State Chamber of Commerce to Meet Thursday
The Alabama Chamber of Commerce gathers in Montgomery for a major Thursday session led by L W Statler with Governor Charles Henderson opening. Speakers include Bruce Kennedy, Charles J Haden, P G Holden, H E Blakeslee, Mrs G H Mathis, Charles W Campbell, Clayton Tullis, and Emmet O Neal.
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Alabama Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery
L. W. Statler
Charles Henderson
Alabama
Bruce Kennedy
Montgomery Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Haden
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
P. G. Holden
International Harvester Company
Mississippi
H. E. Blakeslee
Agriculture
Jackson
Iss
G. H. Mathis
Gadsden
Ala
Alabama Bankers Association
First Georgia National Guard units depart for El Paso
The First Regiment Georgia National Guard began moving in four sections to El Paso Texas on Tuesday. The cavalry and field hospital corps left Camp Harris as the last units, with further departures planned for tomorrow.
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Associated
Macon
Gai
Georgia National Guard
el Paso
Tex
Cavalry and Field Hospital Corps
Camp Harris
Al G Field Greater Minstrels at Lyric This Weekend
The Al G Field Greater Minstrels present a varied dance program with illustrated numbers and top performers including Joe McCarty Joe Coffman Eugene DeBell Henri Netser Frankie Miller and others. Three performances run Friday October 27 to Saturday October 28 with a Saturday matinee at 3 PM.
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al. G
Dave
Joe McCarty
Joe Coffman
Eugene DeBell
Henri Netser
Frankie Miller
William Wachsman
T. F.harney
Harry W. Young
Jim Conroy
Carl Nixon
Garner Newton
John Healy
al. G. Field Greater Ministrels
Lyric
Weather Made to Order for Allies on British Front
British and German troops endure mud and sleet as shell craters become porridge. Fog and mist hinder artillery and tank movements while both sides fight amid muddy trenches near Le Transley with renewed counter attacks and brutal trench combat.
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Associated Press
France
London
le Transley
Vaux
Douamient
Verdun
Orion
Illness Fatal To Mrs Christian Mobilian Widow Dies at 2 06 AM
Mrs Mobilia Redwood Christian wife of Edward W Christian a prominent Mobilian died at her home 875 Dauphin Street after a several weeks illness She was native to Mobile lifelong resident active in St Francis Street Methodist Church and various society chapters She is survived by her husband three sons William A Warren and Richard Christian and other relatives
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Mobilia Redwood Christian
Edward W. Christian
Dauphin Street
Christian
Mobile
St. Francis Street
Virginia Caviler
Y. W. C. A. Auxilary
The
Missionary Society
St. Francis
Miss Jeannette Goldberg Addresses Large Audience
Miss Jeannette M. Goldberg field secretary of the Jewish Chautauqua Society spoke at Government Street Temple to a large audience. She described the society work including religious school extension and noted Dr. Henry Berkowitz, founder, would attend the New Orleans Chautauqua in December and visit Mobile then to meet old acquaintances.
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Jeannette M. Goldberg
Jewish Chautauqua Society
Government Street Temple
Miss Goldberg
Henry Berkowitz
Mobile
New Orleans
Danish Vessels Torpedoed By German Submarine
The Danish steamer Guldberg was torpedoed and the Danish schooner Libra set afire by a German submarine. Crews from both ships were landed. Two Danish steamers named Guldberg exist, one 1 569 tons and the other 139 tons, plus the Libra schooner of 174 tons.
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Associated Press
London
Ljoyds
Guldberg
Libra
Black's business agent on stand in Copeland case
Clarence F. Hall, St Paul business agent for William Black, testified in Galveston as the Copeland murder case reopened. Hall described the Marshall shooting sequence with John Rogers, Copeland, and Black, and said Black resisted leaving town to deliver lectures. He recounted the scuffle, gunfire, and Copeland's attempted shots, with Rogers killed and Copeland wounded.
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Black
Copeland
Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Clarence F. Hall
St. Paul
William Black
Marshal
John Copeland
Hall
Marshall
John Rogers
Stubbs
Rogers
John W. Herndon
Ryan
Tier
the Knights of Columbus
Print on circular alleges Knights of Columbus oath reproduced
The back of the circular printed matte claimed to reproduce the fourth degree oath of the Knights of Columbus and vowed persistent warfare against heretics and Protestants and Masons. The question was asked if the distribution contained the real obligation. Black's alleged statements from his Marshall lecture were also admitted. Hall to conclude tomorrow.
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Knights of Columbus
Besa
Hall
Black
Marshall
Irish potatoes rise as Mobile market records high price
Irish potatoes are selling at a record price in Mobile at 4.75 dollars per sack of two and a half bushels. The price is a 25 cent advance and traders expect an even higher rate before week’s end after Tuesday’s record.
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Mobile
Changing Seasons Bring Colds And Relief
Changing Seasons Bring Colds. "Stuffed-up head" and sore throat are signs of a cold. Dr. King's New Discovery provides relief by soothing irritated membranes and loosening mucus to help you breathe easier. Take it until your cold is gone. For 47 years the favorite remedy for young and old. At your local store.
Baptist minister returns as hurricane loots terrapins in Baldwin county
Rev W B Lockler reports terrapins valued at 200 lost during the October 18 hurricane at Bon Secour. Terrapins escaped pens in high water, Harold Wallace owner. Pensacola residents Duncan brothers and J R Duncan arrive in Mobile at the Cawthon Hotel. Joe Jessell, Mobilian now in New York, touring for a wholesale firm, also at the Cawthon. Fred Poplin, 17, shot by accident at Three Mile creek October 17, shows good recovery prospects. his mother from Bucatunna, Miss., stays by his bedside. Herring, a Moss Point lumberman, visits Mobile and stays at the Battle House. Holcombe and Fure parties from Biloxi also in Mobile. EB De Funiak, naval freight agent, on leave in Mobile from Montgomery.
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W. B&b. Lockler
Baldwin County
Bon Secour
Harold Wallace
Joe Jessell
New York
Cawthon Hotel
Southern Infirmary
Fred Poplin
Poplin
Three Mile Creek
Bucatunna, Miss
Burial of C A Van de Beeck
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Roche Burke parlors for Charles A. Van de Beeck. Rev C C McGehee led the service at 4 pm. Interment followed in Magnolia Cemetery with floral tributes. A German Relief Association delegation attended. Pallbearers were Otto Nack, R Garcia, William Kling, Otto Schlarff, Adam Kochy and John A Dolle.
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C. A. van de Beeck
Charles A. van de Beeck
Roche & Burke
C.C. Mc.Gehee
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Magnolia Cemetery
German Relief Association
Messrs
Otto Nack
R. Garcia
William Kling
Otto Schlarff
Adam Kochy
John A. Dolle
Funeral for Miss Martha E. Brown Conducted by Rev Planck
Rev D A Planck of Central Presbyterian led the funeral service Tuesday at 4 PM from the Benevolent Home for Miss Martha E Brown. Burial followed at Magnolia cemetery with four nephews serving as pallbearers.
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D. A. Planck
Central Presbyterian Church
Martha E. Brown
Benevolent Home
Magnolia Cemetery
Pall
Mrs. Victorine Sweeny Dies After Short Illness
Widow of James Sweeney of this city, Mrs. Victorine Sweeny, died Tuesday at an infirmary after a brief illness. A Mobile native, she was known widely and survived by two sons, Max and Edward Sweeney, a brother Augustus Primo, and other relatives. She was a devout Catholic and died fortified with religious rites.
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Victorine Sweeny
Victorine Sweeney
James Swee
Mobile
Max
Edward Sweeney
Augustus Primo
Sweeney
Miss Fannie Ginzkey Dies After Long Illness
Miss Fannie Ginzkey aged 61 a Raumberg Bohemia native died after a long illness at a local infirmary. She had resided in the country twelve years and is survived by relatives in Germany. Funeral was held Wednesday morning from Dixon and McKay's undertaking parlors. Ginzkey was musical director at the Academy of Visitation last year.
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Fannie Ginzkey
Raumberg
Bohemia
Germany
Dixon & McKay
Grnzkey
Academy of Visitation
Norwegian sailor Hans Iverson dies after lingering illness
Hans Iverson aged 69 native of Norway died Tuesday night at a local infirmary after a lingering illness. He was a crew member of the Norwegian bark Duncrag which was in port several days ago.
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Hans Iverson
Norway
Come-Back Man Rejuvenated by Haarlem Oil Capsules
A health tonic claim promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as the national remedy of Holland. Advertises 25c 50c and 1.00 boxes with money back offer if ineffective. Promises improved appetite sleep and strength for uric acid bladder stomach derangements and overwork exposure.
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Haarlem
Holland
Guardsman Weds Sweetheart Over Telegraph Wires
In Laredo Texas and Butler Missouri telegraph operators performed a full Episcopal ceremony linking Byron J Linhart of B Company Second Missouri infantry and Miss Ruby Swartz. The couple exchanged vows via telegraph messages approved by clergy in both towns. Linhart was greeted with rice and later a brass band welcome. Honeymoon plans were not announced.
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Laredo
Texas
Byron J. Linhart
Second Missouri Infantry
Ruby Swartz
Butler
Episcopal Church
Linhart
C. W. Cook
Western Union Telegraph Company
Miss Swartz
E. M. Talbot
Plain Edward
Linehart
Missouri
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court
The probate court issued marriage licenses on Wednesday to White Cecil C Walkley and Alice Marue Clifton. Alexander Garnett Cockersole and Julia Harper. John Wright and Bessie Sullivan. and Colored Alex Robson and Warsy Lovett.
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White
Cecil C. Walkley
Alice Marue Clifton
Alexander Garnett Cockersole
Julia Harper
John Wright
Bessie Sullivan
Alex Robson
Warsy Lovett
Polo star Alexander Brown dies in hydro aeroplane accident
Alexander Brown, 40, famed polo player and hunter, fell from his hydro-aeroplane into the Delaware River at Essington near Philadelphia while testing for an aviation license. Rescuers found him wedged between machine stanchions. a widow survives.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Alexander Brown
Delaware River
Essington
Brown
Philadelphia School of Aviation
New York
Newport
Mobile Lodge Knights of Pythias Elects Officers
At a regular meeting of Mobile Lodge Knights of Pythias officers were elected to fill unexpired terms. R. D. Lundy as prelate Z. H. McKinley master of work J. G. Goodman master at arms J. C. Crum inner guard. On November 14 veteran jewels will be presented to members with twenty five years of continuous service.
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Mobile Lodge
Knights of Pythias
R. D. Lundy
Z. H. McKinley
J. G. Goodman
J. C. Crum
Pine-Tar Relieves A Cold Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey
Pine-Tar-Honey soothes irritated membranes and antiseptic properties loosen phlegm. It promises to break up a severe cold and relieve stuffed-up feeling chest tightness and sore throat with a dose. Available at your drugstore 25c.
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Dr. Bell
Carranza wife says no plans to leave Mexico
Mrs. O. V. Carranza, wife of the de facto government head, arrived in San Antonio last night and stated General Carranza has no intention of going to Queretaro. She denied rumors of unrest and insisted conditions in Mexico are calm and business is as usual.
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San Antonio
Tex
O. V. Caranza
Carranza
Queretaro
Mexico City
United States
Neuvo Laredo
Miss Glines
Mex
Mexico
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State Chamber OF Commerce
Ane
Raha
California Prunes
DU Pont Brand
R. O. Harris
Plattsburg
Gijars
America United
Troy
N.Y
Stearns
Printers and Book Binders
Commercial Print Company
Nicheer Street
Bella
Real Estate and Insurance— Dee Realty Cgran Rr Co, Inc, B
al G. Field
Miss . Goldberg
Christian Church
Methodist Church
Undertaker
W. J. Duncan
J. R. Duncan
Pensacola, Fla
City
H. C. Herring
Moss Point
Miss
Battle House
C. S. Holcombe
C. F. Fure
Biloxi
EB. A. de Funiak
Naval
Moulavi
Nashville Road
M. E. Brown
Shivar
Celeton
S. C
Gro. Co
Laredo Soldier
Missouri Girl United
Neuvo Loreto
By Rupert Huger
Edwin Milton Royal
Margaret Deland
Grace L. Lutz
Willd Harben
Gilbert Parker
Rainbow
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By Rex Bea
Booth Tarington
Harold Bell Wright
Wood Printing Co
ST. Michael Street
York of
Mallory
Mobile, Alabama
S. O. Rogers Lumber Co
Foot of
Madison St
Hieronymus
Bell Phone
Quick Transfer CO
Cut
Norman
Bate
N. Royals
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