Gulf Coast Military Triumphs 27 0 at Perkinston
Gulf Coast Military Academy shut out Perkinston Agricultural College 27 to 0 in Gulfport. Notable backfield stars Viguerie Wetherbee Robbins and Davis led the attack while the line defense remained solid. Gulf Coast seeks additional games in Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama.
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Gulfport
Miss
Gulf Coast Military Academy
Perkinston Agricultural College
Gulf Coast
Viguerie
Wetherbee
Robbins
Davis
Plummer
Gunn
Weil
Miles
Barr
Batson
Newton
Jeonard
Louisiana
Missisisippi
Alabama
Mobile Girl Becomes First Woman In Alabama Medical School
Florence Olive Austin of Mobile becomes the first woman to matriculate in the School of Medicine at the University of Alabama. She previously studied pharmacy at Chicago’s school, using it as preparation for the medical course.
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School of Medicine
University of Alabama
Florence Olive Austin
Mobile
Austin
Chicago
Mobile Medical College
Miss Austin
Western Electric Co
Mobilian Honored By Railway Convention
C B Edwards mobile and ohio fire insurance agent was elected secretary treasurer after attending the Railway Fire Protective Association annual meeting in Chicago. The group includes about a hundred members with the leading railroads represented.
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Railway Fire Protective Association
Chicago
C. B. Edwards
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
School Commissioners Will Meet Wednesday
The board of school commissioners will meet in regular monthly session this afternoon for matters from several committees. The executive committee met Tuesday afternoon. The country schools committee was set to meet at 1 o clock followed by the land committee. President Harry T. Hartwell will preside.
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Board of School Commissioners
Country Schools Committee
Land Committee
Harry T. Hartwell
Small Suits Filed In Local Law Court Actions
Henry T. Davis sues the People's Shoe Company for 500 damages over a garnishment of his salary. F. E. Smee is sued for 126.60 by Kohn Weil Co. R. Hf and R. M. Smith represent plaintiffs in a 66.83 action by Co. Moorman against A Konstanzer. Mary F. McVoy seeks 200 for rent. Gregory JL Smith sues William Kuppersmith for 222.72 rent. Old Spring Distilling Co. sues P. K Martin for 291.68 on open account. Mobile Brewery Co. sues Mobile Sugar Development Co. for 41.75 on promissory note. Lobman Moog Co. sues J J Baker for 116.96 on account.
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Henry T. Davis
Law and Equity
J. J. Clemmens
People's Shoe Company
Kohn, Weil & Co
F. E. Smee
R. Hf
R. M. Smith
Co. P. Moorman & Co
A. Konstanzer
Mary F. McVoy
FE. S. Kelly Et Als
Clarke, Brown & Howard
Gregory JL. Smith
William Kuppersmith
Old Spring Distilling Company
P. K Martin
Wagon Load of Beer Seized Near Police Station Yard
Officer John Bressingham discovered John Harris, a negro teamster, with seven half casks of beer in Klosky's alley on Conti street between Royal and St Emanuel. Harris drove the load to the police station yard where it was unloaded and held for evidence. He faced a docket for violating the prohibition law. The casks bore several names including H Neville, Robert Williams, Edward Mandeville, William Allen, Stew Brown, C Lobretta, and John Curry.
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John Bressingham
Police Department
John Harris
Klosky’s Alley
Conti Street
Royal and
St. Emanuel
Harris
Klosky's Alley
H. Neville
Robert Williams
Edward Mandeville
William Allen
Stew” Brown
C. Lobretta
John Curry
Damaged Goods Takes Washington by Storm in 191? Social Hunger Scoop
Amusements Lyric Theatre Mobile and Quality Theatre present Eugene Brieux’s Damaged Goods with Richard Bennett and coworkers. A Washington Sunday premiere drew four thousand applicants for seven hundred seats, attended by top senators, diplomats, clergymen, and cabinet members. The Washington Board of Trade urged a second showing. Tickets available at the box office.
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Eugene Brieux
Richard Bennett
New York
National Capital
Society For Social Hygiene
Richard Sennett
Washington
New York City
Congress
Wilson
Arleson
Lalor Wilson
Washington Board of Trade
President Wilson Cancels Western Exposition Visits
President Wilson announced he cannot make planned trips to the San Francisco and San Diego expositions due to unspecified reasons. The decision blocks the Cardinal holiday focus and shifts attention to ongoing national affairs.
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Washington
Wilson
San Francisco
San Diego Expositions
Minnesota Man Wins Marine Corps Rifle Match
Sergeant E. J. Blade of Minnesota won the Marine Corps rifle match at the National Rifle Association events in Jacksonville Florida with 197 of 200 points. First Sergeant P. S. Schofield of Massachusetts placed second with 196 as the previous record was exceeded. Corporal J. F. Coppedge of the U.S. Marine Corps won the members’ match with a perfect 60.
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Jacksonville
Fla
E. J. Blade
Company 46
First Infantry
National Guard of Minnesota
Marine Corps
National Rifle Association
P. S. Schofield
Fifth Infantry
National Guard of
Massachusetts
J. F. Coppedge
United States Marine Corps
Knights of Columbus Celebrate Day With Fitting Exercises
Mobile Council 666 Knights of Columbus observed Columbus Day with a program at their hall on St. Joseph Street. James Hope Glennon gave the address praising Columbus and urging perseverance. music featured vocal and instrumental pieces by M. Allen, J. Summersell, C. Smiss, J. Potter, Leo Raynor, Al H. Downey and Professor A. Suffich.
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Mobile Council 666
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph Street
James Hope Glennon
Columbus
M. Allen
J. Summersell
C. Smiss
J. Potter
Leo Raynor
al H. Downey
Professor A. Suffich
Karr Sold to Chattanooga by Mobile Boss
Pitcher Benny Karr who joined Mobile from Detroit this season has been purchased by Chattanooga manager Elberfeld. Elberfeld also bought Nichol from Dennison Texas for the Lookouts.
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Benny Karr
Elberfeld
Chattanooga
Nicholson
Dennison
Tex
Lookouts
Hal Boy Wins Thrilling $10000 Match Race at Lexington
Hal Boy defeats Judge Ormonde in a tight series at the Grand Circuit meeting in Lexington Kentucky. Backed by R J Mackenzie and C A Valentine the horses split heats with Hal Boy setting a faster pace in heat two and lowering his own record in the second heat. Pop Geers seals multiple victories with St Fresco and Napoleon Direct in the Ashland stake and 2:01 pace.
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Lexington
Hal Boy
Judge Ormonde
R. J. MacKenzie
Canada
C. A. Valentine
Columbus
Ohio
Ormonde
Pop” Geers
St. Fresco
Ashland
Napoleon Direct
Trotters
de Rochee
Prichard baseball upends Whistler White Sox 8 to 6
Prichard defeats Whistler White Sox 8 to 6 on Sunday afternoon. Brantley Lavet Dixon Ross and Valley contribute for Prichard as they move to 4 wins and 1 loss after five games under manager Ed Leavitt. Next, they travel October 17 to Chunchula for a doubleheader.
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Whistler White Sox
Prichard
FSC
Brantley
Lavet
Dixon
Ross and
Valley
Chunchula
Ed Leavitt
Justice Enjoined in Garnishment Suit by Judge Berney
Judge Safford Berney issued an injunction in the law and equity court restraining Justice of the Peace J. G. Bowen from enforcing an execution against Charles Hayes in a garnishment suit filed by Virginia Williams. Hayes argued lack of jurisdiction and the injunction followed his plea denial.
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Safford Berney
Law and Equity Court
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Bowen
Toulminville
Charles Hayes
Virginia Wililiams
New Method of Quoting Half Stocks Announced
New method changes stock quotes to a dollar basis for half stocks par 50. Major examples include Reading Railway classes Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania Railroad Westinghouse Electric and Westinghouse Manufacturing. Also inactive Delaware Lackawanna and Western with Morris and Essex Railroad subsidiary listed.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Reading Railway
Lehi Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse Manufacturing
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Morris and Essex Railroad
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J. M
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Eenee
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J. F
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J. R
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Kearley
J. A
Kilby
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J. P. Pierce
L. A
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J. H. Wene
Snyder, W. G
Tunstall
Terrell & LeGros
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Watkins, S. E
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U. S. Public Health
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Minnesota
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Stearns
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Mass
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Torolfari
America
Troy
Oyota
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Rae
Shell Road
Southwest Corner
Birmingham
Green City
South Royal St
J. B. Jones, JR
Schneder- Alidor Electric Co
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