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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1913

Page

2

Detroit to host 1914 Grand Army encampment meeting

Detroit was chosen unanimously as the 1914 Grand Army of the Republic encampment site, with New York Chicago Mobile and Houston as runners up. The gathering approved a record supporting a National Peace Monument at Kickapoo battlefield and adjourned for lunch. Miss Mary S Kidder of Milford N H was named president of Daughters of Veterans in sessions tied to the encampment.

Chattanooga Tenn Mich Grand Army of Republic Detroit New York Hicago Mobile Houstoin Texas National Peace Monument Kickamauga United Confederate Veterans Mary S. Kidder Milford Daughters of Veterans Organiza

Strike Near Settlement in White Longshoremen Tie

Both sides announced Friday they are within one or two points of a settlement in the white longshoremen strike over working conditions and recognition of the negro local. J M Walsh and J H Fricke conferred and indicated a return to work may come Saturday morning.

J. M. Walsh J. H. Fricke International Longshoremen’s Association Mr. Walsh

Girl’s Shy Exit from Hall Sparks Mention of Red Cheeks

A girl blushes after stepping from a dark hall where a young man needing a shave waits. The scene hints at tension and unspoken nerves as observers note the awkward moment.

Fraternal Lodges Fuel Panama Canal Celebration Plans

Local lodge committees raise funds and organize a large fraternal pageant for Mobile's Panama Canal Celebration. W O W Maple Camp plans $200, Knights of Honor $150, with 14,000 members organized into marching clubs and distinctive attire to mark the parade. Louisiana participation expected at Southern Commercial Congress with Cahall handling arrangements.

Southern Commercial Congress James B Commerce Ee W. O. W One and Ladies of Honor Cahall New Orleans Arran Ents Louisiana Baton Rouge Alexandria Lake Charles Mobile James 4. Cahall Maple Gamp No. 5 Knights and Ladies of Honor Forest Camp No. 1 Knights of Honor Knights of the Macabees Loyal Order of Moose Knights of Pythias Ben Hur Fraternal Union of America Woeedmen__ of America German-American Alliance

Engineer of Big Steel Plant Arrives in Mobile

I C Davis consulting engineer of Southern Steel Company arrives in Mobile to oversee plans for a five million dollar plant north of the city. He will assess the Dickens tract site, meet visitors, and prepare preliminary work for a project expected to employ three thousand workers and spur a new suburb. He is accompanied by his wife and son and will stay several weeks.

I. C. Davis Southern Steel Company Chicago, IL Mobile Louisville and Nashville Cawthon Hotel Mr. Davis Dickens Davis

Ingenious Panama Canal model on exhibition

The Curran model of the Panama Canal tours the South under the Isthmian Canal Commission. Lectures and demonstrations at Temperance Hall detail the locks and dam operations, scale models, and the Pedro Miguel locks, with wide public interest and pending funding for the Panama Canal Celebration.

Panama Canal Temperance Hall Taylor T. Curran Isthmian Canal Commission Curren R. C. Campbell Edwin York James A. Davis Canal Zone Canal Atlantic and Pacific

Heflin Denies Agreement With Hobson On Suffrage Talk

Washington report claims a joint discussion on woman suffrage in Alabama, which Heflin denies. Hobson says they discussed but reached no conclusion, while insisting the Tuscaloosa extension work conference involved no politics. Julia Lathrop and government officials are mentioned in relation to the Alabama expedition.

Washington, D.C Washington Herald Hobson Heflin Alabama Mr. Heflin Captain Hobson Julia Lathrop Ch'ldrenry Bureau Department of Labor Representative Hobson Mobile Chamber of Commerce Taylor Washington Wilson Claxton Education Frank Evans Department of Agriculture Tuscaloosa Denny State University

St Matthew's Church Dedication Sunday Service Schedule

Two masses will be held at St. Matthew's new church on Sunday. An 7 a.m. low mass and a solemn high mass led by Bishop Edward P. Allen of Mobile. Sermon by Rev. award Hackett assisted by city clergy. Rev. Kerrigan to direct chant with Miss Catherine Hyde supervising music.

St. Matthew's New Church Edward P. Allen D. D Mobile Award J. Hackett William A. Kerrigan McGill Institute Catherine BE. Hyde

Mrs Rita Mumma Mexican restaurant owner at Spring Hill Avenue

Mrs Rita Mumma, a native of Tuxpan Vera Cruz and wife of Captain Mumma, runs a restaurant at 6 Spring Hill Avenue. She was fined by the recorder for violating the screening ordinance. A police misentry labeled her as colored, and Captain Mumma asked The Item to correct the record.

William A Cox Dies After Roof Fall In New Orleans

William A. Cox eighteen year old former New Orleans resident died Friday morning at the city hospital from skull fractures and internal injuries after falling from the roof of attorney Francis J. Inge on Government Street. His parents were present and undertakers sent the body to New Orleans for interment. he was a painter by trade.

William A. Cox New Orleans Francis J. Inge Government Street Loop City Hospital Charles W. Cox Roche & Burke Undertaking Company Young Cox

Reverend Crawford resigns from Highland Avenue Baptist Church

The Rev. L. B. Crawford has resigned as pastor of Highland Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery and left to attend Howard College in Birmingham. He served as minister for one year and his successor has not been named.

Crawford Montgomery Ala L. B. Crawford Highland Avenue Baptist Church Howard College Birmingham

Arrests in Mobile for Impure Food Screening Violations

Police docketed several small restaurant proprietors for not having screens around food sold to the public as part of the board of health campaign. Arrested individuals include Patter Caffein, Jackson and Lipscomb, James Johnson, Bloodgood and Jackson, Barney Harris, Nick Pappas, James Ballard, Nick Peters, with addresses listed on St Emanuel street Davis avenue Jackson and Poe streets Beauregard street.

Board of Health Mobile Patter Caffein Jackson and Lipscomb James Johnson Bloodgood and Jackson Barney Harris St. Emanuel Street Nick Pappas Davis Avenue James Ballard

Furious Driving Arrest of 17 Year Old James Chestang

Police arrest 17 year old James Chestang of Fishers Alley on furious driving and taking a horse and buggy without owner consent. He was found near the river front driving a horse at a furious gait and claimed to have picked up the vehicle on the street. Police seek the owner.

James Chestang Fishers’ Alley John Lincoln

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