Bryan Arranges Talks With Wilson at the White House
William Bryan will meet with President Wilson at the White House tomorrow. The subjects will include Europe peace efforts and Bryan’s peace commission treaty, plus discussion of defense policy. Officials say the talks will focus on influencing Congress and uniting Democratic support.
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Ashington
Willliam
Nt ‘Wilson
White House
Mr. Bryan
Washington
Bryan
Europe
Gerry
Congress
Iint
Democratic Party
Death of Charles E Batt hotelman veteran
Charles E Batt 2 a Mobile native and noted hotelier died after a long illness at his summer home Battles on the Eastern Shore. He served as chief clerk at the Battle cure for ten years and later worked at the DeSoto in Savannah Hotel St Andrew in Mobile and hotels in Tennessee and other Southern states. His wife Mrs Alice F Batt and other relatives survive. Body brought to Mobile for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Batt
Charles EB. Batt
Mobile
South
Battles
DeSoto
Savannah
St. Andrew
Tennessee
Batt
Klosky
Alice F. Batt
Obituaries for Castro Schreiner and Strouse in Mobile area
Obituaries report the deaths of Serafin D. Castro age 38 of Mobile at home on Plum Street after illness. Funeral details note services at his home and St Patrick's Catholic Church with burial in Catholic cemetery. Also noted is the funeral of Edward J. Schreiner from Roche Burke parlors with burial in Magnolia cemetery officiated by Rev Tucker, and pallbearers named. Additionally Robert D. Strouse 58 of Whistler died after extended illness, survived by his wife, three sons, four daughters, two stepsons and a stepdaughter with native roots in North Carolina and extended ties to Texas, Georgia, and Washington communities.
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Serafin D. Castro
Mobile
Plum Street
Famly
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
E. J. Schreiner
Edward J. Schreiner
Roche & Burke
Very R.v. G. Co. Tucker
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs. B. Calcina
Harry M. Ross
H. Vance
H. G. Wagner
Robert D. Strouse
Whistler
Luther, S
Port Arthur
Texas
Arthur S
Spartanburg
N. C
Henry
Monroe
Daisy Beaver
Atlanta
Ella Quinn
Macon
Rosa Massey
8. C
Fannie Garrett
Seattle
Wash
F. M. McCreary
Oscar Clark
Jackson
Miss
G. Williams
Strouse
North Carolina
Catalogues Arriving For Parcel Post Distribution
A total of 83 000 catalogues in envelopes ready for transmitting arrived at the Mobile post office this morning and will be sent into sections of Alabama, Mississippi and Florida. They are from a New York debt house and will be sent by parcel post. The piece notes Indians leaving the money world and drifting back to the reservation and art making progress from time to time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Post Office
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
New York
Dent House
Weight Gain Claim For Sargol Tablet Ad
An advertisement warns about unexplained weight loss and promotes Sargol tablets as a guaranteed, harmless aid to increase flesh and strength. It claims 4n this way and mentions Van Antwerp Company and other leading sellers offering a money back guarantee if results are not achieved as directed.
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van Antwerp
Mobile and Ohio R R Lands Jin Ala and Miss
Railroad line land sale across Alabama and Mississippi faces transfer hurdles as court filings reveal pending negotiations. Officials cite potential routes and financial terms while communities await final approvals.
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Mobile & Ohio R
Becoming a Husband Outwits Jail Bars
Webster Craig in a jail ward, marries Ella to avoid poverty and gain freedom, a union that ends in hostile living. Recorder Idington recalls Craig’s vagrancy plea as Ella’s fortune fades and Craig stays outside. Other cases include assaults, fines for no license, and postponed watered milk prosecutions.
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Spooners
Webster Craig
Prince of Freedom
Craig
Ella Craig
Idington
Ella
Land of Liberty
Edington
Whistler News Roundup Highlights Local Civic Notes
H E Warren of Mobile and Ohio railway dines car division head visited Whistler on Monday. Local groups plan events including a 12:30 car to Mobile for the dance, lawn and ice cream gatherings, and church services. Several residents accepted new jobs in the shops and machinery, with social and schooling events announced across Whistler and nearby Eight Mile Station.
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Whistler
Ala
H. E. Warren
Mobile
Ohio
Corinth
Miss
Benjamin R. Gaston
Glen McCardless
Boys’ Social Club
Leslie McCarty
Adolph Vetter
Ladies’ Aid Missionary Society
Bethany Baptist Church
Johnson Park
School Improvement Association
Peterson Park
Joseph Harris
Assembly of God
Harris
Semmes
E Sther Brown
Vinegar Bend
Eight-Mile Station
Kate Cheeseman
Ethel Brown
Cheeseman
Eight- Mile Station
Frank Small
Thomasville
Lula
Laila Peterson
Mobile County Teachers’ Institute
Peterson
Bert Simon
Okolona
Godfrey Alexander
Geneva Connors
J. J. Norwood
Winnie
Bessie
Meridian
Birdie Mae Joyner
Wilmer
T. E. Kelly
Campbell Roberts
Grand Bay
Mr. Kelly
Natly
Ture
R. D. Sehel
Eids
Notable Movements Cited From Jackson Area
Whistler F. M. McClary and O. T. Clarke of Jackson, Mississippi, are mentioned in movements. Miss Bessie Liversage departed this morning for Meridian.
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Whistler
F. M. McClary
O. T. Clarke
Jackson
Miss
Bessie Liversage
Meridian
Colored Teachers at Institute Engage in Weeklong Session
The colored teachers from Mobile and surrounding counties met at old Broad Street Academy for a Mobile County Teachers Institute session. Professors Whitley Caldwell and Fis her led the program as 107 teachers enrolled for the opening day, with prayers, songs, reports, and speeches.
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Mobile
Washington
Escambia
Baldwin Counties
Old Broad Street Academy
Mobile County
Edward J. Odom
C. F. Vigar
Fisher
Whistler
Snell
Caldwell
How to Keep Face Young and Attractive
Advice on preserving a youthful complexion with home remedies. Use mercuricized wax as a cold cream to renew the skin and remove wrinkles. a Saxolite and hazel face bath is also suggested for crow’s feet.
Instruction Plan for Teachers Divides Groups in Training
The text describes instructions given to teachers split into two groups for training. One group goes to the manual training room and the other to Miss Gatewood for primary reading instruction. A Wednesday program includes Every Day Pedagogy at 9, department meetings in English, and sessions on reading, agriculture, music, and school improvement.
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Miss Gatewood
Oranges to Stay on Trees Longer in Gulf Coast Tour
Dr. C. F. E. Winberg, W. H. Reynolds, and L. T. Rhodes of the Gulf Coast Citrus Exchange left Mobile for a citrus test tour. They will inspect crops and consult growers about delaying harvest to improve quality and shelf life for markets in the East, North and West. Fruit will be cured, sorted, and only top stock sent to markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
Reynolds
Andy McCloud Pleads Guilty to Rolling the Bones
A 15 year old colored youth named Andrew McCloud appeared before Recorder Edington on Tuesday morning and pleaded guilty to a charge of rolling the bones. A betting slang remark quoted in court suggested the boy thought he could outwit the system as he faced judgment.
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Beecher
Andrew McCloud
Edington
Andy
What a World Famous Dietitian Says of Macaroni
Dietitian Dr Hutchison promotes macaroni as an economical, highly usable energy and tissue builder. He cites its energy value as 100 to 60 versus beef and notes its near complete absorption. Faust Macaroni is marketed as a glutinous meat substitute costing about 10 cents per large package by Maull Bros in St. Louis.
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Faust Macaroni
Hutchison
Maull Bros
St. Louis
Market Gambler Andy Faces Officer Pistole Accusations
At the Pierce and Wagner market a court hears Officer Pistole accuse Andy of gambling. Andy denies seeing the policeman and explains he was job hunting with no game in progress. The officer’s bet challenge leads Andy to confess to a past bet and a ten dollar fine as his mother pledges improvement.
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Pierce & Wagner
Officer Pistole
Andy
Pistole
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Imer
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Chicago
Torris, Wold & Co
Jim Ferguson
Benjamin Russell
Benjamin
Jim
J. H. Brinkman
Brinkman
Government
Marine
Mose Thomas
McIntosh
Mose
Shirley Walker
Harry Woodruff
Augur
Gabriel
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