District Convention Promotes Sunday School Standards
The Sixth District Sunday School Association met at the First Christian Church in Mobile County to review banners and financial reports. Delegates from St Francis, Government Street Methodist, Government Street Baptist, Tabernacle, First Christian, and North Side Baptist attended as Miss Loraine McCoy and Mr. N Walker led the program and new officers were elected.
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First Christian Church
Mobile County
First Christians
St Francis Theo Methodist
Government Street
Government-street Methist
Government-street Baptist
Bap- Tabernacle
First Christian
North Side Baptist
Loraine McCoy
Nanie Baker
Freda
S. P. Gajilliard
R. Sell
J. L. Cawthon
N. Walker
Loraine Oy
Long Termers Escape From Pen
Joe Bessick and Bob Childers two long term inmates from Mobile escaped Ban ner Mine tonight by tunnelling from an abandoned chamber. Four convicts fled. initial reports said hidden in mire but later confirmed at liberty. A $50 reward each was offered and officials are issuing descriptions and photos.
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Joe Bessick
Bob Childers
Montgomery
Ala
Mobile
Banner Mine
Liberty
Bertilion
Suspect Named in Dauphin Street Shoe Shop Robbery
Police believe Felix Gater is a suspect in a shoe shop robbery on Dauphin Street. Arrested Saturday by Motorcycle Officer L. Ludlow while attempting to dispose of stolen shoes. Detectives continue a careful investigation at police headquarters.
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Felix Gater
Ludlow
Dauphin Street
Upper
Gater
Anti Capital Legislation and European Influence on U S Commerce
The report notes unease among American capitalists over a push toward democracy and impending anti capital measures. It cites a Wilson administration probe into European corporate laws, possible broader regulation of trusts, and calls for government action on pricing and accountability. It also covers banking resilience, robust foreign trade, and ongoing market volatility amid global concerns.
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New York
Pdd
Charles H. Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Washington
Wilson
Europe
India
Stock Exchange
Shorts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brandeis
Whistler Methodist Revival Closes With Awakening
The Whistler Methodist revival led by Rev. B C Glen over two weeks ends Sunday night. Glen delivered forceful preaching that stirred a general awakening and added several members to the church. Pastor Rev J W Reinhardt continues duties.
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Whistler Methodist Church
B .C.glen
Glen
J. _W. Reinhardt
Grits and Corn Pones Listed on Presidents Menu
Souvenir menu cards for President Woodrow Wilson's breakfast at the Battle House in Mobile arrive as the high grade keepsakes. The event seats 180 guests with elaborate decorations and a rose flag at the president's table.
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Woodrow Wilson
Battle House
Mobile
John J. Monaghan
Wilson
Monaghan
Collision ends on stage as critic backlash sinks play
Bridget MacLaren the pen name of Mrs. George Douglas Turner a Chicago native and Vassar graduate says harsh reviews killed her Anglo Indian play Collision in London. She notes five years in the Punjab and declares American education her inspiration while praising U S colleges' fire and stimulation.
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International News Service
London
George Douglas Turner
Mary Borden
Chicago
Vassar
Punjab
America
Honors Paid Historian of the Lower South
Memorial services were held as the body arrived by train. Eugene Brown born April 24 1868 in Marion became a renowned historian of the South author of The Lower South and The Life of Oliver Ellsworth. He taught at Harvard and authored major works while serving as Harper's Weekly columnist. Default surroundings included Marion Institute and Judson College.
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Marion Institute
Judson College
Mr. Brown
Marion
Wilson
Richard Brown
Mary Cogswell Parrish
Howard College
East Lake
Eng Marion Military Institute
Harvard College
Harvard
Harvard Democratic Club
Massachusetts
Grover Cleveland
United States
Democratic Party
National Democrats
South
Lower South
Olver Ellsworth
New Canaan
George H Miller Dead After Long Illness
George H Miller died Saturday night at 8 25 at the family home 206 Marine street after a lengthy illness. A Mobile native aged 49 he had long been a faithful city employee and a familiar baseball park figure for his ardent rooting. He is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Paulin Ford and Hazel Miller, four sons George H Jr Thomas C Lorenzo F and Harry E Miller, two brothers John and Henry Miller and three grandchildren.
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George H. Miller
Marine Street
Mobile
Mr. Miller
Paulin Ford
Hazel Miller
George H. Jr
Thomas C
Lorenzo F
Harry E. Miller
John and
Henry Miller
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Gaham-Rush Clothing Co
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