Break Between Carranza and Obregon Reported Abroad
In North Mexico, Obregon says rumors of a break with Carranza are false. Carranza’s tour and talks with officials continue as rail and telegraph communications improve in the north central region. Bonillas explores harbor dredging to aid Tampico shipments amid port congestion and oil traffic disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Laredo
Alvarado Obregon
Ita
Rim
Monterey
Carranza
Ignacio Nas
Department of Ourcations and
Frontera
Ipreton
Old Franklin flagship placed out of commission for junk sale
The old Franklin flagship of Admiral is placed out of commission at the Norfolk navy yard ahead of sale as junk. Built at Kittery Maine in 1864 65 she was a Civil War era wooden war vessel and among the last of its kind in the fleet.
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Igate Franklin
Ashington
Franklin
Europe
Norfolk Navy
Junk
Norfolk
Kittery
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertisements
A collection of testimonials from young women in New Orleans and St Clair praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from illnesses and ailments. The letters describe improved health after using the tonic and encourage others to seek guidance or treatment from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Amelia Jaquillard
Teitoulas St
St. Clair
Estella Aguire
Lydia Elkham
Jesson
E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Joan
Mass
War Babies overwhelm Wall Street clerks in round-the-clock boom
The Oct. 15 report shows thousands of clerks in New York brokerages working nights to handle mail, orders, and deliveries amid a stock boom. Many offices stay open all night and Sundays with cots, Turkish baths, and constant coffee to keep staff alert.
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Wall Street
New York
Alabama Supreme Court rules in twenty seven cases
The Alabama Supreme Court announced twenty seven decisions yesterday, mostly civil damages appeals. Rulings reversed and remanded in many cases, with several affirmations, across multiple circuits and chancery courts. Convict work in University mines discussed after legislative debate and failed appropriations.
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Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Anderson
C. J
Winter, Loeb & Co
Irene Briggs
Adm’x
Birmingham City Court
Fifth Avenue Library Society
Rhodes
Jefferson Circuit Court
J. P. McGill
Randolph Circuit Court
Standard Steel Co
EB. J. Clifton
Adm’r, Etc
Gadsden City Court
Sandie Herd
Viola Herd
Talladega
Pelham Litz & Co
Herzberg-Loveman Dry Goods Co
Brown & Hagin Co
R.N. McCulloch
Jefferson
C. E. Mitchell
B. BE. Abernathy
Lamar
Joe S. Prince
John G. Prince
DeKalb Chancery Court
Southern Railway Co
H. O. Bynum
Jackson Circuit
Thomas
Avery Drug Co
Ely-Robertson-Barlow Drug Co
Jefferson Chancery Court
Woodward Iron Co
Jil Spencer
Dora Crosby
Wade Smith
R. Roman
Cy Lentz
Lawrence Circuit Court
Fletcher Barksdale
Ida Bullington
Limestone Circuit Court
Ala. U. Mines
P. J. Rogers
Board of
Convict Inspectors
Tuscaloosa
Walker Counties
University of Alabama
John Rogers
Sumter County
House
Senate
Steamer Reaches Port With German Dyestuffs
The steamship St. Louis arrived from Liverpool with fifty tons of German coal tar dyes. The shipment is the largest into the United States since last winter and is destined for William A. Mitchell of Lowell acting for the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers. The dyes were transferred from Rotterdam to bypass enemy restrictions and will be sold in small lots to New England cotton manufacturers.
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New York
St. Louis
Liverpool
William Redfield
William A. Mitchell
Lowell
Mass
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Rotterdam
America
New England
Italy Seizes 12 Islands in Eastern Mediterranean
Berlin dispatch reports via wireless that Italy has occupied twelve islands in the eastern Mediterranean amid Balkan developments, according to the Tageblatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Berlin
Tuckerton
The
Tageblatt
Mediterranean
Balkans
Greenville Couple Wed At Butler County Courthouse
James Williamson and Mrs. Jasie Tindall were married at the Butler county courthouse with Chief Clerk H. B. Pilley officiating. Visitors watched the ceremony as stock show visitors poured into Greenville for the fair. Attendance grew with the day as livestock judges prepared to move to agricultural exhibits and the county showcased canning and preserving displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Ala
James Williamson
Jasie Tindall
Butler County
H. B. Pilley
Woman's Department
Bad Weather Delays Baldwin County Fair Opening
The eighth annual Baldwin County Fair opening was postponed from Wednesday to Thursday due to rain and ground dampness. Officials pressed on with the event, which will run through Saturday to provide a full three days of exhibits and displays despite the late start.
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Baldwin County
Senator Smith Predicts Cotton Futures Bill Passage
In Atlanta on Oct 15 Senator Hoke Smith argued that federal judge Hough voiding the Smith Lever cotton futures bill leaves little chance courts will find it unconstitutional. He said the senate passed a cotton exchange bill and the house substituted, with revenue features arising in the house. The exchanges would err to abandon contracts, he warned, as a substitute could pass when Congress meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Hough
House
Senate
Smith
Congress
Frail Sickly Child Receives Vincl Health Boost
A Mobile ad cites J L Albury of Miami Florida praising Vincl as a remedy for a puny three year old boy. The testimonial claims Vincl strengthens appetite and health due to cod liver extractives peptonate of iron and beef peptone and notes it is oil free. Van Antwerp Drug Corporation of Mobile sells the product.
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Mobile
Vinci
J. L. Albury
Miami, Fla
Cross
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Ala
Adv
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Obregon
Birl
Fallay
Nelson & Bailey
S. Royal St
Mallory Steamship Co
Superior
Mobile, Tampa
Key West
New W York
New Vear Saale
B. F. DuBois
Soest Mobile
Alabam
Alabama Supreme Court
Ab Adkins
Greenville Fair
Court House
Baldwin
Senator Smith
Georgia
Father
Bertha Davis
Hester Howard
South Bayou Street
Kuppenheimer
Alabama
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