Protest Over Roe Mullet Destruction By Mobile Dock
The Alabama oyster commission protested a shipment of about 15 000 pounds of roe mullet discharged in Mobile. Salted eggs threaten destruction of 200 000 pounds of fish, warns Secretary J A Joullian who urges protective legislation to prevent waste and overharvesting during reproduction season. Local fishermen insist roe mullet are vanishing from Gulf waters and demand action to conserve public fish resources.
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Alabama Oyster Commission
Mobile
J. A. Joullian
Commission
Seat Coast
Alabama
Gulf
Mr. Joullian
Deputy McKenzie's Son Arrested on Warrant
Leslie McKenzie, son of Spring Hill deputy James McKenzie, was arrested by Chief Field Deputy Dennis Lynch on a statutory charge. Phillip Grannum, a Negro resident of Spring Hill, is the complainant. his 14 year old daughter is the alleged victim. Warrant issued weeks ago amid service delay complaints.
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Leslie McKenzie
James McKenzie
Spring Hill
Dennis Lynch
Phillip Grannum
Grannum
Alonzo Warrren Defamation Trial Advances With 125 Witnesses
The Joseph Alonzo versus Esther B. Warren defamation suit seeks 15000 dollars in damages and is on its third day in the law and equity court. Thursday saw extensive testimony from over 125 defense witnesses. A jury trial is not expected to begin until late Friday afternoon or Saturday morning.
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Alonzo-Warren
Joseph Alonzo
Esther B. Warren
Law and Equity Court
Jad Salts Promoted for Kidney Relief in Old Ad
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney trouble and bladder irritation. It claims uric acid from meat overworks the kidneys, causing pain and disrupted sleep, and urges drinking water and Jad Salts to restore kidney function.
Sharp Waich Kept For Next Kaiser Rush Front
Paris reports a French official bulletin noting slight gains east of Nieuport on the Yser and continued Allied holds from Dixmude to the Lys. German attacks were renewed with less energy in places, and French-British forces pressed offensive steps with notable progress in several sectors.
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Nieuport
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Dixmude
Lys
la Bassee
Somme
Roye
le Quesnoy-en-Santerre
Andechy
Oise
Moselle
Turkish Armenia Campaign Report Details Turkish Defeats
The Turkish forces fled after losing Id village and were pushed from Khorasan and Bayazid. Our troops seized supplies, attacked trenches, and captured prisoners after a 53 mile advance to Diyadin and Myssoune. The advance culminated with Bayazid occupied on November 3.
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Turkish Armenia
Ardost
Khorasan
Armenia
Karaderbent
Myssoune
Diyadin
Bayazid
American Presence Has an Influence
From Alexandria dated Tuesday Reuter reports Turkish authorities tried to stop British officials and other foreigners from leaving Beirut. The American consul intervened successfully and the detention aim was to avoid a rupture. The North Carolina cruiser is seen as a calming influence on local sentiment.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Reuter
Beirut
Turkey
North Carolina
Force Persia in PETROGRAD and Tehran Dispatch
The Bourse News reports Turkish and German efforts to draw Persia into the war against Russia. Salaved Dowleh is named Germany's candidate for Persia’s throne. Turkish troops near Crimea and consuls seek refuge as political unrest grows in Teheran and Tabriz. The Morgenthau embassy facilitates allied subjects' departure from Turkey.
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Mobilians Attend Pig Iron Rate Hearing in Montgomery
Horace Turner and M. D. Kahn of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce joined President A. J. Parsons in Montgomery to attend the Alabama railroad commission session on the pig iron rate case a rehearing. Traffic Agent Cobb remains in Washington for the New Orleans rate case before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Messrs
Horace Turner
M. D. Kahn
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery
A. J. Parsons
Alabama Railroad Commission
Cobb
Chamber
Washington
New Orleans
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rotarians Highlight Fellowship At Thursday Mobile Meeting
The Mobile Rotary Club gathered in the Cawthon hotel assembly room as John T. Cochran chaired a lively session. Members pledged the four principles Smiles Meeting Eating Greeting and Good Fellowship and welcomed Rev Henry Wade DuBose and Albert P Bush to membership.
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John T. Cochrane
William H. Monk, Jr
Mobile Rotary Club
Kentucky
Mobile
Albert P. Bush
Rotary Club
United States
Congress
Rotarians
Seale Harris
White House
Stewart LeBlanc
Hanson
L. J. Davis
W. H. Monk, Jr
Mr. Monk
Frederick I. Thompson
W. H. Reynolds
Bellefontaine
E. O. Fowlkes
Texas
Glennie Ainspaugh
Charles B. Fowlkes
John C. O'Connell
Berlin
Germany
L C
Paul Danner
Henry Kerr
J. B. Dortch
Cochrane
Rotary
Monk
Harry T. Inge
Doc
Zadek
Inge
Teddy
Harry Hartwell
Harry
Thin People Can Increase Weight With Sargol Tablets
A weight gain test suggests thin individuals take one Sargol tablet with each meal for two weeks to gain five to eight pounds. Weigh and measure before and after, then judge changes by scales and tape. The product allegedly converts consumed fats sugars and starches into usable fat aiding tissue nourishment. Available from druggists with a guarantee of weight gain.
Resourcefulness Shown by German Admiral Von Spee
A AP review notes German Admiral Von Spee’s fleet quickly consolidating ships across the Pacific and off the Baltic for action. The piece highlights the Battle of the Pacific and Baltic deployments, British losses near the English coast, and the rapid concentration of German ships after dispersal at war onset.
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New York
Associated Press
Kiel
Aland Islands
Baltic Sea
Halcyon
Pacific
Monmouth
Goodhope
Drake
Admiral von Spee
Christopher Cradock
Straits of Magellan
Gneisenau
Scharnhorst
Johito
San Francisco
Dresden
West Indian
Harbormaster Reports October 1914 Tonnage
The October 1914 monthly harbormaster report to Mayor Pillans lists 44 foreign bound steamers, 8 coastwise steamers, 1 square rigged vessel, 3 schooners totaling 66 vessels and 61 790 tons. Capt. Nor ville notes the figures for the port's activity this month.
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Thomas P. Norville
Harry Pillans
Fate of Mrs M Gowans Fate in Hands of Jury
Jury to decide if killing by Mrs McGowan was murder or manslaughter. Her daughter Vivian was not in court and a missing subpoena was used to show defendant had kept her away. State witnesses testified she threatened Brown’s life while Mr McGowan said his wife’ s memory failed after meeting Brown in the court room.
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Vivian
Mc Gowan
Mississippi
Brown
McGowan
Senate Sees Shift as Parties Claim Victory in Off-Year
The Democratic majority in the Senate is hailed as the largest off-year gain yet, while Republicans cheer a possible return of Progressive allies. Analysts cite three Southern breaks and attrition in leadership as the next Congress looms, with Speaker Clark likely to be Democratic choice and Underwood moving to the Senate from Alabama.
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Joe Cannon
South
Maryland
North Carolina
Louisiana
House
Clark
Representative Underwood
Senate
Alabama
Representative Kitchen
Sacred Heart Devotions At St Matthew's Church
Sacred Heart devotions at St Matthew's Church begin with holy hour from 6:00 to 7:30 am followed by benediction. Confessions offered this evening at 4:00 pm and Friday morning at 6:30 am. Holy communion distributed at 6:00 and 6:30 am, mass starts promptly at 7:00.
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Sacred Heart
ST. Matthew's Church
Tomor
Vagancy Charge Dropped and Gaming Conviction Reversed
Judge O J Semmes of the city court pressed no charges against Sylvester McRee for vag rancy by abandonment of family. Sonny Smith had a gaming table conviction set aside and was released as the indictment did not match the evidence.
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O. J. Semmes
Nole
Sylvester McRee
Sonny Smith
Mobile petition seeks vacation of Warren Street in Orange Grove Tract
Maggie Hannan and others filed with Mobile's Board of Commissioners a written petition to vacate the street platted as Warren Street extending from the Orange Grove Tract south boundary to One Mile Creek. The petition is set for a hearing on December 1, 1914 and will be published in the Mobile Item thrice weekly for five weeks.
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Maggie Hannan
Board of Commissioners of
City of
Mobile
Orange Grove
Warren Street
Age Grove
One Mile Creek
H. Pillans
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