Loan to Allies May Go Under a Billion
A Anglo-French financial commission and major banking houses held a secret meeting in gate York to discuss a mammoth credit loan to Great Britain and France. Rumors said the loan could be half of the original request with about 500 million promised, possibly rising to 650 or 750 million. Interest may run around 5 percent to investors and about 5 1 2 percent to underwriters, with debate over funding munitions versus commodities. The plan’s fate hinges on scope and use, while exchange markets gained on the news as sterling climbed to 4.70 3 4 dollars and Reichsmarks rose.
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Polish Physicians Imprisoned by Russian Police Report
Dr H C Beinewiner of the Library of Congress Music division and his family describe being seized by Russian police in Grodno and jailed with murderers for 48 hours after leaving passports. He notes shortages of coal and transport hindering ammunition movement and comments on Polish sympathy toward Germany. The Kursk voyage is said to have used White Sea mine sweepers to clear Norwegian mines.
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GM declares 50 percent cash dividend per share
New York Sept 17 General Motors Company declares a cash dividend of 50 percent or $50 a share on common stock after a board meeting. Yearly gross sales reached $94,425,000 with net profits of $14,926,000 for the year ending July 31. Undivided profits stand at $13,400,000. Real estate transfers and an ammonia pipe burst are noted, with Frank Moore dead at 70.
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Birthday Parade Of Mobile Children
The item lists children born in September with their ages and addresses. John E. Bell Stella Williams Ethel Frei and Charles Duffy are invited to a birthday picture party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon. Tickets mailed. Families asked to send full names addresses and birthdates to the Children's Editor Mobile Tenn two days before their birthday.
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Bryan May Travel as Dove of Peace
Washington reports plans to send former Secretary Bryan on a peacemaking mission to Europe. Dr William Forgo, representing foreign language editors, outlined a personal visit to belligerent nations to advocate peace with Bryan potentially funding his trip. Forgo praised Bryan as highly esteemed across Europe and said an announcement may follow today.
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Beatty condemns inaction of fleet sailors in war work
London dispatch reports Vice Admiral Sir David Beatty laments sailors who read of distant war deeds while their own ships operate in minesweeping and sub dodging. He recalls starting the war with confidence but says the promise has fallen away and urges effort.
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Judge Somerville Buried in Tuscaloosa Burial set for eminent Alabamian
Judge Henderson M. Somerville former president of the national board of customs appraisers died at his Edgemere Long Island summer home at seventy eight. Born in Madison County Virginia he served as Alabama supreme court associate justice from 1880 to 1890 and held multiple state posts and honorary roles. Burial planned for Tuscaloosa Alabama.
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Funeral Notices and Obituaries in Local Cemetery Row
Funeral of Patrick J Burns with large cortege from staff of Metropolitan Life and community groups. Also notices for Ida Chapman 70, Sarah Jordan 91 and Sarah E Sullivan with funeral details and pallbearers listed.
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St. Joseph's Sedarity
A. B. Jacob
F. K. Cogburn
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Co. T. Duncan
W. H. Walker
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Grocers Plan System to Stop Beating Debts
The Retail Grocers Association adopted a resolution to expel any member who extends credit to an arrears debtor. The plan, binding over 150 grocers and effective October 1, aims to stop “beats.” Green grocers will join the main body, offices set at 10 Dauphin street with secretary T. J. Duggan. Samuel J. Calloway and Edwin Warley spoke.
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Taft En Route After California Exposition Visit
Former President William Howard Taft attended a parade here yesterday then viewed the Panama California Exposition. He left for San Francisco to sail for New York via the canal.
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Bay Minette Farmer Seeks Help Finding Runaway Daughter
G F Ray a Bay Minette Alabama farmer asked police Friday to locate his 16 year old daughter who ran away Thursday night with another girl and came to the city. The girl is described as sallow, dark cropped hair and blue eyes. FILES SUIT FOR RENT The Wizard Investment Company filed suit Thursday in Mobile against the Mobile Fish and Oyster Company for 625 dollars for rent due on a fish house at the head of Eslava Street. It usually takes more than a magnetic personality to draw the cash.
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Revival Draws Large Audience at Anderson Church
Dr. Anderson led a Thursday revival at the Baptist Tabernacle with a large crowd present. In about eighteen months as pastor 142 members joined, nearly 3600 dollars raised, 500 dollars given to benevolences, and the debt reduced by 2000 dollars with a promise of 1000 more by April 30 1916. The Baptist Home Mission board supported the effort. Floating debt is paid every ninety days. Tonight is Young People’s Night. No services Saturday.
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Unclear Scheduling Notes for Weekend Meeting
The fragment mentions an afternoon and Saturday night event but then states a meeting will be Sunday night, leaving the exact schedule uncertain. No names, places, or organizations are provided to anchor the notice.
Seats for Motormen on Interurban Cars
Orders issued by agasi H. Wilson of the Venus TA Railroad Company direct the master mechanic at 166 Pal Park to install folding seats for motormen on all suburbans. Monroe Park will close on September 26 and the last motion picture program is set for Sunday, September 18.
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Stolen cloth identified in Lafayette Street discovery
Four bolts of cloth used for making ladies coat suits found under a dwelling on Lafayette street were turned to police. M Campbell reported the fabric was stolen from his home over two months ago.
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Sweet Potatoes Sale Hidden in OCR Trash
Readable items show pricing scraps for sweet potatoes with odd codes like .20c and 4 for 10c, plus scattered numbers 246 256 156 5 .8¢. The fragment hints at a supermarket or market ad listing bulk potato deals and unit prices.
Four Million Russians Prisoners Reported by Vienna Berlin
Geneva reports via La Suisse that 2,571,750 Russians have been taken prisoner since May 1 by Austrians and Germans. The note cites 6,000 guns and 4,000 machine guns captured and compares with earlier Austrian and German tallies.
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U S officers to inspect Grand Riviere by armed train
Col. Eli K. Cole and Col. L W T Waller of the American expeditionary forces departed Cape Haitien by armed train for an inspection of the Grand Riviere district southeast of Cape Haitien. General Carlos Zamor accompanied the party.
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Weather and theft report amid Cuba advisory and watch theft
Weather forecast notes high pressure and near steady Tombigbee and Alabama river conditions for 36 hours with a 94 degree Boston high. A Cuba disturbance moves northwest while Florida rain follows a low pressure system. Detectives arrest Mose Thomas on pawnshop theft with a ladies Elgin watch. identify if stolen property.
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