MOBILE ITEM COMPANY ADVERTISING AND STAFF NOTES
The page shows a 1913 Mobile Alabama publication with addresses, office lines, subscription rates, and editorial mission statements. It includes references to Associated Press International News Service Chicago office and staff contact lines, plus a civic pledge to inform readers and combat injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Item Company, Inc
ST. Emanuel Street
Mobile
Ala
Associated Press
International News Service
Chicago
A. Lytton Building
Smith Company
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Sand
Bell
OBILE
Sekabedetebaiee Taksh Andamerete Sheteeneil
Charity appeal seeks $250000 to aid Chicago poor
The United Charities of Chicago plan to fuse 250000 to meet winter needs of the poor. They aim to raise donors from 7000 to 35000, arguing many residents bear moral debt to relief, while noting reform and public replies may follow. A Bolton Hall form reply is cited as an example.
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United Charities of
Chicago
Dex
Bolton Hall
Wonderful Growth of the United States
A department of commerce pamphlet marks a century of U S growth in population commerce and industry. It notes area rising from 892135 to 3026789 square miles and population from 5308483 to 97028497. It cites gains in coal iron copper petroleum cotton wheat and other staples with multi decade figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce
Southern Medical Association to Meet at Lexington
The Southern Medical Association plans a Lexington meeting with representation from all sixteen Southern states. The program covers medicine and surgery, with Alabama well represented and the group noted for rapid membership growth and its scientific focus. The movement aims to influence public hygiene and sanitation across the South, with an expected attendance of about one thousand.
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Southern Medical Association
Lexington
South
Alabama
The
Southern Medical Journal
Southland
International Ice Patrol urged after Titanic disaster
American delegates at a London safety at sea conference argue for an international ice patrol to warn trans Atlantic liners of bergs. They cite the Teutonic near miss and the Manchester Commerce wreck as evidence, noting U S patrols and wireless bulletins aided ships while Britain bears part of the cost. They propose a rotating national patrol funded by participating nations.
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London
Belle Isle
St. Johns
N. F
North Atlantic
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Holland
Norway
Russia
France
Forum Letter Advocates For Underwood By Mobile Voter
A Mobile reader writes as a Progressive Republican urging support for Mr. Underwood. The letter argues Underwood is a national figure aiding workers and the poor without harming employers and calls for tax relief and labor protections. Dated Mobile November 11 1913 with Indiana attribution.
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Item
Underwood
Alabama
United States
Mr. Underwood
South
Mobile
Ala
Indiana
Luck Turns Hazardous for San Juan Hill Crap Shooters
George Washington Brown famed as luck magnet on San Juan Hill craps scene suffers a fall when a horse shoe dropped on his head while a crowd gathered for a staking ceremony. He is hospitalized at Polyclinic with head injuries after an ambulance transfer.
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George Washington Brown
San Juan Hill
George
Joe
Big Dick
Boston
Gawege
Polyclinic Hospital
Chocolate price and counterfeit mix up sparks warning
Federal authorities seek definition of chocolate amid reports of ten cent confections using condensed milk fake cream and muddy water raising concerns about quality and safety across parts of the country.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Mystery of Alice Wilson ends in family reunion
In a Linse Norway mountain setting a group recalls a New York tale about Alice Wilson, daughter of Arthur and Esther. At Riverside Drive a mysterious old lady lures Alice into a locked house with barred windows and a hidden chamber, where she awaits rescue by her father after hours of fear and despair.
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Linse
Norway
Paris
Senatorium
Poularde
North Cape
Cairo
Wilsons
New York
Tom Bodleton
Lady White
Lucas
Larue
Alice Wilson
Arthur
Esther
Alice
Riverside Drive
Esther Wilson
Mitchel Must Use Much Financial Tact for City Budget
The piece analyzes New York City's looming debts and the financial challenges facing Mayor elect John Purroy Mitchel. It notes subway costs, dock improvements, and public works requiring large borrowings, plus potential tax shifts and national money-market ripple effects as New York aims to defend its commercial prestige.
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Vale Wana
W. C. Langfitt
Corps of Engineers
United States’ Army
District of Columbia
Newman
Great Falls
Washington
Langfitt
United States
Water Department
District Water Department
Lund
Wecmine
New York City
Stock Exchange
New York
Financial Center
New City
John Purroy Mitchel
Hugh J. Grant
Grant
de Roosevelt
Alexander Hamilton
Mr. Mitchel
Boston
Newport News
Halifax
Mitchel
George B. McClellan
New Jersey
McClellan
Hudson River
Manhattan Island
Ace
Europe
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John Umond
Housewives’ League
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Sam
Courier-Journal
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People's .Forum
Ling
Spectator
Cepien
Cide
Nashville
Tenn
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Ky.a
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Cal
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Wash
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Bronx
Providence
R. I
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Dayton
Bklyn Bor
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Reading
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Minneapolis, Minn
Rochester
N. Y
Newark
N. J
Milwaukee
Wis
Brakeman
Jersey Central
Elizabeth
Eliza
Napoleon
Peters
Massachusetts
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana
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