Auburn Georgia Grid Showdown Set For Ponce De Leon
The Southern Intercollegiate contest on the Ponce de Leon gridiron pits Auburn and Georgia as the favorites in a 15 minute per quarter game. Lineups show Crump shifted to halfback for Georgia while Auburn adds Hairston at end and Wynne at tackle. Weights favor Auburn in most units with Auburn holding a slight edge overall.
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Southern Intercollege Athletic Association
Ponce de Leon
Aumn
Georgia
Auburn
Crump
Carey
Tech
Powell
Logan
Smith
Conyers
McKinnon
Hairston
Taylor
Wynne
Culpepper
Innis Brown
Vanderbilt
Williams
Virginia
Georgia Line
Notice of land sale for division in Mobile County probate
Bertha Copeland Cooney petitions to sell lands belonging to her and defendants for division. Judge PRICE schedules December 16, 1913, to hear all matters. interested parties must appear to contest if proper. Attorneys TOMPKINS and cw. run pending. Residence details listed for Valeria Hardeman Palma Scheuermann and Marie V Scheuermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valeria Hardeman
Roswell
Siren
Palma Scheuermann
Chicago
Illinois
Marie V. Scheuermann
Fred Scheuermann
St. Louis
Missouri
Mobile County
Alabama
Wiz
State of Alabama
Bertha Copeland Cooney
Valeria Co
Price
Cw. Tompkins
Atty
Death of Mrs Gertrude Marchant
Mrs Gertrude Marchant aged 35 a native of England wife of Thomas Marchant of this city died at 419 Marine Street Friday after a long illness She is survived by her husband two daughters and other relatives She formerly lived at Vinegar Bend Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Maant
England
Thomas Marchant
Marine Street
Vinegar Bend
Ala
San Domingo Advances Commerce and Stability Quoted
Worcester, Mass. A fivefold rise in San Domingo foreign trade since the six year Dominican convention is cited. 2011 12 trade neared 26.8 million dollars versus six million before the convention. Professors Johns Hopkins Hollander Brown discuss regional reforms and Central American union ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
San Domingo
United States
Philip M. Brown
Princeton
Honduras
Central American
Maritime traffic and river arrivals update
The Austrian steamer Boheme arrives from Rio de Janeiro to load lumber for Europe. The Norwegian steamer Fijell arrives from Puerto Cortes with 16 500 bananas. Viator arrives with 17 200 bananas. The American schooner Mark Pendleton arrives from West Indian ports. Alexandrian is expected to sail to Liverpool and Karan also sails. Orealla due in port in coming days. Daisy Reed and Sirdar and Advance due. Echo arrives with an oil barge for Texas Oil Co. Argo shifts to Pinto docks after discharge. Fjell to lay up for repairs.
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Boheme
Capponi
Dempster Steamship Company
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
Europe
Fijell
Johanessen
Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Viator
Eriksen
United Fruit Company
Traction Men of State Convene at Alabama Utility Meet
A session of the Traction Men of State convention opened with remarks by C C Henderson of Greenville as president. Officers and delegates from multiple Alabama utilities discussed power plant operations in small towns and the meaning of public utilities commissions for small companies. Delegates from Mobile, Selma, Tuscaloosa, Anniston, and other cities attended, with officers listed as Henderson president and Ellis vice president.
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Vineyard
Theile Teller
C. C. Henderson
The
Light and Power Company
R. H. Smith
Greensboro
Ala
R. L. Ellis
Selma
Selma Lighting Company
Alabama
Public Utilities State Commission
Greenville
J. H. Wilson
Mobile Light On Railroad Company
T. K. Jackson
A. L. Sigler
C. B E. Burgess
J. H. Clingerman
Mobile Electric Company
James B. Weaver
R. B. Wright
A. F. Kersting
P. P
A. M. McGehee
Tuscaloosa
R. L. Rand
Anniston
T. L. Beauchamp
New Decatur
O. C. Wilson
Huntsville
W. O. Rourke
Jacksonville
City
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C. Henderson
Convict and Road Bond Debate At State Convention
Speakers at a state convention urged reforms linking convict labor to road building. Senator O Neill sought a resolution to merge the convict department with the state highway commission. Lieutenant Governor Sneed pressed for good roads and convicts on highways. State geologist Smith discussed road materials and suitability. John A. Rogers backed a $50 000 900 bond issue for roads. Delegates adjourned to Monroe for an oyster roast.
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Vada
Arizona
Tennessee
New Jersey
Louisiana
Main
Maryland
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
Utah
Virginia
O'Neill
State Highway Commission
Walter D. Sneed
Sneed
Conne Smith
Uced
John A. Rogers
Gainesville
Rogers
Monroe
Weather patterns shift across central regions with highs and lows
A barometric low centered over the upper Mississippi Valley extends southward into the west gulf region bringing precipitation and a mix of warm southerly winds in the Mississippi Valley and cold northerly winds in the Dakotas. A high pressure system with cold weather moves east ahead of precipitation, while another high over the Atlantic and east gulf states brings generally fair but warm conditions except in the Alleghany.
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Mississippi Valley
West Gulf Region
Dakotas
Chicago
Ill
Mobile
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Alleghany
Tag Day Success Aids Boys' Club
A successful Tag Day for the Boys' Club raised funds in the business district as several hundred dollars were collected by diligent young ladies. Taggers remained on duty into the afternoon ensuring untagged pedestrians were approached, with final proceeds not yet estimated by Superintendent L. H. Putman due to partial reports.
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Boys’ Club
L.H. Putman
Probate settlement scheduled in Alden Farnham estate
In Mobile County Alabama on November 20 1913 the probate court set December 13 1913 for final settlement of the Alden Bradford Farnham estate with Mary A Farnham administratrix submitting accounts vouchers and statements. The court ordered notice for interested parties to appear and contest if desired.
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State of
Alabama
Mobile County
Mobile
Ala
Alden Bradford Farnham
Mary A. Farnham
Price Williams, JR
L. H
E. W. Faith
James Ritchie Declared Bankrupt in Mobile Alabama
United States District Court Southern District of Alabama announces James Ritchie of Mobile was adjudicated bankrupt on November 17, 1913. Creditors must attend the first meeting December 8, 1913, at the referee's Mobile office to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt.
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United States District Court
Southern District of Alabama
James Ritchie
Mobile County
Alabama
Mobile
R. T. Ervin
Elbert Byrd
Pritchard
Ed Mason
Whistler
Tf Ervin
P. J. Helton
Mobdile
Bankrupt Notices for Byrd and Mason in Alabama
Elbert Byrd of Pritchard Mobile County Alabama adjudicated bankrupt October 23 1913. First creditors meeting December 3 1913 at 2 p m in Mobile office. Ed Mason of Whistler adjudicated bankrupt October 4 1913. Creditors meeting December 4 1913 at 2 p m in Mobile district office.
Bankruptcy notice for P. J. Helton of Mobile Alabama
Creditors are notified that P. J. Helton of Mobile Alabama has been adjudicated bankrupt. The proceeding was filed in Mobile County and the hearing date was set for December 3, 1913 at 2 o clock p m. Creditors may attend and present claims.
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Conklin
Tackle Wynne
Henderson
Thigpen
Pitts
Lockwood
Malone
Tackle Louisell
Cisaeseds Turner
Rigg
Robinson
Arnold
Paddock
Newell
Kearley
McWhorter
Ful Harris
Digs Cou
Nelson & Bailey
S. Royal Street
Moore's
Gertrude Marchant
Maritime Matters and River News
Eee
Indianapolis
Dawson
Cassad
Traction Men
D. L. Harrison
W. H. Harrison
Harrison Brothers
Spotswood Sand and Gravel Company
Court of Chancery
Southwestern Chancery
Fendant
H. B. Mendenhall
Mobile Item
Carl Holzborn
Register
Dauphin Street
Tombigbee
Bijou
Jos. Bianchi
Empire
J. H. Smith
St. Emanuel St
Colonial
T. J. Hamlin
N. Franklin
ODEON
Edw. S. Jones
DR. Brown
San Ak Ginn
Laemine
Texas
Dauphin Street Mobile
Windsor Cafe
Bax
Albert E. Reynolds
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