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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1913

Page

11

Toll of Great Lakes Blizzard Tops Ten Vessels Lost

The Associated Press reports at least ten ships and 367 men perished in the blizzard sweeping the Great Lakes from Sunday to Tuesday. Twenty-one vessels were partially or wholly destroyed, with $3,000,000 in losses. crews saved in some cases. Names and origins of missing sailors and wrecked ships are listed, including crews from Cleveland Toronto and Milwaukee, with several vessels sunk near Ontario and Lake Michigan.

Associated Press Ohio Great Lakes Hn A. McGean Cleveland Sarina Ono Lake Huron Les S. Price Goderich Ontario Lake Ron James S. Carruthers Toronto Grand Bend Gina Oxford Regina Ifield Sault Ste. Marie Angus Island E Superior Ymouth Menominee Mich St. Martin's Island Michigan Buffalo Im. F. Butters Milwaukee Lake Suerilliam Nottingham Sand Island Lake Sur

Italian bark Elvo Lost with Pitch Pine Lumber Cargo

The Italian bark Elvo, sailing from Gulfport to Genoa on September 10, was wrecked at sea. It carried 10,000 feet of pitch pine lumber valued at $25,000 and was owned by Henry Piaggio. The vessel, registered at 1121 tons, was not insured and no advice had been received by Hunter and Company of Mobile. Captain Chinca of the ill fated KK was noted in Gulfport.

Elvo Gulfport Genoa Hunteran Company Mobile Chinca Henry Piaggio

Reorganization Effort Aims At KC Mexico Orient Railroad

Attorneys representing bondholders and stockholders of the Kansas City Mexico Orient railroad and construction financiers appeared before Federal Judge Pollock in SAS CITY on November 13 to discuss a plan for the line’s reorganization and future operations.

Associated Press Sas City Kansas City, Mexico

Saline kidney cleanse claim turns into common elixir

The text touts Jad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys and neutralize urinary acids. It appeals to relief from dull kidney pain, backache, dizziness, and nocturnal urination by drinking four ounces of the mix before breakfast for several days.

Mexico Crisis Shifts as United States Presses Constitutionalists

Washington seeks a settlement of the Mexican revolution by pressing the Constitutionalists for assurances to protect foreigners and restore constitutional government if arms embargoes are lifted. President Wilson’s envoy William Bayard Hale presents terms while Washington awaits Huerta’s reply and a possible early fair election.

Associated Press Washington William Bayard Hale Wilson New Mexican Congress United States Hale Huerta Republic Congress Bach Carranza Bryan

Hauser Seeks Appeal After Prohibition Conviction

In city court Jacob J Hauser convicted of violating the prohibition law appeared for sentencing but his attorney Leigh and Chamberlain filed notice of appeal to the supreme court. This marks Hauser's second appeal on the same charge. A list of cases for Friday includes Frank Miller Duff Fred Leonhard selling liquor without license and Solomon Poe carnal knowledge.

James P. McMillan Jacob J. Hauser Leigh & Chamberlain Supreme Court Hauser Frank Miller Duff Fred Leonhard Solomon Poe

Doctor Terrill Charged With Failure to Report Disease

On a warrant by County Health Officer Dr P J Asker Dr J D Terrill was charged with failure to report an infectious disease The warrant cites City Code Section 46 requiring physicians to report contagious diseases Terrill posted bond to appear in the recorder s court Thursday afternoon.

P. J. M. Asker J. D. Terrill Terrill Recorder’s Court

Palm Oil Company President Arrested for Traffic Violation

J W H Handley president of Palm Oil Company was placed under arrest by Motorcycle Officer Leeds S Ludlow for crossing a street in a vehicle without signaling. Violation cited under section four of the city traffic ordinance.

J. W. H. Handley Palm Oil Company Leeds S. Ludlow

Saved His Foot Story Shows Arnica Salve Cure

Bantam Ohio resident H D Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctors urged amputation but he refused and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort. He wrote his foot was soon completely healed. Adv promotes salve as best for burns cuts bruises eczema. 25 cents. Bucklen Co. Philadelphia St Louis.

H. D. Ely Bantam, O Bucklen H. BE

Brownstone Hair Stain promises instant golden brown shade

The ad touts Brownstone Hair Stain as an instant, undetectable color restorer for gray or faded hair in soft golden brown to black shades. It claims no rubbing off, easy application, and retouching as hair grows. Available in 25c and $1.00 sizes, with direct order from The Kenton Pharmacal Co. and local guarantees in Mobile.

Kenton Pharmacal Co E. Pike St Covington Mobile Bienville Pharmacy Dave S. Bauer R. L. Braswell

Railroad Officials Take Private Car Fishing Trip

A party of Mobile & Ohio and Southern railway officials left Mobile for a fishing trip to Coden after a two day conference at the Battle House. The party includes Haiden Miller W G Harding E A Bynum F W Birchett C C Harvey J T Taylor Sidney R Prince E C Rendell W E England and others. The meeting drew more than 125 officials and focused on steamship traffic and port matters in Mobile.

Mobile & Ohio and Southern Railway Officials Mobile Coden Mobile & Ohio Haiden Miller W. G. Harding St. Louis E. A. Bynum New Orleans F. W. Birchett Chicago, Ill C. C. Harvey Kansas City J. &. Taylor Sidney R. Prince E. C. Rendell W. E. England Battle House Southern Railway Mobile & Ohio Railroad Mobile & Ohio and Southern

Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court Thursday

Marriage licenses were issued out of the probate court Thursday to Oliver Foster and Irma Miller, Joseph Lewis Kelley and Nellie Miller, Charles Len on Sharp and Helen Clara Wolfe.

Oliver Foster Irma Miller Joseph Lewis Kelley Nellie Miller Charles Lenon Sharp Helen Clara Wolfe

Itching Burning Eruption on Hands

Geo. C. Crook of Thomasville Alabama reports suffering for years from an itching burning eruption on hands and feet. He attributes his cure to Cuticura Soap and Ointment after washing with the soap and applying the ointment day and night. The ad promotes Cuticura products for skin care and offers samples by mail from Boston.

Thomasville Ala Geo. C. Crook Cuticura Dept. T Boston

Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promoted for Health

Advertising pitch urges purchase of Hot Springs Liver Buttons from Hot Springs Chemical Co. in Arkansas. Claims laxative and tonic effects, relief from constipation, biliousness, pimples, malaria, and skin clarity, with a free chocolate coated sample offered. Substantial emphasis on quick results and broad health benefits.

Hot Springs Hot Springs Chemical Co Ark

Crop fund loans blocked for Arkansas cotton growers

Charles J. Brandt announced that a small Arkansas cotton growers association could not secure any of the 50 million dollars recently allocated by the government to aid crop moving. A Little Rock bank president cited existing 3 million in cotton loans to buyers and commission men, claiming no farmer could access the fund directly.

Associated Press Washington Charles J. Brandt Office of Markets Department of Agriculture Growers’ Association Little Rock Arkansas

Niagara grape originator Claudius Hoag dies at 88

Lockport New York November 18 Claudius L Hoag aged 88 years originator of the Niagara grape and a well known horticulturist died here yesterday at his home He helped develop the Niagara grape and was a prominent figure in horticulture.

Niagara Lockport N. Y Claudius L. Hoag

Yale engineers study street traffic shifts in New Haven

Civil engineering students at Yale completed a year long traffic survey to measure vehicle density and the share of horse drawn versus motor propelled transport. Last year compared with now shows a 20 percent drop in vehicles and 15 percent drop in tonnage while about 70 percent is motor propelled. The findings guide the city engineering bureau's planned improvements to match actual traffic conditions.

Associated Press New Haven Conn Yale

Anthony Suspected of $425 Diamond Theft

Detectives Boltz and Berger arrested Robert M. Anthony at Crichton in a diamond ring theft case valued at $425, alleged to belong to Claude S. Cameron. Anthony is held as a fugitive from justice for New Orleans authorities, with a pawn ticket found linking to the stolen article.

Boltz and Berger Robert M. Anthony Crichton Claude S. Cameron Anthony New Orleans

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief

An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast acting remedy for indigestion gas and upset stomach. It claims relief within five minutes and a lasting benefit by regulating the stomach allowing continued enjoyment of preferred foods. Purchase a fifty cent bottle at any drug store.

Pape

Railroad men inspect terminals after Mississippi conference

Delegates from the Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railway officers and employees conference in Mississippi remained in Mobile after adjournment on Wednesday night. They inspected Mobile terminals and learned local conditions. Chairman Haiden Miller stayed over and will return to St Louis Friday morning. Attendees deemed the meeting the most successful ever and expected benefits.

Mobile and Ohio Railroad and Southern Railway Mississippi Mobile Haiden Miller St. Louis

Farnsworth Advised of Colon Line Dates

Don Reemanor of the Chamber of Commerce was told by T. D. Nettles of Ui Fruit Company that the first Mobile Colon service ship Fort Morgan would sail December 3 and Fort Gaines on December 13. Farnsworth had previously said the advance notice was too short to ensure Mobile could ship interior freight and prove profitability.

Don Reemanor Chamber of Commerce T. D. Nettles Ui Fruit Company Mobile Colon Service Fort Morgan Colon Fort Gaines Farnsworth Mobile

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