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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1914

Page

11

Notices in Chancery and Stockholders Meeting for Mobile and Ohio

In Mobile chancery the Harris estate proceedings name John Harris Robert Hart and Moses Hart as involved parties with an appeal deadline of September 28 1914. A second item announces a special stockholders meeting at Gulf Terminal Station Mobile on September 25 1914 to approve up to 50 million dollars in bonds and a mortgage securing them with books closing September 8 and reopening September 26 1914. Fairfax Harrison president issued the notices.

Mobile Ala William Harris Register's Office John Harris Alabama Robert Hart New Orleans Louisiana Moses Hart Nome Texas Della Harris Mobile Item State of Carl Holzborn Register Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Gulf Terminal Station Board of Directors Fairfax Harrison

Wheat prices surge past $1.30 on world demand

The May wheat option jumped to $1.26 5 8 and May delivery climbed to $1.29 1/2 amid reports of German ultimatum to Holland and large export orders for Britain France and Greece. European oats demand and U S export clearances also rose sharply with 1 806 million bushels cleared, far above last year.

Associated Press Chicago Holland Germany United States Great Britain France Greece Minneapolis Seaboard

President Wilson urges new revenue to cover war-time deficit

President Wilson addressed congress urging a $100,000,000 annual tax increase to cover a treasury shortfall caused by Europe’s war. He warned against borrowing and warned that a weak treasury would shock market confidence, calling for immediate internal revenue legislation.

Washington Wilson Congress Treasury Europe United States Underwood Ways and Means Committee Mr. Wilson President Wilson

England Calls Every Man to the Colors in War Rally

In London at Guild Hall Premier Asquith urges all able bodied Britons to enlist as Belgium is described under siege. He credits Lord Kitchener’s recruiting, denounces German aggression, and backs expanding Britain’s forces while urging a $100 million internal tax rise to fund the emergency.

London Guild Hall Asquith Lord Kitchener Belgium Liege Louvain Free States Europe Edward Grey Germany France Russia Great Britain Treasury Congress

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