Organ Re-Elected by Mobile Pilots at Annual Session
The organization re elected Sidney A Dorgan as president for 1916 and chose T A Johnston as vice president Godbold as secretary and a board including H Norville Johnston Godbold and Dorgan. Members listed include Captains Sidney A Dor chairman William Dorgan John Cook Joseph Cook Wilson Harry Wilson Denny Smith Joseph H Nor e Harry Margrove Charlie Ladnier and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain
Sidney A. Dorgan
T. A. Johnston
Godbold
Oh. H. Norville
C. Johnston
Iain Dorgan
The
Ton
Sidney A. Dorpresident
William Dorgan
John N. Thomas Cook
Joseph Cook
Wilson
Harry Wilson
Donald Y
Denny Smith
Joseph H. Nore
Harry Margrove
Charlies Ladnier
Midgett
Harry Murray
Peter Nith
Howard Smith
Don Coster
Curtton
Alex Johnston
John Johnston
George Godbold
William Allen
Marriage Licenses Yeued by Probate Court
The probate court issued licenses on Wednesday. White pairs none registered. Negro couples include James F. Harper and Viola Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Harper
Viola Welch
New Complexions Growing Popular Vitalitas Ad
Vitalitas complexions appear on downtown streets as a natural bloom not a canned product. Doctors praise their effects on blood, nerves, and digestion. The remedy is said to aid invalids with rheumatism, indigestion, or kidney and liver issues, restoring rosy health. It is gentle enough for children and invalids. Sutton's drug store offers a free Vitalitas booklet. sold by druggists generally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitalitas
The
Sms
Sutton's
VESSELS IN PORT STEAM SHIPS AND DETAILS
List of vessels in port including Senator Bailey Bluetie Fort Gaines Metlaoni Josey Weardale Frednes M A Anchorn Albert D Mills onlecitie CW Mile Deveron Hildegard and more with port locations Turner Terminals Pier 2 3 Gulf Dry Docks Henderson Docks Pier 1 Ollinger Bruce Pier 4 Puerto Cortez Cuba and other ports. Schooners Pinto Docks Barkentines Oliinger Bruce Docks Laid up Puerto patre Cuba Repairs noted Progreso Mex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodo
Nor
Senator Bailey
Bluetie
Fort Gaines
Metlaoni
Ital
Josey
Dan
Weardale
Frednes
Turner Terminals
Gulf Dry Docks
Henderson Docks
Ollinger & Bruce
See
Pinto Docks
Turner Seo N. C0
M. & C. Barkstee Dd
Barkentines
Oliinger & Bruce Docks
Vessels and cargos bound for various ports listed
A transit list shows ships and barks sailing to destinations including Havana Porto Rico New York New Orleans and Nassau Ephemeral cargo weights range from 206 to 4 191 tons. Names include Pathfinder Naperian Alex Lawrence Oaklands Egda Perceler Anna Mavisbrook Mariana Viator Corinthia Kylemhor Fort Morgan Procyon and others with recipients such as Ward Line Gulf States United Fruit and Chamelecon Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Urug
Havana
Cuba
Moragues Lumber Company
Pathfinder
New York
Porto Rican Line
Naperian
Mobile Liners, Inc
Alex Lawrence
Nor
Livernook
England
Oaklands
Havre
France
Egda
New Orleans
Munson Line
S. America
Perceler
Antilla
Anna
Australia
Walsh Stevedoring Co
Daniel Bailey
Boston
Mass
J. M. Scott & Bros
Mavisbrook
Newpaogst
Eng
Gulf States Ship's Co
Mariana
Arm
Progeso
Mex
Ward Line
Viator
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Chamelecon Line
Corinthia
Nassau
M. P
Horace Turner, & Co
Kylemhor
Glasgow
Scotland
Fort Morgan
Tela
United Fruit Co
Procyon
Liverpool
Ind
Record Exports Top Three Billion Dollars For Year
The bureau reports exports for the year ending August 31 topped 3.035 billion dollars breaking all records. Imports reached 1.6697 billion, with gold exports tbd. August trade figures show exports of 261.98 million and imports 141.73 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
IS Bureau
Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Pedestrian’s Middle Block Crossing Ruled No Fault
Recorder Edington ruled no party at fault after R. A. Pickens, a young colored boy, knocked down a white woman on Dauphin street when she stepped into the path of his bicycle in the middle of the block. Crossing mid block violates city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Edington
R. A. Pickens
Dauphin Street
Edington
Prohibition Cases Continued in Alabama Court
Attorney Moses Kohn acted as judge in place of Judge Champerlain as L W Brown Ed Smith and Charles Densmore faced third continuances on prohibition charges. Tillie Williams jailed a day for frivolous prosecution. Rosetta Hall accused but case failed. Daphne School enrollment for 1915 16 begins with many new students and anticipation of needed state aid. Senator H H Holmes, new president, to assume duties next week. Battle House lunch specials advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Kohn
Inferior Criminal Court
Henry Champerlain
Birmingham
L.W. Brown
Ed Smith
Charles Densmore
Tillie Williams
Williams
Rosetta Hall
Daphne
Ala
H. HA. Holmes
Reporter jailed in Orleans probe
J Evans Smith, police reporter for the Item, was jailed for 24 hours for contempt of the parish grand jury after refusing to reveal his informant. The grand jury questioned the origin of a story about 783 St Louis Street run by “Mother” Beer. The case follows a cabaret shake-up and plans to curb danger on shell roads with a new patrol effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
J. Evans Smith
The
Item
Smith
St. Louis Street
Grand Jury
Welfare Committee
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Association of Commerce
Behrman
Alice Monahan
Milneburg
Tango Belt
A. M. Cosa
Reynolds
Suits for Divorce Filed in Chancery Court
Lillie Alexander seeks divorce from Joseph Alexander on abandonment grounds with custody of two children and right to remarry. Joseph Edward Jones divorce sought by Josephine Jones for habitual drunkenness. Isabel Fletcher seeks divorce from Orland C. Fletcher for violent assault and threats to kill. couple married in Chicago in 1907. Plus local Palmetto Beach notices of moves, visits, and a grasshopper anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Alexander
Joseph Alexander
Chancery Court
Josephine Jones
Joseph Edward Jones
Isabel Fletcher
Orland C. Fletcher
Fletchers
Chicago
Ill
Girl Bride to Win Him Seventeen Thousand Dollars
Charles Schulter, 23, from Missouri Valley Iowa, will wed by October 1 to inherit 17000 from his bachelor uncle Charles Schultz of New York. The anonymous Nebraska farmer's daughter is the future bride, unnamed until after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Charles Schulter
Schulter
Charles Schultz
New York
Charles
Charlie
Nebraska
Marine News: The Comtesse de Flandre Stolen Stores Delay Departure
The Belgian steamship Comtesse de Flandre could not leave her harbor mooring after cargo thefts at Municipal Docks. Customs authorities investigate as City of Mobile and Beaver bring cotton and bales to port. Frank Fabre robbed in Latonia. barge 6 carries coal to New Orleans. Skoda from Santos damaged and towed to Buenos Aires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comtesse de Flandre
Hunter-Benn Lumber Company
Alabama
Mobile
Owen F. Burke
Beaver
Daphne
Ala
Chamelecon Steamship Line
Frank Fabre
Latonia
Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Company
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
New Orleans
Skoda
Santos
Brazil
Whittney-Bodden Company
Court Actions In Chancery Court On September Dates
In the Chancery Court before Chancellor Thomas H. Smith testimony ordered published in several cases and submissions on pleadings and proof. Several matters set for September 29 include demurrers on Read, et al and motion for reference for Richards v Richards. Other actions grant amendments or set deadlines for answer or notices of motion in cases involving Brown, Raiford, Kimball, Sellers, and Hellams et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Richard Blackman
Daisy Blackman
Betty Jackson
Edmund Jackson
Joseph B. Gough
Richard Read
Matilda
Brown
Erick Brown
Eviline Ozro
Warren N. Ozro
Jensine Kundine Ilsen O'Donnell
Philip H. Raiford
Mattie Richards
George Richards
Cunningham Hardware Company Et al
Mary FE. Kimball Et al
Lidia E. Hellams
Dixie Lumber Company
F. P. Rossman
Alphonse Phillips
John M. Sellers
Vallle O. Sellers
Allmoney Pendente Lite
Newsboy Declares He Cannot Read Amid Paper Load
A kindly man asks if the papers tire the boy. The newsboy scoffs that reading is not his concern, claiming he cannot read despite carrying a heavy evening paper bundle.
Ellen Baker testifies in chaotic recorder’s court scene
Ellen Baker arrives to testify as a testifier in Recorder Edington’s court. The hearing features a sequence of witnesses, a noisy crowd, and a defendant, with Ellen dominating the moment and the proceedings devolving into a neighborhood melee over children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Baker
Ellen
Recorder Edington
Jilen
Recorder’s Court
Cled Williams
Martha Williams
Edington
Chile
Cled
Martha
Deaths and Funerals of C. E. Batt and R. D. Sprouse
The funeral for Charles E. Batt was held Wednesday at 9:30 am at Roche & Burke parlors with Rev. J. W. Walker officiating. Interment followed at Magnolia cemetery with several floral tributes and pallbearers named. Robert D. Sprouse’s remains were sent to Converse, D. C., for burial after services in Whistler led by Rev. Atkinson and Rev. Vaughan. A Whistler lodge Masons group conducted rites at the house and a small escort assisted to Mobile and Ohio trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. E. Batt
Charles E. Batt
Roche & Burke
J. W. Walker
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs
Charles Stoll
J. W. Murphy
B. F. Fiest
William Robingell Killion
Joseph H. Dacovic
Converse
8. C
Robert D. Sprouse
D. C
Whistler
Mr. Atkinson
Methodist Church
Mr. Vaughan
Baptist Church
Whistler Lodge of Masons
Mobile and
Ohio
Martin Adams
A. Sharp
G. M. Langford
H. Seabury
J. Malone
W. A. Scofield
Funeral for Serafin D. Castro at St. Patrick’s Church
The burial service for Serafin D. Castro was held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 from the family home at 111 Plum Street and at 4:00 from St. Patrick’s Church with Rev. Father Henry presiding. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers were John Dickson, Charles Kuppermith, L. Arras, and John H. Gurweth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serafin D. Castro
Plum Street
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Father Henry
John Dickson
Charles Kuppersmith
L. Arras
John H. Gurweth
Noisy Welcome for Mobile Citizen on Return From West
Harold Green Grimley, Mobile cotton broker and Sweden consul, returns from Canada and Pacific coast tour to a hearty Mobile reception. The Mobile Cotton Exchange honors him as vice president while an engineer on a coal barge blasts Whistles and cheers with It’s a Long Way to Tipperary. The exchange votes thanks to the engineer for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Green Grimley
Mobile
Sweden
Canada
Pacific Coast
Grimley
Mobile Cotton Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Man Held for Burglary After Home Robbery
Leon Dennis is held at the police station on a dangerous and suspicious charge in connection with a burglary at the home of George Odell on New Jersey and Scott streets. A diamond stud and a pair of gold cuff buttons were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Dennis
George Odell
New Jersey
Scott Streets
Plans for Satsuma Day in Mobile on its second anniversary
W H Reynolds, former Chamber of Commerce chair, says Satsuma Day will be December's first Tuesday with trees bearing fruit and ample citrus. Communities from Mobile and Baldwin counties and the Mississippi coast will contribute. At Theodore there will be at least twelve decorated cars and plenty of fruit for distribution. Reynolds expects a representative committee and more robust planning than last year to make the event three or four times bigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
W. H. Reynolds
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Citrus
Mobile County
Baldwin
Mississippi Coast
Reynolds
Whistler Man Surrenders Under Prohibition Charge
A Whistler man surrendered at the county jail on a charge of violating the prohibition law after deputies seized liquor. He posted bond for appearance in the inferior criminal court. The item ends with an advertisement for Battle House lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Eeek
Ore Place
Soles
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Chichester Spills
Sea
M. A. Anchorn
Albert D. Mills
Br. Ma
Hildegard
Aim
Puerto ‘Patre
Progreso, Mex
Neen
Battle House
Ady
Theda Bara
Frederick Perry
DR. Rameau
Jean Sothern
Claire Whitney
Crown Theatre
Powers Printing CO
North Water Street
Bell Phone
Conti Street
Orleans
Palmetto Beach
English
Jasque
Frank Walker
John Garner
Jesse Smith
Alberta
Bon Secour
G. D. Walker
A. M. Doyle
Ervin
Peninsula
Medical College
James Wallace Nelson
Cicero Nelson
Mary Jones
Alexander City
Missouri
Paris
Marine News
Buncos Aires
Arg
Willis Jewelry Co
Barry
Ollie Mesant
Mary Ellen Porter
Wilson Street
Mathew Williams
Stearns
Reynalds
Ralston
Ralston Breakfast
R.O. Harris
Potomac
Mobile Gas Co
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