Frohsian Concert Appeals With Wagner Numbers And Chorus
Proh sin n offers Wagner numbers in a concert Wednesday night featuring mixed choruses and soloists. Mrs Feeks and Mr John C Wil sing duets, with Elisa's Dream from Lohengrin and Auf der Erde refined baritone pieces. The Rowley Orchestra and Frohsian chorus receive praise, followed by supper in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asinn
Fy Feéeks
John C. Wil
Cupid
Frohsian
Panthaeuser
Rowley
Herbert
Ops Thearts
Frederick A. Dunster
A. J. Staub
Official Mounted Photos of Troop Eck at Boyles Studio
Mounted photos show troop Eck removal of dead and Boyles Studio offering prints for 25 cents each on October 23, 1931.
Wreck Inquirers Get Copies of Item
Chief of Police F. W. Crenshaw has received inquiries from various parts of the country asking for the names of those killed and injured in the troop train wreck on the Mobile and Ohio at State Line Mississippi. Copies of The Item listing the injured were obtained and sent to inquirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Crenshaw
Varn
Mobile & Ohio
State Line
Miss
Crenshaw
Dental hygiene reminder from a health column
A health note emphasizes the teeth as guards of the body and warns that poor mouth cleanliness invites germs that can affect overall health. It urges maintaining perfect dental hygiene every hour, day and night.
Ladies organize for Southern Commercial Congress in Mobile
Report by Miss Elizabeth Fonde details preparations by the Ladies of the Home Economies Club for the Southern Commercial Congress. The club will canvass rooms and act as local organizer for Mobile women, with committees for canvassing, press, hall, music, luncheon, decoration, reception, and automobile support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Home Economies Club
Southern Commercial Congress
Elizabeth Fonde
Home Economies
Mobile
Marie Bankhead Owen
Owen
Seale Harris
Home Economics Club
J. B. Harvey
H. P. Hirshfield
Putnam
R. G. Cobb
Neva Shillito
Steadham
George C. Card
James O. Smith
Charles Mohr
James Hagan
James W. Cox
Julius Goldstein
Howard Walker
Fannie Bloch Simon
Albert Reynolds
G. A. Maloney
G. 0. Johnson
Mise Hall
W. W. McGuire
Eloise Withers Smith
Mobile, Floral and Horticultural Society
James K. Glennon
A. E. Edy
H. Os Xxansen
W. T. McGowWin
Tammel
William Cee Ae
Argument Resumed In New Trial For Leo Frank
Attorneys resumed argument in the second day of Leo M. Frank's motion for a new trial in Atlanta Georgia. The defense seeks 115 grounds for a new trial and hopes to finish in time for a Saturday decision after the murder of Mary Phagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Governor learns of Clarke County tax collector's death
Montgomery Alabama October 23 Governor O Neall was advised today of the death of Tax Collector W M Mobley of Clarke County. He probably will not appoint a successor until after his trip to Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
W. M. Mobley
Clarke County
Mobile
Notable visitors in Mobile frame
J B Foley of Chicago, namesake of Foley Alabama, is in Mobile en route home from Baldwin properties. Mrs Harry Newell travels to Biloxi to visit friends, guest of Mrs M Gillett. Elbert Jenkins of Chicago is in Mobile at the Battle House. Miss R Kerby, formerly of Mobile, now Gilbertown Arkansas, stays at the Cawthon. George C Bear of Los Angeles visits Mobile and stays at the Cawthon. J B Murphy, Mobile and Ohio telegraphy chief, is in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Foley
Chicago
Illinois
Foley
Baldwin County
Alabama
Mobile
Baldwin
Harry Newell
Biloxi
Miss
M. Gillett
Elbert Jenkins
Battle House
Miss R. Kerby
Gilbertown
Ark
Cawthon Hotel
George C. Bear
Los Angeles
Cal
J. B. Murphy
The
Mobile and
Ohio
Jackson, Tenn
Panama buttons sale drives Saturday commission day
The Mobile School Improvement Association promotes a Panama button sale with a special Saturday commission day for children who sold up to 100 buttons. Report Friday to their sponsors to receive badges for selling Saturday as plans are announced Friday. Citizens are urged to buy buttons to support books, school fees, and student spending money. Bayley Piano Co. at 27 North Conception serves as a general information hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile School Improvement Association
School Improvement Association
Bayley Piano Co
North
Conception Street
Official mounted photos of troop wreck exhibit
Boyles' Studio offers mounted photos showing the troop wreck with removal of dead and dying. Priced at 25 cents each, dated 10 23 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyles’ Studio
First Tombigbee Barge Trip Up Tombigbee River
Officials from New Orleans and Mobile greet the Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Company barge as it arrives in Mobile ahead of its Tombigbee river voyage to the Tuscaloosa coal fields. A delegation from New Orleans meets the barge by tug, with plans for a first river trip and future celebration upon the barge’s return with the initial load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Alabama and
New Orleans Transportation Company
Tombigbee
Lower Bay
New Orleans
Mobile
Bay
John H. Bernhard
Paul F. Jahneke
T. Hill
C. R. Sporl
H. C. Donaldson
John W. Boyle
Ee Etaan Film Company
J. B. Arce
Stanley C. Arthur
New
H. J. Harvey
Albert Phenis
Manufacturers’ Record
James Gibboney
Don Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce
B. H. Fleming
Bernhard
Farnsworth
Police Court Proceedings Include Arraignments and Discharges
L Doyle was arraigned on assault charges but case reset for October 24 due to wife’s absence. an attachment was sought for her appearance. Charlies Stagg’s reckless driving case continued to October 24. Cliff Bailey and Tom Curry were discharged after explaining they were merely passing through Mobile en route to Pensacola. A Norwegian sailor, 18, Aveh Culvertson, was arrested for causing a disturbance at 5 Conti street. he sobbed as Chief Crenshaw promised release on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Doyle
Dean and Curry
Esteve Doyle
Recorder's Court
Charlies Stagg
Joe Matthews
Edington
Cliff Bailey
Tom Curry
Mobile
Kansas City
Pensacola
Aveh Culvertson
Mabrey and
Jackson
Charles Nelson
No. 5
Conti Street
Crenshaw
Cotton Rate Hearings Eliminate Switching Charge
Hearing before Special Examiner George P. Boyle explored rate adjustments in the cotton rate case. Randall Clifton of the Southern Railway testified that a future tariff would eliminate the $2 switching charge and include a flat rate for carload cotton. Clifton argued South’s higher manufacture and regional demand shaped Mobile and New Orleans export rates, with adjustments expected before season’s end. He noted Mobile cannot surpass other markets and presented movement exhibits from Talladega south showing shipments and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Boyle
Chamber of Commerce
Cotton Exchange
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
J. S. Taylor
Southern Railway
Randall Clifton
Southern
Mobile
Clifton
J. Walton Moore
Washington
Mobile and
Ohio
Ebile
Orleans
New Orleans
South Atlantic
Calera
Alabama
Soldier Credits Lieutenant Cunningham for Wreck Relief
A soldier from Fort Morgan praises Lieut Roy T Cunningham for cool bold leadership during the Long Line Mississippi train wreck. The letter asks The Mobile Item to investigate Cunningham’s conduct and credit him fully for guiding injured soldiers and civilians to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Morgan
Long Line
Miss
Loiaey
Roy T. Cunningham
Cunningham
Ala
Mobile
Roy T. Cunnningham
Taylor
Holabird
Railroad Men Attract to Mobile For Congress Meeting
A parade of railroad visitors gathers in Mobile on Thursday for the Southern Commercial Congress meeting and the local circus. Notables include George W. Ely of Southern Pacific Birmingham C M Rollings of Union Pacific Birmingham F J Parmalee of Baltimore and Ohio Atlanta J H Murphy Seaboard Air Line Savannah GA G B Harris Wabash Birmingham P S S Hay Mobile and Ohio Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Southern Commercial Congress
Mobile
George W. Ely
Southern Pacific
Birmingham
C. M. Rollings
Union Pacific
F. J. Parmalee
Baltimore and Ohio
Atlanta
J. H. Murphy
Seaboard Air Line
Savannah
G. 3
B. Harris
P. SS. Hay
Southeastern
Mobile and Ohio
Montgomery
Family from Torreon Seeks Safety at Saint Andrew Hotel
J. M. Ulmer and his wife Mrs. Custina F. Fernandez and party from Torreon Mexico occupy the Saint Andrew hotel for several days. They fled Mexico due to revolutionary hostilities near their home and report outrages against Americans, though some stories may be exaggerated. Ulmer lived in Mexico for fourteen years before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Ulmer
Custina F. Fernandez
Torreon
Mexico
Saint Andrew Hotel
Galveston Records Heavy Rainfall in Two Drops
The Galveston area reported 12.30 inches of rainfall from 7 AM to 9 PM October 23 with streets flooding and streetcar service resuming at 6 AM the next day. A United States Weather Bureau update later cited 12.18 inches in the last 24 hours at Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Craft Goes to Help Plan Roads Program
President John Craft of the Alabama Good Roads Association flies to Birmingham to join the executive committee and arrange the convention program for Mobile on November 21–22. Prominent letters from G W Duncan and Gov Earl Brewer plus Congressmen John L Burnett and Peter G Ten Eyck indicate many leaders will attend. Craft expects at least 500 visitors to Mobile for the association sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craft
Alabama Good Roads Association
Birmingham
Mobile
G. W. Duncan
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Earl Brewer
Mississippi
John L. Burnett
Alabama
Peter G. Ten Eyck
New York State
Committee of Roads
House of Representatives
Good Roads
Craft
Marriage license issued to Livingston and Pollard
A marriage license was issued by the probate court on Thursday to Simeon D. Livingston and Idge Pollard of Mobile County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon D. Livingston
Idge Pollard
Mobile County
Hudson Sentenced in Inferior Court for Falsely Obtaining Funds
Jim Hudson was sentenced Thursday in the Inferior Criminal court to sixty days hard labor for falsely obtaining a small sum from F. G. Fountain of this city. On a separate vagrancy charge he was fined one dollar or ten days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hudson
Inferior Criminal Court
F. G. Fountain
Hudson
Jackson to study Dallas convict system
J. H. Jackson Mobile county roads general superintendent left Mobile Thursday for Selma to study how Dallas county handles convicts. He will observe daily work, punishment methods, and safety practices under orders from the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Jackson
Mobile County
Selma
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Dallas County
French Market Coffee Sold in Small Batches Only
The notice emphasizes that French Market Coffee is never sold in bulk and suggests the old time slow roast and processing cannot be reproduced today.
Lawsen M Guire Nuptials At St John Church
Miss Leila McGuire married Mr Daniel E Lawson at St John church rectory last evening at seven. The couple will make Moberly Missouri their home, stopping in St Louis en route. Attendants were Corrine Bolling and Joe Lawson. Out of town guests included Mrs Jacobs and Joseph Lawson of Selma and Stearns of Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Leila McGuire
Daniel E. Lawson
Moberly
St. Louis
Corrine Bolling
Joe Lawson
Jacobs
Joseph Lawson
Selma
Mr. Stearns
Pensacola
Guaranteed to Stop Itching at Once
Promises rapid relief for scalp itching with a new product ZEMO. Claims include instant vanishing of itch and a money back guarantee. Advertisement style text emphasizes nights disrupted by itching and urges purchase of a 250 bottle offer.
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Prohsinn
Wreck Pictures
Eck
Boyles
Wreck Inquirers
Tion
Aluminum
Ladies of Home Economics
Frank
Police News
Sion
Party
Dallas
Fercby
Lawsen-M’guire
Zemo
A. Stierlin
Supt
Electrotype Dept
Sanders Engraving Co
St.uis
BE. W. Rose Medicine Co
Louis, Mo
jKodak
Kodak Store
Reynalds
Music House
Dauphin
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