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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1912

Page

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Canalejas Assassinated in Madrid Cabinet Crisis

Madrid November 12 Jose Canalejas premier of Spain was killed as he entered the interior ministry for a cabinet meeting. The assailant Manuel Pardinas Serrato Martin 28 claimed anarchist ties and later died by his own action in prison.

Madrid Spain Jose Canalejas Manuel Pardinas Serrato Martin Martin Jose Canalejas Y Mendes Democratic Party Senor Moret Y Prendergast Senor Cavalejas Premier Sagasta Eine Alfonso France Morocco Senor Canalejas New York Cuba el Heraldo

Six Die In Dynamite Blast At Aetna Powder Plant

Six workmen were killed in an explosion at the Aetna Powder Company plant near Gary Indiana. The blast occurred while workers repaired a packing machine as 2,000 pounds of dynamite exploded. dynamite was loosely stored in 100 pound lots on packing trains, limiting further damage.

Gary Ind Aetna Powder Company Here

Taft Accepts Invitation to National Rivers Congress

President Taft accepted an invitation to deliver the opening address at the National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington on December 4. The White House announced the acceptance today.

Washington National Rivers and Harbors Congress Jaft

Wonderful Resources of Alabama Promoter Elected President

The Alabama State Land Congress opened in Mobile with Col. N. F. Thompson of Mobile elected president and a permanent organization formed. Delegates from across the state gathered at the Battle House to promote agriculture and land resource exploitation for statewide benefit.

Alabama State Land Congress N. F. Thompson Mobile R. F E. Spraggins Huntsville Joseph O. Thompson Birmingham C. G. Abercrombie Montgomery Bruce Kennedy William C. Radcliffe E. J. Troy Congress Committee On Resolutions

Alabama Land Congress Aims to Add Billion in Wealth

Mobile Alabama November 12 1912 the Commercial Club and Business League opened a land congress led by John T Cochrane chairman urging concerted action to settle 7 000 families and add 60 000 acres to cultivation in Mobile and Baldwin counties with emphasis on farm lands orchards and cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture and the Auburn institution and Reuben F Kolb as commissioner of agriculture delivering the welcome address.

Spragins Cochrane Laz Schwarz Iie Mobile Alabama Land Congress Committee On Organization N. F. Thompson Congress John T. Cochrane W. T. Sheehan J. H. Adama Ala E. J. Buck Thompson Alabama Illinois Commercial Club and Business League Chamber of Commerce Farm Products Bureau The United States Department of Agriculture Auburn Reuben F. Kolb Gulf Coast Middle West South Central America Australia Orient Weinacker Bros Government Catherine Streets Lyons McGowin and Burton No. 2 Joseph Stuart Fire Company No. 2 Stuart Ladies of Charity Alabama Maternity and Infant Belle Daly J. D. Bereuson Ann Street Dauphin Pillans

Weather Forecast for Mobile and Vicinity

Pate forecasts at 7 p m Wednesday for Mobile and vicinity. Rain tonight or Wednesday with colder conditions Wednesday. Moderate south winds shift to northwest. Alabama local rains and colder Wednesday. Mississippi local rains tonight or Wednesday with colder west portion. Shippers’ forecast warns protection against 24 degrees for 36 hour shipments north and 40 degrees west with moderate temperatures east.

Mobile Alabama Mississippi

Carnegie library project approved by Mobile City Commission

Mobile approves the donation of a lot at Hamilton and Cort for a Carnegie library with a plan for a $50 000 building and a $5 000 annual municipal grant. A, drain project for the Jefferson street district is authorized along Flint Monroe to Tennessee and widened on Tennessee from Flint to Ann streets to ease flood conditions.

City Commission Mobile Jefferson Street Board of Commissioners City of Mobile Mobille Library Hamilton and Cort Streets Carnegie Library Andrew Carnegie City of Pillans Lyons Michigan Avenue Flint Street Monroe Stocking Streets Tennessee Street Flint Ann Streets

Bankers Day Program of Alabama Land Congress

Bankers Day program in Alabama opens at 10:00 a.m with an invocation by Dr. Alfred G. Moses. W P G Harding, Michael Cody, R E Spragins, and E J Buck give addresses on banking aiding agricultural development. Afternoon sessions cover newspapers cooperation and Alabama lands production with multiple regional participants. An 8:00 p.m. discussion involves Chambers of Commerce on attracting settlers and developing state resources.

Alfred G. Moses Alabama W. P. G. Harding Birmingham Michael Cody Montgomery R. E. Spragins Huntsville E. J. Buck Mobile W. W. Screws Montgomery Advertiser Birmingham News Birmingham Age-Herald Birmingham Ledger Mobile Register Mobile Item W. F. Garth Clarendon Davis John L. Kaul C. G. Abercrombie R. R. Poole Uniontown Robert Moulthrop Eufaula R. E. Lambert Darlington H. Biederman Citronelle Joseph ©. Thompson Birmingham Chamber, of Commerce

Gates of Tropical Exposition Opened

John T. Cochrane presided as hundreds of exhibitors lent aid to open the Tropical Exposition. Officials hailed the fair as a great success with wide public interest anticipated.

Striking Starkville College Students Escalate Amid Tensions

Reports from Starkville indicate a serious student strike at the agricultural and mechanical college with about four hundred on campus, 25 leaving on a 3 pm train. Senior members expelled threaten to fight to finish, while many deserters travel home amid Governor Brewer’s arrest threats.

Starkville Brewer Jackson Hightower

City 18 Ready 10 Build a School

At a city commission meeting Mayor Laz Schwarz said the school board would request funding for a school building for higher grade pupils. Commissioners Pillans and Lyons said the commission stood ready to build if plans are affordable and expandable. The school board architect was at work on plans.

Lyons Schwarz Pillans City Commission Laz Schwarz Pillans and Lyon

Sidna Allen On Trial For Murder In Hillsville Shootings

Sidna Allen stood trial for life in Wytheville Virginia on the murder charge connected to the Hillsville courthouse shooting that killed Judge Thornton L. Massie. Attorney Buxton argued the fatal shot came from the officials side, not from the Aliens side.

Sidna Allen Wytheville Thornton L. Massie Hillsville Court House Buxton Allen Massie

Formal Exercises Open Gulf Exposition in Mobile

The Mobile Gulf Tropical Exposition opened with speeches by Mayor Schwarz and State Commissioner Kolb. Exhibits from Citronelle and Wilmer districts, sugar cane displays, and a strong agricultural show drew crowds as the fair grounds buzzed with activity and preparations continued late.

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Canalejas Slayer Manuel Martin Taft Land Congress Commonwealth Battlehiouse Mobile Chamber of Ot and Business League State Land Congress Joseph Q. Thompson Montgomery Business Men's League J. Troy Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League Birmingham Chamber of East B, L. Moss Robert E. Spragins First National Bank Pate Andrew Carnegie Library Jefferson ST Bankers Day Program of Mobile Tropical Exposition Mississippi Agricultural College CITY Kolb Ass Band J. A. Jo Chamber of Commerce and Busic League Ord Fairee Tee Fair Committee H. Reiderman Gulf City Southern Dairy Southern Railway Fair Grounds Arlington Chunchula Mobile County Wilmer G. A. Maloney Chicago J. W. Butler Irvington Dew Stata
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