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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1913

Page

9

Mississippi Adjutant General Pushes For Public War Dept Probe

A state committee investigates alleged $39,000 equipment shortages and misused federal funds for Mississippi soldiers. War Department letters claim irregularities. Adjutant General Fridge seeks a full public inquiry. Captains Coffee and Fassett testified, but specifics were not released.

Anderson Adjutant General W. M. Fassett United States Army War, Department

Daniels favors Pensacola as base for Marines

Secretary Daniels announced that most Marines would be concentrated at three bases in the United States with a fourth in the Panama canal zone. One base is likely on the Pacific coast with Pensacola Florida and Philadelphia as other probable locations. only routine duties would be kept at navy yards and stations.

Daniels Pensacola Washington Mary Daniels United States Panama Canal Zone Pacific Coast Fla Philadelphia Navy Yards

State Crusade for Owens Millien Cotton Seed Trust

Mississippi state files an anti trust suit naming nearly all cotton seed firms as defendants. Attorney General Rous Collins seeks forfeiture of American Oil Company corporations and ouster of foreign firms. Complaint alleges a conspiracy to fix cotton seed at 20 dollars per ton and to control cotton ginning bagging and ties and overall cotton commerce in the state.

Associated Press Jackson Miss Mll Mississippi Rous Collins American Oil Company Fendants

Local Private Bank Closes Doors Seeks Receiver

The private banking company shut its doors yesterday and asked for a receiver. Assets are about 150000 dollars with liabilities around 100000 dollars. Inability to realize on outstanding loans cited as cause. J. J. Black, city resident, serves as president.

Manning McPhillips Injured After Spring Hill Game

Manning McPhillips, son of Mr and Mrs James McPhillips, was slightly hurt in a football game at Spring Hill last Sunday. He has been brought home and placed under the care of the family physician and will recover in a few days.

Manning McPhillips James McPhillips Spring Hill Mily

Birmingham Men Install Knights at Luncheon

Supper for 300 featured short talks and reports that Mob council is thriving with finances up over the past year. Officiating officers include Thomas Yeend as grand knight and John A Hughes as deputy grand knight.

Mob Council Thomas Yeend John A. Hughes Peyton Norville James A. King Wiliam John A. ‘Phelan Thomas J. Potter A. ‘8.Carlisle James H. Glennon M. L. Campbell T. K. Dudley James Alieh

Competition in the Movie Field in New York

The Bee called moving picture trust loses a bribed suit under the Sherman law as Frank D. a president testifies about General Film Company and Motion Picture Patents Company. He notes nationwide film supply exchanges and fierce competition. He claims actors are paid up to 1000 a week and that rival exchanges aggressively poach talent and offices.

Associated Press New York Bee Moving Picture Trust Yeaterday Frank General Film Company Motion Picture Patents Company Shipman Raid Dyer Dyer Hetes

Sulzer files expense affidavit for Sixth assembly district

William Sulzer filed an expense affidavit in the county clerk's office stating no personal receipts for his campaign funds and that all money contributions were handled by Colonel Alexander S. Bacon, treasurer of the William Sulzer campaign committee in the Sixth district, with $200 expenditure listed.

Associated Press New York William Sulzer Sixth Assembly Alexander S. Bason Alexander S. Bacon Sixth Assembly District Sulzer

Euchre party aids St. Matthew’s debt association

A euchre party hosted by St. Matthew’s parish members in the parish hall raised fund for the church debt association. Many handsome prizes were donated and the club plans weekly events to support the church.

St. Matthew's Pris

Lady Strathcona Dies After Notable Career

Lady Strathcona wife of the Baron and Mount Royal high commissioner for Canada died after a notable career. She was the daughter of the late Richard Hardisty of Canada.

Lady Strathcona London Baron Strathcona Mount Royal Canada Richard Hardisty

Alabama convicts seek permission to wed at prison

A prisoner inSpiegners prison writes Governor O NeaI asking to marry a female convict he met at the facility. He states his love is true and asks for the privilege to wed there, describing his desire to link their futures. The letter is signed by Thomas Couch.

Montgomery Ala Dan Cupid Alabama Thomas Ouch Speigner’s O'Neal Couch Heft Psig Shane

State Immigration Department Report Details Spending Increase

Montgomery November 13 The State Immigration Department headed by Lee Cowart spent 6419.06 during the fiscal year ending September 30 an increase of 3 over the prior year in a report filed with Governor O Neal by Examiner J T Gorman. The examiner noted all disbursements of the Levatoinae go through the auditor's office and Cowart keeps duplicate vouchers. An annual appropriation is cited.

Montgomery Ala Lee Cowart O'Neal J. T. Gorman

Unclear fragment hints at cemetery visit or burial

Fragment suggests a cemetery scene involving a girl and nonassociation with someone. Details are too incomplete to determine names, places, or outcomes.

Russians Peppered With Shot by Negroes in Norfolk

A chaotic incident near Buffalo City, Missouri, led to Russians being shot during clashes with Black loggers. Immigration Inspector Morton reported about 200 Black workers in a logging camp and two Russians were severely wounded. Authorities moved swiftly to inform the ambassador in Washington.

Norfolk Morton Buffalo City John Krosnaher Washington

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