Labor and rate disputes over through bills of lading
Testimony at a freight rate hearing focuses on through bills of lading for Mobile Cotton and the Mobile Compresses. LeBlanc alleges discrimination by Louisville and Nashville against Mobile in favor of export through Pensacola and Mobile lines. Railroads and chamber officials promise extended testimony as sessions likely end today.
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LeBlanc
Sacola
Mobile
Louisville and Ville
Lee
Idney R. Prince
Mobile and Ohio
Moec ‘Liners, Inc
Gan LeBlanc
Louisville Andville
Pensacola
Bywater
New Orleans
Louisville
Upton
Mr. LeBlanc
Chamber of Commerce and
Ton Exchange
K. Upton
Luther Walter
John 5
Birchmore
Chicago
Chamber of Comree
W. A. Northcutt
Aville
Nashville
Sidney R&r Iice
Ter Moore
Southern Railway
Ceece
J. R. Dulaney
Ie and
J. S. Taylor
J. W. Hunter
Walter and
Ixchmore
R. G. Cobb
Mobile Chamber of Cammerce
Horace Turner
At Cotton
Com
Baby disfigured with red humor in Clarendon case
A Clarendon North Carolina mother recalls her infant plagued by a red rough skin eruption that covered the body and face. After trying several salves with no relief she found Cuticura Soap effective. a sample showed improvement in days and a full cake was sent for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon, N. C
Soldiers Injured in Mobile Train Crash at Fort Morgan
Army troops arriving in Mobile after a wreck on a trestle near Rube Burrows Creek. The front wheel derailment toppled the trestle and many riders in the baggage car suffered severe injuries. Medics rushed the wounded to Mobile as bodies were recovered. Authorities cite track failure as cause with the engine remaining on rails.
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Mobile
Dauphin Street
Fort Morgan
W. W. Finley
Mobile and Ohio
Burrows Creek
Finley
List of Injured Soldiers at Inge Bondurant Sanatorium
A Mobile and Ohio surgeon reports the injured men from units 170th and 39th with a range of wounds. Notable injuries include multiple fractures lungs pierced ribs broken femur facial lacerations and head contusions among the listed soldiers. Several victims suffer sprains bruises and minor head injuries across their bodies.
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D. C. Leys
B. D. Gordon
H. P. Houk
W. H. Carter
Ball
A. Louisiana
DPD
O'Neal
JL. N. Green
J. T. Murphy
Donas Ford
Oe L. Payne
R. D. Butt
L. Sanidish
L. Milby
Walter Wroblewski
Barrancas
Frank McCrary
Fort Barrancas
Helmer Slaughter
Alfred Ostrander
Fred Erkman
Price Hounsell
Frank Meder
Fred T. Williams
Robert J. McPherson
Louis Mingori
Willie R. Gilliland
Edward A. Taylor
Thomas J. Arnold
T.J. Grace
Fay Dixon
Cary H. Grace
Eugene Frolick
Fred Wilson
Inge-Bondurant Sanatorium
H.T. Inge
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
George Yeske
S. A. Poole
Korbitz
Helmar Johnson
J. E. Edmonds
Co. W. Hunt
M. P. Walker
Guy C. Stephens
Vernon Cornelius
J. L. Lemon
J. R. Haroldson
Oliver Kernick
T. A. Jenkins
J. L. Morris
John B. Colyer
Mobile Infirmary
Perry Dabiement
Matthew C. Millstead
Milstead
Cc. J. Sloane
A. L. Fisher
J. A. Ayers
Pasqual
Whitesides
John S&s
D. D. D Prescription Skin Cure Ad Claims Quick Results
An old advertisement promotes D. D. D Prescription as a standard skin remedy for blemishes and rashes. It promises help when used as directed and offers a full sized bottle with a money back guarantee. The copy emphasizes rapid improvement and urges readers to purchase from the seller.
Two Soldiers Die In Train Crash Near State Line
Corporals Fred Kohler and Frank T Chewelski both from New Orleans were killed when a troop train crashed through a Mobile and Ohio trestle at State Line Mississippi. Kohler married two years ago and a baby girl named Helen was born last month. Mrs Kohler lives at 934 Vaiette Street Algiers. Kohler leaves a wife daughter parents and three sisters and a brother in Germany where he was born. Chewelski was a sergeant at Jack-
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New Orleans
Fred Kohler
Frank T. Chewelski
United States
Mobile & Ohio
State Line
Kohler
Chewelski
Fort Morgan
Helen
Vaiette Street
Algiers
Elso
Germany
Jack
Bodies sent to New Orleans for burial in two cases
Readable portions indicate two male victims were transported to New Orleans for burial. The text provides limited names or context but confirms the burial plans for both men.
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New Orleans
Seventeen Soldiers Recalled At Roche Burke Morgue
More than 1500 residents viewed the remains of seventeen troop train wreck victims at Roche Burke Undertaking Parlor from 5 pm to 9 pm. Friends and mourners stood in silence as the soldiers lay on cots covered with sheets, grief filling the room.
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Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Seventeen Soldiers Died as Palm Wreaths Sent by Christ Church Fraternity
Large wreaths of palm leaves and purple ribbon were laid on the coffins of seventeen fallen soldiers at Roche and Burke Undertaking Parlors. Messages of sympathy from Christ Church Parish Fraternity accompanied the offerings, arranged at the suggestion of William H. Monk Jr.
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Ammon Gingrich
Joe Young
Mr Meagher
Arthur Dukes
39Th
Walter Finn
Pat Carey
Frank Wildmann
George R. Godfrey
Roche and Burke
Christ Church Parish
William H. Monk, Jr
City approves freight traffic limits at steel docks
City Commission adopts ordinance restricting drays and freight vehicles from using the new muicipal steel docks as a driveway. Mayor Lyons presides as Schwarz and Pillans vote. Rules set for vehicle approach and departure from the sheds. The commission also approves the discharge of Officers Darnell and Galle for drunkenness and suspends Officer Kinnamon for fifteen days. Routine business and accounts follow.
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Muicipal Steel Docks
City Commission
Lyons
Schwarz
Pillans
Darnell and Galle
Alphonse Cramer Dies in St. Louis
Alphonse Cramer a confidential man for J Pollock & Co died in St. Louis Missouri Monday after an operation. He had long Mobile ties with many relatives there. His remains will reach Mobile on Wednesday. A separate note mentions an inquirer asking how one can drink with one's eyes, a sentiment we deny.
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Alphonse Cramer
J. Pollock & Co
St. Louis
Mobile
How to Make the Very Best Cough Remedy at Home
A home cough syrup mix with granulated sugar water and Pinex plus white pine extract promises quick relief. The ad claims cheap cost, dual use against bronchial symptoms, appetite boost, and a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
United States
Canada
Pinex. Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Texas Deputy Cleared for Shooting Sherry
Sheriff T. T. Palmer was notified that Budd Russell, a deputy sheriff in Houston, was found not guilty in the case over Owen Sherry who had resided in Mobile. Sherry, 19, had a police record and was attempting to escape a rail road train at Grand Central depot when Russell shot him and he remained jailed over a month before the trial.
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T. T. Palmer
Budd Russell
Houston
Tex
Owen Sherry
Mobile
Sherry
Grand Central Depot
Russell
Effective Economy Promotes Wax Complexion Cure
The Clubwoman article advocates mercorized wax as a time saving cosmetic, claiming it replaces cleansing creams massage creams rouge and more. Daily application removes older skin flaws improving clarity softness and youthful hue with weekly results. a Saxolite face bath is advised for wrinkles and saggy skin.
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Julia Orff
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WELAN
Kame
Flying Corps
Johanisthal Aerodome
Imperial Ministry of Marine
Rse
Skin Cure
Rue Hahn
Rockefeller
Fletcher
Castoria
Chas
H. Fictoheny
Aldren
Fairbank
City Steel Shed
Texas
R. O. Harris
Cromarty
Thrift
First National Bank
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