Dissolution of Farmers Commission Company and new firm ARKE DAVIS & COMPANY
The Farmers Commission Company dissolves under Alabama law and records with Judge of Probate in Mobile. Henry Hall Clarke signs as president and notary J Brown confirms the voluntary dissolution. The partners announce ARKE DAVIS & COMPANY will continue the cotton factorage business at 64 12 North Commerce Street Mobile Alabama.
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State of Alabama
County of Mobile
Farmers Commission Company, Inc
State of
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Mobile
Mobile County
Henry Hall Clarke
John Bradford Davis
E. H. Planck
Henry
Hall Clarke
Leo M. Brown
Price Williams
P. Williams
Farmers Commission Company
Arke, Davis & Company
Late Corporation
North
Commerce Street
Cotton Escaped Convict Captured in Kentucky
Earl Cotton, who fled a North Carolina prison four months ago after a thirty year sentence for murder, was taken into custody in Whitesburg Kentucky while on the way to Raleigh. He claimed a fellow inmate betrayed him for a $26 reward and was convicted for complicity in the death of Dr BE W Smith in Raleigh.
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Lexington
Earl Cotton
North Carolina
Raleigh
Cotton
Whitesburg
BE. W. Smith
Cotton convicted in 1908 murder case in Virginia
Earl Cotton, captured in Whitesburg Kentucky after escaping a Tennessee prison, was convicted in Richmond Virginia in 1908 for complicity in the murder of E W Smith a traveling salesman. A cab driver confessed aiding Cotton and two others to move Smiths body to a stone quarry. Cotton owned a Raleigh restaurant. a diamond and articles from the body were found with a woman Cotton was close to. Two other men were convicted. both have since been pardoned.
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N. C
Earl Cotton
Whitesburg
E. W. Smith
Richmond
Cotton
North Carolina
Smith
McBroom Trial Testimony Details Shooting Threats
In a continuing McBroom trial testimony, Mrs. McBroom recounts threats by her husband and a fatal shooting after he threatened to kill her. She describes packing his clothes, taking a pistol, and firing when he threatened again as he backed his car from the property. Witnesses corroborate threats and gun possession, while defense testimony features the pistol and divorce papers as evidence.
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Catherine Street
Wilkins
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Groom
Willie Wilkins
Boston
Soe
McProom
Warren Burch
Dennis Lynch
Cac
Eeynliee Crenshaw
William
Joint Committee Hears Oyster Resources Told
Members of the joint committee on finances and taxation heard about oyster bottoms and the need for efficient supervision and transplanting. Capt. Craft and J A Joullan explained revenue loss from the oyster commission repeal and Mobile oysters’ rise, with maps and surveys cited. A return trip and banquet followed a river view aboard the Winona and Alert.
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Joint Committee On
U. S. Revenue
Winona
John Craft
J. A. Joullan
The
Oyster Commissi
Oyster Commission
Capt. Craft
Harry Hartwell
Alert
Turner-Hartwell
Government probes passport for Raymond Swoboda
Justice agents began an inquiry in Washington into the issuance of an American passport to Raymond Swoboda who is held in Paris on charges connected with starting a fire on the La Touraine. investigators seek to determine if the passport was issued properly and note it lists no occupation and only says he is to be abroad one year on business.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Raymond Swoboda
Paris
la Tourainé
Swoboda
Norton reviews Somers system in local bill discussion
A legislative committee member urged local groups to unite on changes to a local measure and seek state representatives' cooperation before the committee backs the bill. He praised Mobile port support and the group planned to inspect the Daphne Normal School.
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Mobile
Daphne
More Y M C A members added to taxation roster
The article details continued testimony in a trial with state witnesses describing the McBroom residence scene, back porch construction, and a pistol used by the defendant. A witness testified he saw McBroom descend with a suitcase, threaten to kill, and a shot was fired.
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T. W. Nicol
McBroom
Recorder’s Court
B. Browne
Price W. Tompkins
Riyal Street
R. H. Inge
How to Get Rid of Dyspepsia in Plain Terms
The article advises against medicines targeting the stomach, recommends not starving, and suggests moderate meals of plain foods. It endorses slow eating and limited antacid use, specifically plain magnesia in hot water after meals, to neutralize stomach acid and provide relief.
Zerbst Succeeds Mote as Warden in Atlanta
Zerbst becomes warden at the United States penitentiary in Atlanta succeeding Mote. He has been with the government prison service for 25 years and previously served as deputy warden at Leavenworth. Zerbst, who has led the Atlanta penitentiary for twelve years, plans to engage in private business here.
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Zerbst
Mote
Atlanta
United States
Fed
Returns to capital by Judge Portfoy in Mobile
Judge John Portfoy, who has spent a few days in Mobile, returns to Montgomery to resume official duties. The report notes his visit and mentions a woman named Garrett, a Black man, observed at the rear of a home during the incident.
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Capital
John Portfoy
Mobile
Montgomery
Savane
Walnut woman improves after using Cardus remedy
Mrs. Wy McClure of Walnut North Carolina says after starting the Cardus treatment she recovered from worsening health. She reports initial fatigue and inability to work followed by steady improvement after several doses.
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Walnut
N. C
Mortgage recorded and auction notice in 1912 1915
James F. Lott records a mortgage on November 7 1912 in Moi Book No 72 page 487. County Court records show the mortgage to be auctioned in 1915 at noon with K Glennon Con Auctioneers Moh 31 18 25¢Apil.
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James F. Lott
Moi
Ras. K. Glennon
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