Southern Wel rallying for merchant marine at Alabama session
A North visitor Alexander R. Smith secretary of the National Association of Port Authorities urged Southern states to back an American merchant marine. He praised Alabama for its shipbuilding potential and argued for tariff policies to boost U S ships, citing Jefferson and national defense benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Commercial Congress
Alexander R. Smith
National Association of Port Authorities
New Orleans
Smith
Underwood
Hobson
Mr. Smith
United States
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Union
Alabama
Q-Ban Color Restorer Promises Gray Hair Reversion
An advertisement touts Q-Ban Color Restorer as restoring gray hair to its original color without dyeing. It claims hair becomes black or auburn, ending dullness and brittleness, with reduced itching and dandruff. Offer includes a 50 cent price and a three bottle guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Try
Q-Ban
Q-Ban Laboratories
Tenn
Adv
145 Soldiers Off for Philippines From Mobile
Ninety ninth Company United States Coast Artillery with 145 men left Fort Morgan Alabama for Corregidor via New Orleans and the Southern Pacific. They will reach San Francisco November 3 where Captain Canfield will command in the Philippines. A large crowd saw them off at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coast Artillery
Fort Morgan
Alabama
Mobile
Corrigedor
Phillipines Islands
Louisville and Nashville
New Orlean
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Cal
Frisco
Canfield
Excise Board Rules on Liquor Licenses Downtown
Mobile excise commission set policies for transferring retail liquor licenses and concentration in the business district. It will hear Antonio Balladares's transfer from Commerce and Water to Water and Eslava streets on November 4.
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Excise Commission of
Mobile
Hursaay
Joe W. Goldsby
Moene
Pusineke
L'rom
Wisner
Wari
Hud
Antonio Balladares
Commerce
Water
Water and
Keslava
Women of Mobile and Alabama Thanked
Resolutions of thanks adopted by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Southern Commercial Congress extend heartfelt appreciation to the women of Mobile and Alabama for their entertainments. The group lauds President General Mrs. Thomas M. Owen for courtesies shown to delegates and guests. The resolution committee included Mrs. A. McKimbrough of Mississippi, Mrs. Frank J. Woodruff of Tennessee, and Mrs. Thomas A. Janning of Alabama.
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Southern Commercial Congress
Mobile
Alabama
Thomas. M. Owen
A. McKimbrough
Mississippi
Frank J. Woodruff
Tennessee
Thomas A. Janning
Hobson Urges Stronger Navy and Southern Shipyards
The Southern Commercial Congress hear Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson call for expanded shipyards in Mobile and Gulf ports with Birmingham district supply links. Dr. Langdon-Davis urges peace via commerce. Hobson argues naval power enforces the Monroe Doctrine as national destiny, while Fletcher and Owen outline rural credit and European co operation efforts.
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Mobile
Gulf and South Atlantic
Birmingham
Alabama
South
United States
Centar America
South America
West Indies
Clyde
Great Britain
Rhine
Germany
South Atlantic
Gulf
Daniel Webster
Caen Eee
Southern Commercial Congress
Richmond Pearson Hobson
People of Alabama
United States Senate
8B. B. Langdon-Davis
Garton Foundation
Cambridge University
Langdon-Davis
England
Duncan A. Pletcher
Hobson
Senator Fletcher
Davis
Enyland
Clarence J. Owen
Southern Corelal Congress
Amrican Commission On Agricultural Co-operation
Europe
United States Congress
Pan- American Commercial Congress
Commercial Congress
Fletcher
American Commission
Delegates Sail From Mobile for Panama Canal Celebration
A Mobile group and a party of fourteen from New Orleans depart for Panama to celebrate the Panama Canal opening. Dr. Clarence J. Owens calls the voyage an adjourned session of the Southern Commercial Congress. Ralph Shropshire will promote Mobile traffic routes. The 90 day South America tour is postponed to spring.
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William Eliott
Columbia
Hurlene Mobile
Ala
Anna
Ride
Mobile
Lord Pilians
Gregory
My Luce
New Orleans
Panama
M. Hutchins
Chattanooga
Tenn
A. Grant
San Jose
Costa Rica
Paul Abriskosol
Moscow
Russia
Warner V. Sessions
Macon
Miss
Panama Canal
Clarence J. Owens
Southern Commercial Congress
Congress
Alabama
John Tyler Morgan
Don Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce
United Fruit Company
Ralph Shropshire
Washington, D. C
Mobile and Ohio and Southern
Central American
United States
Shropshire
Trade Commission
South America
Excavators Find Two Skeletons Buried Near Franklin Street
While laying a 4 inch gas main on the west side of Franklin Street near Dauphin, workers under G H Walpole disinterred two human skeletons in near perfect condition. The first skeleton lay straight but the skull protruded under the sidewalk, feared to uproot a nearby telephone pole. The site was a former Spaniard burial ground and the bodies likely date about a century back. Bones were turned over to the city sexton for burial after reporting to the Board of Health. One worker remarked on the find saying you never can tell what's in this earth.
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Franklin Street
Dauphin
G. H. Walpole
Mobile Gas Company
Warrior river opening fete postponed to Friday
A telegram announced the Warrior river opening celebration to Mobile is postponed to Friday the 31st. Directors and citizens are urged to attend with the Mobile delegation, as the event marks the first cargo transport from Mobile mineral fields and honors river navigation efforts.
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Warrior River
Mobile
L. C. Irvine
Panama Canal
F. G. Blair
Committee of Arrangements
Wilson
Tuscaloosa
New Orleans
Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Company
Irvine
Humane case goes over in recorder court
Andrew Davis of 255 Canal Street was arraigned in the recorder's court on Wednesday afternoon charged with disorderly conduct and maltreating animals. The case was reset for October 30.
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Andrew Davis
Canal Street
Recorder’s Court
Suffrage League to Be Organized in Mobile
Delegates and twenty Mobile women pledged to assist in organizing a suffrage league at a meeting to be held Thursday night at the Y M C A. Miss Belle Kearney and Mrs Kate Gordon will speak, with Mrs Martha Gielow delivering a stereoptical lecture at the Cawthon hotel prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxilliary
Cawthon
Kate Gordon
Louisiana
Southern Industrial Educational Association
Cawthon Hotel
Belle Kearney
Gordon
Kearney
Cure for Ringworm and Hair Loss Promoted by Cuticura
Mrs. Sadie Pollock reports rapid improvement after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for ringworm on children’s scalps tied to a house-cat exposure. The ad claims complete cure with restored hair growth and promotes free samples and a Skin Book from Cuticura, Boston.
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Aisquith St
Baltimore
Sadie Pollock
Cura
Dept. T
Boston
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DeBriere
G. Hardy Smith
Michael Street
Philippines
99Th Artillery
Turin
Erin
Butuns Laze
Atte Stift
Clarence J.gwens
BOARD
Excise Commission
Women OF
MR. Hobson
Dr. Langdon-Davis
Eng
Lish
DR. Owens
European Credit Tour
President
Duncan A. Fletcher
Claude N. Bennett
Congressional Information Bureau
John T. Morgan
Porie
Membe Ee
Will
Morgan
Suffrage League
Kee
Fellows
Britton
Edwin Clapp
E. H. Britton
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