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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1914

Page

10

Atlantic Deeper Waterways Assn Opens Convention

New York opens the seventh annual Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association convention with a program mixing business and pleasure. More than 1,000 delegates are expected as the Berkshire steamer tours New York waterways from Perth Amboy to Troy and back, with stops at West Point Newburgh Poughkeepsie Kingston and Hudson. Notable expected speakers include Secretary Daniels Speaker Clark Secretary Lane Senator Smith and Representative Hobson. Representative Moore will preside.

New York New York State Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association Berkshire Perth Amboy N. J Fielder West Point Newburgh Poughkeepsie Kingston Hudson Secretary Daniels Navy Department Champ Clark Franklin K. Lane Interior Department William Alden Smith Michigan Richmond P. Hobson Michael J. McDonnough Engineer Corps J. Hampton Moore Philadelphia

Needless to Have Superfluous Hair Says Mrs Osgood

Mrs Osgood promotes a Wonder-Remedy to remove facial neck and arm hair quickly and safely without needles or depilatories. Sold on a money back basis by Van Antwerp Drug Co and carried by Grammints apartment stores for immediate relief from unsightly hair.

War Revenue Bill Foes Fail as Recommitment Fails

Senators Burton Bankhead Simmons and others clashed over a large appropriation bill with a late push to recommit. The session ended after a 30 hour stretch as Democrats wavered between supporting the bill and backing a cutting substitute. Several Democrats signaled approval from President Wilson’s perspective as the roll call closed.

Wilson Simmons Ashurst Bankhead Chilton Gore Hollis Johnson Lane Lee Maryland Lewis Martine Pittman Pomerone Shafroth Smith Arizona Thompson White Jones Penrose Perkins Poindexter Townsend Bryan Chamberlain Fletcher Kern Lea Tennessee Overman Ransdell Robinson Saulsbury Sheppard Shields North Carolina Stone Thornton Williams

Senate Defers Bill Reducing River and Harbor Funds

The measure once at 53 million dollars was trimmed to about 34 million by committee action after a protracted Senate fight led by Senator Burton. Senator Bankhead urged recommitment, arguing treasury restraint as surplus funds remain unspent and warn of a forthcoming revenue levy of 100 million as the nation faces fiscal strain.

Senator Bankhead Senator Burton Senator Simmons North Carolina Burton Senate Simmons Commerce Committee Bankhead United States Treasury Congress Martine Pomerene Thompson Borah Trinity River Texas

Seven Hundred Ninety Seven British Officers Lost Soon

A wartime summary reports 797 British officers killed wounded or missing after a week of fierce battles. Coldstream Guards lead casualties with 31 officers, followed by Royal Rifles, Suffolk, Gordon Highlanders, Munster Fusiliers, Cameron Highlanders, and Cheshire regiments.

Port Arthur Coldstream Guards Regiment King’s Royal Rifles Suffolk Regiment Gordon Highlanders The Munster Fusiliers Cameron Highlanders Cheshire Regiment Field Artillery Medical Corps Wynndham Coldstream Guards George Wyandham Ireland Lockwood A. R. M. Lockwood House of Commons Earl of Aylesford Arthur Vincent Hay Marquis Tweeddale

German Cruiser Konigsberg Sinks Pegasus In Zanzibar Harbor action

The German cruiser Konigsberg attacked the British cruiser Pegasus off Zanzibar in the harbor last Sunday morning. Firing began at 9000 yards, Pegasus guns were disabled in fifteen minutes, and after a later volley Pegasus could not reply as casualties rose mainly among deck crew. The Konigsberg sustained little damage as Pegasus hoisted its flag again despite heavy inflicted damage.

Associated Press Capetown Union of South Africa Zanzibar Pegasus John A. Inglish Konigsberg

Surety Pays Pensacola City Bond Deposit Sum

Pensacola received a certified check for 36700 from a Baltimore surety company representing the American National Bank bond to secure city deposits. The mayor will formally accept the check and acknowledge receipt.

Pensacola Fla Baltimore American National Bank

Twelfth paving venture makes rapid progress this week

City Engineer Wright Smith said Tuesday the twelfth paving project is advancing quickly. Jett Bros. Contracting Co. will finish sewer work by week’s end. Proudfoot Company prepares to lay concrete on Old Shell Road from Broad to Hallett with curbing underway in the northern section.

Wright Smith Jett Bros. Contracting Company Proudfoot Company Old Shell Road Broad Hallett Street

Wilson heads to Princeton to vote in New Jersey primary

President Wilson leaves Washington for Princeton to cast his vote in the New Jersey primary and will return tonight. In Trenton voters face statewide primaries with party nominees for Congress and state and local offices to be decided across districts, including 14 candidates for the Second District GOP nomination.

Wilson New Jersey Washington Princeton N. J Trenton Atlantic Cape May Cumberland Burlington

Herbert Kelly Debuts for Pittsburgh Against Boston

Herbert Kelly of Mobile son of William P. Kelly made his debut with Pittsburgh pitching four innings versus Boston on Monday. He allowed two hits and one walk while fielding his position accurately with one putout.

Herbert Kelly William P. Kelly Pittsburgh Boston Braves Harmon Kelly

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