Dual Coast Road Routes Proposed for Mississippi Gulf Coast
A backers committee of the Old Spanish Trail announced plans for an east west highway linking Mobile through Pascagoula Logstown and Bay St. Louis to New Orleans with a southern branch via Bay Minette and Flomaton. The project aims to boost sea walls bridges and coastal development and decisions on the route will be finalized at a November 18 convention in Mobile.
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Dixie Highway Party
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Baldwin County
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Perdido Bay
Jackson Highway stance urged for fair routing south of Nashville
J G Creveling Jr of Nashville vice president of the Jackson Highway Association defends the group against bias claims in a telegram to state highway engineer W S Keller. He affirms determination to secure a square deal for all routes locating the highway south of Nashville.
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Ala
Jackson Highway Association
Nashville
J. G. Creveling, Jr
W. S. Keller
Creveling
Mississippi
Engineer Keller Denies Bias In Route Selection
Engineer Keller rejects claims of favoritism toward any highway route. He and Mr Creveling assure an even, square deal for all options. A Nashville report claiming the Mississippi route as official was denied after inquiry.
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Mr.Creveling
Nashville
Mississippi
Alabama
Creveling
Burial of Charles A Garland in Selma Ala
Charles A Garland bookkeeper for Mobile Auto Company died Thursday and will be buried in Selma Alabama today. Roche and Burke sent the body Friday. The service at his Mobile home was by Rev T H Johnston of All Saints Episcopal Church. Many friends attended. A Wade Sr a longtime Mobile resident died at Mentone Friday. He is survived by wife and three children including A Wade Jr Mrs Andrew Kimbrough and Mrs Houston Chambers.
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Charles A. Garland
Mobile Auto Company
Ala
Roche & Burke
T. H. Johnston
All Saints Episcopal Church
A. Wade
Mobile
Mentone
A. Wade, Jr
Andrew Kimbrough
Birmingham
Houston Chambers
Girard
Court docket notes in Browne court Friday actions
In the Circuit Court Rosa Sullivan vs Nick Andrews was on trial. Saturday docket includes Camp Lumber Co vs McGowin Ltr & Export Co and De Forest Sheet & Tin Plate Co vs N E Turp. In Chancery Court Judge Thomas H Smith presides. Actions Friday include Carrie Spurlock vs Wm Spurlock with motion to set aside decree pro confesso set for 23rd. Cleveland J Helton vs Elfrida Helton testimony ordered published. Mary Cothran executrix vs Item Publishing Co et al submitted on compensation reference motion granted. Cunningham Hardware Co et al vs Mary B E Kimball et al reset for Oct 29 on demurrers.
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Samuel B. Browne
Rosa Sullivan
Nick Andrews
Camp Lumber Co
McGowin Ltr. & Export. Co
de- Forest Sheet & Tin Plate Co
N. E. Turp
Bloch Bros
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Carrie Spurlock
Wm. Spurlock
Cleveland J. Helton
Elfrida Helton
Mary
Cothran
Executrix
Item Publishing Co
Cunningham Hardware Co. Et
Mary BE. Kimball
Van Liew Targets Spitters and Loafers Enforcement Plan
Chief Van Liew told Saturday that city ordinances against loitering and spitting on sidewalks will be enforced. Officers will warn violators first and arrest repeat offenders, with the aim of avoiding arrests if possible.
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van Liew
Steamer Schedules First and Second Trips
The first steamer trip departs at 8 00 a m and the second voyage leaves at 2 30 p m.
Panorama of Pathfinders Tour Through Mobile County Roadside
A vivid travel account follows the Pathfinders as they speed along a planned Jackson Memorial Road through Mobile County. The convoy notes Bourne’s Oregon investment, grand views from Grand Bay, and stops at Dauphin Street and Bienville Square in Mobile city while highlighting local roads, landmarks, and civic optimism.
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Pathfinders
Jackson Memorial
Mobile County
Alabama Looks for New Plays by Tulane Team
Montgomery Alabama October 23 The University of Alabama and Tulane University football teams meet at University Alabama this afternoon to erase Tulane s 65 to 0 victory last year. Alabama has strengthened its lineup and Tulane is said to bring new plays and formations from the South by Coach Bible.
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Montgomery
Ala
University of Alabama
Tulane
University
Alabama
Orleanians
Germans checked by Russians near Riga and Bois-en-Hache
German forces near Riga and south of it faced Russian artillery and infantry pressure from trenches near Bois-en-Hache and Givenchy. The encounter ended with German units quickly dispersed, the war office reported today.
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Riga
Bois-en-Hache
Givenchy
War Office
Serbian Offensive Advances Reported In Serbia War News
The Serbian minister to Greece says German operations in northern Serbia are temporarily suspended. Serbian forces are described as offensive in places and repelling Bulgarians at Vranya. French and British attaches say Vranya not occupied and Serbia has entered Bulgarian territory. The minister denies Bulgarian occupation of Kumanovo Pirot or Koprulu.
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Paris
Greece
Vranya
Nish
Kumanovo
Pirot
Koprulu
Germans Expect Victory Progress in Turkey War
Budapest dispatch cites military experts predicting six months to establish communications with the Turkish army. The Pest News adds the German emperor may reach Constantinople by Christmas leading victorious troops.
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Budapest
London
Pesti Napolo
Constantinople
Allied repulse Turkish attacks at Gallipoli fronts
Allied troops repelled strong Turkish assaults in the Suvla and Krithia regions on the Gallipoli peninsula. Turkish losses were reported heavy. Artillery duels continue. Two Turkish destroyers entered the straits and bombarded Tsaca Tepe.
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Suvla
Krithia
Gallipoli
Mytileni
Tsaca Tepe
Greece Holds Its Line In Balkan War Dispatch
Athens notes published in Paris dispute foreign intervention in Greece Serbia ties. It claims Greece as a sovereign state may avoid 150000 man support due to Austria Germany attacks. It praises free Allied troop passage and its own war footing while thanking England for Cyprus offer.
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Greece
England
Cyprus
Chaplain Recounts Last Hour With Edith Cavell Before Execution
In Brussels, Rev H S T Gahan describes Edith Cavell’s final interview before her execution. The chaplain says Cavell faced death calmly, shared forgiveness, and celebrated faith during a last holy communion. Whitlock reports Berlin refused body exhumation. Cavell’s burial followed at St Gilles.
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Foreign Office
T. Gahan
Brussels
Edith Cavell
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Walter Hines Page
Ministry of War
Berlin
Gahan
St. Gilles
Faider
Court of Appeals
School of Nurses
Miss Cavell
School For Nurses
Baron Lancken
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court Saturday
The probate court issued marriage licenses Saturday for White Aruther W Schell and Mary Hallman Creole William Collins and Agnes English.
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Arthur W. Schell
Mary Hallman
William Collins
Agnes English
Will Dry Sweet Potatoes and Keep for High Market
Gulfport Mississippi outlines plan as Perry of Peck Farm builds a kiln to dry and store thirty five acres of sweet potatoes for the spring market. Also reports Harrison county public service company assessments from the railroad commission with totals for Gulfport and the county.
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Gulfport
Miss
Perry
Big Peck
Harrison County
Railroad Commission
Gulfport & M. C. Traction Co
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Postal Telegraph Co
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Pullman Co
Southern Express Co
Three Chinese Provinces On Verge Of Revolution
Manila report says Kwantung Kwang Si and Hunan provinces are on the verge of a revolution opposed to a monarchy. Private source claims arms have been smuggled into Canton. Ocean Springs resident Robertson Palmer visits the fair grounds and praises the Money orchards amid indications the Gulf Coast fair will boost Alabama and Mississippi counties.
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Kwantung
Kwang-Si
Hunan
Canton
Ocean Springs
Robertson Palmer
Miss
Palmer
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Mississippi
Orchard Personal Notes From Orchard Alabama Community
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Tracy's home with Mrs. Tracy and Miss Guthdie among attendees. Visitors at the Orange Belt Fair in Dawes included Wesley Morgan and the Deans, Davises, Pearces, and Vander Bosch. A neighborhood Halloween party and weenie roast are planned at Mr. and Mrs. J A Frederick's home with hot weenies buns apples and coffee.
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Orchard Personals
Orchard
Ala
Ladies’ Aid Society
Biloxi Produce Men Hear Address Upon the Gulf Exchange
W. C. Bromley of the Gulf Coast Produce Exchange spoke in Biloxi to the Biloxi Veget able and Fruit Growers Association about the exchange and discussed plans for linking the Biloxi and Mobile ventures. A Mobile study committee was named to review the Gulf Coast Produce Exchange, with future community meetings planned in Dyas Perdido Baldwin county and Bay Minette to recruit local farmers.
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W. C. Bromley
Gulf Coast Produce Exchange
Biloxi
Dyas
Perdido
Baldwinh
Bromley
Bay Minette
Negro Women Must Pay for Cutting Collector
Ordelia Sims, a negro woman, was fined $51 or thirty days by Judge Henry Chamberlain in the inferior criminal court after cutting Frank McFadden, a collector, across the arm during a dispute over household goods. The hearing extended several hours with attorneys R. E. Gordon for the prosecution and B. B. Chamberlain for the defendant.
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Ordelia Sims
Frank McFadden
Henry Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
R. E. Gordon
B. B. Chamberlain
John Winbush
Fred Bailey
H. M. Cochran
Maria Reese
Lula Washington
Richard Gatewood
Sonny Lee
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