Reorganized Mobile Item Company Leadership 1913
The Mobile Item notes the company was reorganized and re established in April 1912 with M. Sia as president, G. O Connell as secretary and treasurer, and Van Antwerp as vice president and general manager. Located at Mobile, Alabama street address. Dated September 7, 1913.
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Mobile Item
M . Sia Wobrea Treat Oeigh Item Company
Ino. Street
Mobile
Ala
van Antwerp Sevevesesss
s+eeeese
G. O'Connell
MoitOr
Mobile and Latin America focus at Pan-American talks
The Southern Commercial Congress and Pan American Union officials plan a tour to promote the Panama Canal opportunity in the South. Mobile’s role as a gateway to Panama is questioned as United Fruit Company delays direct Mobile Colon steamship links, prompting calls for permanent Panama service.
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Commercial Congress
John Brett
Pan-American Union
Clarence J. Owens
Or Commercial Congress
Washingon
Barrett
Owens
Balti Maré
Richmond
Columbia
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Knoxville
Knox Wile
Southern Commercial Congress
Mobile
Pan-American Commercial Congress
Union
United States
Panama
Argentine Republic
Panma Canal
Suez Canal
David A. Wells
Gulf Coast
South
iMobile
Central
Amerca
Canal Zone
Armbrecht
State Railroad Commission
Montgomery
Henderson
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Mobile Bodies
Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Commission
Birmingham
Colon
United Fruit Company
Colombian
Central America
Honduras
Colombia
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Republic Creosoting Company
Republic Company
New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce
Mobile-Columbia
Crawford H. Ellis
Latin America
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Panama Canal
Wilson
America
W. H. Armbrecht
Page urges back to the land to revive American life
Washington writer argues Walter Page urges rural build up to sustain virility of American civilization. He contends city life left out the countryside and that the nation must organize country life while acknowledging Page’s outdoor advocacy and debates over tariffs and wool schedules.
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Washington
Walter H. Page
Court of St. James
England
Page
Federal Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
United States
Mr. Page
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Socrates
Solomon
Proof of Prosperity And Healthy Business
New York reports rising retail stocks depleted and buyers flocking from major markets. Banks note ample credit and confidence that fall sales will be strong, with farmers and retailers relying on prepared financing to meet crop and market needs.
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New York
United States
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
West
Postoffice Nabs Broadway Play Broker Watt
New York reporters detail Eugene Barry Watt founder of the National Author's Institute in the Gaiety Theatre building. He and associates allegedly took about twenty thousand dollars from writers with $2 to $20 fees promising fame. Watt was previously convicted in 1908 for using the mails fraudulently. The piece also covers a Garden City moving picture battle scene and tennis service debates sparked by British claims on American play.
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New York
Eugene Barry Watt
National Author’s Institute
Gaiety Theatre
Broadway
Postal
Secret Service
Watt
Institute
Paterso N. J
Institute” Place Her “Dramas.” Watt
Atlanta
National Authors’ Institute
Brooklyn
Garden City
Ball to Exhibit in America After All Mrs Pankhurst Says
Mrs Pankhurst confirms a ball will exhibit in America after all despite prior doubts. The statement signals renewed plans and invites participation from supporters and observers in the transatlantic cultural exchange.
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Ball
America
Mrs. Pankhurst
First Bull Moose memorial service in Chicago runs dry at supper
The first annual Bull Moose memorial service was held in Chicago. Republican papers note mourners refused any beverage resembling grape juice at the post funeral supper.
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Chicago
Name vs Fame by John Kendrick Bangs
A poem lines up a contrast between fame and character. The speaker prefers a reputation for integrity over praise, imagining a person with an open mind who lives honestly and remains "upon the level" regardless of applause.
Brooklyn yacht steward Granger serves up record lobsters in NY
Chris Granger of Brooklyn, acting as yacht steward, reportedly devoured thirty nine lobsters and sides on a single wager, calling it a light lunch while eclipsing a prior sixteen pound beefsteak record. An alderman notes Granger’s feats amid a boasting era of rising securities and capital, with buyers flowing in from major centers.
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Jim’ Brady
Gourmandy
Chris” Granger
Brooklyn
Granger
New York
United States
Stock Exchange
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Florida
Galveston
John Milton
Gotham
Henry Hazlett
International Lawn Tennis Association
Mr. Hazlett
Coney Island
John Kendrick Bangs
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