Commencement Address by Bishop Allen Emphasizes Self Sacrifice
Right Rev Edward P Allen bishop of Mobile told graduates to cultivate self sacrifice. He praised Sisters for their work and noted diploma recipients from Catholic schools. Students staged a playlet The Bell in the Forest and a strike comedy while younger choirs performed Floral drill and musical pieces aboard the tugboat Senator Bailey and steamer Florida were deemed seaworthy by U S steamboat inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Allen
Jessie Goubil
Grace Ramm
Genevi Sherman
Nellie Myers
Senator Bailey
Guilt Refining Company
Florida
Texas Company
U. S
Bean
Lueders
Steamboat Inspection Service
Mitchells Sell Property on Water Street to Munson
Thomas E. Mitchell and his wife sold the property at 59 North Water Street to Eunice Mills Munson. The deed notes the south boundary along St. Francis Street and 55 feet east of Warren Street, with the sale price undetermined in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Mitchell
Eunice Mills Munson
North Water Street
St. Francis Street
Warren Street
Freezone corn remover promises quick painless lift
An advertisement touts Freezone as a Cincinnati invention that softens and lifts away corns with a drop on the affected area. It claims instant relief from pain and the corn is removed without soreness, and a small bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Black-Draught touted as preventive medicine by farmer
A Route 32 farmer, C B Trulli of Candier North Carolina, extols Black-Draught as a preventive remedy for colds feverishness headache and liver issues. He claims it helped his family during measles and pneumonia and urges others to keep a package ready for disordered liver symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
C. B. Trulli
Prosecutor Nash and Sheriff Martinson Indicted in Whiskey Case
Minneapolis report says Prosecuting Attorney William M Nash and Sheriff Oscar Martinson along with five others are indicted for whiskey smuggling connected to a Winnipeg Canada plot. Five admitted guilt previously while Nash and Martinson await trial and claim conspiracies by thieves and lawyers. Maximum penalty listed is $10 000 or two years plus fine or imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. EB. A
Minneapolis
Minn
John Barleycorn
Canada
William M. Nash
Oscar Martinson
Nash
Martinson
Winnipeg
Can
Stolen Car Recovered. Owner Reports Find
J. H. Glass of 159 Claiborne Street reported a stolen automobile was recovered damaged at Dela and Jefferson streets after police were alerted last night. The note mentions $2,000 transfers between May P. Macartney and A. Meaher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADTO
J. H. Glass
Claiborne ‘Street
Delaa and
Jefferson Streets
Local Marine Recruiting Surpasses Quota
The marine recruiting office reports enlistments 109 percent above the assigned quota for the past month, per Sergeant George Waters stationed here after returning from Brewton where he was increasing recruiting efforts. The Mobile Travelers Association plans a meeting tonight at 8 in the Cawthon hotel assembly room to discuss important business and expect large attendance. Rodgers makes bond after failing to appear in court. alias writ issued for disposing of mortgaged property.
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Marine Recruiting ‘Office
George Waters
Waters
Brewton
Ravelers
Mobile Travelers Association
Cawthon Hotel
Rogers
W. C. Rodgers
Rodgers
God Acknowledgment Amendment Pushed Before National Synod
The Reformed Presbyterian Church report presented at the national synod details support for a constitutional amendment acknowledging God and the Bible. June spoke on the proposal, stressing the amendment would recognize divine authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
God
United States
Reformed Presbyterian Church
National Synod
Mobile Greeks Reject Telegram To Ex King Constantine
The Greeks of Mobile declined a telegram of congratulations to former King Constantine of Greece now in exile in Switzerland. A telegram denounced him as a traitor to his country and rejected congratulating Turks and Bulgarians. The stance, voiced by Valentine Dragagis, reflects the city’s Greek population of about 304 people. Yesterday marked the former ruler’s birthday.
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Mobile
Constantine
Greece
Switzerland
Valentine Dragagis
United Tes Army
United States
Dragagis
Businessmen of Germany Seize Speedy Comeback
German bankers and merchants see a faster recovery as the mark improves from around 100 to 50 per dollar and foreign confidence grows. They anticipate cheaper raw materials and stronger exports, though some sectors face higher local prices and weaker demand for finished goods. Transportation and production are slowly normalizing despite past shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Groat
United Press
Berian
Madil
Entente
America
Germany
Leen
Guardian of Monarchs Paoli Dies in Paris Home
The article recalls M. Paoli, honored by King Edward and Queen Victoria, as a trusted guardian later praised by the monarchs. It mentions Paoli correcting proofs for Edward and anecdotes from Paris theatres and royal encounters with King Leopold of Belgium and Nasr-ed-Din shah.
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Berg
Nice
Paoli
Edward
M. Paoli
Queen Victoria
Paris
Leopold
Belgium
Pauli
Evigland
Niso
Nasr-ed-Din
Shah
Persia
Cirlot Wins Albert P Bush Medal For Highest Scholarship
Felix Lossing Cirlot of Barton Academy senior class received the Albert P Bush medal for the highest four year scholarship average. Principal Frank L Gro presented the medal. The honor roll included Frances Allen Mary Buck Lillian Budd Agnes Cooper Sara Lucille Crowell Bennita Dulaney Elma Ehret Rachel Farrow Charlotte Leeper Emma Louise Smith Helen Marguerite Smith. Dr John M McBryde of Tulane University delivered the graduation address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Lossing Cirlot
Barton Academy
Albert P. Bush
Frank L. Gro
Frances Gladys Allen
Mary Margaret Buck
Lillian Budd
Agnes Cooper
Sara
Lucille Crowell
Bennita Vivian Dulaney
Elma Ehret
Rachel Farrow
Charlotte Leeper
Emma Louise
Helen Marguerite Smith
Foley remedy mail order ad promises curative pills
An old advertisement urges readers to mail the cutout to Foley Bagel in Chicago for a trial pack of Foley products. It lists Foley's Honey and Tar, Kidney Pills, and various tonics and laxatives, claiming relief for coughs colds rheumatism and digestive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Bagel
Presfield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Dock Workers of New York Vote to Remain Out
In New York the dock workers voted 371 to 266 to stay out until new demands are granted. The strike affects about 8,000 workers and the surrender of work follows Governor Smith's appeal. Peter J. Brady announced plans to carry the issue to the American Federation of Labor convention in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sanna Ieee
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Fednna
Mexican Soldier Shot Without Trial Sparks Protests
The Heraldo reports a Mexican soldier was executed without trial under General Genovevo de la Huerta. A protest letter to the Provisional President and generals followed as authorities allegedly ignored orders and continued closing efforts while houses remained open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mores
Weaver and Alliance
Genevevo
Ana
de la Huerta
de la
Heraldo
Poles Claim Advance Along Battlefronts
A Polish war office communique reported advances between the Dvina and Berezina rivers at the northern Russo Polish front. It also said the Bolshevik offensive along the Dnieper in Ukraina was repulsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dvina
Beresina
Polish War Office
Warsaw
Central
Ocr Ateanet
Dnieper
Ukraina
Passaic Wool Mills Cut Week Schedule Amid Shortages
In Passaic New Jersey on June 6 authorities announced four day work weeks for local wool mills starting next Monday due to material shortages and weak wool market conditions. Secretary J Frank Andrews of the Industrial Council stated about 18,000 workers across six mills will be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
J.frank Andrews
Industrial Council of Passaic Woolen
Cambridge Steamer Disabled in Atlantic Tow Request
The American steamer Cambridge, sailing from Norfolk on May 20 toward Hamburg and Antwerp, reported a broaine breach and requested towing to port. Wireless contact was made from Land's End around noon and the vessel gave its position near latitude 49.45 north, longitude 49.45 west.
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London
Land
United States
Norfolk
Hamburg
Antwerp
Freckle Cream From Lemons and Orchard White
A vintage ad touts a simple homemade freckle and blemish remover. Mix two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint of lotion, then massage daily on the face neck arms and hands for clear rosy skin at low cost. The formula claims to be gentle and non irritating.
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Cathedral
Mr. Trul
Camp Jackson
W. M Nash
Gebahey
P. “Macartnéy
A. Meaher
Auphin Theatre
Doris ‘Kinyon
Inn of the
Blue Moon
France
Cirlot
Dock Workers of
N. Y
Passaic
Cambridge
Ite
Io Richards Medicine Company, Inc
Sherman, Texas
Devon
Ender Bauer & Black
Toronto
Tae Ha A
Ng Joachim Stimt
Paine
Eelie
E Toire
Edwin Burke
Lewis & Gi Don
Cov, Inc
Pathe News
Matinee Daily
Black Face Comedia
Neil O'Brien
Minstre
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