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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1913

Page

9

Mobile County Roads Bid Notice in 1913

Bids will be received by the revenue and road commission of Mobile County for hauling about 12 000 cubic yards of surface material for the second section of its road. The county engineer can be contacted in Room No 11 Bank Building for details. Also note the listing includes stock ads for garden seeds and turnips with limited carryover.

of Revenue and Road Commis Mobile County Coun ‘ Ce Bank

Sol Johnson Confesses Murder in Mississippi

O L J Associated Press reports in Gibson Mississippi on September 17 that Sol Johnson, who admits to the murder, faces potential death penalty.

L. J Associated Press Gibson Miss Sol Hnson

Cotton futures rally on weather and trade signals

Trade in cotton futures moves higher as Texas Oklahoma and England disruptions fuel buying while Liverpool supports prices. Early sessions show gains with September to January contracts advancing and weather prospects for the western belt suggesting more rain.

New York Cotton Opens Firm on Liverpool Cables and Demand

Strong Liverpool cables and rising trade demand helped an active open in New York cotton futures. Prices jumped 15 to 26 points from last night’s close with September at 13.27 and December around 13.15 to 13.25, as southwest and central crop reports added pressure.

New York Liverpool Texas Podruary Fung ccc Iens Rarer Osecs

Liverpool Cotton and Bankruptcy Notices of 1913

Liverpool Cotton reports spot market firm with Middling Fair at 8.06, sales 7,000 bales and 6,600 American. Futures uneven. then a burst of United States Bankruptcy Court notices from Mobile Alabama detailing bankruptcies of F. H. Mumme, J. C. Leibel, and J. C. McCarthy plus first creditor meetings set for September 27, 1913 in Mobile.

United States District Court Southern District of Alabama Joseph J. Paxton Mobile Alabama Eaid Ae Robert T. Ervin Liverpool United States District Court, Southern District. of Iin Fred H. Mumme F. H. Mumme Joseph C. Leibel J. C. Leibel J. C. McCarthy Whistler J.C. McCarthy Ert T. Ervin

Grain and Feed Prices Listed by Mobile Chamber

Quotations from the Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League show prices for corn white and yellow, oats rust proof, hay Timothy and Alfalfa per ton, bran per cwt, C C meal, corn meal per bushel, chops and shorts per cwt, with bulk corn and oats discounts noted as 4 cents per bushel for bulk corn and oats.

Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League C. C

Marine river notes on ships and repairs

The bay steamer Beaver chartered by the Bay Steamship Company was laid up and shifted to the east side of the river. The James A. Carney will be operated daily at 8 PM, replacing the Beaver during repairs to the Pleasure Bay which will last about a month. The Munson liner Grid and the schooner St Olaf went to sea. the Dromore moved to the city wharf. Imports include 12 000 banana bunches and 329 bags coffee. Exports from Isabela de Sagua include 252 550 superf feet of lumber aboard the Clara C Scott.

Beaver The Bay Steamship Company Pleasure Bay James A. Carney Carney Munson Grid St. Olaf Dromore Turner- Hartwell Docks City Wharf Nor Fort Gaines Knudsen Puerto Cortez Hon Clara C.scott Scott Isabela de Sagua Cuba Livingston, Guat Belize Br. Schr Clara C. Scott

Wall Street Opens With Mixed Action on Reading and New Haven

Reading led gains early with a 28-8 surge to 170 1-8 amid London advances. New Haven sank 1-4 to a new low at 183-8 while other listed stocks showed small, irregular moves. Trading featured 13,000 Reading shares and widespread declines in Union Pacific Interboro Met Pfd Can and Rock Island.

New York London New Haven Reading Union Pacific Interboro- Met Pfd Can Rock Island Gama’ Copper American Cotton Oil American Smelting & Ref’ng American Sugar Refining American Tel. & Tel Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & North Western Chicago Mil. & St. Paul Colorado Fuel & Iron Delaware & Hudson Denver & Rio Grande Erie General Electric Great Northern, Pfd Great Northern Ore Ctss Illinois Central Interborough Met Ptd Inter Harvester Louisville & Nashville Missouri Pacific Missouri, Kansas & Texas Lehigh Valley National New York Central Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Southern Mates

Mexicans Save Flags by Hoisting Old Glory

United States soldiers removed Mexican flags at a Mexican independence day event in Brownsville Texas and residents of Pharr Hidalgo County joined in pulling down Mexican flags, until an American flag was raised.

Brownsville Texas United States Pharr Hidalgo County

Savanna naval receipts report shows varied cask sales

The Savannah naval store records note 766 casks received with no sales recorded, amid a September 17 entry from Savannah Ga. Prices listed range from 3.76 to 4.40 per unit, reflecting bids and firm sales. The text also includes an aside on telegrams of sympathy used for advertising purposes.

Naval Savannah

Man in Louisville Ends Prolonged Spree with Self Inflicted Shot

A man identified as C. R. Pollock of International Falls Minnesota reportedly shot himself in a Louisville room after a spree, dying an hour later at the city hospital. Harold Romaine, a chauffeur who drove him from Lick Indiana, was detained as police investigated. The man used aliases including C. R. Patton and claimed New Yorker wealth, with a telegram noting a brick hotel registration.

Louisville CG. R Pollock International Falls Minn Carly Harold Romaine Lick Ind C. R. Patton C. R. Pollock International Bank Lock Romaine Patton

Derby Hat Woes Signal Aging Through Auto Wear

When a derby hat shows its age the effect is most evident beside an automobile. The line between fashion and function blurs as vehicles highlight fabric and trim wear.

Weather front spreads from Great Lakes to Mississippi Valley

A major barometric pressure trough stretches from the Great Lakes to the middle Mississippi Valley. An area of scattered rain covers the eastern half of the states with local showers possible tonight or Thursday. Albert Ashenberger, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.

Moore Minon Tyre Great Lakes Mississippi Valley Mobile Albert Ashenberger Weather Bureau

Window Drapery Theft Reported From VanCaring Office

B A Robinson, in Room 314 of the Van Car ing office, reported a sneak thief entered his room and stole bra and lace curtains valued at $2. The incident occurred on a daytime afternoon, prompting police notification.

B. A. Robinson

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