druggists Promote Liver Health Over Calomel
Advert says Hay's Liver Health offered as safe substitute for calomel. It claims calomel is poisonous and harsh on bones and digestion, while Hay's Liver Health is gentle, non salivating, and can be given to children. A 50 cent bottle is recommended with emphasis on immediate morning relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Eve
Fair Skies and Cool Fronts Sweep Through Town
The piece notes cooler weather with fair skies as a brisk front moves in from the east. It describes gusty wind from the east, frost on pumpkin vines, and locals observing changing weather patterns with humorous asides on fall fashion and street scenes.
Grand Rapids Pastor Loses Libel Suit
Judge Clement Smith in Grand Rapids circuit court granted the Grand Rapids News a verdict in a $20 000 libel suit brought by Rev John Van Longhuyzen of the Christian Reformed Church The case centered on an editorial criticizing the pastor's remarks against President Wilson's policy after the sinking of the Lusitania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Clement Smith
Grand Rapids
Largest U S 16 inch gun sent to Sandy Hook for Panama Canal fortifications
A 16 inch gun described as the world’s largest of its class was shipped from Watertown arsenals on specially built cars to the Sandy Hook proving ground. It will be used for Panama Canal fortifications. The article also notes Adam blaming a woman in the case as having many imitators.
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Watertown
Mass
United States
Proving Ground
Sandy Hook
Panama Canal
Western Electric Co
Scott's Emulsion Aids Throat and Lung Health
Watch sore throats and swollen glands with cod liver oil in Scott's Emulsion. It speeds tissue repair, builds resistance to tubercular germs, and relieves throat troubles while strengthening bronchial and lung health. Physicians approve for preventing throat issues and bronchial disorders. No alcohol or drugs. Scott & Bowne.
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Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
Two German Submarines' Careers Brought to End
A German submarine in distress was towed into Terscheiling, a Dutch island, by a Dutch lifeboat after signaling for help. A Dutch torpedo boat escorted the sub to anchorage where it remains under guard.
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the Hague
Netherlands
London
Terscheiling
North Sea
German super submarine captured near Liverpool
The Daily Post reports the capture of a new 250 foot German submarine, armed with two torpedo tubes and four large calibre guns. It was launched at Stettin a fortnight ago.
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Liverpool
The
Daily Post
Germany
Stettin
Emil Lesser Drowns Surf Bathing At Long Beach
Information from Long Beach California reports Emil Lesser a former prominent German American citizen of Birmingham drowned while surf bathing his body not recovered. Lesser operated a Los Angeles hotel at his death and was known in Mobile where he visited often. He founded Powderly on the Birmingham and Bessemer Railroad and ran a street car line later acquired by Birmingham Railway Light and Power.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Cal
Emil Lesser
Birmingham
Lesser
Bis
Mobile
Powderly
Birmingham and Bessemer
Colony
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company
Courts Transact Thursday Business Across Equity and Law Dockets
In the Equity Side case Clara Howard vs Emma MacIntyre et al a decree pré confesso was issued. Boston Shoe Shop vs McBroom Shoe Shop moved for certification to the supreme court on appeal and the motion was granted. On the Law Side cases included Oliver Walker vs Floy and Macon dismissed by plaintiff and a $402.62 judgment for F C Turner and Co. against Dauphin Island Trading Co. plus a motion to strike portions of counts in Horace Turner vs Munson Steamship Line. Circuit Court entries note Doe Lyon Co vs Roe and Sarah Crane et al on trial and Friday call for Dauphin Tailoring Co vs W E De Van and Mattie Neice vs W H Harrison.
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Law and Equity Court
Equity Side
Safford Berney
Clara Howard
Emma MacIntyre
Boston Shoe Shop
McBroom Shoe Shop
Supreme Court
Peterson & Son
Willis Willis
W. M. Chapman
J. L. Sheip
Circuit Court
Samuel B. Browne
Doe
Lyon Company
Roe
Sarah Crane
Dauphin Tailoring Company
W. E. de- van
Mattie Neice
W. H. Harrison
Deaths Funeral for Infant Daughter of Ozier Family
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ozier was buried Wednesday at 4 from Mrs. Ozier’s foster home with Rev. H. W. DuBose officiating. Burial followed at Magnolia cemetery amid floral tokens from friends.
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L. G. Ozier
Marine wounded in Haiti battle near Le Trou
Private W. L. Dudshek of the marine corps was seriously wounded and five Haitiens were killed in a fight yesterday between a marine patrol and natives near Le Trou, Haiti. Rear Admiral Caper town reported quiet prevailed elsewhere.
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Oton
W. L. Dudshek
Marine Corps
le Trou
Haiti
Capertown
Social notes from Nashville area church and visiting friends
Mrs. Hume Steele of Nashville educates the Methodist Board of Missions and will lead meetings at Government Street Methodist Church. Numerous guests and travels are listed including Miss Annie Lee Fitts of Tuscaloosa and Mrs. J. R. Little hosting her father Mr. R. W. Ennis. The item notes illnesses and upcoming visits across Selma Meridian Biloxi and Ensley Alabama and related households.
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Hume Steele
Nashville
Methodist Board of Missions
Government Street Methodist Church
T. T. Pegues
Mary Hott
Selma
A. E. Pegues
Annie Lee Fitts
Tuscaloosa
John T. Cochrane
Government Street
Henry B. McMillan
Wiliam Barnwall
Atlanta
Rachel Heustis
New Orleans
Lucien, Lyons
Carolee Martin
Mobile
William Wright
Meridian
E Marcus
Benjamin Gup
H. W. Bierhorst
Bartie Burkett
Biloxi
Thomas Campbell
Edith
W Laurel
A. E. Wilson Crichton
Louisville
J. R. Little
R. W. Ennis
Livingston
City
Whistler Improvement Association to Meet in Kindergarten
The Whistler Improvement Association will hold a meeting in the Kindergarten department of Whistler school this Thursday at 7.00 p.m. The event invites all persons interested in school improvement, with a note that the time has been moved to 7 o'clock to accommodate fathers.
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Clara
Oliva Armbrecht
Mobile
Robert M. Peterson
Maud Deal
Meridian
Miss
F. W. Eckford
Elsie Adams
Catherine
Jasper
June Williams
Gulfcrest
James Grimes
Vinegar Bend
Ala
Andrew Harvell
Whistler
Colorado
Charles W. Hill
Cardui credited for recovery in Brookhaven testimonial
Mrs H M Russell of Brookhaven says she was bedridden five months with chronic inflammation and searing pain. After taking eight bottles of Cardui in three months she reports full recovery and strong health, urging other women to try the medicine. Advertisement.
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Brookhaven
Cardus
Cardui
Adv
Old Spanish Trail to Be Well Advertised
An executive committee approved thorough promotion of the Old Spanish Trail convention in Mobile on December 10 and 11. They authorized two veteran newspaper men as messengers and press agent to coordinate routes and delegate arrivals, with L. G. Adams chairing the itinerary committee and donating a Ford for the scout car.
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Mobile
Palmer Pillans
L. G. Adams
Adams
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court
White Harry Shalom and a Beck Mistry obtained licenses. Fred D Finch and Daisy I Worred, described as Negroes, were issued licenses as well.
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Probate
Harry Shalom
A Beck Mistry
Fred D. Finch
Daisy I. Worred
It Pays to Advertise at Lyric Mobile Theatre
At the Lyric Theatre on Saturday a matinee and tonight show a three act farce It Pays to Advertise by Roi Cooper Megrue and Walter Hackett. Cast includes Adele Rotland Elza Frederic Olivia O Neill Celene Kirk Harold Vermilyea Frank Allworth Elmer Grandin Cliff Worman Robert Watt H H Forsman Kenneth Loane Chauncey Coaseland.
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Lyric Theatre
Cohan & Harris
Roi Cooper Megrue
Walter Hackett
Adele Rotland
Elza Frederic
Olivia O' Neill
Celene Kirk
Harold Vermilyea
Frank Allworth
Elmer Grandin
Cliff Worman
Robert Watt
H. H. Forsman
Kenneth Loane
Chauncey Causeland
Local court fines for abusive language and gaming offenses
Frank Carroll was fined ten dollars or ten days in jail by Judge Chamber lain in the inferior criminal court for abusive language. Lee Littleton filed the gaming complaint. Ling Vaughan was fined ten dollars or ten days, and Id Lindsay, charged with the same offense, was ordered rearrested after failing to appear. The item ends with a tongue in cheek line about willingness to try anything once.
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Frank Carroll
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Lee Littleton
Ling Vaughan
Id Lindsay
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Dauphin ST
Rubiat
A. Bugs
Department of Weather
Asheville
N. C
U. S
Adam
U. S. Marine
U.S. Marine
Kentucky
U. Ss. Marine
American Tobacco Company
Mari i
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Albert Ashenberger
J. W. Fristoe
Hazel Bailey
C. T. Bailey
J. B. Pidal
Joseph B. Pidal
George Wolf
Monroe Street
G. C. Tucker
St. John's Episcopal Church
Howard Lodge No. 69
Pine Crest Cemetery
S. L. Hahn
R. M. Christian
L. D. Brown
A. C. Wilson
Marcus Litchbach
N. M. Sumrall
A. M. Brimdage
C. L. Lehman
E.A. Dolbear
T. F. O’rourke
George A. Jones
Raphael Semmes
Ucc. V
Halloa
Twigh
Haitiens
Paul C. Teat
Dorothy
Mrs. Lesty Townsend
Mr. Townsend
Franklin and
Madison Streets
Court House
J. C. Brincat
Brincat Pro. CO
Bell Phone
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the Lyric Mobile
Quality Theatre
Jewelers Co-operative Syndicate
Gabriel
Sewelry
Stamps & Co
General Cleaners
Spring Hill and Broad
Schneder- Alidor Electric Co
Emanual
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