Address on the Independent Woman at Alabama Girls Institute
Fairfax Harrison of Southern Railway spoke at the eighteenth birthday celebration of the Alabama Girls Technical Institute in Montevallo. He discussed women’s expanding roles and argued higher education once reserved for men opened pathways for women to self support and independence.
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Alabama
South
Harrison
Obituary notices Captain Albert Erb dies at 44
Captain Albert E. Erb aged 44 native of New Brunswick died after brief illness at 62 North Ann street Mobile home for twelve years last commanded the British schooner Goldfields operating Mobile Cuban ports survived by wife three children and a brother in law Erb member of Odd Fellows in New Brunswick and listed among local relatives. Bayou La Batre Ala Oct 19 Albas defeat Thoss Club in Federal City League game with clean fielding and standout pitching by Rowell Anderson and Goldman contributing to the loss.
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Albert E. Erb
New Brunswick
Fantic
Gulf
North Ann Street
Goldfields
Mobile
George W. Erb
Erb
Er of Odd Fellows
New Bruns
Albas
Thoss Club
Bayou LA Batre
Ala
Thoss
Sdes
Rowell
Anderson
Goldman
Captain White
Nene Ress
Governors to discuss uniformity in interstate corporate laws
Madison Wisconsin October 19 scientific uniformity rather than catch as catch can legislation will be discussed at the governors conference November 11 to 14. About thirty governors and ten former governors will attend Secretary Miler G Riley said he has a letter from President Wilson hoping to attend. Another topic concerns states rights over natural resources within their borders. The rural credits committee report will be made by Gov Emmet O Neal of Alabama.
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Madison
Wis
Miler G. Riley
Wilson
Committee On Rural Credits
Emmet O'Neal
Alabama
Russian general chooses own field of battle
Grand Duke Nicholas decides to fight on Russian territory with a frontier line from the Carpathians south of Przemysl to the San and Vistula rivers. German attacks along Warsaw and the front are repelled as heavy rains complicate operations. The article notes strategic use of terrain and railways in shaping the battle and implies German logistics are strained.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Nicholas
Cracow
Carpathians
Przemysl
San
Vistula
Warsaw
Poland
Silesia
Germany
Europe
Special Interest Attends Visit Of Trade Attaches
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce United States touring the South with three new commercial attaches. They plan meetings with Mobile merchants and manufacturers while visiting Mobile en route to nine Southern commonwealths. Attaches include Weditz to Paris Hale to Buenos Aires and Thompson to Berlin.
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South
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Mobile
New Orleans
Department of Commerce
Congress
Europe
Chamber of Commerce of the
Redfield
Chamber
Party
W. A. Weditz
Paris
Albert Hale
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Erwin W. Thompson
Berlin
Petrograd reports tobacco day as Russians claim Vistula battles
Petrograd dispatch details fighting on the Vistula with German losses said to exceed 2,000 after a river crossing near Josefow and Ivangorod. Russians used hidden guns and quick firers to repel German river crossings and push the enemy back toward Warsaw.
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War Office
Warsaw
Josefow
Ivangorod
Vistula
Spring Hill Home of F R Smith Burns
Fire Sunday night destroyed the Old Brown Home at Spring Hill, owned by Frank R Smith. The blaze started from a defective flue, damaging a century-old mahogany collection and valuable antiques. Loss partly insured. the house known as The Brown Home dates back nearly 100 years.
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Brown
Spring Hill
Frank R Smith
Five Men Arrested in County Jail Gaming Bust
Willie Kyles Abe Austin John Davis Emmett Robertson and William White were arrested Sunday by Deputy Sheriffs Delchamps and Lynch on gaming charges and locked up in the county jail before being released on bond. The officers say the men were playing skin at the time of arrest.
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Willie Kyles
Abe Austin
John Davis
Emmett Robertson
William White
Delchamps
Lynch
First Florida white men convicted for murder of a negro
In Blountstown, Calhoun County, three white men Ben McDaniel B M Franklin and Matk Davis were found guilty of second degree murder in the Eunice Johnson case. Johnson a negro body found in a creek. Sentencing likely life imprisonment. A second negro death occurred as a material witness. Trial proceeded rapidly for a murder case in west Florida.
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Pensacola
Fla
Florida
Ben McDaniel
B. M. Franklin
Matk Davis
Blountstown
Calhoun County
Eunice Johnson
Johson
Cascarets promise relief from digestive misery
An advertisement urges readers to take Cascarets to banish headache biliousness constipation and sick stomach. It claims relief from sour undigested fermenting food gas and excess bile, promoting a sweetened regulated stomach and comfortable digestion.
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