Beehle Item Company Beholds Building Price Details
A fragment from an advertisement shows Beehle Item Company at Annil Street in Mobile Alabama listing building price information. The text cites Associated Press and International News Service as reporting sources with subscription rate details and office telephone numbers for departments.
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le Item Company, Inc
Annil Street
Mobile
cSiicage
Ciated Press
Tm Newspaper Publishers’ Association
deGeeese
BSS
Bell
The Mobile Doctrine and Parcel Post Views
An 1913 discussion notes President Wilson’s Monroe Doctrine stance dubbed the Mobile Doctrine and praises the parcel post as a nationwide carrier. It highlights federal policy shifts, open markets, and the postal service’s vast reach from Alaska to the Philippines, stressing a new era of commercialism and domestic costs.
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Je’ Ttem
Patama Canal
Ier Leary
England
Ling
Inves- 40
United States
Lent Wilson
State Department Buern Nation
Mobile
Avertus
Mobile Bord
Parcel Post
United
Burleson
Saturday Evening Post
Alaska
New York
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Ite
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Belgium
France
Germany
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Wyoming
Great Britain
Vermont
Colorado
Alabama
Financing Debt of Nicaragua Republic
Charles A. Conant of this city and FP. C. Edon discuss financed reform in Nicaragua toward a gold basis. United States backing, a central national bank, and potential treaties are cited as keys to restoring sound finances and enabling broader US–Nicaragua trade and possible canal interests.
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Charles A. Conant
FP. C.etdon
Nicaragua
Goa
Mr. Conant
New York
Ani
Mannner
United States
Conant
Philippines
Mexico
Ayail
America
Central America
Washington
Central National Bank
Washington Dispatches
National Bank of Nicaragua
Senate
Taft
Federal
Gulf of Fonseca
Brown Brothers
Seligmans
C. M. Conant
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Europe
Mobile Colon Line Hopes Arise From Local Involvement
The article notes merchants demand tangible action from United Fruit Company to establish a Mobile to Colon passenger and freight service. It highlights past broken promises linked to W. H. Arm Drecht and Mobile Chamber of Commerce and cites J. D. Nettles as Mobile manager offering renewed optimism despite doubts about local demand.
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United Fruit Company
Mobile
Colon
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Arm. Drecht
J. D. Nettles
Verdict by coin toss highlights jury flaws in Mobile case
A Mobile jury acquitted a well known businessman charged with speeding after a heads or tails verdict. The judge dismissed the panel, criticizing its competence and pointing to legal tricks that undermine fair decisions. The piece argues verdicts rely on proper fact evaluation, not fortune.
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Mobile
Birmingham Age-Herald
Curious Bits of History and Maritime Nicknames
Britain's next battleship to be named the Tron Duke after the Duke of Wellington. The Iron Duke name arose from a Mersey steamship nicknamed for the duke, while Lord Haldane and Cardinal Wolsey traveled with vastly different retinues. The Harry Grace a Dieu, England’s first two-decker, carried 72 guns. A 1622 Hague marvel described a wheeled and sailing engine said to move over twenty people and speed above fifteen miles per hour on sands.
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Britain
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Mersey
Lord Haldane
England
Cardinal Wolsey
Haldane
Wolsey
the Hague
Chicago News
Yearlong wait for Alabama Senate seat looms
The Knoxville Journal and Tribune notes it will be over a year before Alabama elects Underwood to the senate, with Hobson hoping the wait will exceed that.
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Alabama
Underwood
Senate
Hobson
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Newspaper Club of Birmingham Raises Initiation Fee
Prosperity notes the Newspaper club of Birmingham has raised its initiation fee to $50. The Macon News asks who claimed there were no millionaires in the newspaper business.
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Newspaper Club of Birmingham
Macon News
Edith Helena To Star In Madame Butterfly Tonight
Edith Helena, slated for Lucia di Lammermoor debut weeks hence, appears tonight in the title role of Madame Butterfly. Ivy Scott, who previously sang the title role, is unable to perform due to Lois Eyell’s position and timing.
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Edith
Helena
Lucia di Lammermoor
Madame ” Butsaree
Ivy Scott
Lois Eyell
New Philosophy of Efficiency Hails Recruits for Nation
Boston News Bureau calls on a wide array of trades to advise on a fresh system for national efficiency. The plea lists cooks, chauffeurs, masons, teachers, physicians, bankers, and others to contribute ideas while excluding sailors and certain professionals.
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Sam
Washington Letter Advocates American Art Over Foreign Designs
Washington letter notes Senator Jones' push for temples near Union Station to honor American women while Secretary McAdoo pushes Arabic numerals on public buildings for clarity. It cites a shift toward American artists in official projects from Roosevelt era to Wilson, and mentions the Lincoln Memorial project with a $2,000,000 expenditure as part of ongoing national art beautification.
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Victor Elliott
Washington
Senator Jones
Senate
Union Station
United States Capitol
McAdoo
Treasury Department
United States
Bis
Uncle Sam
Congressional Library
Roosevelt
White House
Tafts
Wilson
Aon Ment of Agriculture
Colony
Capitol
Lincoln Memorial
Semeria i & Probe
Calle 108Th Lincoln Memorial
Cut the Name in Two at Hampstead Green Post Office
A Hampstead Green post office problem arises when two women try to send a money order to a Turk without a Christian name. The clerk suggests splitting the name into two, noting the man has none, and hints at reporters keeping quiet about oddities in print.
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General Postoffice
Hampstead Green
Baines
Oxford Street
Penny supremacy challenged by new coinage history note
The article discusses the long dominance of the penny in English coinage, noting the florin's appearance in 1245 and a 14th century context. Details are fragmentary but point to a shift in coinage history and the penny's waning supremacy.
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Joan
Ee Eee
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Montgomery Advertiser
Boston News Bureau
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