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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1916

Page

5

Government ownership of railroads near, Thom says

Alfred P. Thom counsel for the railway executives advisory committee told a congressional committee that government ownership is imminent unless Congress acts to end dual regulation and fix defects. He warned that current conditions cannot continue and private ownership could long endure only if reforms occur.

Associated Press Washington Alfred P. Thom Railway Executives’ Advisory Committee Congressional Congress

Duroc Breeders Meet to Discuss Exhibits

The Gulf Coast Duroc Jersey Rogers Association calls a 3 p m meeting on November 30 at the Cawthon Hotel. President Thomas J Riley urges breeders with criticisms of the recent fair swine show to submit them in writing as the group drafts resolutions to govern future exhibits.

Gulf Coast Duroc-Jersey Rogers’ Association Cawthon Hotel Thomas J. Riley Riley

Widow of Actor Case Dies After Accidental Death News

Charlotte Case, widow of actor Charles Case, died in Buffalo after hearing her husband shot himself accidentally in a New York hotel. Her physician said the shock of his sudden death contributed to her fatal collapse.

Actor Case Buffalo N. Y Charlotte Case Charles Case New York

Airships Visit the British Isles During Night

Airships attacked the British Isles causing civilian casualties and property damage but no clear military gain. London security was deemed adequate, and authorities continued to safeguard other regions while air patrols reported success this morning.

British Isles England London

Bulgarians Capture Berlin Area in War Update

Report from Berlin dated November 28 notes Bulgarian forces advancing near Berlin with allied resistance described as stiff. Details from Sayville bulletin indicate ongoing operations and shifting front lines as the conflict continues.

New Searching Party Returns to Hunt Missing Banker

From Baton Rouge comes word that renewed efforts will locate the body of banker H C Murnan. Tony Dougherty leads a party expected tonight to scour rivers creeks and bayous while Will McCausland remains away awaiting news on his father.

Baton Rogue McCausland H. C. Murnan Tony Dougherty Murnan

Romanian Towns Giurgiu Curtea de Arges Near Bucharest

The report notes Giurgiu across the Danube from Rutchuk and Curtea de Arges south of Campulung are captured or under siege. Western Romania forces are within forty miles of Bucharest as rail links to the capital heighten strategic importance and northern attacks intensify.

Giurgiu Bucharest Curtea de Arges Campulung Rumania Giurgi Danube Rutchuk

German Plane Drops Six Bombs on London

German aircraft flew over London at great height and dropped six bombs this morning. Four people were injured and only slight material damage was reported, according to an official statement.

London

Rumanians Hold Line as Mackensen Stalls Advance

A Wireless Press dispatch from Bucharest via Rome reports the Romanian front in good order with no material progress by Field Marshal von Mackensen. The Romanian retreat is said to be orderly on a settled front and the situation is improving for Romania.

London Rumania Bucharest Rome von Mackensen

Raid Near Lowestoft Captures British Vessel

German naval forces conducted another raid off the English coast near Lowestoft and captured a vessel, according to an official German statement released in London.

London English Lowestoft

Berlin to Disregard Venizelist Declaration

German newspapers in London report Germany will not recognize the Venizelist provisional government declaration from Saloniki and will not treat Venizelist prisoners as POWs.

Berlin London Germany Saloniki

Mardi Gras Carnival Plans Public and Wide Publicity Urged

The Carnival Association urged full public access to finances and plans for Mardi Gras. Gordon Smith heads publicity and announced extensive advertising, with three thousand Satsuma oranges sent to an Overland convention in Toledo as invitations. Coronation set for municipal wharf. George Rogers outlined circus seating and Queens from Dr. Inge.

Toledo Mobile Gordon Smith Overland Municipal Wharf George Rogers Inge Rogers W. H. Reynolds Peyton Norville Amusement Committee Cawthon Hotel J. I. Manning A. D. Davis L. J. Davis Army and Navy Charles B. Hervey 8. H. Peck George B. Rogers M. C

Evans Furniture President Denies Prohibition Sentence Link

Clarence V. Evans, president of Evans Furniture, says he was not the Clarence Evans sentenced yesterday to county roads for violating prohibition laws. The Item had reported a Clarence Evans sentenced but did not identify him.

Clarence V. Evans Evans Furniture Company Item Clarence Evans Clarence Evans Wise Clarance Evans

Alabama C of C Man To Make Talk Wednesday

Mr T P Hay field secretary of the Alabama Chamber of Commerce will address Mobile Chamber of Commerce directors at 11 Wednesday morning. He arrived in Mobile Tuesday and will discuss a cooperative plan intended to benefit both organizations.

Alabama C T. P. Hay Alabama Chamber of Commerce Mobile Chamber of Commerce Hay

Joe Tinker narrowly escapes drowning in Illinois river

Peoria Illinois November 28 Joseph Tinker manager of the Chicago Nationals nearly drowned when his boat struck a submerged stump and capsized in the Illinois river a fisherman pulled him from the water after a second dive M Chambliss a car repairer of Whistler is injured after leaping from a moving railroad train and is recovering at home with head injuries expected to keep him in bed for weeks. he fell into a ditch while alighting near Waynesboro Miss.

Associated Press Peoria” Ill Joseph Tinker Chicago Nationals Illinois River Tinker M. Chambliss Whistler Waynesboro Miss

Blending of colors and pigment limits in light

The article explains how pigments affect color by absorbing and reflecting light, noting opaque materials do not show pure spectrum colors. It discusses color perception as a result of molecular makeup and light interaction. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable treatment for colds and hoarseness.

Villa reported victor in Chihuahua fight

Reports say Villa’s bandits captured Chihuahua city though Carranza officers would not confirm. Trevino moves south with reinforcements to defend Juarez as Villa reportedly plans to push toward the border and eject American forces from Mexico.

Villa Chihuahua Chihuahua City Carranza Juaréz Juares Jacinto Trevino Carcare Chihuana Trevino Murgia Juarez Sauz Mexico

Reinforcements Move Toward Juarez Under Trevino Plan

Reinforcements for General Trevino are assembling at Sauz station thirty two miles north of Chihuahua City and will be led toward Juarez by General Gonzales who left with a train of troops and munitions, officials said at military headquarters.

Associated Preas Juarez Trevino Sauz Station Chihuahua City Gonzales Juarez Brigade

German Exchange Falls to Lowest Level Yet

New York November 28. The German exchange rate today fell to the lowest level since the war began. Demand bills on Berlin quoted at 68 38 cents, four marks per unit. This implies a deprecation of the German mark, trading at less than 17 18 cents versus the normal value around 24 cents.

Associated Press New York Germany Berlin

Getsa-It corn remedy praised as quickest cure

Advert says Getsa-It liquid cures corns fast with few drops. It dries clear, leaves stocking and shoes on, and promises painless removal without digging. Claims the world’s best seller, 2 cents a bottle, sold by I Lawrence & Co Chicago and Van Antwerp Drug Corp Mobile.

I. Lawrence & Co Chicago, Il Mobile van Antwerp Drug Corp

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