Stock raisers to be heard at Mobile luncheon
Indications point to strong attendance at a Mobile Chamber of Commerce luncheon in the Battle House trellis room Wednesday night. Stock raisers from the county will describe past work and future plans with city support. A subscription luncheon will be served and members urged to attend as Mobile County farming districts tour resumes with Citronelle and Chunchula visits.
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Funchion
Mobile Chamber of Comand Business League
Battle House
Varius
Motile
Chamber of Commerce
Mobile County
Citronelle
Chunchula
Chunchuyla
Lyric Theatre Receiver Appointment Delayed
The Lyric Theatre matter before the law and equity court was postponed from today until Tuesday morning at 11:30. The case concerns the appointment of a receiver for the Lyric Theatre Company.
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Lyric Theatre
Lyric Theatre Common
Law and Equity Court
Fay
Kentucky Miller Aids Cotton Cause
The grain men northward aid cotton interests with practical help. H N Ogden of Louisville Milling Company at the Battle House reports substitution of cotton sacks for other packages and urges flour be packed in cotton sacks to boost demand and prices for cotton, aiding trade overall.
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H. N. Ogden
Louisville Milling Company
Battle House
Salazar Murder Linked to Escape Plot by Enemies
Gen Jose Ynes Salazar a former Mexican army officer who recently escaped from Albuquerque prison was murdered, according to attorney Elfigo Baca. He said Salazar was lured into the desert and killed by enemies posing as friends after his escape plan.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Jose Ynes Salazar
Albuquerque
N. M
Elfigo Baca
Salazar
Baca
Happy Bridegroom for Third Time at 79
Washington dated Nov 30 reports 79 year old William P. Craig marrying his third wife Maria L. Walling aged 45. The couple plan to travel to Florida where the groom has winters on his property for 15 years.
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Washington
Wm. P. Craig
Maria L. Walling
Florida
When Croup Comes Treat Externally
The old dosing method for croup and related ailments is condemned as harmful. The advertised remedy, Hick’s Ap-O-Rub Croup and Pneumonia Salve, is rubbed on the throat and chest under a warm cloth to release vapors of pine tar and loosen the choke for a peaceful sleep. Vicks internal remedies are suggested for other cold troubles. Three sizes offered: 25c, 50c, and $1.09.
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Vick
Champ Clark Sees Continued Prosperity In Democratic Lead
Champ Clark notes times were better fifteen years ago during the Boer War era when mules were scarce. He predicts motor vehicles will be bought by nations at war, doubt persists about remaining supplies in the South. He adds faith in the Democratic administration and Congress.
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Clark
Congress
River of Gold to Flow From Europe
A $400,000,000 influx to the United States is expected as European nations place orders for war supplies. Charles M Schwab predicts ten years of prosperity after returning from Europe with orders totaling about $200,000,000 for British and French customers. Pittsburgh banks echo optimism for the nation’s industrial outlook and a rebound in steel demand.
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Chicago
United States
Sahara
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Schwab
Europe
Great Britain
France
Bethlehem Corporation
Pittsburgh
People’s National Bank of Pittsburgh
Ancon
Canal Zone
Congressional Committees On Appropriations
New York
Colon
Suffolk
Wasex
Fine Feathers to Open at Lyric Theatre in City
The Lyric theatre hosts Eugene Walter's acclaimed drama Fine Feathers in day matinee and night performances. The play, touted as a landmark production with season runs at Astor New York and Cort Chicago, is expected to meet high local demand and critical praise.
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Lyric Theatre
Eugene Walter
Astor Theatre
New York
Cort Theatre
Chicago
Wilson Theatre Contest Draws Wide Reader Interest
The Item reports a theater ticket contest offering sixty six prize sets for H Wilson's production When Old New York Was Dutch at Lyric Theatre. Readers submitted missing words to a synopsis with solutions due by Tuesday. The feature includes AL H Wilson in a musical drama hailed for voice and varied entertainment. Alice Joyce headlines Empire with The Theft of the Crown Jewels, a two reel feature in a gown valued at thirty eight thousand dollars with a million in jewelry, plus cast members Guy Coombs Mary Ross and Jere Austin.
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H. Wilson
Metz von
Ala H. Wilson
New York
Wilson
Alice Joyce
Empire
Lucille
Lady Duff-Gordon
Guy Coombs
Mary Ross
Jere Austin
Miss Joyce
Bitwich- Haldmandt
Zavia
Sacholdt
Morravia
Ward
Prince Sacholdt
von Block
Johann Schmidt
Schmidt
Edith Storey
Charles Kent
Flute Player
Tom Mix
Goldie Coldwell
Calomel’s Dangers Promoted. Liver Tone Offered as Safer Substitute
An old newspaper ad warns against calomel a mercury based drug causing sickness and salivation. It extols Dodson’s Liver Tone as a pleasant harmless vegetable alternative that cleanses the liver without side effects. The copy targets families and children asserting health gains and quick relief from constipation.
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Dodson
Dodgen
Satsuma Edition Free Mail Offer Ends December
The notice offers five copies of a special Satsuma Edition mailed free to five friends in distant places. Send names and addresses by December 5 to receive the edition.
Russian Czar Army Advances 10 Miles In East Prussia
Sobota lies twelve miles north of Glosno as triple earthworks and wire defenses guard trenches. Germans reportedly receive two infantry divisions and one cavalry division reinforcements. Occupation of Glosno Bieloy Sobota strengthens the Russian right and pressures German center near Lodz and Thorn.
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Sobota
Glosno
Bieloy
Lodz
Lods 4
Warsaw
Thorn
Ite
East Prussia
Masur Lakes
Angerapp
Critics Convinced Germans in Danger
British and French dispatches from London and Petrograd indicate German operations in Russian Poland face a check as Russian forces push a wedge toward Lodz. Reports say German wings are thin, risking disruption of supply lines, while Western front action in the Argonne yields no decisive result.
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London
Poland
Nicholas
Russian
Petrograd
Vistula
Lodz
Berlin
Vienna
Warthe
Paris
Argonne
Zeebrugge
County Will Go Slow on Road Work
Mobile County revenue and road commissioners decided to pause new road projects and major rebuilds until the county’s finances are clear to all members. Debate centered on Turnerville road versus North Mobile road with talks by F J Thompson and M Kilby. The board noted a washout head wall from prior work and then adjourned after routine business.
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Mobile County Revenue and Road Commissioners
Whatley
McFadyen
Turneryile
Telegraph Road
Whistler
M. Kilby
Mobile Road
Turnerville
F. J. Thompson
North Mobile Development Company
Dr. Ward
The
Caer Whatley
Maritime Traffic Moves Through Harbor With Diverse Cargo
The Norwegian steamer cop of Chamelecon Steamship Company arrived with 15 000 bunches of bananas. The Falcon from Pensacola brought a general cargo and will load for Pensacola. Tarpon also from Pensacola arrived with passengers and freight. In tow of the Echo, the C W Mills left laden with lumber, followed by the Clara C Scott. Donna Christina sailed for Cuban ports. Lampasas arrived from New York with passengers and freight. Sybille headed to Ruatan to load cocoanuts for Mobile after overhaul. Alfheim arrived from Gulfport to load lumber in tow of Echo.
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Cop
Chamelecon Steamship Company
Puerto Cortez
Falcon
St. Andrews & Gulf Steamship Company
Pensacola
Tarpon
Echo
C. W. Mills
Clara C. Scott
Claude
Donna Christina
Mallory
Lampasas
New York
Key West
Tampa
Sybille
Ruatan
Hon
Mobile
Sybilla
Alfheim
Gulfport
Coroner Identifies Slayers in Negro Man's Death
County coroner Dr. H P Hirshfield and Deputy Vance Gunnison returned to Mobile after investigating the killing of Robert Barnes a negro. Barnes was shot Saturday night about 11 30 by two unknowns with buckshot from a double barreled gun. An inquest returned a verdict that Barnes died at unknown hands.
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H. P. Hirshfield
Vance Gunnison
Mobile
Saraland
Ale
Robert Barnes
Barnes
Bear Deer and Fowl Quarry of Huntsmen
Dr. R. C. Jones a Mobile physician Crum and Dr. W. A. Padgett and party return from a Bay Minette hunt. They killed a 175 pound black bear one buck and several quail with a fine pack of dogs.
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R. C. Jones
Crum
W. A. Padgett
Bay Minette
VOLS Acquire Selma Infielder Jack Farmer
Nashville officials announced the purchase of infielder Jack Farmer from the Selma club of the Georgia Alabama League. The deal was completed outright by the Nashville Base ball Association on November 30.
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VOLS
SELMA
Nashville
Tenn
Jack Farmer
Nashville Baseball Association
Selma Club
Petit Juries Organized for November Term
Petit juries for the United States district court were organized in H. T. Toulmin on Monday for November term.
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United States District Court
H. T. Toulmin
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Sidney' Ag
Ngsterman Blaled
Hwillson
Ranan
Champ Clark
the Bank OF Mobile
National ‘Banking Association
Ooubet Wistelicn Toms Reserve Banking Board
DRY Cleaning Department
Calomel
Satsuma Edition
CZAR
City Bellies
Dreamland
City Belles
Dreamland Theatre
New Orleans
Chappelle
Leroy
McLeod
McDonald
Loveland
Messrs
Anthony and
Gallagher
Inez
Otley
Maritime Matters and River News
Negro
Ighest Awards
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Wien
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