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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1913

Page

14

American slums not very bad says Hungarian doctor

Dr Bartholomew Nemeyi visiting Washington after stops in Cleveland Chicago and New York says American slums are not as bad as believed. He warns cities could replicate worst Chicago stockyard areas if sanitary housing is not pursued. He arrives with Hungarian government commission on housing.

Associated Press Washington Bartholomew Nemeyi Shington Cleveland Cago Pittsburg Philadelphia York New York Nh City Chicago Stock Yard

Fountain of Youth: A Harmless Remedy Promises Monthly Benefit

A fragment describes a claimed fountain of youth product that must be used monthly to achieve gray hair improvement. The text emphasizes it is harmless and consistently pleasing, though the passage is garbled and reader access is limited.

Thanksgiving at the White House With Dual Turkeys

President Wilson and his family hosted Thanksgiving with a party of house guests from Miss Jessie Wilson’s wedding. Two turkeys, from Horace Vose and South Tremble, fed the guests due to the large turnout. The president spent most of the day indoors because of drizzle and attended Mass with other officials to mark Pan American peace and unity.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Jessie Wilson Horace Vose Westerly R. L South Tremble House of Representatives

Building Trades Council to Represent AFL in New York

The Building Trades Department of the AFL decided to establish a Building Trades Council in New York City to counter dual and seceding unions. John T. Taggart opposed the move from the International Union of Wood Wire and Metal Lathers and faced challenges from Frank M. Ryan and James Duncan amid the debate.

Associated Press Seattle Building Trades Department American Federation of Labor Building Trades Council New York City John T. Taggart International Union of Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers Frank M. Ryan Pres Dent James Duncan Oreof

Asquith Signals Home Rule Path Beyond Party Politics

In Leeds Premier Asquith spoke to the National Liberal Federation on home rule by agreement. He warned no immediate prospect of agreement, rejected claims of cabinet division, urged cross party dialogue, and said no surrender of principle. He called for peace without electoral distraction and denounced armament waste.

Associated Press Leeds England Asquith National Liberal Federation Ireland

Henry W Greenwall Dies at 81 in New Orleans Theatres

Henry W Greenwall longtime southern theatrical manager died in New Orleans at 81 after years with Brights disease He leased a Galveston theatre in 1867 and later ran independents theatres across the South He owned the Greenwall Theatre in Dallas Fort Worth and remained involved with Adrian groups and the Actors Fund in New Orleans

Associated Press New Orleans Henry W. Greenwall South Bright Greenwall Galveston Texas Dallas Fort Worth Lodge No. 1 Ellis New York The Actors Fund

Hobson Praised In Lyceum Talk On Bottled Sunshine

Chaplain Robert Arthur Elwood of the Spanish American War Veterans spoke at Harte Auditorium under Mobile Federation of Churches Lyceum Course. He praised Congressman Richmond P Hobson in a talk titled Bottled Sunshine urging listeners to support Hobson for the Alabama senatorial campaign.

Mobile ‘Federation of Churches Lyceum Robert Arthur Elwood Alabama Richmond P. Hobson Hobson Harte

Largest oil carrier launched at Darrow

The largest oil carrying vessel in the world, with a 15000 ton capacity, was launched at Darrow yesterday. The ship was christened San Hilario by Mrs. Herbert J. Carr of New York City.

Associated Press Darrow England San Hilario Herbert J. Carr New York City Teapes Aa

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