Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notice in Mobile
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League calls a general meeting for Wednesday November 13 at 8 p m in the Battle House Auditorium aligned with Alabama Land Congress sessions. A light luncheon and smoker will follow. President John T Cochran signed the notice.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Battle House
Alabama Land Congress
Pattle House
Mobile Chamber of Commerce hosts land congress attendees
Delegates and visitors at the Alabama State Land Congress sessions are invited to a evening program in Mobile. The Battle House will host a mixer for men at eight, with a reception for women at the Cawthon Hotel parlor from eight to ten. President John T. Cochrane will preside, and Prof. Duncan will lecture on dairy demonstration work using the Southern Railway dairy car.
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Alabama State Land Congress
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Home Economic Club of
Mobile
Battle House
Chamber of Commerce
John T. Cochrane
Cochrane
Duncan
Southern Railway
Illinois
Texas
United States
Hardine
Thompson
Congress
Harding
Cody
Frank BD. Kahn
Montgomery
South
State Land Congress
Alabama
Underwood
House of Representatives
Middle West
Mr. Kohn
Lucky Thief Steals Jewelry worth 60000 in Paris Shop
A thief entered a shop in Place de Opera Paris and escaped with jewelry valued at $60 000 after evading several clerks. Local police begin investigations as investigators review security footage and collect witness statements.
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Paris
Place de Opera
Pardinas Worked in Tampa Several Months as Painter
Manuel Pardinas, the assassin of Premier Canal ejas of Spain, lived in Tampa for several months last winter working as a sign painter and decorator. Officials from several foreign governments were alerted to watch him due to anarchistic tendencies. Pardinas was from Havana.
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Tampa
Fla
Manuel Pardinas
Canalejas
Spain
Pardi- Ras
Havana
Stummatone Praised By Mobile Resident In Endorsement
A Mobile man, H H Mouchett of 459 St Francis Street, extols Stummatone as the best medicine he has tried. He says prior ailments included nervous debility, poor digestion, constipation, gas, heart palpitations, cold extremities, and severe colds. He credits Stummatone with a marked improvement and describes himself as a “new man” due to the remedy.
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Stummatone
Mobile
H. H. Mouchett
St. Francis Street
Stumms
Atton Bros’ Drug Store
Onti
Mobile County Teachers Pension and Sick Benefit Proposal
The Mobile County School Board discussed creating a fund to retire long-serving teachers and provide sick benefits for those missing work due to illness or other circumstances. They also appointed Miss Shivers to the substitute roll, set Thanksgiving as a holiday, and approved a two-week midwinter vacation.
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Mobile County School Board
Michael J. Vickers
Palmer Gaillard
Vickers
Miss Shivers
Alabama Land Congress boosts appeal of Southeastern lands
Prominent speaker W G C Woodall praises the Alabama Land Congress as a strong regional effort to promote settlement and investment in Alabama lands. He notes Mobile and South Alabama as pioneers in advertising and attracting newcomers, citing Baldwin County as a shining example of successful colonization and rising land values across the Southeast.
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South Alabama
Mobile
Alabama
Baldwin County
Mid
West
Mr. Woodall
Congress
Birmingham
Montgomery
United States
South
Florida
Georgia
Inquest Opens Into Tucker Killing in Saraland Alabama
The inquest into the killing of Tucker at Saraland yesterday by Martin Cochrane began at 2 oclock in Sheriff Palmers office. Cochrane, held on a murder charge at the county jail, claims he acted as an officer at the time of the incident and denies the alleged assault on his 17 year old daughter.
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Tucker
Saraland
Ala
Martin Cochrane
Palmer
Cochrane
Banking plan aims to fund farmers via first mortgages
A Alabama Land Congress speaker group urged forming trust-like entities to channel urban funds to farmers. They proposed banks and credit cooperatives extend capital for agricultural development, stressing cooperation between farmers and bankers, better roads, and scientific farming methods toBoost production and marketing.
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Mr. Kohn
Montgomery
Alabama
J. B and Trust Company
Harding
Alre
Alabama Association
Lune West
Spragins
Caltea
Mr. Lampert
Mighty Rube in Trouble with Damages Suit
New York filed a $25 000 damages suit against Rube Marquard star pitcher of the Giants by Joseph Kane husband of Blossom Seely actress alleging alienation of affections. Kane traced the pair to an Atlantic City hotel but they eluded him and escaped. summons served in New York restaurant as Marquard was with Miss Seely. They have performed in a vaudeville sketch together for some time.
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New York
Rube” Marquard
New York Giants
Joseph Kané
Blossom Seely
Marquard
Atlantic City
Mias Seely
Alabama Land Congress draws Rep. Wetaylor in Mobile visit
Congressman from Demopolis attends the Alabama Land Congress sessions in Mobile. He HQs at the Cawthon Hotel and praises the movement for statewide agricultural development with banker, business and farmer support. He also notes the Mobile harbor improvement aiding shipping and hopes Democratic majorities aid future harbor appropriations.
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Demopolis
Alabama
Alabama Land Congress
Taylor
Mobile
Cawthon Hotel
Alabarma Land Congress
Union
Land Congress
Woodrow
Wilson
Jority
House
Senate
Taft Plans Quick Fill of Vacancies Before March 4
President Taft said during visitors that he would fill all vacancies before March 4 without regard to the incoming administration. He noted several important appointments are pending including the commissionership of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the office of the chief of the Bureau of Chemistry.
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Washington
Navy
Taft
Rezard
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau of Chemistry
Escaped Death by Narrow Margin in Street Car Collision
Frazier Pollard, a white boy of 11 Herndon Avenue, was seriously injured when he clung to a construction car of the Mobile Light and Railroad Company and was struck by an automobile driven by L G Lewis, Mallory Steamship Company docks superintendent, at Jackson and St Francis. Witnesses say warning cries were ignored and Pollard shifted into traffic. Pollard survived near-fatal injuries. Lewis was arrested for careless driving and the recorder will hear the case tomorrow.
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Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Frazier Pollard
Herndon Avenue
Jackson Street
St. Francis
Mallory Steamship Company
Jackson
Lewis
Pollard
St. Francis and
Thousand Men Strike at Merryville Mills
One thousand workers at the American Lumber Company mills in Merryville Louisiana walked out today. They demand reinstatement of men acquitted in the previous labor troubles, a demand which was refused, sparking the strike.
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Houston
Texas
American Lumber Company
Merryville
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Satsuma
Grand Bay
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Semmes
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Barton Academy
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Oakdale
Leinkauf
Marechal
Tucker and Clark
W. G C. Woodall
Industrial Index
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G. W. Taylor
Alfred G. Moses
Temple
Shaarai
Shomayin
Lambert
J. B. Herring
Clarendon Davis
Committee On Resolutions
Rube
State OF Alabama
Wetaylor
Work of
Devon
Cluett Peabody & CO
Troy NY
Mr. Doyle
Item Office
Fatima
TOR
Partridge-Mickle Grocery Company
Peerless
Mobile County
U. S
Soil Survey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Alabama Farm Land Company
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