Redfield Denies Unfitness for Census Jobs
Secretary of Commerce William C. Redfield rejected Charles B. Hughes claims that census director and coast geodetic survey posts were filled for political reasons. He said the candidate learned from his party circles that he was misinformed and that census work lagged with wasteful spending.
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Associated Press
Portland
William C. Redfield
Commerce
Charles B. Hughes
Redfield
Code Messages Ready to Flash Peace Degree
A historical note discusses a mission to craft wage schedules that prevent forcing employees to work at the prescribed rate, referencing a wage policy aim or proposal tied to a peace degree context.
Senate expected to pass Adamson eight hour day bill
Washington reports the senate aimed to vote by 6 pm on the Adamson eight hour day bill, passed by the house to end the railway strike. Brotherhood leaders prepared to revoke strike orders if approved and sent to President Wilson for signature. The measure sets an eight hour standard from January 1 1917 for interstate steamship lines over 100 miles, with a three member presidential commission to study conditions, and preserves current wages for longer days with pro rata overtime. The bill cleared the house 239 to 56.
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Brotherhoods
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Adamson
House
Wilson
Four Brotherhoods
Long Branch
N. J
Interstate Commerce Committee
New Method Backache Tied to Kidney Disorder
Article explains backache stems from kidney congestion leading to uric acid buildup. Symptoms include nervousness, fatigue, vision spots, and irritation. Suggests meat restriction, increased water, and taking a single anuric tablet before meals. urges asking a druggist for anuric. Applies to lumbago rheumatism dropsy with immediate novel treatment.
Churches in and Near Mobile Church Notices
A concise listing of services across Mobile area churches. It covers Sunday school times, preaching schedules, midweek prayers, and church events at First Baptist, Baptist Tabernacle, Oakdale, Crichton, Prichard, Dauphin Way, North Side, Calvary, and other congregations. Includes pastors, superintendents, and meeting details.
Church Services Schedule For City Parishes
A list of Sunday and daily services for Christ Church St Imanuel All Saints Grace Trinity St Anthony and Jackson streets St Marks Toulminville St Paul Spring Hill and Whistler with rectors and service times including Holy Communion Morning prayer sermon and Sunday school led by Rev. ministers.
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Christ Church
St. Imanuel
Church Streets
Matthew Brewster
All Saints’ Church—Government
Ann Streets
James F. Plummer
James T. McCan
Grace Church
St.Anthony and
Jackson Streets
A. G. Richards
J. T. McCan
J. F. Plummer
All Saints’ Church
Whistler
Presbyterian Churches Announce Services And Schedules
Government Street Presbyterian Church lists Sunday school 9 30 a m and morning service 11 a m with union service at Bienville Square 8 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday. South Franklin Street and Broad Street churches show 7 30 p m or 11 a m worships with Sunday schools at 9 30 or 10 a m and Y P S C E leadership. Central Presbyterian notes 11 a m and 7 30 p m services with Sabbath school 9 30 a m. Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Catholics mentioned.
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Government Street Presbyterian Church
H. M. Perkins
Ll. G. Curtis
Julius Winter
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
H.M. Perkins
N. Crane
Central Presbyterian Church
Dau Phin and
Ann Streets
D. A. Planck
D. D
Christian Endeavor Society
Mobile Pastors Sunday Topics
Rev Elbert St Poole of North Side Baptist Church outlines morning topic The Foundation of the Building and a 3:30 p.m. service on Will God Ever Forsake His Children Pursuits at St Francis Street Methodist Church feature Rev C McGehee with morning topic Authority in Religion and evening Soldiers
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Elbert ST. Poole
North Side Baptist Church
C. C. M'Gehee
St.Francis
Street Methodist Church
Authority In Religion
Parish Mass Schedules Across Several Churches Listed
A long notice lists mass times and service details for numerous churches. It covers St Josephs St Marys St James St Mathews St Catherine of Siena St Margaret St Peters St Vincents and several Methodist and other local churches with Sunday and weekday schedules, holy hours, confessions, rosaries and special feast day observances.
Seventh Day Adventists Meet at First Christian Church
The Seventh Day Adventists hold Sabbath services at the First Christian Church located at Government and Dearborn streets. Sabbath school starts at 9:45 a.m., followed by worship services after the class.
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Seventh Day Adventists
First Christian Church
Government and
Dearborn Streets
First Christian Church Schedule on Government and Dearborn Streets
Rev. S. P. Speigel presides with Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by G. E. Comer. Morning sermon at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. No evening service. will unite with other churches in Bienville Square at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p.m.
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First Christian
Dearborn
S. P. Speigel
G. E. Comer
Christian ‘Endeavor
Bienville Square
First Church Services and Reading Room Schedule
Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Reading room same address open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
St. Emanuel Street
Lutheran Service at 3 P M in Dearborn Corner
Lutheran Church at Corner Dearborn and St Francis streets announces a service at 3 PM led by Rev M Hennig pastor. The notice provides timing and location for parish worship.
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Lutheran Church
Dearborn and
St. Francis Streets
Hi, M. Hennig
Fraternal McGinnis No 71 anniversary celebration delight
McGinnis Lodge 71 I O O F marked its 45th anniversary with a successful birthday event. The program included piano solos by John and Irva Mallon, a recitation by Constance Adkinson, a playful table back dance by Powell Adkison, and a skit on lodge benevolence. Past Grand James Sharp gave a talk on lodge principles, highlighting the Cullman Orphans Home. Local leaders So J Cahail and A D Bloch offered praise, Mrs. Perkins Prewitt led the piano, and a social hour followed refreshments.
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M’ginnis
McGinnis Lodge
Thad
John
Irva Mallon
St. Peter At the Gate
Constance Adkinson
Powell Adkison
James Sharp
Odd Fellows
Cullman
J. Cahail
Alabama Lodge No. 1
A. D. Bloch
Mobile Lodge No. 8
McGinnis
Enthusiastic Meeting Sets Stage for Maple Camp Entertainment Series
Company C 123rd Regiment of Maple Camp No 5 W O W held a lively August meeting. The entertainment committee plans tickets for a September 27 show, kicking off a new series to attract members and the public, with Gus Seiple as chair and Walter P Ludvigsen as secretary.
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Maple Camp No. 5
Maple Camp
Gus Seiple
Walter P. Ludvigsen
Maple Camp Social Meeting Prompted by Big Attendance
The monthly social meeting of Ma ple Camp is set for Wednesday night September 6 with expected unusually large attendance. The prize committee promises real surprises for lucky members at the next meeting. Several candidates will be present to be instructed in the secret work continued on Opposite Page.
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Maple Camp
President Declares Redeemed Promises Amid Mexico Policy Debate
The president defends his Mexico policy as aimed at aiding oppressed people and not seeking property rights. He cites four years of legislation on business, tariffs, anti trust, banking reform, rural credits, and the federal trade commission, insisting his party has fulfilled its platform and advanced progressive goals. His lengthy address spans about five thousand words.
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Mexico
Geome
Federal Trade Commission
Rome
Progressive Party
Tug Echo Returns From Pensacola Tow
The tug Echo of the Mobile Tow ing and Wrecking Company returned Saturday from Pensacola Florida. The Echo towed the bark Stranger from Havana to Pensacola for repairs.
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Tig Echo
Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company
Pensacola
Fla
Stranger
Havana
Boy Scouts Recruit at St Francis and Royal Streets
Scouts ages 10 to 18 enroll at a recruiting session opening 4 p.m. Saturday at the northwest corner of St Francis and Royal streets. After enrollment, Scoutmaster Fr. E. Dairy Sr plans two hikes for the group along Government Street.
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St. Francis and
Royal Streets
FR. E. Dairy
Government Street
Handsome Southern Port Mobile Booklet Issued
A well illustrated booklet titled A Southern Port Mobile has been issued by the Mobile Chamber of Commerce. It covers the port railroads horticulture livestock agriculture climate history Mobile as a convention city and essential facts about Mobile.
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Mobile
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
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