Mobile Health Specialists Arrive for Regional Survey
A party led by Surgeon General Rupert arrives in Mobile aboard a special train from the Alabama, Tennessee and Kern Railway to survey malaria, hookworm, typhoid and other diseases. The group includes Drs von Erzdorf and Blue, Dr Stiles, Julia Lathrop, and Miss DuBose with stops listed from York to Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erzdorf
Mobile
Eeports
Alabama, Tennessee and Kern Railway
T John T. Cochrane
Rupert
R. P. Hobson
Alabama
Arene
Eptember
York
Geiger
Aliceile
Carrollton
Reform
York P. m
World
Hassell
Lisman
Arrrive West Butler
Gilbertown
Silas
Chatom
Calvert
Dr. Blue
Dr. von Erzdorf
Stiles
Julia Lathrop
Children's Bureau of Education
DuBose
Navy
Charles Rudolph Visits St Louis On railroad Business
Charles Rudolph general passenger agent of the Mobile and Ohio railroad in the city arrived in St Louis Missouri on business related to fare and to meet friends. He notes the summer traffic on the Mobile and Ohio was heavier than usual for this season and predicts strong winter tourist travel with substantial city advertising for a winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rudolph
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Ater
St. Louis
Mobile and Ohio
Rudolph
Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair
A famous Sage Tea and Sulphur remedy promises to darken hair naturally in days. The ad claims gray hair vanishes after one or two applications and promotes a 50 cent bottle sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Adv
All-Alabama Luncheon Aims For World Feeding Image At Congress
Mrs. Marie Banknead Owen outlined a Southern Commercial Congress auxiliary plan to memorialize Senator John Tyler Morgan and unite South women. The Mobile county group was organized with one representative from each district listing numerous members and locales across Mobile area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tyler Morgan
Canal Zone
South
Southern Commercial Congress
Marie Banknead Owen
Home Economics Club
Owen
Seale Harris
Alabama
Moopile
Bayou la Batre
Dr. Persons
Brothers
Peter Harvard
Blue Springs
R. B. McConnell
Calvert
F. A. Webb
Salvert
J. W
Cedark
Dan Cole
Ronelle
Means Blewett
Citronelle
R. L. Scott
Coden
William Clark
Cottage Hill
McCreary
Shady Grove
Joe Freeland
Satsuma
T. D. Powers
Spring Hil
S. P. Gaillard
Stringers
G. H. Odom
Stringfellow
Robert Stringfellow
St. Elmo
R.ere
Toulmin Gaines
Turnerville
L. P. George
Union
C. H. Dees
Walker
William Gardner
Wheelerville
F. Fincher
Williams
Garner Roberts
Whistler
Peter Peterson
Wilmer
T. H. Brannan
Norway U S Direct Wireless Link Contract Approved
The Norwegian Storthing approved a contract to install direct wireless communication between Norway and the United States, marking a significant international telecommunication agreement. The action signals formal acceptance of technical and political terms by the parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storthing
United States
Three Aliens Held for Immigration Inquiry
Three deserters from ships in this port Abdul Gham Louis Monin and Robert McKay are jailed awaiting examination before an immigration board. McKay is suspected of insanity after claiming to have been in a madhouse. Monin fled after release on recognizance and was arrested again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration Board of
Abdul Gham
Louis Monin
Robert McKay
Abdul
Skerries
Monin
Kosmos
McKay
Fulton
Ala
Jack Worden
Abdul Ghem
United States
Canada
Great Meteor Seen Over Mississippi Sound South Shore
A large meteor brightly lit appears Thursday night over the southern county coast. J A Joullian of the Alabama Oyster Commission and others report a luminous airship like object traveling from southeast to northwest, about twenty five feet long and 1000 feet high, seen from Alabama Port and nearby communities around 7 30 p.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Sound
J. A. Joullian
Alabama Oyster Commission
Artic
A. Delchamps
Alabama
City Briefs Highlight Local Police and Legal Notices
A Friday letter from Griffin Georgia Chief Pate H Phelps reports George E Akers jailed on two indictments for passing worthless checks and obtaining money by false pretenses. Also a marriage license was issued to John H Plash and Laura C Kisutter. A $3 000 000 mortgage for Mobile and Ohio Railroad bonds is filed, securing a St Louis Cairo line purchase. Officers seek J A Bell description to Alexandria Louisiana authorities and unions seek injunction dissolution against strikebreakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Pate H. Phelps
Griffin
George E. Akers
Stevens
Government Street
Phelps
Crenshaw
Akers
Pinkerton
Atlanta
John H. Plash
Laura C. Kisutter
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
St. Louis
St. Louis and Cairo
F. W Crenshaw
Barnes
Bentley
Alexandria
J. A. Bell
J. A. Parker
Bell
No Hope for Recovery of Commissioner Brannan
Lewis Brannan, brother of County Commissioner Henry Brannan, said his brother is ill at home in Wilmer Alabama and unlikely to recover. He reported this from Mobile on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannan
Lewis Brannan
Henry Brannan
Wilmer
Ala
Mobile
Paymaster Shot and Robbed of Large Sum
Reports say four bandits held up and shot the pay master at a powder plant under construction at Parr Shoals on Broad river, twenty two miles north of Columbia. They robbed him of sixteen thousand dollars and bloodhounds have been sent to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
8. C
Columbia
Parr Shoals
Broad River
Robberies Reported From Wreck Victims Bodies
New Haven, Conn. coroner reports that after the fatal wreck last Tuesday, robbers plundered bodies in the debris. The interstate commerce commission investigates the incident as authorities search for those responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Mix
New Orleans Picked as 1914 Fire Engineers Convention City
New Orleans was selected as the 1914 convention city for the International Association of Fire Engineers. Thomas Haney of Fla was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New Orleans
International Association of Fire Engineers
Thomas Haney
Ee Fla
Attempted assassination targets Japanese official in Tokyo
Moritaro Abe, director of the political bureau of the Japanese foreign office, was stabbed in the abdomen in Tokyo. He is reported to suffer a severe wound from the attack today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Moritaro Abe
Japanese Foreign Office
Buyers Press City on Mobile School Bond Issue
City commissioners report ongoing interest from bond buyers in Mobile's 150000 school bond at less than par plus accrued interest. Six communications arrived recently with one offer to take at par if printing and attorney fees are covered. Officials prefer waiting for an improved bond market before proposing a favorable figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Mary's Lamb at Lyric Promises Large Saturday Sale
Attendance for the Saturday matinee and night performances of Mary's Lamb at the Lyric is expected to be very large with an added orchestra and featured music. Bertha Yeoman stars as prima donna in Carle's musical, praised for coloratura voice and acting. Dr Dippy's Discovery at Dreamland draws big laughs with a strong musical farce and notable young dancer Elioire Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carle
Mary
Lyric Heatre
Dreamland
Dr.Dippy
Allen
Kenna
Dr. Dippy
Fred B. Kramer
Ludlow Allen
Billy Cochrane
Charles Dolittle
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles
An advertisement claims Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles and several other ailments including diabetes and rheumatic disorders. It offers mail order with a $1 receipt and a two-ounce bottle as a treatment, urging readers to send for the product from Dr. E. W. Hall in St. Louis, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
Saaren
Alaba
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Local squall causes minor damage in city
A brief local squall struck Mobile Friday afternoon bringing winds up to 24 mph. It caused slight window damage in the downtown area and interrupted telegraph service for a few minutes. Forecaster Ashenberger said the squall was locally confined with likely additional squalls along the gulf coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Weather Bureau
Ashhenberger
Gulf Coast
Fincher Is Severely Wounded In Wheelerville Fight
Jessie Fincher was seriously cut multiple times in a Wheelerville altercation with resident Frank Young. Young is sought by deputies and a warrant was sworn out in the inferior criminal court by Fincher’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelerville
Jessie Fincher
Frank Young
Young
Inferior Criminal Court
Fire damages house at 61 Wa Intetree due to sparks
A small fire at 61 Wa Intetree damaged a residence occupied by Jennie Lewis Friday evening. Sparks reportedly ignited the blaze, causing light damage to the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lewis
Wa Intetree
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A. T
Ikolo
Auriliary
Morgan Memorial
T. M. Owens
Economics Club
DR. Brown
Louisiana
Texas
Brown
Dauphin Street
Miss Bertha Yeoman
the Lyric
Robert M’kay
Boyles & Kohn
Iron Workers
Chancery Court
Weta Om
Reg
Dart
Sandie
Mobile’s
Fincher
Tutt’s
The
Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
Satentyngny
Royal
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