Papen and Hatzfeldt Leave Washington for Mexico
German embassy officials say Captain von Papen and Prince von Hatzfeldt will depart for Mexico City after visits in Washington. Their trips follow the Dumba affair and recall talk, with no official comment on the destination or purpose. Their roles as military attaché and observer are noted.
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Papen
Washington
Prince von Hatzfeldt
J. Pohibald
Falmouth
Archibald
Ely
Express
Yankees
New York
Brrth
von Papen
Wwington
von Papem
Prince von Caee
Exico
Mexico
Tity
Von
Prince Hatzfeldt
von Papen Bec
Wilson
Dumba
Millitary Atache
Mexico City
Explosion Destroys Two Cottages From Lamp Blast
A kerosene lamp exploded early Saturday near 203 Herles Street causing two cottages to burn beyond repair. Firefighters from stations 6 6 and 12 laid 1 000 feet of hose to reach the blaze. A second fire at 7 26 p m on Gaston Street destroyed a two room dwelling owned by Caroline Williams. Another blaze on Lee Street at 7 p m damaged a burlap bin and curtain in a home owned by M G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herles Street
Alexander
Walter Lawrence
Gaston Street
Caroline Williams
President Not Expected to Call Senate Session
Washington reports the president is not likely to call a special Senate session. Administration aides say no final decision has been made, though some senators urge early action to revise rules for debate. Mary administration leaders oppose the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Mary
Little Talks on Thrift and Time as Money
An essay on thrift links time and money illustrating thrift through anecdotes. It recalls a tale of two office boys choosing efficiency over waste, cites Sir Thomas Lipton, and notes figures like Samuel Felton and Charles Markham who advanced by saving time, beginning as low-wage workers and rising to top roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomas Lipton
Monmouth
Cantermee N. H
Joe Parton
Jeanne D'Arc
Queen Elizabeth
Rodman
Charles H. Markham
Illinois Central Isroad
Armenian Massacres Reported by Times Correspondent
London dated report cites Times correspondent alleging systematic Turkish extermination of Armenians. details recount deportations from Armenian villages, forced journeys to Mosul, accompanying violence by Kurdish bands, mass starvation, and looting with thousands killed or enslaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dedeaghatch
Times
Konish
Taurus
Mosul
Euphrates
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Van
Erzerum
Kharput
Sari Kichila
Legislature Nearing Finish With Small Opposition
The legislature is expected to complete its work today with little opposition. The Mobile delegation declares affiliations, with Co A Grayson stating no ties to any public service corporation, and Bart B Chamberlain asserting no financial links to any affected by pending legislation. W. E. P. Wilson also declares no affiliation with public service interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Co. A. Grayson
Public Service Corporation
Bart B. Chamberlain
Public Service
W. E. P. Wilson
Hartwell amendment passes in commission government bill
The Hartwell amendment to the commission government act was reported from conference and adopted by both houses without debate. It includes an initiative and referendum clause and changes the election date to the second Tuesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Montgomery
Ala
Hartwell
Committee of Conference
Chamberlain
Burial of Monroe S. Burton at 209 Palmetto Street
The funeral for Monroe S. Burton was held Friday at 4 pm from his family home, with Rev. J. E. Barnes officiating. Interment followed at Magnolia cemetery with Woodmen of the World Maple Camp No. 5 in attendance and pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Willie Richinson
BE. F. Kopeprsmith
Hamilton Duffee
John R. Gale
Levine Bauer
No Bruises Found on Bodies of Two Fishermen
Accidental drowning killed Harris L. McKean and J. Percy Watters whose bodies were found Friday afternoon in Hog Bayou. Undertakers reported no bruises. The bodies were recovered using a long iron grappling hook by Captain Marvin Meyers of the launch Sterling. Watters funeral planned at 56 St Stephens Road Methodist with burial at Pine Crest cemetery. McKean’s funeral arrangements pending arrival of his daughter from New York City. McKean survived by widow and four sons. Watters survived by widow, two sons and a daughter plus siblings and other relatives. Mr. Watters was 46, Mobile native, active Methodist.
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Harris L. McKean
J. Percy Watters
Hog Bayou
Chickasabogue
Marvin Meyers
Sterling
Viola KE. Watters
Gulfport
Mobile
Methodist Church
Mr. McKean
M.B. Ma
New York City
H. L. McKean, Jr
R. L. McKean
Hary McKean
Clarence M cKean
William McKean
Waco
Texas
BE. G. McKean
This City
R. P. Priester
T. C. Brewer
McKean
Tropical cyclone sw of Jamaica heads toward Yucatan
Weather advisory notes a tropical cyclone immediately southwest of Jamaica moving toward the Yucatan channel and western Caribbean. Shippers forecast 36 hour shipments expect moderate temperatures. broader U S conditions show high barometer fair cool in the north and rain over parts west of the Mississippi. Albert Ashenberger, local forecaster.
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Jamaica
Yugatan Channel
Caribbean Sea
United States
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Yucatan Channel
Albert Ashenberger
Teutonic Reverses Stir Eastern Fighting Anew
Balkan tensions escalate as Teutonic forces suffer reverses in eastern fighting. Mobilization under way amid Greece Bulgaria tensions. King Constantine ill and Venizelos meetings delayed. Allies plan rapid action with Quadruple Entente backing and reserves at the Dardanelles. Greece Roumania Serbia urged to unite to pressure Bulgaria.
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Teutonic
Balkans
Paris
Bulgaria
Petit Parisien
Radoslavoff
Dardanelles
Venizelos
Greece
Rome
Roumania
Serbia
Greece Prepares for War and Siege Measures
Athens plans martial law and a state of siege in Macedonia at the next session. The national bank will supply funds. Bulgarian mobilization progresses with low enthusiasm. British warships bombard Zeebrugge again. King Constantine and Prime Minister Venizelos approve all steps to meet the Balkan situation and uphold Greece's treaty obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Paris
Havas
Athens
Macedonia
Sofia
London
Constantine
Venizelos
Balkan
Marine ways completed behind Ollinger and Bruce docks
Captain James Campbell owns a new marine ways built behind the Ollinger and Bruce dry docks. He has long operated in ship carpentry and construction and says he has secured contracts with several entities to perform all their marine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollinger & Bruce Dry Docks
New Ways
James Campbell
Campbell
Debutante Party Chaos Lit by Recorder Edington
Report from Callie Washington's debutante gathering on Texas and Hamilton streets ends with Recorder Edington discharging all defendants as the party breaks into a free-for-all. Rosa Stewart sues for a cut forehead after Frank Ritter is ejected. Willie Jordan and Doc Wolf face upcoming trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down-Thebay
Edington
Dabeaux
Callie
Mandy
Black Buds
Plez
Rosa Stewart
Frank Ritter
Frank
Rosa
Recorder's Court
Willie Jordan
Doc Wolf
William Crosby
Levi King
Birthday Celebrations for Mobile Children Observed
The 1TIM congratulates Elsie Collins Harold Sibley William Demony Grace Crippen Irene Fontains and other September birthdays. It invites each child to a birthday picture party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon with five friends each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Mae Collins
S. Broad St
Harold Sibley
S. Hamilton St
William G. Demony
N. Lafayette St
Grace Crippen
Eslava
Irene Fontains
S. Georgia Ave
1TIM
Harbor Movements Include Steamer Cessna's Winter Run
Captain Harry Cessna, manager of the pleasure steamer Charles E. Cessna, reports the vessel to be hauled out and aims to return to service about a month later after Crown sheets for boilers are installed. The harbor shows one arrival with no departures. The Georgia Gilkey, carrying 1200 bales of sisal from Progreso, Mexico, arrived around 1 pm. James Keoughan & Co. to unload Saturday night. Ollinger & Bruce shift dredge to the harbor line work area. The Crathens will load for Progreso, Mexico, this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cessna
Charles E. Cessna
Mobile
Cessna
Georgia Gilkey
Progreso
Mexico
James Keoughan & Co
Ollinger & Bruce
Crathens
Caribbean and Southern Steamship Line
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Ponto
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Amsterdam
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Arkansas
Democrat
Fh Olnecklie
Metropolis
Lockseagne
Times Union
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Herald Courier
Chattanooga
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Memphis
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Tenner
Kentucky
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Courier Journal
Texarkana
Press Herald
Virginia
Lynchburg
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