Frauenlob sunk by allied submarine report reaches Petrograd
London dispatches relay a semi official Petrograd announcement that the German protected cruiser Frauenlob, of 2672 tons built in 1901, was sunk by an allied submarine near the site of the Undine loss. A Times despatch notes Bulgarians showing no renewed activity near Prilep amid heavy firing suggesting disrupted lines of communication. Rome Paris report captures on Calvario crest northeast of Gorizia as per the war office.
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London
Petrograd
Politiken
Copenhagen
Sweden
Times
Monastir
Prilep
Rome
Paris
Calvario Crest
Gorizia
War Office
Pathfinders for Old Spanish Trail Quit Tampa Today
Organized consolidation of Florida highway associations forms a central body to advance the Old Spanish Trail. T. Ed Bryan becomes president with L. R. Dickie secretary as Tampa hosts the move and pathfinders depart for Live Oak on schedule.
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Tampa
Fla
Tts
Old Spanish Il
West Florida Association
Central Florida Association
T. Ed Bryan
L. R. Dickie
Live Oak
Georgia
Valdosta
Thomasville
Mobile
Lake City
Live
Oak
Inverness
W. J. Hillman
Florida
War at a Glance and Finance Updates
Petrograd reports the Frauenlob sunk by an Allied submarine, a 828 foot, 2,762 ton cruiser with 275 crew. Paris touts a French war loan surge of 5 billion dollars in subscriptions. In Italy, Cadorna reports gains around Gorizia and the Calvaria height, while Austrian counterattacks are repulsed on the Carso. Quiet fronts in France and heavy snow in the Vosges are noted.
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Petrograd
London
Copenhagen
Paris
Bank of France
Gorizia
Calvaria
Cadorna
Carso Plateau
France
Vosges Mountains
Weather Forecast for Mobile and Southern States
Fair and colder tonight and Saturday with a minimum 48 degrees tonight. Alabama to be fair except rain in the southeast, much colder, Saturday fair and colder with moderate northwest winds. Mississippi fair and much colder tonight, Saturday fair and colder with moderate west to northwest winds.
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Mobile
Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
Mol d Man warns against recruiting son as submarine of navy
Morris Kanue of Leopold West Virginia writes to the Pittsburgh US Marine Corps recruiting office to prevent his 17 year old son Anthony Kaine from enlisting. He threatens to whale the boy if he returns home and pleads the father should paddle his own can. Sgt Michael DeBoo responds that the boy will not be enlisted and whaling is not allowed.
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Pittsburgh
United States Marine Corps
Morris Kanne
Leopold
West Virginia
Sea Soldiers
U. S. Marine Corps
Anthony Kaine
Navy
Morris Kanue
Michael DeBoo
Magazine Saw Mills manager badly hurt in fall
A. O. Thayer, managing owner of the Magazine Saw Mills Company at Magazine Point, was severely injured when he fell from a log-run about 15 to 20 feet. He is listed with a possible right hip fracture and potential internal injuries. He was taken to Inge Bondurant Sanitorium, attended by Dr. Joseph Schwarz. Mrs Thayer left for Baltimore.
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A. O. Thayer
Magazine Saw Mills Company
Magazine Point
Thayer
Theseattle House
Inge-Bondurant Sanitorium
Joseph Schwarz
Baltimore
Kitchener Arrives in Rome From Naples
Nov 26 Field Marshal Kitchener arrives in Rome from Naples and proceeds to the British embassy after reaching the Italian capital by telegram to the Havas agency. The British war secretary travels as a senior Allied official during wartime.
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Paris
Kitchener
Havas
Rome
Naples
Man Goes Mad Rabies Sends 14 To Hospital
Pittsburgh dispatch reports John Bukowa a 27 year old rabies patient escaped a hospital in a violent spree. He bit or scratched fourteen people before police subdued him and he was recaptured. He later attacked staff and doctors and may die within hours. Police granted leaves for Pasteur treatment.
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Pittsburgh
John Bukowa
Bukowa
Cotton Jumps Two Dollars a Bale on New Orleans Market
New Orleans November 26 Cotton rose nearly two dollars a bale in the first half of the session as heavy buying driven by Liverpool holiday demand, small crop estimates, and improved inquiry for actual cotton pushed trading months 37 to 38 points above Wednesday's closing prices.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Langlotz dies composer of Old Nassau at 82
Prof Karl A Langlotz composer of the Princeton song Old Nassau died in Trenton at age 82. In Laredo Texas reports say 80 people died in the Monterrey to Tampico train bombing on November 23. In Norfolk Admiral Beatty retired as commandant of the Norfolk Navy Yard and was replaced by Admiral Walter McLean. In Snow Hill Maryland Frank Grano was hanged after pleading guilty to killing three people last September.
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Trenton
N. J
Karl A. Langlotz
Princeton
Nassau
Laredo
Tex
Monterey
Tampico
Norfolk
F. E. Beatty
Norfolk Navy Yard
Walter McLean
Snowhill
Frank Grano
Here
Satsuma Day Set To Highlight Citrus In Mobile
General Chairman W. H. Reynolds oversees plans for Satsuma Day to promote the orange to locals and visitors. Railroads offer special trains and reduced fares to bring crowds from Iowa, Minnesota, and beyond. a Farmer Boys band from Robertsdale will perform. The Mobile Item will publish a December 9 special edition with expert articles on citrus and farming to spotlight the Gulf Coast citrus industry.
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Mobile
Southeastern Passenger Association
Louisville
Nashville
Southern
Ohio
New Orleans
Chicago
Alabama
Tennessee
Northern
Bay Shore
Bay Boats
Louisvile
Iowa
Minnesota
Old Spanish Trail Association
Mobile County
Robertsdale
Baldwin County
Farmer Boys
Baldwin
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
ASKA and T N Railway Books Sought in Court Action
A motion filed in chancery court seeks a court order to compel the Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railroad and Tombigbee Valley Railroad to produce all books papers and vouchers. The documents would establish the railroads financial condition and indebtedness. A November 30 hearing is set to decide production with a receiver hearing for Tolman scheduled January 6 1916 before Chancellor Smith.
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Chancery Court
Stevens,McCorvey & McLeod
D. H. Tolman
New York
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad
Tombigbee Valley Railroad Company
Register of Chancery
Tolman
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern
Chancellor Smith
High Court Denies Lacy Writ Petition
The Alabama Supreme Court denied Theo Lacy’s petition for a writ of certiorari to review a Montgomery city court judgment sentencing him to six years for embezzling state funds. An earlier bid for review of a ten year sentence was also denied. Thanksgiving Day activities included a livestock parade by Montgomery Livestock Association and the Rotary Club.
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Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
Theo Lacy
Court of Appeals
Higher Court
Lacy
Thomas C. McClellan
Court of Appeal
Montgomery Livestock Association
Montgomery Rotary Club
American international corporation eyed as postwar world trade plan
The Morning Post in London portrays the newly formed American International Corporation as a serious step toward securing postwar world commerce. It notes US bankers and businessmen are preparing to sustain financial and commercial prosperity after the war amid pressing war finance concerns.
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American International Corporation
London
The
Morning Post
United States
Com
Ship relief voyage trials widen with Nepos testimony
The Hamburg American line case in New York resumed with the Nepos voyage evidence amid juror surveillance. Captain Olaf Neilsen testified the ship headed toward Africa avoiding orders and later delivered cargo to British ships and the German consul. Witness Turney disclosed six vessels chartered by the line, totaling 645000 dollars in charters. In Augusta, Watson’s demurrer over obscene matter in his publications was overruled as jury selection began.
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New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Karl Buenz
Hamburg-American Line
United States
San Francisco
Federal Court
District Attorney's Office
Department of Justice
Philadelphia
Monrovia
Roger B. Wood
Olaf Neilsen
Fleuhr
Neilsen
High Flyer
Cape Verde Islands
Supercargo
Africa
Teneriffee
Howe
Deny Costa
Costa
Newport News
Valparaiso
Chile
George W. Atkinson
Marina Quesada
Schumacher and
Pitkin
Lloyd
Atkinson
Hamilton
John J. Turney
Turney
Augusta
Thomas BF. Watson
W. W. Lambdin
Thomson
Watson
Maria Monk
New Jersey
Thanksgiving Day Prohibition Check Finds Liquor Cache
Deputies recover five sacks of whiskey in half pint bottles from woods near a coconut products plant on Chickasabogue Creek. Detours trace liquor from a launch and detectives seize 48 beer bottles and 13 half pints at B B Malone’s place. Barrett surrenders to face prohibition charges after police find 28 cold beer bottles. Additional 28 beer bottles found in a west Lawrence Street house.
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Chickasabogue Creek
Arthur Méredhau
B. B. Malone
Warren
Texas
Malone
T. C. Barrett
Barrett
Franklin and
Lawrence Street
Virginia
Death of Charles Moody in Theodore Mobile County
Charles Moody aged 50 of Theodore Mobile County died after a long illness. He is survived by his wife two children and other relatives. Moody was a member of the Woodmen of the World camp at Theodore. The funeral was held Friday afternoon.
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Charles Moody
Charlies Moody
Theodore
Mobile County
Mr. Moody
Woodmen of the World
Effort to Locate Survivors of Lost Marowine
Secretary of State Lansing ordered consular agents in Frontera Progreso Belize British Honduras Puerto Cortez Ceiba and Bluefields to conduct a thorough search for survivors and information on the Marowine wreck. Congressman Oscar L Gray urged the inquiry and officials will report back to the state department.
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Oscar L. Gray
Alabama
Lansing
Gray
Frontera
Progreso
Mexico
Belize
British Honduras
Puerto Cortez
Ceiba
Honduras
Bluefields
Nicaragua
State Department
United Fruit liner Marowijne Lost With 96 Aboard
Anonymous letters claimed Captain McLauren and passengers were held for ransom on a Yucatan island. The company offered to pay but received no reply. United Fruit later paid crew families salaries due plus one extra month's pay.
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Ranson
United Fruit Company
Marowijne
Mobile duo aboard the Marowijne include Cowen and Quinn
Two Mobilians were aboard the steamer Miss Eleanor Cowen daughter of B. 8. Cowen and Dr. Claud Quinn son of Colonel A. G. Quinn both of Mobile were among those on the Marowijne.
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Eleanor Cowen
B. 8. Cowen
Claud Quinn
A. G. Quinn
Mobile
Marowijne
Murder Suspect Bud Thomas Released on Habeas Corpus
Nick Beck alias Bud Thomas a Black man arrested November 24 by Officer Macon on suspicion of Birmingham murder was released Friday on habeas corpus by city court attorney H. Bailey. Police said he was the wrong man.
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Nick Beck
Bud Thomas
Macon
Birmingham
8. H. Bailey
Paris selects four mannequins for fashion fete at Ritz
Mlle Marcella Le Grand, called the prettiest mannequin in Paris, is among four chosen from 600 applicants for positions in the 8 Fashion Fete of the French couturiers to benefit the French orphan fund at the Ritz Carlton.
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Mlle
Marcella le Grand
Paris
New Election Laws Reviewed by Senator White in Mobile
Former Senator Frank White outlines Alabama election law changes during a Bank of Mobile visit. The synopsis covers primary election structure, voting eligibility, officer duties, primary dates, and voting methods including first and second choice ballots, secrecy, and voter challenges.
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Mobile
Bank of Mobile
United States
Frank 8. White
Birmingham
Alabama
White
Republican official at Norfolk is cleared
Norfolk Va November 26 No irregularities in the accounts of Alvah H Martin county clerk of Norfolk county also Republican national committeeman for Virginia were found by Commissioner in Chancery R J Davis according to a report to the state auditor A special investigation committee appointed by Judge Coleman had reported irregularities in Mr Martins accounts His friends call the report unjust and a political attack by a Democratic committee
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Norfolk
Alvah H. Martin
Norfolk County
Virginia
Jn Chancery
R. J. Davis
Coleman
Martin
Bryan Speaks Tonight on The Causeless War
William Jennings Bryan former secretary of state will speak at the Battle House Auditorium tonight at 8 30 as the first Lyceum course event arranged by the Dauphin Way Baptist church He will discuss The Causeless War and is expected to reach Mobile late today.
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William Jennings Bryan
Battle House
Dauphin Way
Bryan
Mobile
Russian Emperor Promises Balkan Troop Move Within Week
A Saloniki dispatch reported by the Daily Telegraph says the Russian emperor will land troops in Bulgaria within a week. It also claims Italy will send an expeditionary force of 40 000 men.
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Czar
London
M. Pachitch
Daily Telegraph
Bulgaria
Greek Balkan Front Shifts as Russia Eyes Balkan Entry
Reports say Greek difficulties ease as Russia increases pressure near Bulgaria, with 250,000 Russian troops massing at Ismail and Reni. Romania may consent to a Russian-led Balkan force, while Serbia proclaims resilience despite German gains. Gorizia’s fall remains unconfirmed as Italy presses its strategic railway hub.
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Aliieg Londor
Balkans
Roumania
Euroomania
Fcultien
Greece
eudieGll Ahi Bao Sebmeaienn
Odessa
Balkan
Nicho
Ls ‘Gaid
Bulgaria
Russia
Ismail
Reni
Palestina
Mitrovitca
Serbia
Boyadjieff
Peter
London
Gorizia
Upper
Izonzo
Wilson Cancels Cabinet Meeting To Finish Address
President Wilson canceled today’s cabinet meeting to continue working on his message to Congress. He wrote late into the night but could not finish it and planned to leave for New York to attend the Army Navy game, aiming to have the address to the public printer by noon if possible.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
New York
Gayle Suspended Five Days For Off Beat Conduct
Police Officer George ie was suspended by Chief of Chief G. M. Van Liew for five days. He could not be found on Thursday night and lacked an excuse, so he was told to take a vacation.
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George Ie
G. M. van Liew
Strayed Brown Jersey Cow and Lost Keys Reported
A brown Jersey cow with crumpled horns is described as lost or strayed near 8. Cliffe 969 lucky St. Ring Home pone. A reward of $5 offered for return. Also missing is a small bunch of keys found near four white crepe chine ladies on Government St. Return to 3075 Broad.
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Cliffe
Lucky St
Government St. R
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