Estate inventory records Goss Print Press founder’s assets
The inventory filed in court lists Jacob Walser as president of Goss Print Press Company with an estate valued at 1,151,577. Widow Mrs Sarah, daughter Mrs Lizzie Walter, son Joseph Walser, grandson Walser Hawtin, and Sue Walser of Madison, Wis., are heirs. Main asset is 631,000 in common stock. real estate 191,500. bank balances 56,960. debts owed 29,053.
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Goss Print Press Company
Sarah
Lizzine Walt
North Central
Austin
Joseph Jacob Walser
Washington Boulevard
Walser Hawtin
Lafayette Parkway
Sue Walser
Madison
Wis
Oss
Otes
Schildhastan
Standard Trust and Savings Bank
Press Company
Idaho Irrigation, Gravitygation and Power Company
Theorth Carolina Public Service
Courier Publishing
Morrill Orchard
Goss Printing Press Company
London
England
Ioche
Jacob Walser
Progressive businessman wins Walk-Over prize in Mobile
Mr Bell, youngest Walk-Over manager in Mobile, received a top cash prize for the greatest year to year sales increase among Walk-Over stores nationwide. He also won the cost efficiency prize as the company lauded Mobile's business conditions and future prospects.
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Mobile
Bell
Compa
Few Big Cases On Docket For Week In Mobile Court
The Mobile city court docket for the week lists few major actions. Embezzlement charges against J Edward Jones, once connected with a suit club, are among the notable items along with three prohibition cases and a liquor license violation. The week’s calls include multiple assaults, embezzlements, adulteries, and weapon offenses across Monday to Friday with several defendants named.
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Mobile
J. Edward Jones
Frank Young
Austin Fincher
Joe Chatham
Willie Moore
George Bolton
G. D. Hendricks
Lula Bowling
Edward J. Sweeny
John Long
Claude Edwards
Clarkie Bride
Salvation Army Plans Free Christmas Dinner Baskets
Salvation Army officers organize a free Christmas dinner in Mobile, offering 200 baskets feeding six people each. Recipients may register at the corps office, 212 Conti Street, with the officers ensuring no case is neglected.
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The
Salvation Army
Mobile
Conti Street
Real estate transfers dominate suburban deals of the week
A weekly list shows numerous property transfers across Mobile area parcels including Springhill Avenue near Catherine water and multiple lots. Transactions feature buyers such as J. W. Dossett, John Ormerd, Victor L. Brown, Alfred Bates and many others, with prices ranging from $1 to several thousand dollars.
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Opie
Spring Hill Avenue
Catherine Water
J. W. Dossett
Andrews
See
John Ormerd
Nelletana
Whistler
Jordan Powell
Theopolus Pope
Com
Orchard
Victor L. Brown
Edw W. Johnson
S. R
J. A. Townsend
Alfred Bates
Sarayam
Freddie Wimlin
Prichard
Emmett A. Connell
John F. Connell
Laura H. Kindler
Alice V. Henderson
Western Annex
Ben Little
Irwin C. McRae
Lucinda Smith
I. .C. McRae
eJoe Little
N. Mobile
F. Dulany
Hamilton
N. Madison
Grand Bay Land Co
Son. Land Sales Co
E. G. Rike
Geo. Russell
Reed
J. M. Pratt
Wm. Shock
J. A. Jones
Wilson's
Philomena Chastang
J. M. van Dusen
Mar Hall
MASSING TROOPS ON THE BORDER
United States forces tighten on El Paso with 3000 troops ready as naval movements unfold at Vera Cruz. reports of Chihuahua battles, evacuations from Monterey, and British waiver in Mexican waters accompany the border buildup.
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International News Service
Washington
el Paso
Vera Cruz
War
Navy Departments
State Department
War Department
Arizona
Juarez
Chihuahua
Huerta
Monterey
Laredo
United States
Bryan
Mexico
Indiana
Texas
Colorado
Christopher Cradock
Fletcher
Christopher
Instructor Moore Quits Army Service
Special to The Item Bert Moore a U S Army instructor stationed in Alabama will quit his post and return home according to a Montgomery dispatch reported November 29.
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Moore
Montgomery
Ala
Bert Moore
Alabama
Fragmentary Proverb Noting Wants Versus Needs
A scrambled line suggests a proverb about desires driving change and a traveling man who avoids conflict over hotel meals. The passage reads as a stray cultural note with no clear event or person identified.
Building Permits Issued This Week In City
The city office reports permits for several new structures and repairs. Owners include Mrs Mary Somerville for a cottage on Washington avenue, and Mrs A C Clarke for two cottages on Beauregard. Other projects cover a frame cottage on Chestnut Street, a three room Elmira cottage, a church building on Hercules, and a motion picture theatre on Dauphin street with values from 100 to 2000 dollars.
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Mary Somerville
Washington Avenue
Hurtel Street
Robert H. Lewis
Chestnut Street
A. C. Clarke
Beauregard
Conception
Foreman and Meador
Elmira
Scott Streets
Colored Church
Hercules
Live Oak
Hickory
Co. J. Adams
Texas
Michigan Avenue
J. B. Webster
Dauphin Street
Annie Clarke
Io Iton Street
Earle
Property Transfers and Deeds Across Dallas Area
Legal notices record transfers of property involving Keller Dunham Dorsey Lane Tartt Broadus Doyle Harris and Steely in sections 35 36 T4 R2W SE Warren Elmira streets and adjacent parcels with nominal sums and specific lot dimensions. Transactions include half and quarter acre parcels along with 150 dollar and 5 dollar payments and other consideration.
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Sam Penney
Mattie L. Brouder
Crary
J.F. Eggers
Margaret O'Connor
Park Place
Andrew Strauss
Claud Earl
Martin & Huet
Connelly Jr
Geo. Russell
Walberg Seeberg
Reed
S. R
J.B. Beck
Lamberts
Espejo
Carrie Baumhauer
Jno
W. Thomas
Basil Chastan
FL. & Tr. Co
Richard Morris
City Bank & Tr. Co
Mobile Farm Land Co
Oliver W. Gage
Lillie M. Adams
SS. Springhill Ave
E. Catherine
Minnie J. Moore
Frances E. Moore
N. Dauphin
EB. Semmes
Grand Hay Land
Keller
Texas
E. Dunham
Benj. F. Lane
Mary E. Lane
Same
Henry Dorsey
Jere Austill
Houston
Dublin
Grover A. Taylor
Mary F. Tartt
W. Cedar
Delaware
Roe Broadus
P. J. Doyle
Mollie
Harris
Warren and
Elmira Streets
A. M
W. Warren
Garchian
Curse of Bigness Says Brandeis on Railroads
International News Service reports Louis Brandeis, investigating the Frisco and New Haven cases, blaming interlocking directorates and flashy manipulation for bankruptcy risks. He calls bigness a curse that harms efficiency and stockholders' interests in major railroads.
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International News Service
Washington
Frisco
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Louis R. Brandeis
Boston
Brandeis
Masachusetts
New Haven
United States
Frisco Is A Signal Instance of the Curse of Bigness,” Said Mr. Brandeis
Oth Roads
Benjamin F. Yoakum
Yoakum
President Wilson Watches Army Navy Game in Nonpartisan Spirit
President Wilson attended the Army Navy game in New York as a nonpartisan observer. He sat with Army and Navy officials, remarked he would not favor either side, and watched Navy gain a late lead before Army surged ahead. He visited the theatre that evening and returned to Washington late at night.
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International News Service
New York
Wilson
United States
Army
Polo Ground
Navy
West Point
Annapolia
Eleanor
B. M. House
John Wilson
Cary Grayson
Garrison
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Annapolis
Martin H. Glynn
Kline
Fitzgerald
Goldsborough
Maryland
el House
Keys
Bald Pate
Astor Theatre
Washington
Gog
Simplified spelling and its pace in orthography
A note on spelling reform argues that simplified spelling is not advancing notably faster than other orthographic changes. The discussion contrasts competing trends and considers whether simplification will gain traction among writers and readers.
Women to March on White House in Suffrage Push
Washington November 29 delegates of the National Woman Suffrage Association plan to march to the White House next week to press President Wilson on a record on suffrage. A delegation of 100 led by Miss Jane Addams arrives with about 70 supporters from New York and elsewhere. Meetings begin Monday with Dr. Anna Howard Shaw presiding, joined by Miss Carey Thomas and Miss Eisie Hill among others.
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International News Service
Washington
Delo Gates
Butfra
Wilson
Cage
Congress
Jane Addams
York
Anna
Association
Carey Thomas
Lege League
Eisie Hill
Helen King Robinson
Colorado
Man With Long Prison Past Tries Theft to Return to Pen
Kentucky Kansas inmate Standford Crouch, 69, confessed to stealing a horse from Rush and asked to be jailed after serving six terms in penitentiaries. The owner refused to prosecute, but Crouch stated he lived too long in prison and has no home or friends, insisting confinement is his only lodging.
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Bowling Green
Kentucky
Kansas
Standford Crouch
MayNeal
Rush
Agaid
Refu
Crouch
Op 0
Mae
The
Pen
Real Estate and Insurance Services Announcement
On and after December I will be engaged in the Real Estate and Insurance business at 75 St. Michael St. 2nd east of Royal street, where I will be pleased to serve my friends and patrons.
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Rea
St. Michael St
Royal Street
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Grand Bay
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Ieee
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Top Mobile
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Title Insurance
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