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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1914

Page

5

General Zupelli Seen Favoring Istria Annexation

Rome reports a Vienna telegram says the appointment of General Zupelli as Italian war minister alarms AustriaHungary. It is feared he from Capo dIstria will favor uniting Istria with Italy. A courier reportedly carries an autograph letter from Emperor Francis Joseph on the matter.

Associated Press Rome Paris Messagero Today Vienna General Zupelli Zupelli Capo D'Istria Austria-Hungary Istria Italy Francis Joseph Humbert Signor Zanardelli General Baratieri General Barateiri Trent

Quickest Surest Cough Remedy Home Made

A home made cough remedy is touted as the fastest and most reliable cure. It promises quick relief, ease of preparation, and cost effectiveness for families seeking a simple, affordable solution.

Remedy for persistent cough using Pinex and sugar syrup

A home remedy claims 2% ounces Pinex in a pint sugar syrup to ease bronchial coughs. It purportedly thin phlegm, relieves dry or tight coughing, and speeds recovery within 24 hours for bronchitis winter coughs and bronchial asthma, costing about 54 cents for a full pint.

Pinex ‘O Wayne, Ind

Germans March Toward Ostend and France

Berlin reports German troops advancing in Belgium toward Ostend and into France near the frontiers. Emperor William’s headquarters move into France as Russians lose a cruiser sunk by a German submarine. fighting continues east of Soissons and near St Mihiel with German gains claimed. Emperors orders allow French Catholic prisoners in Germany to be treated like French officers. Naval raids near Stettin seize vessels bound for London Grimsby and Russia.

Associated Press Berlin Sayville S. 1 France Soissons Argonne Woevre Etain Verdun St. Mihiel Antwerp Holland Schirwindt East Prussia Warsaw Poland Vistula William Hartmann Cologne Germany Stettin London Grimsby Russia Swinemunde

Evans Fined for Vehicle License Violation by Recorder

John K. Evans of 18 New St. Francis Street was fined five dollars or ten days by Recorder Edington after a Wednesday afternoon arrest for violating the vehicle license law. The report notes disputes over argument resolution and mentions other time-wasting methods.

John K. Evans New St. Francis Street Edington Evans

Mobile school board fails to agree on Barton Academy heating

The Mobile board split over heating the Barton Academy and new buildings. Some members push the Moncrief fan blast system while others urge bids. A long 7 hour meeting ended in a tie with no contract. A kindergarten slated for Old Shell road district won approval with Lilian Foster named principal.

Mobile Board of School Commissioners Barton Academy H. T. Hartwell Quinn, Jordan Roach Moncriefs Stallworth Vickers, McCall Cochrane Hartwell Murphy Alabama Polytechnic Institute Experiment Station Auburn Frank J. Thompson Old Shell Road Monterey Street Lillian Foster

Decatur Man Ends Life With Carbolic Acid

Tom Milan of Austinville, near Decatur Alabama, drank carbolic acid while in his wife’s arms and died minutes later. He had threatened suicide previously but was persuaded against it. He was 22, separated from his wife, and left two children. His motive remains unknown.

Decatur Ala Tom Milan Austinville Decaturs Milan Pink Chambless Frank Milan

Rate Haises Approved in Freight Move on Rice

The interstate commerce commission ruled the 19 cent rise in freight rates on rice from Helena Arkansas to New Orleans and other destinations is justified. The same body approved proportional increases in grain freight from Kansas City to Port Arthur for export, with railroads ordered to cancel current tariffs under suspension and replace them omitting contested features.

Associated Press Washington Helena Ark New Orleans Interstate Commerce Commission Kansas City Port Arthur Tex Kansas Nebraska

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