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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1915
Page
6
A banker tied to the 9 million loan says England and France may seek another loan. The formal agreement with foreign governments and American bankers is to be signed early next week. P Morgan & Co will affix their signatures for American bankers.
Barton football team of 1915 aims to be the heaviest in school history with an average weight around 145 pounds per man. Captain John Maury, a returner from last year, eyes quarterback duties while Doyle and Shackle compete for fullback. McCants, the coach, says six lettermen return and prep-school recruits from the South strengthen the roster.
A farce comedy titled A Pair of 8 presented by H. H. Frazee drew a large Saturday crowd. From start to finish the audience smiled, praising the well written plot and the cast for their fitting, polished portrayals.
A comical old tale recounts Detective Harris mistaking a mastiff for a jungle tiger and Sergeant Lincoln’s attempt to wrestle the dog. The mighty man is overthrown by the canine in a station-floor tumble, leaving a wary note on strength and humility.
A mastiff's owner reclaimed the pet after a call to retrieve it. The incident at the police station concluded peacefully, with Lieutenant Dorion and Sergeant Lincoln reporting the dog is gone. The brief tense moment ended without further concern.
Representative Graydon said the governor vetoed the recircuiting bill late Saturday, noting expectation of action before adjournment and dissatisfaction with the current measure. He warned ongoing conditions may prevent avoidance of further steps.
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