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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1913

Page

3

U S Debates Embargo on Arms to Mexico Amid Huerta Crisis

Washington reports indicate pressure to lift the weapons embargo on Mexico as Huerta rejects U S demands. President Wilson weighs diplomacy and possible congressional input while Bryan meets him. German Ambassador Bernstorff may discuss the Mexican situation.

Associated Press Washington Huerta Bryan Wilson Bacon Senate Foreign Relations Committee White House Congress Mexico

Yerger Takes Oath as Porto Rican Governor

Arthur Yerger former Georgetown University president was sworn in today before a notary public as governor of Porto Rico with no government representative present.

Yerger Associated Press Georgetown Arthur Yerger Georgetown University Porto Rico

TIZ Comforts and Cures Sore Feet

TIZ relieves sore feet with soothing action for corns bunions and blisters. Sold 25c a box at drug and department stores. Box should read Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago and mail order option offered.

Walter Luther Dodge & Co Walter Luther E & Con Wabash Ave Chicago

Compromise on Regional Banks Emerges in Currency Bill

Washington November 6 The administration currency bill moves toward public ownership of regional bank stock and government control of regional banks after a Senate Banking Committee vote of seven to five. The Weeks Reed Hitchcock plan allocates nine directors per regional bank with five chosen by the Federal Reserve Board and four by the banks. The measure could hasten committee progress as Democrats and Republicans debate final structure. President Wilson holds informal talks with Democratic senators as party unity discussions gain momentum.

Washington Senate Banking Committee Reed Hitchcock Owen Pomeren Shafroth Hollis O'Gorman Weeks White House Vanderlip Government Federal Reserve Board Wilson

Heavier tonnage shown in October port report

Harbormaster Norville’s October report to Commissioner Pillans notes higher total tonnage than September. Fewer vessels entered but registered tonnage rose by 683 tons. October totals: 41 steamships foreign bound, 9 steamships coastwise, 2 square rigged vessels, 14 schooners, and 66 vessels totaling 86,669 tons. September: 44 foreign bound steamships, 11 coastwise steamships, 5 square rigged vessels, 13 schooners, and 73 vessels totaling 86,016 tons.

Thomas P. Norville Harry Pillans Crescoco Beaves

Italian fleet anchors at Naples to welcome Arkansas and Florida

A division of the Italian fleet led by the Duke of the Abruzzi anchored at Naples to greet the American battleships Arkansas and Florida when they arrive, anticipated Saturday.

Naples Duke of the Abruzzi Arkansas Florida

Deaths and Funerals Feature Local Families

James D. Gilchrist Jr., eight, died at home in Whistler after weeks of illness. Interment held Thursday morning. Frederick Rosenow funeral from 421 S Royal Street and German Lutheran Church with Rev. H M Henning officiating. Remains buried in Magnolia cemetery. Pallbearers listed from German Relief Association.

James D. Gilchrist, Jr James D. Gilchrist Whistier Mobile Whistler Frederick Rosenow S. Royal Street German Lutheran Church H. M. Henning Magnolia Cemetery Messrs M. L. Campbell Chris Bailey A. G. Levy Charles Tobler E. Brunnie A. Kling John Ross Charles F. Gelbke German Relief Association

Burial of Agnes D Merrill in Magnolia Cemetery

The remains of Mrs. Agnes Crashman Merrill were interred Monday afternoon in Magnolia Cemetery. The funeral service began at the family home and continued at St. Vincent's Catholic Church.

Agnes D. Merrill Agnes Crashman Merrill Magnolia Cemetery St. Vincent’s Catholic Church

Funeral of William J. Jackson Held at St Patrick’s

The funeral was held Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. from St. Patrick’s Catholic Church with Rev Father Henry officiating. It was well attended by relatives and friends and members of St Patrick’s Catholic Benevolent Association, of which the deceased was an honored member. Interment followed in the Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles Wacker, John Walker, John Toomey, Patrick Collins, and Thomas McGrath.

William J. Jackson St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Father Henry St. Patrick’s Catholic Benevolent Association Charlies Wacker John Walker John Toomey Patrick Collins Thomas McGrath

Tax Commission Hears Protests In Mobile Session

Judge A A Evans and J B Powell with Secretary Murray C White hear contested assessments fixed by the county tax commissioner in Mobile. The session began at 10 am and extended as evidence was presented. A list of property owners represented by attorneys includes Acree Cirlot Craft Deegen Festorazzi Greenway Kirkbride Crawford Latardy Lavretta Lowenthal Marquis Meyer and Son O Connor Richards Langrouber Savage Smith. Friday's cases include Bee Barker Chapmen Conboy Davis Hickey Inge McGill McDonald Middleton New Battle House Overall Scheible Schuermann Smith Whiting Willoughby Wilson.

A. A. Evans J. B. Powell State Tax Commission Murray C. White Mobile Commission Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners J. O. Acree F. A. Cirlot Costello and Finch John Craft William Deegen S. Festorazzi Francis Greenway E. B. Kirkbride S S. P. Crawford Eugene Latardy Lawrence C. Lavretta Louis Lowenthal Justin Marquis

U.S. seeks musician for Atlanta Federal Penitentiary post

The United States civil service commission announces a paid position for a musician at the Atlanta federal penitentiary. With the band currently directorless, the role offers $900 per year. Applicants should appear for examinations at the local customs house on December 1.

United States Civil Service Commission Federal Penitentiary Atlanta Uncle Sam Civil Service Commission

Personal notices of local residents and visitors

The notice lists friends and relatives in town for Mr A Heil Sr illness at Providence Infirmary. Col W W Flournoy of De Funiak Springs is in Mobile on business staying at Cawthon Hotel. Miss Della Richards returns from New York. J J Rheinhardt of Star Union in Mobile on visit. J T Sayre and wife and M B Halliwell of Flushing Mich in Mobile seeking land deals. Mrs R McInnis of Moss Point shopping in Mobile at St Andrew Hotel. H L and Raymond Hollingsworth of Grove Hill on business. J W Sturdivant F H Devendorf and wife of Hawarden Ia at Bienville Hotel en route to Cirongile Ala for winter. M Blalock of Montgomery on business at Cawthon. James L Cawthon, head of Level Best Shoe Store and Mobile County Sunday School President, is back at work after brief illness.

de Funiak Springs, Fla Cawthon Hotel R. McInnis Moss Point St. Andrew Hotel J. W. Sturdivant F. H. Devendorf Hawarden, Ia Bienville Hotel Cirongile Ala James L. Cawthon Level Best Shoe Store Mobile County Sunday School Association

Beiliss case closing remarks touch guilty suspicion

In Kiev on November 6 the prosecuting counsel barely mentioned Mendel Beiliss in closing remarks on the murder charge of Christian boy Andrew Yushinsky. The prosecutor insisted Beiliss is guilty and described dragging Yushinsky toward a brick furnace where Beiliss worked. He argued the suspect could be an expiatory victim for his co religionists and highlighted crime scene cloth and a burned stable as supporting evidence.

Associated Press Kiev Russia Mendel Beiliss Andrew Yushinsky Yushinsky Mendell Beiliss Krassovsky Sikorski

Thinks Mobile Needs Barge Line

An interview in New Orleans reports Mobile business leaders led by A J Parsons and John H Bernhard plan a barge line to haul Alabama coal to Mobile. The interview argues waterways could shift traffic from rail and reduce rates, urging faster action and wider waterway use.

Mobile A. J. Parsons John H. Bernhard Alabama and New Orleans Alabama United States

McCombs to wed Dorothy Williams in London

Friends of William F. McCombs DNC chairman received cables announcing his marriage in London to Dorothy Williams sister of Mrs. Joseph Leiter. The bride-to-be is well known in diplomatic and military social circles. Williams traveled from Washington aboard the yacht Niagara on a world tour trailing the Niagara at Southampton awaiting Mr Leiter.

Associated Press Washington William F. McCombs Democratic National Committee London Dorothy Williams Joseph Leiter Miss Williams Niagara Leiter

Lyric Theatre Presents Goldsmith Comedy with Annie Russell

Saturday night patrons will enjoy She Stops To Conquer and Oliver Goldsmith's comedy with Annie Russell leading as Kate Hardcastle. Oswald Yorke stars as Marlowe and Percival Stevens as Tony Lumpkin, with a strong return for Goldsmith's enduring wit and charm. The seat sale opened this morning.

Lyric Theatre Annie Russell Oliver Goldsmith Goldsmith Miss Russell Kate Hardcastle Oswald Yorke Young Marlowe Percival Stevens Tony Lumpkin

Ambassador to France Post Could Go to Prominent Figure

The leading candidate to succeed Myron T. Herrick as ambassador to France has been repeatedly urged by President Wilson. Although the chairman previously declined, he reconsidered at the President’s request and, since his abroad, the post has remained open with the understanding he would eventually accept.

France Myron T. Herrick Wilson

Standard Oil Stocks Jump Up In New York Market

A sharp list in securities of Standard Oil Companies led the curb market today. Traders expect an early distribution of surpluses from subordinate companies as the income tax enforcement nears. Standard Oil of Kentucky rose from 45 to 62.5, Atlantic Refining to 69.5, and Standard of New York also gained amid minor advances by foreign stocks.

New York Standard Oil Companies Standard Oll Kentucky Atlantic Refining Standard of New York Standards

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tion Count von Bernstoff Tiz Adam Bede Mabelle Biggart New York City Harte Auditorium Mobile School Improvements Association Miss Biggart Reed and Hitchcock W. J. Jackson Underwood Richmond Pearson Hobson U. S Mr. Underwood TAX Commission State Board A. Heil, Sr Providence Infirmary Della Richards J. J. Rheinhardt The Star Union Lines J. T. Sayre M. B. Halliwell Flushing, Mich H. L and Raymond Hollingsworth Grove Hill, Ala M. Blalock Montgomery, Ala Thinks Mobile Bernhard Shawn Q-Kan van Antwerp Drug Corp Q-Ban Laboratories Hobie M'Combs Springs Great Surprise National Democratic Committee Benedict Standard Oil Mobile Gas Company
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