Canadian seizure of wheat pulls U.S. prices higher
The Canadian government seized 20 000 000 bushels of Nos 1 to 3 Northern wheat and sent prices up in Chicago with December at 1.05 to 1.06 and May at 1.07 to 1.08. Dealers expect only slight fluctuations as exports shift, while analysts note large Canadian stocks remain and Italy may receive much of the exports.
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Chicago
Navy
Shorts
United States
Canada
Fort William
Lake Superior
Atlantic Seaboard
Ottawa
Italy
George E. Marcy
Armour Grain Company
Joseph Rosenbaum
J. Rosenbaum Grain Company
Mr. Marcy
Cc. H. Canby
Chicago Board of Trade
Great Britain
Franklin M. Crosby
Minneapolis
Greater Demand for U S Wheat May Result
New York grain dealers report much wheat seized by Canada was under contract with New York shippers. They have sold December grain and must source replacements, likely boosting demand for U S grown wheat. Shipping agents doubt shipments to Europe will divert from U S ports.
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U. S
New York
United States
Canada
Europe
Halifax
St. John
Emperor William Visits Franz Josef in Vienna
Emperor William arrived in Vienna and paid a personal courtesy call on Emperor Franz Josef. The wireless report from Sayville, Nov. 29, notes the royal meeting occurred during William's Vienna visit.
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Kaiser
Vienna
Franz Josef
Berlin
Sayville
William
Vitalitas Complexions Grow Popular in City Markets
New Vitalitas complexions appear on downtown streets not as canned products but as a natural bloom. Advertisements claim they reflect rich blood steady nerves and proper digestion and say invalids eradicating rheumatism indigestion and chronic kidney or liver disease find relief and return to rosy health. A Vitalitas booklet is offered free and for sale.
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Vitalitas
Rosyth
Gale
Deaths and Funerals in Mobile area
John B. Otis died suddenly Saturday in Carney Alabama and was buried Sunday in Magnolia cemetery with services at Dixon and McKay under Mobile Lodge No 40 A F and A M rites. Pallbearers included John W. Phillips C A L Johnstone M Y Cooper T J Young E L Eastburn Marcus Litchbach. Mrs Mary Gerusha Johnson died Saturday and was buried Sunday in Magnolia every chapel at Home For the Aged Father Doherty led services. Mary Theresa Johnson aged 61 died Saturday at 3 30 am at Little Sisters of the Poor home after a long illness leaving a daughter Lorene Leary a brother a sister and two granddaughters.
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John B. Otis
Carney
Ala
Magnolia
Dixon & McKay
Mobile Lodge No. 40
Mobile Lodge
John W. Phillips
C. A. L. Johnstone
M. Y. Cooper
T. J. Young, E. L. Eastburn and
Marcus Litchbach
M. G. Johnson
Mary Gerusha Johnson
Home For the Aged
Father Doherty
Mary Theresa Johnson
Little Sisters of the Poor
Lorene Leary
William H. Montague Dies in Chicago After Illness
William H. Montague once ran a retail shoe business in Mobile. He died in Chicago after a long illness, having moved to the city ten years ago and remained there. Several relatives in Mobile survive him.
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William H. Montague
Chicago
Mobile
Burial of H Bertolotti in Detroit at Spring Hill chapel
The funeral of Henry Bertolotti who died in Detroit Michigan was held Monday at nine in the morning from Spring Hill College chapel with a requiem mass. The burial followed at Magnolia cemetery where floral designs adorned the grave. Pallbearers included J M Friedman F Koppersmith Dan Stuart A M Vine Charles Crabtree and J M McEvoy.
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H. Bertolotti
Henry Bertolotti
Detroit
Mich
Spring Hill College Chapel
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs
J. M. Friedman
F. Koppersmith
Carnation Camp
Woodmen
Dan Stuart
A. M. Vine
Charles Crabtree
J. M. MceVoy
No Tax Funds for the County Board
The Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners will seek a writ of mandamus against County Treasurer George E. Stone to seize funds from the road and bridge tax. A one mill levy, started last year, could yield about $90,000 yearly, but Stone argues a conflict with a separate road fund law, delaying collection. The case marks the fifth legal clash in the county over conflicting statutes and salaries, with a December 1 claim denial looming.
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Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
George E. Stone
Stone
County Board of Equalization
State Board
County Board
Allen Pleads Guilty of Proh Law Violation
Willie Allen pled guilty to violating the prohibition law and was fined 50 dollars plus costs by Judge Henry Chamberlain. He was released after paying the fine. A. Z. Nezich was acquitted. John T. McNamara received a continuance until December 4. William Russell was fined 50 dollars or 30 days for selling liquor at a Grand Bay dance. Mary Brown received 30 days for stealing a chicken. Mary Swain forfeited bond for assault and battery. Jerry Sims fined 1 dollar for gaming.
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Willie Allen
Henry Chamberlain
Allen
Madison and
Royal Streets
A. Z. Nezich
John T. McNamara
William Russell
Grand Bay
Russell
Mary Brown
R. H. Puckett
Mary Swain
Jerry Sims
Courts Transact Business In Law and Equity Session
Law and Equity Court presided by Judge Safford Berney tallied Monday’s docket including default judgment for Henderson vs Lockhart with damages to be proved and multiple motions to amend complaints in cases against Gulf Cigar Co Stallworth Partridge Fox Munson Line and others. Equity side heard National Fruit Products Co vs Ida M Kessler et al submitted on bill.
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J. J. Peterson
Hieronymus Bros
I. E. Moog
Montevallo Mining Co
Mobile Coal Co
National Fruit Products Company
Ida M. Kessler Et al
Chancery Court Hearing Set Before 1:30 Monday
Hon. Thomas H. Smith presiding as chancellor addresses Lloyd M. Richard versus Edward E. in a chancery case with a business session scheduled Monday prior to 1 30.
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Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Lloyd M Richard
Edward E
Fairhope joins Gulf Coast Produce Exchange
Fairhope agriculturists form a local division of the Gulf Coast Produce Exchange with twenty five members. T. F. Johnson elected general director and added to the central board. Local directors include L. G. Payne J. S. Paton C. M. Casson and Edward Long. Shipments of cabbages lettuce spinach and sweet potatoes to Eastern and Northern markets expected to begin around December 20.
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Fairhope Agriculturists
Gulf Coast Produce Exchange
Alabama
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Fairhope
T. F. Johnson
L. G. Payne
J. S. Paton
C. M
County Jail Guards Win Back Salary Back Pay
Judge Saffolah Berney granted a mandamus to R. H. Puckett and John L. Broun guards at the county jail against County Treasurer George E. Stone to compel payment of back salary at 75 dollars per month from January 18, 1915, to September 15. The treasurer had refused for legal conflict.
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Saffolah Berney
Law
R. H. Puckett Andohn L. Broun
George E. Stone
Inquest Ordered Into Plateau Murder
A coroner's inquest is ordered into the stabbing death of Annie Alexander at a dance at Henry Smith's home in Magazine Point. Lizzie Johnson Elvira Winbush and Henry Smith are under arrest with witnesses named. the investigation centers on a long sharp knife and alleged motive involving Johnson's husband.
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Annie Alexander
Pleateau
Clark
Alexander
Heniy
Smith
Magazine Point
Lizzie Johnson
Elvira Winbush
Holcombe
Henry Smith
Sarah Bass
Carrie Perkins
Celie Miller
Bill Jones
Asa Ellie
Richard Dailey
Zallie Bradley
Johnson
Winbush
Boy Falls From Train on Way to Heidelberg
Isaac Lacey a white boy was found by Bill Taylor beside the Louisville and Nashville tracks in Oakdale at 2 AM after falling from northbound train No. 8. He was injured with a broken left ankle and a fractured hand and sent to Inge-Bondu rant Sanitarium. He claimed he rode on the steps, fell asleep, and was en route to join his father in Heidelberg Mississippi from Commerce Texas.
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Isaac Lacey
Louisville and Nashville
Oakdale
Bill Taylor
Bay Front
Monroe Park
Doyle
Inge-Bondurant Sanitarium
Lacey
Mobile Officials Report East Booming Steel Trade
J H Wilson president of Mobile Light and Railroad Company returns from a two week New York trip noting booming steel and iron business and rising prosperity in the East. Captain John Craft back from Montgomery after highway commission meeting. Deputy Sheriff Paul Cazalas returns with Hale Clark in custody for alleged Mobile store burglary. Federal bank examiner Marfield from Washington visits Mobile on official business. Captain Peter F Allea of Mobile listed as critically ill at his winter home on Portersville Sound.
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J H. Wilson
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
New York City
John Craft
Mobile
Montgomery
State Highway Commission
Paul Cazalas
Hale Clark
Askin & Marine
United States National Bank Examiner
Marfield
Washington, D. C
Cohen
Peter F. Allea
Portersville Sound
Crab Creek
Duck
Poldieux
Mobile Bay
President to discuss bomb plotters' work in address
President Wilson plans to discuss explosions and fires in American industrial plants in his congressional address. He will push to amend the Sherman law with harsher penalties for trade restraints and condemn any division among citizens siding with warring belligerents as un-American.
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Wilson
Congress
United States
Hanson to Leave Mobile Gas Company for Chicago Post
Harry O Hanson longtime assistant manager of the Mobile Gas Company will leave the firm at the start of the year to join Federal Hubler Company of Chicago as head of its office. He is also secretary of Mobile Farm Lands and the Government Street Presbyterian Church deacons board and a Mobile Rotary Club assistant secretary. His wife will move with him to Chicago.
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Harry O. Hanson
Mobile Gas Company
Hanson
Federal-Huber Company of
Chicago
Gas Company
Mobile Farm Lands Company
Mobile Rotary Club
Government Street Prebyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce
Greece Depends Not Ready for Allied Demands
Rome reports Italian diplomats say the Allies cannot rely on Greece yet. King Constantine weighs terms with Premier Skouloudis as Athens considers accepting allied demands. Estimates place Balkan forces at 126,000 Greeks plus 40,000–45,000 more en route, with larger totals for Germany Austria Bulgaria and Turkey. Contingencies from Russia Romania and other states loom as uncertainties.
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Rome
Greece
Constantine
Athens
Skouloudis
Balkans
London
Paris
Bulgaria
Turkey
Russia
Balkan
Rumania
Germany
Opera Singer Held for Stabbing Citizen
Guido Cecotti of the National Grand Opera Company faces recorder's court after allegedly stabbing RE Webb in a rooming house on St Michael Street. Webb led police to Cecotti who hid on Conception Street before being captured.
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Guido Cecotti
National Grand Opera Company
Recorder's Court
RE. M. Webb
Webb
Cecotti
St. Michael Street
Conception Street
St. Michael
Light Frost Expected Tonight Amid Cold Front
A wintery forecast warns of light frosts tonight as a high pressure system stretches from the Rockies to the South Atlantic. Mobile records dip to 37 after a chilly Sunday, with Miami and New Orleans warmer than many inland spots.
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Mobile Mercury
John Frost
Rockies
Atlantic
Mobile
Mercury
Miami
Tampa
New Orleans
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the Empire
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