Quotations on Peace and Eden
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1915
Page
4
Pathfinders plan route from Nashville to Mobile journey
Pathfinders will start from Ashville and travel the Mississippi Military Route to New pan and back via the Alt Coast. They target Mobile around October 21, with a welcome in Mobile and a return from Nashville via the Jackson Highway committee. A meeting is set for Thursday at 11 in Mobile to coordinate support and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinders
Ashville
Missippi
Newpans
Mobile
Thurs
Pascagoula
Nashville
Oriinal
Jackson Highway Committee
New
Jackson Highway
Ation
Nash
Office of
Road and Revenue Commis
Prohibition Policy Urges Fair Chance for New Mobile Officials
The Item argues the City Commission may remove Police Chief Crenshaw and Recorder Edington for reasons of loyalty and efficiency, not misconduct. It defends the move as lawful and cautions against implying a pro prohibitionist conspiracy, urging strict enforcement and a fair test for the new appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw
Edington
W. J. Hanlon
B. B. Chamberlain
Mobile
Alabama
Chief Crenshaw
Recorder Holington
Grand Jury
Item
Stem
Appeal to America Means Better Goods
The piece argues that American industry must expand to supply a world market as Europe recovers. It notes a Mobile order for Christmas toys from Guatemala and urges the United States to step into world trade, aiding neighbor nations with its manufacturing capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Santa Claus
Port Mobile
Central
South America
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Local Items and Mournful News From New Orleans
Immigration inspector H H Bolton attended the Ala Good Roads session in 4Ala. J Pollock & Co shipped ten tons of dry goods to Rosenfield & Co via the steamer Alma after earlier August shipments on the John Quill. Arthur H Paige of Paige Jones died in Chicago from heart failure. his body to be brought to New Orleans as John H Jones travels to the singing in progress Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binauehion
Ala Good Roads Association
H. H. Bolton
N. C. M. & C. Railroad
Bolton
J. Pollock & Co
Rosenfield & Co
Alma
People’s Line
John Quill
Arthur H. Paige
Paige & Jones
New Orleans
Chicago
John H. Jones
Hotels guest list shows numerous names across cities
At the Hotels section a long roster lists travelers and guests from Baton Rouge New Orleans Montgomery Atlanta St Louis Boston Meridian Birmingham Selma Little Rock Clarksdale Bay Minette Pensacola and other cities. The names include J K Roumain C E Lewis E A Donelly Mary Cook James Bell B E Rush H Hitchings Ike Harris and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle House
J. K. Roumain
Baton Rouge
C. E. Lewis
New Orleans
E. A. Donelly
Miss Mary Cook
Montgomery
Ala
Jesse B. Schanberge
Atlanta
E. T. Osburn
Charles Rudolph
St. Louis
J. H. Aiken
Pacey
H. Barber
Boston
Miss
M. Pickens
Columbus
Ohio
Klosky
C. L. McCrary
Semmes
J. M. Carr
Theodore
J. B. Thompson
Bay Minette
R. H. Adams
Brewton
St. Andrew
M. A. Malench
Andalusia
Frank H. Stone
J. E. Baker
Tuscaloosa
M. Dixon
Citronelle
L. George
John A. Shepard
Moss . Point
J. E. Alderman
Leakesville
Pensacola
O. Brown
Auburn
B. Adams
Fla
Grover Cobb
Congress votes to strengthen army and navy in party lines
The roll call shows broad support for increasing military strength with many Republicans and Democrats listed as Yes. Several states report Yes or Yes with reservations and a few No votes, reflecting a divided stance on defense funding across the nation.
Uncle Wiggily Hunts Lost Squirrel Boy Billie Bushytail
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit sets out to find Billie Bushytail the lost squirrel boy. He carries talcum powder and tooth powder guns while tracking through chestnut woods as the fox and alligator near Billie. A bee offers honey for the hungry child until help arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
Longears
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Nurse Jane
Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily Longears
Billie Bushytail
Billie
Jack Frost
Bretty
Uncle Wiggily and the Tooth Powder Rescue
Uncle Wiggily uses a tooth powder air rifle to stop the fox and alligator from harming Billie Bushytail. The sneezing fox and powdery assault drive the villains away, freeing Billie and ending the chase as they return home safely.
Currency exchange and Chaplin trivia in Q and A
The column explains that a Reichsmark equals about 23.8 cents, a French franc 19.38, and a British pound 4.86 65 dollars, noting European conditions weaken the rate here. It also notes Chaplin’s early anonymity and uncertain occupation before fame, with reader input requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
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The
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Publican
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Littlepage
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Esch
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Konop
Frear
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City Bank
A.&p
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U. S
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A. & P. Creamery
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