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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1915
Page
3
A recorder's court session recounts Willie Stubbs hearing chicken cries and being dismissed with a warning. Other cases include Willie losing property, Celia Bellet and Julia Baughn involvement struggles, and multiple minor fines for bicycle licenses, stolen wheel, and odd disciplinary actions.
Parents invited to Willis G Clark school Friday evening found classrooms full of engaging work. Students displayed colorful lessons on leaves birds and flowers making arithmetic enjoyable. Teachers and the Clark School Improvement Association plan further social meetings and improvements including a piano victrola reception hall and student displays.
Poslam offers an easy means of treating skin affections with quick results. One overnight application often shows improvement in eczema acne pimples itch rashes scaldi skin chafing abrasions irritation and inflammation. Possum Soap is recommended for daily toilet use especially tender skin. Send 4c stamps for samples to Emergency Laboratories 32 West 25th St New York City. Sold by druggists.
A compact ad notes office supplies and filing cases available for purchase. It emphasizes office efficiency and profit dependence on proper equipment, inviting readers to inquire about needed items.
Officials pursue clues in Dr. Goricar's puzzling disappearance as government seeks documentary evidence to back charges. The State Department analyzes Von Nuber and Von Papen cases with deciphering attempts on Archibald papers while DOJ leads the conspiracy inquiry.
Walter Gamble was convicted in city court Saturday for stealing two suits from H. M. Friedenthal on September 2 and remanded to jail for sentence. Detectives Burch and Pearson arrested him. the clothes were found in his possession. James Bradford, charged with
Discussion of Mobile cotton rate before the Inter state Commerce Commission to take place between R G Cobb traffic manager and John Burchmore attorney in the case in New Orleans Tuesday. Burchmore telegramed Cobb he would be in New Orleans on the 16th to meet him and said Georgia lines oppose a rate split favoring Mobile.
Miss Louise Schmitz, while job hunting, found a $3,800 bracelet lost by Mrs. Fy C Hotaling of San Francisco and turned it to the police. The owner offered $100 rewards and may increase it. she promises Louise a fairy godmother future.
In a Spring Hill avenue neighborhood a tiny play store run by twelve year old Scranton Allen becomes a makeshift first aid for new wives. The tale follows a pajama clad husband running errands for a lemon pie as the couple’s honeymoon glow lingers.
Law and Equity Court reports dismissals of several suits on Saturday including August Buerger v Mobile Light and Railroad Co Crawford Cammack Co v Alabama Boarding and Draying Co and Bay Poplar Lumber Co v J H Sheip Inc The call for the following week lists cases on Tuesday through Thursday with multiple defendants and plaintiffs named including Charlie Jordan Louis Lowenstein Jessie Hudson Octavia Pollard and Cornelia Davis among others.
The motion docket lists several civil cases including Gurleys Bill Penn versus Campbell Ben Company Adolph Brown and others against Mobile Coal Co Henry Rehew and Chas G Schimpf Joseph Pit Republic Cresting Co G C versus Coca Cola Bottling Co Davis versus Peoples Shoe Co Ruby Rus versus C J Brown Cornelia Davis Willie Perry Minnie Richards versus A Richards C H Myers versus L and M R R Palmes Bros versus Johanna Kraus.
The Merry Military Maids will headline Columbia Theatre for the coming week with dancing and musical entertainment. Miss E Clark sings with a soprano voice suited to opera, and acts by Wallace and Beach along with Snyder and Vaughan are featured. The bill changes Thursday with additional splendid acts and a lighthearted note about gender roles.
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