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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1914

Page

11

Austrian wife and two escape Belgian spy case to New York

Mrs Dina Raeman, 25, and her two children fled Antwerp after Belgian soldiers seized her husband Samuel Raeman, an American citizen accused of spying. The couple had naturalization papers, saved by wartime confusion, and she reached New York via London with aid from the American consul and embassy.

New York Dina Raeman Morris Marie Samuel Raeman Antwerp Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society Raeman State Department Washington Austria Chicago Cook County Ill Novennosto Galicia Europe United States Henry M. Deidrich

Oil Price Slash by Standard Oil of New York

The Standard Oil Company of New York announced a price cut of 15 points on refined petroleum. Retail price 10.60 cents per gallon, tanks 4.60 cents, standard white in barrels 810 cents.

New York Standard Oil Company of New York Today

New Rifle Clubs Hope of America in Future Wars

Washington reports urge universal marksmanship training for war. Lord Kitchener’s advice to teach recruits to shoot resonates as US clubs form under the National Rifle Association to issue Krag rifles and ammo, facing range shortages and need for nationwide ranges.

NEW Rifle Clubs HOPE America Washington Lord Kitchener British War Office France United States National Rifle Association of America War Department National Guard Congress Rifle Club Uncle Sam

County neglects its school sparks investigations and protests

Battles Wharf public school closed amid claims Baldwin county pays teachers only 29 dollars monthly. An indignation meeting formed a committee led by Capt Curran I Moog and M Scheuma to seek inquiry in Bay Minette as taxes in Battles reportedly doubled. The community notes local funding through subscriptions and school improvement efforts.

Battles Wharf Baldwin County Battles Bay Minelite W. B. Curran I. Moog M. Scheuma Battles Public Captain Curran Ors

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