Early prospect of peace seen by Court Apponyi
Count Albert Apponyi predicts peace negotiations may begin in the coming winter as Romania is defeated and fronts ease. He notes slower Transylvanian progress due to terrain and rear communications, but sees improved political terms as British and German leaders move toward discussion. He cites recent speeches by Grey and Bethmann-Hollweg as evidence that obstacles to talks are diminishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
London
Albert Apponyi
Count Apponyi
Germany
Romania
Rumania
Ente
Transylian
Galicia
Russia
Liloyd George
Lord Grey
von Bethmann-Hollweg
von Bethmann-Hall
Belgium
Kingdom of
Poland
Four Doctors Disagreed Then Lydia Pinkham Helped Woman
Mrs George W Sebold of Wilmington Delaware suffered backache nervousness and fatigue after four doctors gave conflicting advice. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and weight gain. The letter urges other women to use the remedy and notes its forty year record of aiding backache nervousness ulcers inflammation and irregularities. Readers may write Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E
Pink
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Too Much Wilson Says Latter Students in Mixup
In Fayetteville Arkansas eighty seven of the 240 high school students refuse to attend classes as principal Byers suspends the five minute conversation period at opening. The strikers march to a theater for a meeting and adopt resolutions claiming punishment for supporting President Wilson's re election.
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Wilson
Fayetteville
Ark
I’. A. Byers
Adamson Law Test Case Movements Across Nation
Railroads plan injunctions in federal courts to delay the 8 hour law as Brotherhoods vow to appeal to President Wilson for an 8 hour day by January 1. They seek a new act if the law is ruled unconstitutional.
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Brotherhoods
Wilson
Pennsylvania Road Asks Injunction Over Adamson Law
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company filed in federal court seeking an injunction against three U S district attorneys to stop prosecutions under the Adamson eight hour law. The bill asks the court to declare the eight hour provision unconstitutional and void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Road
Eentes Associated Press
Philadelpemia
Pennsylvana Railroad Company
Federal District Court
Equity
United States
Pennsylvania
Dr Bell's Fine Tar Honey Cold Remedy Ad
Neglecting a cold can worsen and cause a stuffed head and tight chest. Dr Bell's Fine Tar Honey, with honey glycerine and antiseptic tar, helps loosen phlegm and ease breathing. Suitable for children and adults, 25 cents at your druggist.
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Dr. Bell
Easie
Pisaeatt
Advy
Apponyi open to neutral mediation and pacifist urges
Count Apponyi argued for possible mediation in the war, noting President Wilson could act as intermediary if the opportune moment arose. He criticized Wilson’s neutrality yet welcomed useful services. He warned that Russia threatens Europe and urged Western nations to unite for defense. He said Hungary’s system itself harbors wartime impulses.
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Russia
Count Apponyi
Wilson
Europe
Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
For 47 years the soothing antiseptic bar has aided recovery from colds and hacking coughs. The ad claims Dr King s New Discovery relieves congestion and vitality drain, urging readers to buy a bottle at their druggist.
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Dr. King
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
A grandmother’s routine uses Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore natural hair color. The ad claims a 50 cent bottle darkens gray, leaving hair glossy and youthful with simple daily brushing.
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Wyeuth
Wyeth
Russia Keeps Poland Plan Unaltered Says Petrograd
Petrograd declares Russia intends a Poland encompassing all Polish lands under autonomous governance within Russian sovereignty. The announcement denounces the Austro German proclamation of an independent Polish state as an attempt to swell Teutonic forces.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
London
Russia
Poland
Russian protest over German Austrian Poland proclamation
Russian diplomats deliver to accredited governments a protest against the Austro German proclamation creating the Polish kingdom. They denounce the act as a violation of international law and insist the Polish provinces remain part of the Russian empire with inhabitants bound by loyalty to the emperor.
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Associated Press
London
Russia
Whes Reuter
Petrograd
Warsaw
Lublin
Poland
Austria- Hungary
Germany
Kingdom of
Russian Empire
Many Prominent Visitors Here for Masons Meeting
Notables gather in Mobile for a reunion running through Friday. Attendees include A R Causey York Alabama George Freeman Meridian Mississippi B Yanisky Selma Alabama A G Kahn Selma Alabama L W Hall Davenport Connecticut C R Gardner Guthrie Oklahoma H M Hornbuckle York Alabama William Gilpin Whistler R F Doyle Foley H C McCarthy Tampa Be C Cohen New Orleans BE W Conway Richmond Virginia John Ranager Whistler T B Pace Jackson Alabama A J Mullen Selma Honenburg Selma D Cook Selma A Meyer Selma
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A. R. Causey
York
Ala
George Freeman
Meridian
Miss
B. Yanisky
Selma
A. G. Kahn
L.W. Hall
Davenport
Foley
H. C. McCarthy
Tampa
Fla
C. W. Cohen
New Orleans
BE. W. Conway
Richmond
John Ranager
Whistler
T. B. Pace
Jackson
French
Fulton
A. J. Mullen
Selmar
Honenburg
D. Cook
A. Meyer
Burial of Mrs Rosalie I Wagner in Toulminville
Funeral services for Mrs Rosalie I Wagner were held at her daughter Mrs Charles Green’s home in Toulminville and at St Xavier's Catholic Church with Rev Father Lauzen officiating. The body was laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery amid a large gathering of relatives and friends. Pallbearers included Denny Green James Crane W A Eastment J Battiste T W Finch and J R Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Wagner
Rosalie I. Wagner
Charles Green
Toulminville
St. Xavier’s Catholic Church
Father Lauzen
Messrs
Denny Green
James Crane
W. A. Eastment
J. Battiste
T. W. Finch
J. R. Finch
Death of Local Resident William S Mighell at 58
William S. Mighell longtime city resident died Tuesday at 3 30 pm in a local infirmary at age fifty eight He was a native of the city and is survived by relatives The funeral was held Wednesday from his sister Mrs R O Harris 912 Government street and he was buried in Magnolia cemetery.
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William S. Mighell
R. O. Harris
Government Street
Magnolia Cemetery
Mobile and Other Cases in High Court Thursday
Montgomery Ala Nov 15 Special When the supreme court and the court of appeals began their winter sessions arguments were made and records submitted in several cases appealed from Mobile and other counties in the first division Criminal cases appealed from the trial courts of south Alabama will be argued and submitted Thursday During the week cases will be considered from Baldwin Clarke Mobile Monroe and Washington Mobile attorneys listed to represent clients include R T Ervin Francis J Inge Gregory L Smith Harry H Smith Harry T Smith J F Hogan B F McMillan Moses Cohn F J Yerger W J Young James E Duggan W G Gaffey Thomas M Stevens Carl Fox and William McLeod
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Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Mobile
South Alabama
Baldwin
Clarke
Monroe
Washington
R. T. Ervin
Francis J. Inge
Gregory L. Smith
Harry H. Smith
Harry T. Smith
J. F. Hogan
B. F. McMillan
Moses Cohn
F. J. Yerger
W. J. Young
James E. Duggan
W. G. Gaffey
Thomas M. Stevens
Carl Fox
William McLeod
Stock and Poultry Show Planned for This Winter
Gulf Coast Poultry Association held a Tuesday night meeting at the Cawthon Hotel led by President R B Moore with large attendance. Attendees decided to invite blooded dogs stock owners to a November 28 meeting to organize a show this winter.
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Gulf Coast Poultry Association
Cawthon Hotel
R. B. Moore
Nober 28
To Cure a Cold in One Day Claim
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using LAXATIVE BROMO QUI NINE tablets. It states practitioners refund money if it fails and that the E. W. signature appears on each box.
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E. W
Notable Attendees Highlight Alabama Baptist Convention
Hon. C C Cooper of Oxford and Hon. H B Foster of Tuscaloosa lead as prominent attendees. Rev Preston Blake of Birmingham guides a large congregation while Rev J Renfroe Curry of Tuskegee is praised for service. Many ministers and leaders from Alabama and bordering states participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Cooper
Oxford, Ala
Preston Blake
Southside Baptist Church
Birmingham
H. B.foster
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
J. Renfroe Curry
Tuskegee
West Virginia
M. P. H. Potts
George Hall Remanded For Burglary Sentence
In city court on Wednesday George Hall pleaded guilty to burglary and was remanded for sentence. He broke into and entered the home of John Rodgers. John Hays faced Acting Judge Grayson on a $27 embezzlement charge from the Florida Fish Company, with the case sent to the jury. Thursday’s call lists W. H. Blalack, Herbert Calloway and Edward Hall for violations of the prohibition law.
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George Hall
Hall
John Rodgers
John Hays
Grayson
Florida Fish Company
Hays
W. H. Blalack
Herbert Calloway
Edward Hall
Vending Machine Case Up For Decision In City Court
The appeal of James Coleman on charges of operating a gum slot machine and a gift enterprise was heard in city court Wednesday afternoon after a recorder’s court fining him 15 dollars for displaying a gum slot machine in the city. His lawyers argued the machine is not a lottery or illegal. The case’s outcome is being watched by vending machine owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coleman
Recorders Court
Caleman
British note on blacklist does not close case
Washington reports a fresh round of negotiations between the United States and Britain over the trade blacklist. Britain's reply defends the move as municipal and war related, maintains it will not extend beyond necessity, and signals possible further exchanges.
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Washington
America
Great Britain
State Department
Britain
Times Says Grey Note Plainly Justifies British Policy
The Times in London argues Viscount Grey’s note to the United States clarifies that the British blacklist does not violate neutral rights. It asserts the measures are municipal and publicly lawful and that American protests misunderstand them.
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London
the Times
Viscount Grey
United States
The Princess Pat at Lyric Theater Saturday
The Princess Pat comic opera comes to the Lyric for matinee and night performances. The Birmingham Age-Record lauds Herbert music and Blossom lyrics, noting brisk movement, sparkle, and capable company in an essentially worthwhile show with encores and lively parts. Seat sales begin Thursday at 9:36 AM.
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Lyric Theater
Birmingham Age-neral
Jefferson Theater
Victor Herbert
Henry Blossom
Herbert
Blossom
Shivar Mineral Water Promises Taste and Money-Back Guarantee
The ad proclaims Shivar Mineral Water as a perpetual regulator that makes lazy livers active, promises a money-back guarantee, and notes fine taste at a low cost. It offers delivery anywhere via Our Mobile Distributors and Van Antwerp Drug Corp with a phone contact.
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van Antwerp Drug Corp
Lumbermen Propose Forestry Department to Boost Industry
Western lumbermen urged Eastern and Southern peers to form a forestry division with four branches administration timber problem manufacturing and advertising plus educational publicity. R H Downman of New Orleans head of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association said the group could lead trade expansion with Northwest lumbermen's aid.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Western Lumbermen
Forestry Additton
R. H. Downman
New Orleans
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Northwest
Odd Fellows in Mobile District Meeting Here
Cullman Grand Master Stiefelmeyer notes Mobile born idea of orphans’ home at Cullman. One hundred fifty children at the home with twelve admitted last Saturday. Farm production rising as lands open. Hard work of Superintendent Miller and boys yields big crop. matron Mrs Miller and girls assist. Sovereign Grand Lodge in Chattanooga saw Cullman band and fifty children perform at Lyric Theater.
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Cullman
Stiefelmeyer
Mobile
E. B. Miller
B. B. Miller
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Chattanooga
Lyric Theater
Woman Fined for Resisting Process in Local Court
Frances Williams was fined 50 dollars and 50 days in jail for resisting a process after officer Brannan attempted to serve a civil attachment at her home. The incident led to handcuffing during the service. Other defendants faced separate charges including metat larceny, carrying concealed weapons, and affray with varied fines and jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Williams
Inferior Criminal Court
Chamberlain
Brannan
Merton Lambert
N. A. Padgett
Paul Sanders
John Allen
Ardelia Allen
Marriage License Issued in Probate Court
A marriage license was issued Wednesday in the probate court for White Coleman Wilkinson and Carrie Virginia Day.
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White
Coleman Wilkinson
Carrie Virginia Day
Mobile party sails to Orange for City of Orange launch
A Mobile delegation travels by special sleeping car to Orange Texas for the launch festivities of the City of Orange the largest Gulf coast sailing craft yet. Henry Piaggio hosts the trip joined in Gulfport by M J McDermott and other Mobile Bank of Mobile officials sending Satsuma oranges and inscribed napkins for the banquet.
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Orange
Tex
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Gulfport
Henry Piaggio
M. J. McDermott
Bank of Mobile
Satsuma
McDermott
Moble County
A. Staples
H. A. Fharr
Piaggio
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Gaamolions
Plattsburg
Ontiolla i
Troy
Bellton
Taylor Realty Co. Inc
Superior
Printing Prompt Service Powers Printing Co
N. Water St
The
United States Supreme Court
Teutons
Masons
Halliwell
Robert JL. Marshall
Mathew A. Nesbet
Joseph M. Northrop
Phil N
Schock
Fred H. Sims
James Strand
Joseph M. Pelham
Chatom
Charles Nelson
Point Clear
Wallace J. Parham
James 8S. Radcliff
David R. Cook
Albert G. Kahn
Irving Hohenberg
Andrew J. Mullen
George, F. Cothran
Albert Meyer
Bernard Yaretzky
Roy Childers
C. G. Robb
Evergreen
R. F. Manly
Frank Willis Barnett
Alabama Baptist
the Baptists
J. B. Ellis
D. W. McGaughey
J. O. Williams
Sylacaulga
Log Cabin
J. F. Love
D. D
Richmond, Va
Foreign Mission Board
Hon
R. L. Maupin
West Point
W. P. Ilines
Opelika
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
I. H. Whits
Attalla
J. D. O'Keefe
Glenn, Ga
Roanoke
J. M. Thomas
Talladega
Historic Baptist Church
That City
J. L. Thompson
H. G. Barclay
L. & N. Railroad
P. V. Bomar
Judson College At
Marion
A. J. Dickinson
W. A. Davis
Anderson S. Barnes
Great Southside Church of
Heath
C. S.rabb
D. P. Lee
Opp
Heart of
Bienville Hot
Vineyard Cafe
Top
South
Hervey Hotel Coo
Chas
Hervey, Penitent
San Carlos
Pensacola
Florida
Stearns’ Electric
U. S
Forestry Department
ODD Fellows
Texas
Baltimore
Hickey &Lyons Clothing Co
Dauphin Street
ST. Michael Street
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