Post Card Day to Spotlight Mobile City Views
The publicity committee of the Chamber of Commerce and Business League decided last night to make Post Card Day an annual event for Mobile. A sub committee of R A Flower and J J Bartee will select views and report ideas to the publicity committee. Citizens will be urged to mail postcards to distant relatives and friends to promote the city. J L Cawthon was elected a member of the publicity committee.
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Mobile
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
R. A. Flower
J. J. Bartee
J. L. Cawthon
City Briefs in Mobile and Surrounding News
The French Opera Company passed through Mobile yesterday on a New York to New Orleans train without incident. A New York oyster firm sent Alabama Oyster Commission a recipe booklet to promote oyster consumption. All prisoners indicted will be arraigned tomorrow and trial set. J J Powers sues Mobile Light and Railroad for damages over an August 26 1912 injury claim. Plumber Ely Frederickson attempted suicide at Govern ment Street and was rescued and jailed for drunkenness.
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French Opera Company
Mobile
New Yok
New Orleans
Metropolis
Alabama Oyster Commission
New York Oyster Company
Law and Equity Court
J. J. Powers
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Ely Frederickson
Government Street
Death of John H. Davis Funeral at St. Vincent’s
Burial of John Henry Davis held Tuesday at 3 p.m. from St. Vincent’s Catholic church with a large gathering. Rev. Father Houran conducted the service. Interment was in Magnolia cemetery with floral tributes. Pallbearers included James Scheuermann, Charles Peters on, Woodmen of the World members Walter O'Dell, Charles O'Dell, Glenny Thompson, Wryria Thompson, Lorenzo Miller, Gus Miller.
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John H. Davis
John Henry Davis
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Father Michael Hourcan
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs
James Scheuermann
Charles Petersen
Maple “Amp
Woodmen of the World
Walter O'Dell
Charles O'Dell
Glenny Thompson
Wryria Thompson
Lorenzo Miller
Gus Miller
Marshall Talks From Shoulder in California Campaign
Governor Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana urged excluding aliens not fit to amalgamate with Americans during a two day California swing. He opposed granting citizenship to such races and supported immigration of those who will adopt American institutions. He criticized the Eastward campaign of Governor Johnson and noted spending on ballot access in Indiana. He attended events in San Francisco and dedicated Indiana's site at the Panama-Pacific Exposition despite heavy rain.
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San Francisco
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
California
United States
Marshall
Johnson
East
Taft
Son of Judge Held For Forging Check
New Orleans report states the son of a judge is held on a charge of forging a signatures to a $50 check and attempting to cash the paper, details of the case not fully provided.
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New Orleans
District Attorney prosecutes Harold Ewing over forged check
Harold Ewing, claiming to be son of Nashville judge Robert Wing, says he traveled from Toledo on a wager and forged a check after becoming stranded, with police arresting him yesterday.
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Adams
Harold Ewing
Robert Wing
Nashville
Young Ewing
Toledo
Ohio
Consul Scarza Fined in Improper Proposals Case
Cuban vice consul Joseph Scarza at Newport News was fined 600 dollars and sentenced to three months in jail by Acting Police Justice Clemson after making improper proposals to and attacking Mrs Charles Brown, wife of the consul.
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Newport News
Joseph Scarza
Wos
Clemson
Charles Brown
Shipyard Draughtsman Testifies on Friday Insult Claim
Mrs. Brown testified that Scarza insulted her in her home last Friday. When he returned Monday Brown’s husband confronted him at the door and a hand to hand struggle followed. President Gomez of Cuba has telegraphed the Cuban consul here for details.
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Brown
Scarza
Illinois university punishes students after riot at opera
In Champaign Illinois the university council dismissed two students for complicity in a riotous attack on the opera house following Saturday night scenes.
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Champaign
University of Illinois Council of Administration
University riot leads to student suspensions and probe
During a celebration of the university football victory over Indiana a riot caused discipline for two students. J. K. Walton of Anna Illinois, a sophomore, was permanently dismissed as a ring leader while W. H. Halperin of Chicago, a freshman, was dismissed for one year with a reduced sentence for youth. Dean Thom as Arkle Clark announced an investigation likely to punish more culprits. The musical comedy manager to sue Champaign for police protection failures. three chorus members were injured.
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Champaign
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