Britain Vows Endless War at Lord Mayor's Banquet
London reports the New Lord Mayor's banquet where Prime Minister Asquith Field Marshal Kitchener and Winston Churchill pledge sustained war effort. Kitchener calls for more men, Churchill warns of naval pressure and aims to crush Germany, and Asquith says the war will be long until Belgium and France are freed and Prussia defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Guild Hall
H. H. Asquith
Earl Kitchener
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Lord Kitchener
Germany
Asquith
Turkey
Asia
Belgium
France
Prussia
Assailant Booth Is Given 10 Years
In city court Judge O J Semmes sentenced Mam Booth for assault to murder on M Gerhardt a Government street merchant to ten years in the penitentiary Walter Gazzam for assault to murder two years hard labor Lawrence Cole grand larceny two years George Huggins alias Will Irby grand larceny three years George Davis perjury two cases two years each John Irvin burglary one year Jack Martin forgery second degree two years penitentiary after Gazzami concealed weapons jail one day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Semmes
Mam Booth
M. Gerhardt
Government Street
Walter Gazzam
Lawrence Cole
George Huggins
Will Irby
George Davis
John Irvin
Jack Martin
Gazzami
Dozen Deer Shot as Rain Interrupts Sunday Hunt
Hunters in rain spoiled a string of venison hanging at camp after a sudden downpour. Ten or eleven deer were dressed and awaiting transport when rain ruined the last plans, leaving the spoils partly exposed and the hunters soaked and disappointed.
Information On Vessel Cargoes Ordered Withheld
Hon Percy W Maer collector of customs received from the treasury department official word to withhold information on vessel cargoes and destinations for thirty days after sailing The order directs customs officers at Mobile to restrict public disclosure of outward cargoes until after clearance Newsrooms will lose a key marine news source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy W. Maer
Treasury Department
Washington
Maer
Officers of Customs
Mobile
Arrival of Wine Stamps Delayed Taxes to Be Collected
Mrs. Sarah E. Hoffman reports Treasury Department instructions on the special tax on sales of wines to consumers by dealers starting October 23 1914. Collectors must delay tax collection until wine stamps arrive around the 15th proximo and issue stamps representing tax as required. No discount or use of documentary stamps is allowed for wine tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Hoffman
United States Revenue
Mobile
Treasury Department
Treasury
School Furnishings Bid Session Sets Stage for Desks
About twenty representatives of school furniture makers attended the executive committee meeting to present bids for desks at Barton High School and the new Russell Semmes and Old Shell Road schools. Bids were opened and will be advised at the Wednesday board session along with other docket items. The board will also consider a $300 appropriation to support extension workers in country schools and the tomato and corn club work funded by federal state and county agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Commissioners
Barton High School
Russell, Semmes
Old Shell Road
National Department of Agriculture
Trade Boosters With Exhibits To Visit South America
Fidelity Trust Co plans a 106 day cruise from New York January 27 and Baltimore two days later aboard the Fin land 22 000 ton steamship to visit South American ports and the West Indies. The trip aims to help bankers manufacturers exporters and importers learn Latin American markets with free exhibit space aboard the ship and no charges beyond installation and removal. Secretary George G Card Mobile Chamber of Commerce coordinates details with State Department support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Department
Fidelity Trust Company
Baltimore
George G. Card
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Card
New York
South America
Panama Canal
Finland
West Indies
Latin America
United States
Trust Company
Department of State
United States of America
Funeral of Mrs Marie Labaud 65 in Mobile
The funeral for Marie Labaud age 65 a New Orleans native and Mobile resident of about thirty years took place from 363 South Cedar Street to St Vincent's Church with Rev Father Early officiating. Pallbearers included J Perez James Wall and others. She died Tuesday morning at the Home for the Aged on Monterey Street after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Stauter
South
Cedar Street
St. Vincent’s Church
Father
J. Perez
James Wall
Herman Moore
D. Antoni
Henry Miller
Thomas Wall
Marie Labaud
New Orleans
Mobile
Monterey Street
Cotton Outlook Cheerful in Southern States
Associated Press reports New Orleans November 10. Swelled interior receipts and rising export movement boost cotton sentiment. Port receipts today reach 60 143 bales with 62 250 bales exported. Houston leads interior gains with 43 540 bales. Dallas spot price up another eight points to 71.8 cents as 9 877 bales trade. Season totals 1 785 771 bales vs 4 394 626 last year. Ports stock climbs to 960 249 bases from 698 378 a week earlier.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Houston
Texas
Dallas
Personal News From Mobile Residents and Visitors
Frank W. Hill of Cincinnati travels to Coden Alabama for winter months. Frank A. Wentworth of Chicago and Dr. Gordon Beesley of Bloomington Illinois visit Baldwin county. Frank C. Cheney of Oneonta Alabama tours Mobile. F B Chisholm Mississippi agri department inspector visits Mobile promoting home grown products. Mrs H G Locke arrives in Seattle to join her husband Chief Engineer Harry G Locke of the Coast and Geodetic Survey now stationed in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Battle House
Coden
Ala
Frank A. Wentworth
Chicago
Gordon Beesley
Bloomington
Ill
Baldwin County
Frank C. Cheney
Oneonta
Mobile
Cheney
F. B. Chisholm
State Department of Agriculture and Commerce of Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
H. G. Locke
Seattle
Wash
Harry G. Locke
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Pengagola Bank Officials Indicted Again in Florida
In Pensacola Florida a U S grand jury reindicted four bank officials and former officers of the suspended First National Bank on charges of misapplying funds. Defendants named are William H Knowles Thomas W Brenton W K Hyer and William S Keyser. Attorneys attacked prior indictments claiming improper grand jury selection and the government sought new true bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
First National Bank
United States
William H. Knowles
Thomas W. Brenton
W. K. Hyer
William S. Keyser
Negro Violinist Douglass to Give Concert in City
Prof. Joseph H. Douglass, regarded as the foremost violinist of the Negro race, will present a recital Thursday night at Warren Street Methodist Episcopal Church colored. He plans a Pacific coast tour, including California Oregon Washington and territory, and has engagement with Victor Talking Machine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Douglass
Warren Street Methodist Episcopal Church
G. W. Lewis
Douglass
Pacific Coast
Dumas Lyceum Bureau
California
Oregon
Washington
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden
N. J
Feds Get No Relief From Minor Leagues
Omaha Nebraska November 10 The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues will continue to unequivocally support organized baseball. A resolution to that effect was adopted at the first meeting of the association today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Fleeing Negroes Dump Meat Near Warehouse
Two unknown Black men fled a Magnolia Warehouse Company watchman near Beauregard and Water streets Sunday night. They threw large salted sides of meat under a box car, which was recovered by police and remained unidentified up to Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Warehouse Company
Beauregard
Water Streets
Woman Seeks Custody Of 4 Year Old Emma Steiner
Margaret Rabby files habeas corpus in probate court seeking custody of her four year old daughter Emma Steiner from Margaret Watters. The case is returnable next Tuesday before Judge Price Williams with attorney J W Tharp listed for the applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rabby
Emma Steiner
Margaret Watters
Price Williams
J. W. Tharp
Opening Assured Cotton Exchange to Reopen Next Week
New York Nov 10 The cotton exchange faced its final hurdle as a syndicate is formed to take over December contracts at 9 cents a pound. Though no official statement was issued, it was broadly expected the exchange would reopen at the start of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cotton Exchange
Quaker Remedies Sold On Testimony In City Ads
Health Teacher touts Quaker Extract and Oil of Balm with testimonials from locals. One woman, Frances Tolives of St Emanuel street, reports relief from stomach trouble after a single bottle, and urges others to buy at $1 per bottle or bundles. Oil of Balm priced 25c and 5 for $1.00. Sold at B s drug store and Braswell distributor promotes the genuineness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Tolliver
St. Emanuel Street
Frances Tolives
St. Emaanuel Street
B ‘S
Ee Eee
Ren
Rae
Braswell
Kidney trouble warned by meat intake claim
A famous authority warns that heavy meat consumption raises uric acid and burdens the kidneys. He prescribes Jad Salts or Rad Salts as a daily morning flush to neutralize acids, clear urinary irritation, and keep kidneys active.
Fragmented street address note
A fragment states first floor at 1188 S. Commerce Street between Church and Government, indicating a location hint in a reader notice.
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S. Commerce St
Blacksmith Shop for Rent at Conti and Wilkinson
Historic Blacksmith Shop located at the corner of Conti and Wilkinson Streets offers reasonable rent. Established business site available for immediate occupancy with potential for renovation and continued trade.
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N. W. Conti and
Wilkinson Sts
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Hisero
Munson
America
Mobilians
Fidelity Trust Co
Manu
Facturers
Ceylon
C.D. Kenny Co
Dauphin ST
Bell
Pengagola Bank
First Na
DeBriere
South Royal ST
FEDS
S. Royal
Lyric Theatre
George Broadhurst
Abraham Schumer
Mobile Truck & Draying Co
Adams ST
ST. Emanuel S&t
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Bank OF Mobile
hAhoe
N. Conception ST. S
Consulta
Tion
Pat Byrnes
N. Royal Street
Windsor Hotel
Rothskeller
A. E. Reynolds
Resilverin
H. Premme
Eaaer
Maury & No Dela
INO
Obile
Dumont & Croom
ST. Michael ST
Chas. R. G. Schimpf
Bell Phone
City Bank
Norville Bros
St. Francis
T. Adams
N. Commerce St
Front St
N. Water
St. Francis and
St. Michael
Government St
Royal and
St Emanuel
N. Royal St
Congress
Adams
S. Water St
Conti
Government
Conception, Claiborne and Canal
St, Francis
O. R. R. Lands
Alabama
Mississippi
Wayneounty
Greene County
Mobile County
G. Kilborn
S. St. Louis
E. Jackson St
W. S. Stocking
S. Monroe St
Morrill & Lyons
ST. Francis Street
Vickers
W. Wilkinson
S. Charlest — Hall
W. Jefferson
N. Palmetto
N. Conti
N. W. Cedar and
Church Sts
N. L. Vickers
ST. Michael S&t
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