Third District 5 9 Convention Holds Special Session
The Third District Mobile Sunday School Association met in a special session at Whistler Baptist Church with Whistler Methodist and Prichard Baptist among represented schools. R L Howell chaired, Miss Freda Rose spoke on the graded system, and officers were elected including Mrs G L Langford as elementary superintendent and William Cato as vice president. A special district meeting was set for October at Plateau Baptist, and plans included invitations to future conventions and a benediction by Rev B S Vaughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Ee Sunday School Association
Thethany Baptist Church
Whistler Baptist
Whistler Methodist
Aptia
Aansateen
R. L. Howell
Mobile
Freda Rose
While County
Whistler Methodist School
Prichard Baptist
Ellen Rudisill
G. L. Langford
William Cato
Plateau Baptist
J. W. Rhinehart
S. J. Rhodes
Kate Hall
Home Department
Government-street Presbyterian Church
Vaughan
London bankers fear invasion of banking field by American banks
The Daily Telegraph foresees an influx of American banks opening branches in foreign countries under the new currency bill. It warns London banks could lose profitable agencies if foreign entries flood the market, causing disquiet and risking existing Lombard Street arrangements. Banking authorities study handling the newcomers and potential retaliation.
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Associated Press
London
Daily Telegraph
The
Telegraph
New York
Chicago
Lombard Street
Woodmen Unveil Seven Monuments in Cemetery Ceremony
Monuments to deceased Woodmen of Maple Camp No 5 Woodmen of the World were unveiled Sunday at the Catholic cemetery after a rain postponement. Officials including W H Stevens and John A Duff oversaw the ceremony. Names honored include Vincent Giblin W T Roberts J W Pauli George W Morrison J J Bromley Mobile Fred A Brown Meridian Miss and C E DeVaux Birmingham Ala.
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Maple Camp No. 5
Maple Camp
W. H. Stevens
John A. Duff
George R. Longhurst
Levine Bauer
E. S. Koppersmith
Gus Seiple
M.N. Denmark
C. E. DeVaux
Birmingham, Ala
Sothern Cancels New York Debut After Throat Ailment
Albany report says E. H. Sothern canceled his engagement in Much Ado About Nothing on Saturday night due to a throat affection. Doctors warn it may keep him from the stage for weeks as the company heads to New York for a Monday opening.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
E. H. Sothern
New York
Local Driver Killed, Passenger Injured In Goshen Crash
Charles S. Miller of Goshen was killed when his car skidded fifty feet hit traction rails and overturned. R F Ayres of Cleveland sustained injuries in the same accident on Sept 22 in Goshen Indiana.
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Associated Press
Goshen
Ind
Charles
Miller
R. F. Ayres
Cleveland
Safest Laxative for Women Ad Claims Dr King’s Pills
Advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe prompt laxative for women. Testimonial from Mrs M C Dunlap of Leadill Tennessee credits relief to the product. Box price listed as 25 cents and recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Co.
Seventh Arrest For Same Offense Highlights Prohibition Crackdown
Jacob J Hauser and Dan Fisher of Plateau were arrested Sunday night for violating the prohibition law and released on bond to appear before Judge Chamberlain in inferior criminal court. Hauser, parolee by Governor Emmet O Neal, had pursued multiple appeals and a doctor’s certificate to avoid hard labor but was denied. Deputy Burnstein also arrested Charles Pringle for operating a blind tiger on Cedar Point road.
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Jacob J. Hauser
Dan Fisher
Plateau
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Hauser
Emmet O' Neal
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Burnstein
Charles Pringle
Pringle
Cedar Point Road
Galle Suspended for Breach of Discipline
Police Officer George Galle, by order of Chief Crenshaw, suspended twenty days for breach of discipline. He arrested Will Fife on assault with a pistol case that moved from police to inferior criminal court. Crenshaw cited no persecution of anyone and noted only one warrant was needed for Fife.
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George Galle
Crenshaw
Galle
Will Fife
Fife
W. H. Hultz
Interior Court
Topographical Work of Artillery Completed
The state artillery battalion at Monroe Park postponed map making of eight miles south and five miles west and Mobile bay. Camp crowds enjoyed a Sunday concert by Drago's band. Lieutenant William G. Winn of Battery B led as officer of the day. Service target practice is set for Tuesday and Wednesday after shells arrived from the Philadelphia government arsenal.
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J. B. Scully
State Artillery
Monroe Park
Mobile Bay
Drago
Cinity
William G. Winn
Battery B
Montgomery
Dorrance
Government
Philadelphia
Joy riders claim public slow to yield to warning
A Chicago Tribune opinion notes joy riders believe the general public takes longer to learn to keep out of the way, arguing over response times and safety concerns.
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Chicago Tribune
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Boosts Darker Color
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use tonic costing about 50 cents a bottle. It claims the product darkens gray hair evenly, removes dandruff and itching, and makes hair glossy and youthful with repeated use.
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Wyeth
Final Open Air Service in Bienville Square Ends
Large crowd attends the last Sunday evening service in Bienville Square under the Mobile Federation of Churches. Sermon on Fraternalism by Rev. D A Plank with several local ministers speaking. A closing resolution thanks supporters including Pythian Castle Hall, Rev Hulbert, and community volunteers for organ storage, lending space, and logistics.
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Bienville Square
Mobile Federation of Churches
D. A. Plank
Central Presbyterian Church
J. W. Phillips
A. F. Carr
Pythian Castle
Hulbert
Charles Vukers
L. D. DIX
Wi Aubrey Rboyles
J. W. Glasgow
H. Lockwood
Liverpool Daily Courier Predicts General Election Timing
The Liverpool Daily Courier says a general election will occur before the Irish home rule bill receives royal assent to become law.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Liverpool Daily Courier
Ireland
Deacons Ordained at Sunday Service at St John’s Church
The Episcopal Church at St John’s held morning ordinations for James P. McCan and R. A. Pearce led by Bishop Beckwith with assistants. In the evening twenty new members were confirmed as Bishop Beckwith spoke on the purpose of Sunday services. Attendance was large and the bishop departed for Montgomery after services.
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James P. McCan
R. A. Pearce
Episcopal Church
St. John's Episcopal Church
Bishop Beckwith
Diocese of
Alabama
Gardiner C. Tucker
W. N. Claybrook
St. Mary's Episcopal Church of
Birmingham
Beckwith
G. C. Tucker
A. G. Richards
Trinity Episcopal Church
James P. McCaa
Claybrook
St. John’s Church
Montgomery
Rey
American Woman Objects to Ambassador Page Remarks
Senator Sherman receives a letter from Mrs. Lillian Scott Troy of London objecting to Page’s pro English remarks. She says the English press mocks the United States and mocks Page’s claim that the country is "Inglish red and English ruled" and urges incorporation into Britain through Carnegie and Wishu Root.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sherman
London
Ambassador Page
Lillian Scott Troy
Page
United States
Eengland
Troy
Congress
Carnegie
Wishu Root
Great Britain
Women Pinched by Timber in Storm Barn Collapse
In York Pennsylvania a barn roof blew off during a severe storm. Mrs Levi Shenkes and Mrs George Sipe were pinned together by a timber, with the timber entering Shenkes left arm and passing through Sipe's abdomen and out the back. Both women were rushed to York hospital in serious condition after the incident.
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Associated Press
York
Levi Shenkes
George Sipe
York Hospital
Shenkes
Cholera Surveillance in Bucharest Reaches 1137 Cases
In Bucharest on September 22 authorities report 1137 cholera cases under surveillance and 45 deaths. The tally reflects ongoing public health monitoring and response efforts in the Roumania capital.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Roumania
Castarets Promise Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
Purports to end headache biliousness dizziness and nervousness from constipation indigestion and sour stomach. Claims Cascarets cleanse liver and bowels of bile and gas, with a 19 cent box keeping head clear stomach sweet and mood upbeat for months.
Panama canal working model exhibition extended to Mobile
The Panama celebration exhibit remains in Mobile for a fourth day to accommodate crowds who could not visit Temperance hall. Nearly two thousand citizens viewed the model and heard expert lectures Sunday despite earlier Saturday and Friday access limits. L. C. Irvine and G Q Card reported success in booking the model for other cities. The exhibit runs until 5 pm Monday.
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Panama Canal
Temperance Hall
Panama
Chamber of Commerce
L. C. Irvine
Memphis
G. GQ
Beaumont
New Orleans
Cardus touted as woman’s tonic in era letter
Miss Lizzie St Pierre recalls starting illness at fifteen and credits Cardus with restoring health for herself and mother. The Chattanooga Medicine Co ads claim Cardus, made of vegetable ingredients, strengthens the system with no bad after effects. Request for instructions and a 64 page home treatment book.
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Paulina
Lizzie St. Vierre
Miss St. Pierre
Cardus
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
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