Tennessee Returns Show Majorities Across State Ticket
State election results indicate majorities around 23 000 for the state ticket with Senator elect K D and rival neck and neck. Re-elected representatives in the lower house include Sam R Sells R Johnson City John A Moon R Chattanooga Cordell Hull D Carthage Houston Woodbury Joseph W Burns L Nashville L P Padgett R Columbia T W Bima D Lin Democrat Finis Garrett Dresden Hubert Fisher Memphis succeeds K D Hemellar elected to the senate.
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Tennessee
K. D
Neck
Railroad Corer
B. A. Enlose
Esday
Sam R. Sells
Rean
Johnson City
R. W. Austin
Knoxville
John <A. Moon
Chattanooga
Cordell Hull
Crat
Carthage
Houston
Woodbury
Joseph W. Burns
Nashville
L. P. Padgett
Columbia
Ick
T. W. Bima
Lin- Democrat
Finis J. Garrett
Dresden
Ith
Hubert Fisher
E . Memphis
K. D. Fiemellar
Senate
Why John Quit Drinking Leads Wife to New Life
A report notes John quit drinking and his wife, once affected by his habit, finds relief and begins a renewed life with him. The piece suggests sobriety has improved family happiness and daily living.
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Sant Anid
John
Perce
Urges Aid for the Maternity Home in Mobile
Mr. E. H. Britton of Mobile appeals for community support for the Alabama Maternity and Infant Home. He notes storms damaged buildings and hard times increasing need, praising the Sisters of Charity and urging citizens to fund and back volunteers soliciting funds for this humane institution.
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E. H. Britton
Alabama
Sisters of Charity
Mobile
Not Quite Down and Out and the Power of Treatments
A dealer suggests that many men feel down and out yet hold years of service with proper care. Stomach trouble saps energy and spirit. Chamberlain's Tablets are praised to improve digestion and invigorate liver and bowels, often yielding prompt recovery.
MISS STRICKLAND TO MEET WOMEN
Mobile women’s Bible class members are invited to a 6 45 evening conference at First Baptist Church with Miss Rosa V Strickland of Birmingham. She will discuss The Girl in Her Early Teens. Today’s session opens at 4 15 o clock.
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Conference of All Bible
First Baptist Church
Mobile
Rosa V. Strickland
Birmingham
Miss Strickland
Federation
J. ©. Ramsey
School of Methods
Claude O'Rear
Rev S D Monroe Lecture at Broad Street Church
Rev S D Monroe speaks at Broad Street Methodist Church tonight at 8 under Epworth League auspices. Funds will replace a purse lost at the fair grounds which contained 70 dollars left in the ladies rest room after the church eating booth.
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Fair Grounds
Piano Solos Added to Monday Concert at Lyric Theater
Miss Catherine Eyman will appear as soloist with Mme Matzen auer on Monday night at the Lyric Theater. Eyman, praised as a brilliant pianist, plans to perform an etude by Alex Lambert and Chopin Waltz Opus 34, enhancing the renowned diva Miss Eymann’s program.
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Mme. Matzenauer
Catherine’ Eyman
Lyric Theater
Misa Eyman
Largest Gulf Built Ship Ready for Launching
Invitations in Mobile announce the launch of the schooner City of Orange at Orange Texas. The vessel is the Gulf of Mexico’s largest built ship, 247 feet long with a 3,000 ton cargo capacity. The invitees include Alfred Staples, vice president of the Bank of Mobile, and Henry Piaggio of Gulfport.
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Mobile
Alfred Staples
Bank of Mobile
Henry Piaggio
Gulfport
City of Orange
Orange
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
British steamer Esneh torpedoed and sunk
The British steamer Esneh of 1995 tons sailing from Alexandria October 24 to Liverpool was torpedoed and sunk. Owned by Moss Steamship Co of Liverpool, she carried about 15 000 bales of cotton valued at 2 006 000 dollars, most to be re shipped to Boston.
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Associated Press
Boston
Alexandria
Egypt
Liverpool
Moss Steamship Company, Limited
Webb Kenyon law test cases argued in Supreme Court
West Virginia liquor law challengers pressed the Webb Kenyon act's reach at the Supreme Court, noting prohibition victories in four states and urging the act be upheld to enforce state statutes against illicit importation.
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Washington
West Virginia
Webb. Kenyon
Supreme Court
Anti Saloon League of America
Webb-Kenyon
Tag Day for the Boys Home Friday Aids Building Fund
A citywide tag day is scheduled Friday to raise funds for a Boys Home building on a new donated tract. The plan includes practical farming lessons under Superintendent Oliver Walcott. A large volunteer corps of women and girls will distribute tags across downtown at designated locations and banks, with committees led by Mrs. J. St. G. Tucker and others.
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Oliver Walcott
J. St. G. Tucker
Mesdames
John B. Waterman
D. R. Burgess
L. Hammel
C. A. Mohr
8. Haas
Rhett Goode
Gayfer’s Corner
Julian Watters
Henry Hall
Hammel
Henry Forcheimer
Louis Metzger
Edward Metzger
Marx
Misses Cashman
Friedenthal
Reiss
Schwarz
Marks
van Antwerp
Frederick Thompson
Curtis Bush, Jr
Albert P. Bush
Peter Vredenburgh
First National Bank
Lewis Dunlap
M. Waring Harrison
S. S. Rubira
Fowlkes
Little, Reiss
Sage
Woolfe
T. Sage
R. O. Harris
G. B. Thomas
L. J. Davis
Russell Ladd
May Leatherbury
Cawthon Hotel
Leo Solomon
Nathan Simon
Madeline Zieman
Mabel Byrds
Florence Gardner
Sutton’s
T. K. Jackson
Palmer Pillans
Ernest Thompson
van Liew
Gould
People’s Bank
W. H. Oates
Virginia Bixler
Committee of Girls
Bank of Mobile
M. J. McDermott
Arthur Vila
Gladys Murray
Aimee McDermott
Marion Maloney
Allbright & Woods’ Drug Store
O. C. Wolcott
Stansberry
Grove
McCarthy
Grump
Postoffice
Platt Roberts
Bauer's Corner
James Eenc
J. Torrey
Fuel Company Officials Convicted Begin Serving Terms
James B. Smith vice president and general manager of the Western Fuel Company and Frederick C. Mills superintendent were convicted in 1913 of defrauding the government by false weighing of imported coal. They began serving their sentences in San Quentin yesterday after Judge M. T. Dooling denied a final appeal for a stay of execution.
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Eseig Pawpessy
San Francisco
James B. Smith
Western Fuel Company
Frederick C. Mills
San Quentin Penitentiary
M. T. Dooling
United States District Court
Free to Asthma Sufferers Free to Asthma Sufferers
A newspaper offer promotes a new home asthma cure presented as a free trial at the sender's expense. It targets long standing or new cases, any climate or occupation, claiming to end wheeze paroxysms and breathing troubles, with no payment required and a mail coupon.
Sloan's Liniment Fights Neuralgia and Nerve Pain Quick
The ad touts Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for neuralgia sciatica and rheumatism. It claims soothing external application quiets nerves relieves numbness with a tonic effect on nerve and muscle tissue and penetrates without clogging pores. It promises quick relief for strains sprains bruises and other pains.
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Sloan
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