Mobile Item RRono Antm and Repea and Re established
Fragmented OCR reads like a Mobile Alabama newspaper item from September 26, 1913. It lists office lines, addresses in Mobile and New York, and Associated Press reporting details. The text hints at an internal item or column header with references to the president, manager, and advertising, but the readable content is garbled and unclear.
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Rrono
Beane Item Company, Inc
Mobile
Ala
Tawae Antwerp
Ee HN. O'Connell
Haltor
Pull Associated Press
Internationalphate Ervice
Southern Association Peace
Pons Advertising
Itema Abna Alm
Fifth Ave
New York
Ma.l—Daly
Sedgaiaben Land News Bell
Tine O Cheer Each Day of the Year By John Kendrick Bangs
Poem fragment noting openness of Heaven and mercy. The speaker rejects a closed Heaven, praising universal welcome and divine mercy for those burdened by sin.
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Tine O
John Kendrick Bangs
Move Mobile to Host Government Armor Plant
President Wilson backs a government armor plate plant after Secretary Daniels found non competitive bids. Mobile boosters push to be chosen, noting sheltered harbor land water access and a minerals district in Alabama. Cochran reports Daniels will review Mobile in October, signaling a chance for Mobile to gain the plant location.
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Wilson
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Mobile
South
Chamber of Commerce
Joh T. Cochrane
Panama
Mineral
Alabama
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Reform of Criminal Procedure in New York Courts
A New York court session over two days proved a bigamy case where proof required copying documents and pieced testimony. The defense remained silent and a verdict was reached despite consensus guilt. Critics urge reform from the American Bar Association and New York University to modernize antiquated, overtechnical procedures.
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New York
New York City
Mcre
American Bar Association
Montreal
Clarence D. Ashley
Law School of
New York University
No Work No Pay Opinion Cited by Pittsburg Post
An abbreviated editorial fragment argues about paying congressmen while they work and implies pay during vacations as a proposed check on worry. The text frames a debate on compensation as a tool to influence congressional behavior.
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Pittsburg
Dispatch to War Correspondents Near the Border
A terse field dispatch signals reporters are on the border seeking developments to break. The note underscores urgency and danger in frontline coverage as events unfold.
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Ible
Picture of Josephus Published on Thursday
A partial report notes a picture of Josephus published on Thursday and sent to the secretary. The fragment confirms an image release and forwarding to the official in charge.
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Josephus
Liquor Fight Echoes and Political Maneuvering in Alabama
The article analyzes pressure on Alabama papers over liquor policy as sixty-two dry counties confront five local option counties. It notes potential political aims linked to Mr. Comer and a Atlanta publisher, warns of federal dry laws restricting shipments, and recalls past election trends favoring local option governance.
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Harris Dickson
Emeneboer
Comer
State
Alabama
New York
Braxton B. Comer
F. I. Thompson
Thompson
Seed
Dicker
Mobile
Montgomery
Montgomery Journal
Express
Food Value of the Oyster in Economy Meals
The oyster offers a meat substitute when costs rise and can feed a family for a day per steak price. Dr. Alsberg notes oysters are as safe as water or milk if cooked. Mobile praises its oyster supply from distant salt beds, with quality notable inland, though local consumption is small.
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Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
United States
Mobile
Atlantic
McAdoo Policy Eases Money Hoard and Boosts Markets
The Boston Globe notes McAdoo's policy reduced crop hoarding funds, releasing money at lower rates. This easing improves the financial climate in New York and other centers as stock markets gain strength with easier money, encouraging investors and speculators to enter.
Fortune-telling Trust Leader Arrested in Michigan
The head of the Fortune-telling Trust has been arrested in Michigan. Officials say the case centers on alleged fraud and misrepresentation related to fortune-telling services. The arrest follows an investigation into consumer complaints and financial improprieties.
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Fortune-telling Trust
Michigan
Destiny
Boston
Fall Styles Shape Eastern Question Frontiers
The Globe Democrat reports Turkey and Bulgaria reached a fresh frontier agreement. Early autumn boundary styles are seen to address the eastern question for roughly three to four weeks.
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Turkey
Bulgaria
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Tennessee Prison Guard Conflict Scrutiny
A Tennessee note questions a cause that would require armed penitentiary guards to defend it. The fragment mentions a prison in Memphis with convicted individuals and suggests a sense of concern about the purpose behind guarding such a case.
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Tennessee
Suame
Memphis News
Letter controversy over B. B. Comer private correspondence
The Eufaula Citizen questions the right to publish B. B. Comer's private letter amid fierce state political debate. The Montgomery Advertiser notes cries of betrayal by friends, and defends the public interest in disclosing a governorship contender's views if consent is given.
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Montgomery Advertiser
B. B. Comer
Eufaula
Mr. Comer
Mr. Hartwell
Mobile
Charles Henderson
Comer
Mobile Register
Alabama
A London tram scene with a young fashion artist
An older woman narrator is drawn to a slim, fresh young fashion sketch artist followed by a suspicious man. After a tense pursuit through shops and tram rides, they seek safety together at the narrator's rooms, sharing tea and a debate on Whistler and art. The encounter reveals class and gender dynamics in London.
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Deere and Sione’s
Husbarn
London
Seine Mansions
Whistler
Lincoln Highway plan links North to West with South route proposal
The Manufacturers Record outlines a North to South highway to connect New York to Florida and New Orleans, proposing a second cross country corridor from the Central West to the Gulf coast. It cites $10 million in public subscriptions, with firms like Goodyear Packard Willys Prest-O-Lite backing the Lincoln Highway project and urges southern business leaders to fund a parallel route through the South.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Pres-o-Lite Company
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Packard Motor Car Co
Willys-Co. Company
Hudson Motor Car Co
Prest-o-Lite Company
Henry B. Joy
Florida
Gulf Coast
Texas
New York
New Orleans
South Atlantic
Manufacturers Record
South
Leather collars and a plain clothes detective in a Purdue tale
In a vivid 1920s scene a detective questions a woman after a jewel heist. A plain clothes officer reveals a diamond pendant and tracks a getaway, while a missing velvet bag and a note from a masked admirer hint at deeper schemes.
Trade balance improves as exports outweigh imports in August
New York report notes August shows US imports $50 million lower than last year while exports rise, aided by manufactured goods. Observes likely large overall yearly trade surplus and potential tariff effects. Highlights role of major US corporations in expanding foreign sales and debates over Governor's Island post retention.
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New York
United States
Augusta
Wilson
Amca
Field
Department of Commerce
United States Steel Corporation
The
Harvester Company
Standard Oil
Governor’s Island
Fort Jay
Manhattan
Washington
Order of the Cincinnati
Charles Elliott Warren
Governor's Island
Warren
New York State
National Guard
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association of New York
Military Society of the War of 1812
Sons of the Revolution
Custom House
Assay
O’gorman
Wall Street
United States Army
Holland
Those College Days And The Value Of Education
An editorial voice argues colleges broaden life beyond mere business training. It rebuts pessimism about college worth, noting that higher education cultivates thinking, culture, and breadth even if returns may not be immediate. It praises thinking, camaraderie, and applicability to any task.
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Sophmore
Ed Box
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Bell
Mobile Alabama
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
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