No Intention Of Leaving Service By H Gordon Ashley
Port Mobile collector H Gordon Ashley says he has no plan to resign and will submit word before January 1 if required by the powers. Rumors place a Democrat in line for federal posts in Alabama with Mobile and Birmingham figures discussed. No decision yet on successors to U S District Attorney James Sloan and U S Marshal G B Deans. Bentley, farcical and unrelated final sentence is omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gordon Ashley
Port Mobile
Woodrow Wilson
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad in Foley Alabama
Mrs Albert Bergmann of Foley Alabama reports relief from kidney aches and pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The classic testimonial highlights a long history of effective use and urges readers to seek the remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
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Bright
Doan
Albert Bergmann
Foley
Ala
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Adv
Beyond the Grave Lecture at Monroe Park Theatre
Rev. B. H. Barton of Philadelphia spoke on Beyond the Grave at Monroe Park Theatre in Mobile as the first in a four part series by the International Bible Students Association. He argued hell is the grave not endless torment, citing Bible verses to support the death state and second death concepts. He contrasted literal readings with figurative scripture and noted future resurrections and annihilation for the incorrigible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Park Theatre
B. H. Barton
Philadelphia
International Bible Students Association
United States
Mr. Barton
Mobile
Florida
Atlanta
Columbus
Montgomery
Macon
Frank A. Hall
Indianapolis
J. J. McPherson
New York City
Yates
Hamilton
Canada
Hell
David
God
Jesus
Peter
Palm Beauty For Gulf Coast Stations In Winter Travel Plan
Superintendent Charlies Marshall of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad will plant 15 to 20 Florida palm trees at each Gulf coast station from Gentilly Louisiana to Neshota Alabama five miles west of Mobile. The sable or cabbage palms will ornament the stations and entice northern tourists, with planting starting in December and finishing in February.
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Charlies Marshall
New Orleans
Mobile
June Deaths And Births In Alabama Record High Fatalities
Alabama health records for June show a state tally of 1924 deaths the highest monthly total in state history with 970 white and 954 colored. Births reach 3228 with 2059 white and 1169 colored. Six month divorces total 740 though 15 counties did not report. The report urges compulsory medical inspection of all school children by physicians.
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Alabama
State Health Department
W. M. Sanders
Repor
Rumors of Milwaukee St Paul Buyout of New Orleans Line
Birmingham talk centers on Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway buying the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago line from Frisco and Louisville and Nashville. Earling Yoakum Rockefeller visited last year. line surveys and a Paducah river bridge are planned to create a Mobile to New Orleans route, with Frisco holding a 51 percent stake and L and N 49 percent.
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Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Gulf St
New Orleans
Mobile
Lexington
Tenn
Ohio River
Paducah
Birmingham
Frisco
F’r
Age-Herald of Sunday
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Percy Rockefeller
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Burlington
Earling
Yoakum
Rockefeller
Milwaukee
Panama
Hundred Men Ready for Finish in Mobile Convention Drive
A hundred canvassers across ten districts prepare to recruit business support for Mobile’s congress fund. Committees meet 9:45 am at Battle House with captains to finalize instructions ahead of a noon lunch report. Committees 1 through 6 list dozens of named members aiding the effort.
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Sancia Canal
Battle House
Lunc
Embra
Mobile
Houston
Texas
Congress Fund
Ralph Richard
E. J. Buck
W. E. P. Wilson
P. B. Dorion
T. K. Jackson
J. I. Burgett
Dr. Seale Harris
A. §. Lyons
A. P. Bush
W. H. Monk
City Bank
Bank of Mobile
Masonic Temple
People’s Bank
Palmer Pillans
J. C. O'Gwynn
W. C. Baumhauer
John Rose
J. R. Wallace
Sol Kahn
G. C. Tucker
W. H. Croom
R. H. Parsons
Ed J. Higgins
van Antwerp
Pollock
Fidelia
M. Waring Harrison
Garrard Harris
V. P. Gaines
Drew Linard
T G. McDonigal
A. J
W. W. Gill
Dauphin Street
Royal
Conception
W. T. McGowin
H. A. Feiberman
T. T. Palmer
Co. A. Garland
George W. Adams
George C. Gaillard
Thomas W. Sims
W. Chalk
H. C. Farrow
H. A. Lockwood
Government
Robert Weinacker
Ellis D. Gates
George Lining
George R. Powell
J. L. Cawthon
Jacob Reiss
A. Foreman
Macias
M. C. Sherman
Plummer Burgett
Government Street
W. T. West
J. L. Locke
T. W. Nicol
R. L. Waddle
J. H. Glennon
Bernard Baumr
R. N. Hudson
J. O. Acree
W. J.nton
E. J. Norton
Dauphin
St. Joseph
Matt Mahomer, Jr
J. D. Bloch
Paul Danner
E. J. Grove
Mark
Reward Offered for A. G. S. Bandits in Bibbville Hold Up
Agent Martin L. Holbrooke of the Southern Express Company says a $1,000 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of three train robbers who held up an A. G. S. train at Bibbville on September 25. The express company reports the loot as $50 in cash and many inexpensive watches and jewelry, differing from banking reports at Birmingham and Meridian.
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Martin L. Holbrooke
Southern Express Company
Bibbville
Express Company
Birmingham
Meridian
Mosaic Flooring Firm Wins Examiner Building Contract
The National Mosaic Flooring Company received a telegram from Major W. F. Tebbetts in Los Angeles announcing the company has been awarded all tiling for the Examiner Building. Built for W. R. Hearst, the structure is touted as the biggest and finest newspaper building in the United States.
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National Mosaic Flooring Company
W. F. Tebbetts
Los Angeles
Examiner
W. R. Hearst
United States
Mosaic Company
Major Tebbetts
Bakery burglar robs gas meter on Dauphin Wilkinson corner
Louis Weiner, a bakery operator at the southwest corner of Dauphin and Wilkinson streets, reported to police Sunday night that a sneak thief entered Saturday night, broke open his gas meter and stole its contents. Detectives are investigating.
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Louis Weiner
Dauphin and
Wilkinson Streets
Reiss Mercantile Opens With Noted Style in Mobile
The Reiss Mercantile Company showcases an outstanding early fall fashion feature in Mobile highlighting women’s styles. The Item will publish a full detailed account of the opening on Tuesday.
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REISS
Reiss Mercantile Company
Mobile
Willis and Percy Location Correction at Dauphin
Willis and Percy remain at 256 Dauphin Street despite an advertisement that listed 264. The correction notes that the store number is well known and that the misprint should cause little confusion to readers of The Item's Sunday Assation Edition.
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Dauphin Street
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Imperial Sanitary Laundry
Manuel
Victoria Augustine
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Hohenzollern
Sigmaringen
Berlin
Paul
Cry
Thibet
A. G. S. Bandits
Cal
LYREC
Wm. A. Grady
Mobile’s Five Milliton
Willis & Percy
Adam Glass & GO
Royal Street
Globe Wernicke
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