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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1912

Page

7

Encampment of Alabama National Guard Artillery

Major L S Dorrance commanded the Alabama National Guard field artillery battalion returning to Mobile to arrange a camp for September 12 for eight days at the bay shore site below Monroe Park. Two batteries from Birmingham and Montgomery will participate with about two hundred men under First Lieut King US Army as instructor.

L. S&s. Dorrance Birminghom Field Artillery Alabama National Guard Mobile Mobjel Bay Shore Monroe Park Birmingham Montgomery Kid L. Anderson Sam Roswald King Fourth Field Artillery United States Army War Department Alabama Artillery Dorarnee Maddox Schwarz

New Training College as Memorial to Booth

Bramwell Booth head of the Salvation Army appeals for 750000 dollars to erect equip and maintain a new training college for Salvation Army officers as a memorial to his father. He says better officer training had occupied his father’s thoughts but he hesitated to propose the plan due to the large sum required.

London Bramwell Booth Salvation Army

Weekly building page offers home improvement tips

The item building page appears every Wednesday and Sunday. It provides valuable suggestions related to home improvement and related topics.

Land Bandit Wounds Leave Little Hope for Recovery

Howard Edwards the bandit who robbed Louisville and Nashville train No 38 near Michaud station Louisiana on Wednesday night is gravely wounded with slim chances of recovery. Engineer A Baer who knocked him unconscious with a brass torch will get a $1000 reward. The case is being investigated in New Orleans after Mobile and the Gulf Coast coast detectives search for Bert Messer, a rumored Gulf Coast Traction conductor.

Howard Edwards Louise Nashville Michaud Station A. Baer Mobile

Prison Break Fails as Dog Alerts Sheriff’s Family

Eleven prisoners pried bolts from a cage in Irwin county jail before dawn but Sheriff W A Tucker and his wife halted the escape. A jail yard dog alerted the sheriff, who shot three escapees with a shotgun. One prisoner escaped wounded, another held by Mrs Tucker with a pistol. None seriously hurt.

Ocilla Irwin County W. A. Tucker

Maud Muller at Crescent Theatre Two Reels

At Crescent Theatre Saturday only a beautiful two reel production of Whit tier's Maud Muller. Added attraction Florence Lawrence in The Winning Fund, touted as the world’s greatest motion picture actress. Two features for 5 cents.

Maud Muller Crescent Theatre Whittier Florence Lawrence

German Emperor Braves Rain on Zurich Afoot Tour

In Zurich on September 5, the German emperor pressed on despite heavy rain, resuming his morning itinerary as rain lashed the city. His companions and staff kept to the planned schedule while officials organized shelter and security around the public events.

Zurich Witzerland

Demand for Back Duty Reaches $100000 Key figures Named

An official claim over $100000 for back duties was sent to American Sugar refining in care of Collector Clarence S. Hebert. U S District Attorney Beattie plans proceedings if settlement fails, with no criminal case expected. The event occurred at a lunch in a tent alongside General Pau of the French military mission.

New Orleans Port Clarence Hebert United States Beattie General Pau Pau Germany President Falleries

Prendergast Leads Progressive Governor Bid at Convention

Syracuse report says Comptroller William A. Prendergast remains the leading governor candidate as the Progressive state convention reconvenes. Bainbridge Colby’s name appears unlikely to be presented, while state chairman Hotchkiss avoids candidacy. Governor Hiram W. Johnson of California is slated to address the morning session.

Syracuse N. Y William A. Prendergast New York Bainbridge Calby Hotchkiss Prendergast Hiram W. Johnson California

Tomorrow's program features Maud Muller and The Winning Punch

An artistic presentation of Whittier's Maud Muller in two reels alongside Florence Lawrence in The Winning Punch. Admission is five cents.

Maud Muller Whittier Florence Lawrence

Colonel to Tour Texas in October Visit

Progressive leaders announced that Theodore Roosevelt will tour Texas in early October following his appearance before the Senate Contributions Committee in Washington. He is expected to speak in the South and reach as far west as Texas after October 3.

Houston Texas Theodore Rosevelt Senate Contributions Committee Washington

Frauds in South Carolina elections draw scrutiny

In Columbia, Senator John Gary Evans urged funds to investigate alleged election frauds. Reports from Greenwood and Darlington counties cite ballot irregularities with voters counted multiple times and boxes containing excess votes, signaling extensive irregularities under review.

Columbia D. C John Gary Evans State Democratic Executive Committee Darlington Greenwood

Sugar shipment rate complaint filed against Southern Pacific

A Benson firm contends it faced gross discrimination in freight charges, arguing California to Texas sugar rates were lower than California to Ben Texas routes. It filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking a regulatory order.

Washington B. Mater & Pany Benson, Artes Interstate Commetes Coumission Southern Pacific Rar Company California Texas Ben Ari

Runaway Car Wrecks Candy Wagon On Davis Street

A runaway vehicle from Rybel Candy Company crashed along Davis Street injuring or scattering hundreds of children who were nearby. The wagon was badly damaged and much candy was lost as bystanders chased the vehicle while drivers struggled to regain control and recover gear.

Davis Rybel Candy Company

National Banks Report Seeks End of Summer Statement

Washington September 6. The comptroller of the currency calls for a statement of the condition of all national banks in the United States as of September 4 to assess the level of business activity.

Washington Comptroller United

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