Military pay bill battle lines to be drawn over Circular No 8
The dispute over militia pay will hinge on General Crowder's opinion regarding Circular No 8 and the Dick law. The War Department seeks full organization of state militias to match regular army standards before federal pay is provided, with states like Florida and New York adjusting to comply.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Lee Garrison
Enoch H. Crowder
Army
Militia Division
War Department
National Guard
Regular Army
Crowder
Garrison
Florida
New York
Ohio
Missouri
Connecticut
Private Text Book for Women Free From Lydia E. Pinkham Co
Free booklet helps women identify female complaints with discreet handling. Send request to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts. Mail covered in plain wrapper. Every ailing woman urged to apply today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Adv
Mitchell Mentioned to Succeed Gompers
Friends of John Mitchell at the American Federation of Labor convention back him as AFL president if Samuel Gompers declines. It was noted he would be offered editorship of the American Federationist and a pension equal to his current salary if Gompers retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Saved His Foot Ulcer Heals After Arnica Salve Use
Bartam Ohio resident H D Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctors advised amputation but he refused and tried Bucklen s Arnica Salve as a last resort, reporting complete recovery. Also promoted as a remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema available 25 cents by Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Ely
Bartam
Bucklen
H. E. Buckles
longevity at tannery marks life of Joseph F Johnston
Alexandria veteran Joseph F. Johnston died at 83 after forty years with the same tannery and seventy two years of continuous service begun at age eleven. The business stayed within the same family through multiple heirs as he watched it change hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alexandria
Joseph F. Johnston
Johnston
Smuggling Case Ties Mobile Steamer Alm to Chinamen
Thor Strom and Nils Thomas, crew of the Norwegian steamship Alm, were arrested in Mobile on a smuggling charge after May Chee identified them as men who allegedly paid $200 each to land three Chinese in the United States. They await a hearing set for November 24. May Chee’s arrival helped link the men to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Strom
Nils Thomas
Cook
United States
Marshal Gates
Immigration Department
Mobile
Pier 8
Richard Jones, Jr
H. C. Brownlow
Jack Worden
Chicago
May Chee
Thomas
Strom
Mexico
Seeberg
Windward Islands
Progeso
Mex
Brownlow
Worden
Alm
Convict Highway Workouts Scrutinized and Plans Urged
A county report criticizes convict labor on state roads as inefficient and costly. Commissioner Hagan urges better work standards, more camps, and separation of long and short term prisoners to improve outcomes and make convict labor a reliable highway asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan
Durance
Tam
Mobilians Attend Southern Medical Association Meeting
Six Mobile physicians depart for the seventieth Annual meeting of the Southern Medical Association in Lexington Kentucky. Doctors Harry T. Inge John O. Rush J P Chapman E S Sledge R H Von Erdorf and Seale Harris attend with Inge taking an active role as the Association of Southern Railway Surgeons forms amid the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Medical Association
Lexington
Mobile
Harry T. Inge
John O. Rush
J. P. Chapman
E. S. Sledge
R. H. von Erdorf
Seale Harris
Association of Southern Railway Surgeons
H. T. Inge
Presbyterians Aid College Fund for Oglethorpe University
Thornwell Jacobs appeals to Central and Government Street Presbyterians raise 3500 dollars in subscriptions. Atlanta donors plus a 250000 dollar pledge and a 100000 dollar site with eighty acre lake support the bid for the former Oglethorpe College. Sidney Lanier tied to the institution as poet and educator. A detailed donor list follows with amounts from 10 to 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornwell Jacobs
Oglethorpe University
Oglethorpe College
Georgia
Central Presbyterian
Government Street Presbyterian
Atlanta
Alabama
Julia Vincent
John Gaillard
H. G. Hamilton
J. G. Hamilton
W. J. Parham
Sextus J. Gordon
George C. Gaillard
W. W. Middleton
Leslie Taylor
B. H. Gray
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Hatfield Plans Three-Tier Mine Classification
Gov. Hatfield proposes classifying West Virginia mines as non hazardous hazardous and extra hazardous based on Earl Henry’s report showing a miner dies each working day. Inspectors would focus on hazardous mines and operators with safeguards would receive lower liability under the workers compensation act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
H. B. Hatfield
Earl Henry
State Department of Mines
West Virginia
Henry
Whistler Man Wounded By Wife in Sunday Morning Row
Georgia Johnson struck her husband Frank Johnson with a .32 caliber public safety item during a domestic dispute near Whistler injuring his left side and entering the lung. Deputy Sheriff Denis Lynch arrested her and booked her at the county jail on a serious case incident charge. recovery prognosis was unclear after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Georgia Johnson
Frank Johnson
Denis Lynch
Johnson
Successful Revival At Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Attendance and interest rise at the Dauphin Way Baptist evangelistic services with a promising outlook for the coming week. Dr. Hines spoke on The Way of Conversion in the morning and on Decision in the afternoon as music features return with song service at 7:30 and preaching at 8 each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Hines
Missing trousers and bracelet spark petty theft case
Charlie Taylor, described as a negro, was arrested Monday morning by Traffic Officer Phil Pitroff on a charge of petit larceny. Police allege he stole a pair of trousers and a bracelet from Nebraska Johnson. The case will be aired before Recorder Edington Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Taylor
Phil Pitroff
Taylor
Nebraska Johnson
Edington
Arrest Made For Driving Around Street Car
John Reynolds a negro chauffeur was arrested Sunday afternoon by Traffic Officer R A Lott for violating the traffic ordinance. He is charged with driving his automobile around a street car and on the wrong side of the street. The case will be called in the recorder's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reynolds
R. A. Lott
Reynolds
Recorder’s Court
Motorcycle Crash on St Emanuel and Government Streets
Lawrence Smith was knocked down by a motorcycle driven by E. W. Meeker at 7 30 Monday morning. Smith suffered a slight cut on the leg with no other injuries. Officer Roy Williams reported the accident as unavoidable and no arrests were made.
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Lawrence Smith
St. Emanuel
Government Streets
E. W. Meeker
Smith
Roy Williams
Judge Johnson Always Against Everything
Judge Johnson is described as never favorable and consistently opposed to various issues, reflecting a caricature of a perpetual contrarian stance in local discourse.
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Judge Johnson
Barbers and Grocer Arrested for Sunday Sales
Three arrests were made Sunday for violating the Sunday closing ordinance. Alex Argiro, W. D. Bridges, and Emanuel Primo were charged with doing business on the Sabbath. A boneless ham was held as evidence. All were released on bond for Monday recorder's court.
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Alex Argiro
Selma
Conception Streets
Larry Murray
W. D. Bridges
Inge
Murphy and Lacey
Emanuel Primo
Recorder's Court
Auto Cop Struck by Runaway Horse
A runaway horse emerged from Wilkinson Street into Government Street and collided with Motorcycle Officer Leeds 8S. Ludlow as he passed, knocking him from his bike. The morning accident left the officer with bruises and contusions. the horse owner was not identified.
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Wilkinson Street
Leeds
Ludlow
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Fannie Phillips
Mrs Fannie Phillips aged 68 native of Nashville Tenn resident of Mobile for eighteen months died Sunday morning at her home 58 South Hamilton street after nearly two years illness She was from the Plummer family of Tennessee surviving a daughter Mrs John Rose two sons Sterling Phillips and W C Phillips interment will be in Magnolia cemetery Burial of John F Mallon occurred Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Dixon McKay funeral parlors and the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with Rev Father FE C Gerow officiating Pallbearers from the Mechanics Relief Association Funeral of Mrs Fannie Phillips Monday at 10 o'clock at 68 South Hamilton street with Rev A E Donnelly officiating burial in Magnolia cemetery
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Fannie Phillips
Nashville
Tenn
Mobile
South
Hamilton Street
Plummer
Tennessee
J. K. Plummer
Vanderbilt University
John Rose
New Orleans and
Louisville Road
Sterling Phillips
W. C. Phillips
Chicago
John F. Mallon
John P. Mallon
Dixon & McKay
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Father FE. C. Gerow
The
Mechanics Relief Association
Messrs
Thomas T. Palmer
James J. Deegan
Charles Lagman
Jacob
F. Phillips
A. E. Donnelly
Government Street Methodist Church
Magnolia Cemetery
T. B. Turner
H.L. Turner
A. Smith
M. ©. Disher
C. A Benning
William Boykin
Vinci Cod Liver Oil Tonic Ad Promises Strength and Health
A Boston lawyer touts Vinci cod liver and iron tonic as rebuilding wasting tissues and restoring strength for the elderly. The ad promises permission to return money if it fails to build health, urging readers to try Vinol with guarantee, and lists Van Seefeef Inc in Mobile as the seller.
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Vinci
Boston
van Seeef , Inc
Mobile
Gets 2 Years on Forgery Charge
In Mobile city court J A Bell was sentenced to two years at hard labor after pleading guilty to one count of forgery in the second degree. He faced two forgery charges and had passed worthless checks drawn on the List Gifford Construction Company of Houston. Bell had been bound over to the grand jury after pleading not guilty initially, and Chief Crenshaw noted Bell was sought in other cities for similar crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bell
Bell
N. R. Clarke Welle
Gifford Construction Company
Houston
Texas
Speeding 18 Charged In Recorder Court Monday
George Lindell of Tou placed under arrest Sunday night by Officer Noah Harris Jr on a speeding charge. The case will be in the recorder's court Monday at noon.
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George Lindell
Tou
Shafte O'Clock
Mote
Noah Harris, Jr
Recorder’s Court
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Marketed To Combat Baldness
Advertises Parisian Sage hair tonic to prevent baldness by nourishing scalp reduce dandruff and strengthen thinning hair. Claims quick results with first application and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold by G. Van Antwerp & Som at toilet counters.
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G. van Antwerp
Som
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Gen. Crowder
Mitchell
Gompers
Tess
van Antwerp & Son
Uae Ga
Chinaman
Mate and Cook
S. S. Alm
Dog River
Deer River
Fay McClure
Aumile
New Jersey
Lott
Presbyterians Aid College Fund
Abe Lincoln
Whistler Negro
Dauphin Way Baptist
Sovereign
North Carolina
France
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