The Mobile Item Company Directory Entry
An old Mobile Alabama newspaper page lists the Mobile Item Company address Emanuel Street Mobile Alabama with a representative Seema Jenes Atbina Kelly Smith Company and service rates for mail daily and Sunday subscriptions and a carrier delivery rate in Mobile and suburbs. It also notes trunk line telephones connecting all departments and office contact numbers for Bell phones.
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Mobile Item Company
Emanuel Street
Mobile
Ala
Seema Jenes
Atbina Kelly-Smith Company
Associated Press Report
International
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Bell
Home
Movable Almanac Noted Public Interests Message
The fragment reflects a Mobile Alabama 1913 reader notice stressing prompt world events coverage, moral advocacy, and impartial public discussion to serve public welfare. It mentions reader engagement and devotion to accurate interpretation of current movements and measures.
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Mobile
Alabama
Coe Pceene SS Seener
Blames Schools for High Living and Rising Costs
The Kansas City region has seen a 59 percent rise in living costs over ten years while skilled wages grew about 26 percent. George A. Trayer of the Department of Labor argues education has increased living standards and the cost of necessities, noting improvements like electric lights, plumbing, and better food. He asserts education advances civic progress and affluence without reversing overall gains.
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Kansas City
George A. Trayer
Department of Labor
Virginia
Trayer
America
Too Much Hygiene Critique Of Eleven Year Health Study
The Argonaut questions a hygienic experiment selecting twenty girls for eleven years of training to be physically perfect. It warns such focus on health may cause neurasthenia and hypochondria, arguing true good health arises from common sense not obsessive care.
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Argonaut
Bryn Mawr College
New York's New Mayor and the Mitchel Family Legend
The Chicago Tribune asks how many Irish Americans know that John Mitchel was elected New York mayor on Tuesday and recalls Mitchel's grandfather, an Irish revolutionary who led The United Irishman. He was convicted of treason and transported, later escaping to publish his life in Jail Journal.
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John Mitchel
New York
Chicago Tribune
Mitchel
America
John Purroy Mitchel
United Irishman
Supreme Court
Hagan
Gotham
Cahill
Recognition of constitutionalists belligerency reshapes aid to Carranza
Washington plans to recognize the belligerency of the Northern Constitutionalists under Carranza, enabling arms and embargo limits, with no need for congressional approval. The move aims to bolster Carranza’s war effort while restricting Huerta’s access to funds and supplies.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Huerta
Congress
Carranza
Constitutionalists
Marriage Center in Basement of New York City Hall
In New York City, the city hall basement houses the national marriage center where 38,999 licenses were issued to Manhattanites and Bronxites in 1912, with 56,493 for the greater city. The year shows a rise as couples from all social strata seek the same one dollar ceremony.
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New York
City Hall
Cupid's Tribunal
Uncle Sam
Navy
Columbia
Annapolis
We challenge Alabama papers on anti saloon league protest
The Tuscaloosa News questions why Montgomery Journal Fort Payne Journal and others object to outside newspapers voicing opinions on the senatorial race while failing to oppose the National Anti Saloon League's entry into the Alabama campaign in support of Captain Hobson. The paper argues for consistency and urges a protest from those papers regarding the league’s involvement.
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Tuscaloosa
Montgomery Journal
Fort Payne Journal
National Anti-Saloon League
Alabama
Hobson
League
Comer may sweep North Alabama governor bid teased
An editor of a Tuscumbia paper cites Comer’s statewide run as the only reminder of his gubernatorial candidacy. The Huntsville Mercury Banker calls the interview “good reading” but says it is as near true as a month ago, offering little new momentum.
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Tuscumbia
Wilderness Man Breaks Free as Trees Fall
A poetically toned verse notes a figure imprisoned by the wilderness as trees are cut down. The speaker reflects on long struggle and eventual release, contrasting barren skies with past confinement and hinting at a new exile in the wilds.
Senate Filibuster Rules and Cloture Debate History
Washington Letter surveys the Senate long struggle over debate limits and the clotsure idea. It traces cases from 1864 through 1872 showing how rules on irrelevance and Tediousness shifted and the record of Congress dates. It notes Tillman tobacco smoke rule and instances of talking to death during major bills, including the force bill and currency measures.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Owen
House
United States Senate
Foote
Oregon Territory
Tillman
la Follette
Arkansas
Gore
Aldrich-Vreeland
Clarke
Eees
Murder in the Ghetto of Tunis Shocks City
Smail the lamplighter finds a wounded man on Sidi Mahrez street in the Tunis ghetto near El Hafonine. Chaib the Mozabite elder reveals old rival Koulder and vows revenge as the wounded man dies, surrounded by neighbors and a praying Chaib.
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Tunis
Smail
Sidi-Mahrez
El-Hafonine Street
Rif
Bab Snika Street
Si Chaib
Allah
Beard
Koulder
Laghouat
Chaib
Paradise
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Topeka
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
Cairo-to-the-Gulf
Mississippi River Levee Association
Memphis
Union
New Orleans
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Missouri Valley
Ohio
Newlands
Army and Reclamation Bureau
Forestry Bureau
Agricultural Department
Panama Canal
Wah
Leggo
Adirondack
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
The
Wilderness
rAtlanta Constitution
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