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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1915

Page

2

Effect of veto on recircuitsing bill studied at capital

At Merv Alabama October 5. Lawyers and legislators debate how Governor Hendersons veto of the recircuiting bill will affect Alabama judiciary. Concerns include loss of circuit jurisdiction in some counties and constitutional implications. Also noted are thirty two vetoes from the recent session and appointments to state boards of equalization in Montgomery Tuscaloosa and Houston counties.

Merv Ala Jerson Lon Tunstall Hale Marengo Epider Henderson State Board of Equalization Montgomery Tuscoola Houston George A. Thomas Montgomery ‘County ‘Board M. W. Shirley

St Josephs Association Plans Entertainment

The St Josephs Catholic Association announces a complimentary entertainment on Thursday night October 7 at 8 o clock in their hall. Committee in charge reports progress on a promising program. Principal address will be by Matt orner, a well known attorney. The association plans to make the retreat an annual affair and to feature a pool tournament with Ernest Conlon among the participants.

St. Joseph’s Catholic Association Matt Orner Ernest Conlon

McGill Institute Opens With Good Enrollment

One hundred students enrolled at the McGill Institute this session. Rev. Father William A. Kerrigan, the institute’s head, is pleased with the showing and calls the number manageable. This year adds several new courses and extends the program by one year.

McGill Institute William A. Kerrigan

Strike Forces Near Lockout At General Electric Plant

In Schenectady New York virtually the entire General Electric plant was tied up as an eight day strike began. Two pattern makers walked out, and the action was directed by J Keppler, vice president of the International Association of Machinists.

Schenectady N. Y General Electric Company J. Keppler In-ional Machinists

A Touch of Comfort Manyon Witch Hazel Soap

A bibelot style ad proclaims Manyon Witch Hazel Soap as the best toilet and medicated soap. It claims hundreds of customers approve and notes a price of 10 cents per cake or three for 25 cents. Sold by Bienville Pharmacy.

Holland immigrant builds model Baldwin dairy farm with cheese

W. F. Medor from Holland arrived around 1908 with a Guernsey herd and started a dairy in Baldwin County two miles north of Foley. He created a red painted, roofed machinery shed and dairy plant, saving money and boosting local farming, later diversifying to Herefords. His Hollandized farm aims to attract tourists and supply Baldwin creamery with local cheese as roads improve.

W. F. Meder Holland United States Guernsey Guernseys Medor Foley Baldwin County Mobile- Baldwin County

Parents Held Responsible for Kiddies in Streets

In a Mobile court case, Recorder Holington highlights dangers of children in public thoroughfares. Renie Schurman was charged but discharged after evidence showed 12 year old Johnnie Cutts collided with a stationary car. testimony notes parents contribute negligence when children play in streets.

Billie Renie Schurman Johnnie Cutts Johnnie Conception Dauphin Schurman Edington

Mobile Delegates Plan to Attend Biloxi Meeting

Plans for Mobile representatives to attend the Alabama Gulf Coast Highway Association meeting in Biloxi Wednesday are under way. C. W. Herrington and Dr Ward have announced their intent to attend, with others expected as the group shapes the organization’s constitution and by laws. The Biloxi gathering includes conference on Alabama reception for Jackson highway pathfinders in November, amid talks of a seawall plan at Gulfport influencing coastal highway plans.

Mobile Alabama Gulf Coast Thomasville Dallas Lowndes Alabama Gulf Coast Highway Association Bilox Mississippi Coast Association Gulf Coast Gulfport

Prichard Man to Face Trial on Wednesday

Kelly Harris of Prichard charged with assault and battery against Mrs. A F Smith. warrant sworn last Thursday in inferior criminal court. Harris docketed at county jail Tuesday and posted bond for Wednesday appearance. Lemmie Harris and Clarence Harris arrested Monday, fined 1 dollar and costs or ten days.

Kelly Harris Prichard Inferior Criminal Court A. F. Smith Lemmie Harris Clarence Harris

City approves new street lighting at key intersections

The city commission ordered tungsten lights at Government Street and McDonald Avenue and at Selma and Broad Streets. The measure, offered by Commissioner Pat J. Lyons, was adopted unanimously at the regular weekly meeting.

Government Street McDonald Avenue Selma Broad Streets Pat J. Lyons

Card of Thanks from the Smith Family

The Smith family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness shown during their bereavement after the loss of a family member.

R. J. Smith

Sheep Becoming a Profit Factor in Farm Development

The Mobile area embraces sheep farming as a new element of agricultural growth. New pastures and crops like clover cowpea and peanut vine hay boost sheep viability. The Gulf Coast Fair will include a sheep department with premiums for rams ewes and flocks, highlighting sheep as a developing local factor. Fairhope in Baldwin county will host a Fairhope Day with dances singing and community displays to showcase the colony’s life.

Mobile Gulf Coast Fair BIOGE Fairhope J. M. Pilcher Fairhope Progressive League

Palm Oil Company Sues Cadillac for Breach of Oil Contract

The Palm Oil Company, by Lyons & Courtney, sues the Cadillac Motor Company in law and equity court for 800 alleging breach of an oil delivery contract dated January 4 1915.

Cadillac Company Palm Oil Company Lyons & Courtney Law and Equity Cadillac Motor Company

Benedictine envoy to Japanese emperor coronation

Pope Benedict will be represented officially at the coronation of Emperor Yoshihito of Japan on November 10 by Monsignor Petrelli apostolic delegate to the Philippines.

Rome Benedict Yoshihito Japan Monsignor Petrelli Philippines

Grayson Says Extra Session Very Unlikely in Alabama

Mobile representative Claude E. Grayson states there is not a chance of an extra legislative session unless the governor is convinced beyond reasonable doubt that it is imperative for Alabama's best interests. He notes Mobile county remains in the thirteenth circuit with three judges despite the veto of the re circuiting bill.

Claude E. Grayson Mobile Grayson Mobile County Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Henderson Washington County Alabama

MOBILE DELEGATES NAMED TO ROADS CONGRESS

Mobile commissioners named fifteen delegates to the Alabama Good Roads Association meeting in Birmingham on October 12 and 18. Delegates include W. M. Clemens A. P. Bush R. V. Taylor George R. Vaughan Martin Van Heuvel John Craft Stewart Brooks Elliott G. Rickardy J. J. Helter W. E. P. Wilson Leon Schwartz W. J. Adams George L. Kilmer H. J. Harrington and John 8. Gaston.

Pillans Lyons Mobile Alabama Good Roads Association Birmingham W. M. Clemens A. P. Bush R. V. Taylor George R. Vaughan Martin van Heuvel John Craft Stewart Brooks Elliott G. Rickardy J. J. Helter W. E. P. Wilson Leon Schwartz W. J. Adams George L. Kilmer H. J. Harrington John 8. Gaston

Minneapolis County Wet Victory in Hennepin Vote

In Hennepin County the wets won the county option by about 7000. The dry headquarters say efforts to oust Minneapolis 483 saloons will continue. Prohibitionists may petition for another election in three years.

Minneapolis Minn Hennepin County Drys

Valuable Discovery in Complexion Beautifier

An old advertisement touts mercorized wax as a premier complexion beautifier due to its absorbent power and versatility. It recommends applying the wax to a lightly dried face, leaving it overnight, then washing with warm water, and notes wax is sold in a one ounce package. A saxolite solution with hazel is suggested for removing wrinkles, claiming quick results.

Fletcher's Dreadnaughts Defend Coast in Great Naval War Game

Admiral Fletcher's Atlantic fleet defends the coast from Maine to Florida in a ten day war game against Vice Admiral Mayo's Reds. Eight dreadnaughts and four predreadnaughts defend ports while submarines and mine fields factor in. The exercise aims to test national defense but progress remains secret.

Fletcher U.S Mayo Washington Atlantic Maine Florida United States Navy Newport R. I Hampton Roads Wyoming New York Texas Arkansas Utah Michigan South Carolina Louisiana New Hampshire Rhode Island New Jersey Virginia Mayor War College

Volunteer Drive to Rebuild Mobile Chamber of Commerce

A first of its kind volunteer campaign launches in Mobile to route twenty five “live wires” to recruit delinquent and backward members. The effort aims to preserve the farm demonstration department and sustain business farmer ties through active member participation and dues collection.

Mobile Chamber of Commerce Leslie Taylor George A. Maloney Mobile County E. M. Bailey Chamber Taylor

Burglary Report From Mrs Josie Newman Home

Mrs Josie Newman on Michigan avenue near Virginia street reports a burglary Tuesday night with entry to her residence and loss of groceries and household supplies. The incident was reported to police headquarters.

Josie Newman Michigan Avenue Virginia Street

British Beauties Sell Hair to Help Swell Relief Fund

London readers report women cutting off their hair to swell wartime relief funds. The trend includes short hairstyles for women and Charlie Chaplin mustaches for men as fashion dictates. Women earn handsome sums for their tresses.

London Charlie Chaplin

Crichton Man Charged With Vagrancy Abandonment

Edward Hughes of Crichton was arrested by Deputy Soles on a charge of vagrancy by abandonment of family. His wife, the complainant, says he has not provided support for several weeks. Also, Dr. M Visnikch named Serbian minister of finance in France succession to Paschou who retires due to ill health.

Edward Hughes Crichton Soles Hughes NISH Serbia M. Visnikch France Finance M. Paschou

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Theah Luke Borneo Air Weliinagtor St. Joseph’s Association Plans Entertainment General Electric Manyon Bienville Pharmacy C.V Iau H. C. Vaughan Lumber Eaip South Biloxi Noextra C. OF C Gabrifl van Antwerp Drug Co Mobile, Ala van Antwerp
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