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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1913

Page

4

Mullaneys Held for Kidnapping Baby in Alabama Home

Joseph Mullaney Jr and his wife Juanita are held on charges of kidnapping a baby from the Alabama Infants and Maternity Home. Detectives linked them to the Friday night theft with positive identifications from Henrietta Howard and Clara Howard. The case rests on allegations they took the child for about half a day and sought habeas corpus for return. The couple, named as dangerous and suspicious, face a two year maximum in court.

Joseph Mullaney, Jr Juanita Mullaney Alabama Mullaney J. W. Murphy Joseph Lacey Recorder's Court Juanita Cheatham Mary C. Wanda United States District Court John T. Brown Joe G. Tyrrell Foundling Broad and St. Anthony Streets Thomas J. Boltz C. K. Berge Joseph Mullaney Dauphin Street John Lincoln South Frankling Street Joe Lacey Henrietta Howard Howard Bessie Clay Joe McGowan Bertha Clay Cedar and St. Michael Streets Lillad Tan Martnaran James Y. Shaw, Jr Warren Burch St. Anthony Broad Streets Murphy and Lacey Allaney Police Frank W. Crenshaw Chief Crenshaw Clara Howard Jianita Mullaney Fred W. Bacho D. H. Edington James J. Barry Eee Mullaney Wanda United States

Cudahy Plants 13,000 Celeste Fig Trees in Alabama Orchard

John R. Cudahy of Chicago plans a large fig orchard between Summerdale and Robertsdale in Baldwin County Alabama. He has planted 13,000 Celeste trees purchased in Florida, with forty workers over two months under two superintendents. He is currently staying at the WthOn Hotel in Mobile with DPD H Carmody.

John R. Cudahy Chicago Summerdale Robertsdale Baldwin County Ala Mobile Wthon DPD H. Carmody Cudahy Florida

Elks Raise Flood Relief Funds in Guthrie Minstrel Show

Guthrie Oklahoma April 6 The Elks lodge staged a large minstrel show last night with proceeds donated to the American Red Cross for flood victims.

Supreme Court to Hear New Problems After Easter Recess

The Supreme Court will resume on April 7 with more than ten new and perplexing cases. Key disputes include interstate express company rates, the Soo locks water power valuation, Oklahoma grandfather clause validity, and the Mille Lac Indian treaty claims. The court also takes up patent remedies licensing, water right assessments, and the Omaha Electric rail tr Lucent tr junction case.

International News Service Washington Supreme Court Sault Ste. Marie Adams Express Company United States District Court Indianapolis Franklin Pennsylvania Express Chandler-Dunbar Water Power Co St. Mary’s Power Co Clarence M. Brown Michigan Lake Superior Power Co Soo Locks Chandler-Dunbar Co William Chandler Et. Mary's Rapids United States District Court Court of Appeals of District of Columbia Bauer Chemical Co James O’ Donnell O'Donnell Bcease Chemical Company Circuit Court of Appeals Eighth Circuit St. Louis Frank Guinn J. J. Beal Oklahoma Leavenworth Charles H. Swigart R. K. Tiffaney D. P. Barker Barker Yakima County Sunnyside Yakima Project Secretary of the Interior Mille Lac Omaha Electric Light and Power Company

Public Health Campaign Aims to Eradicate Flies and Mosquitoes

City health inspectors continued premises inspections and collected numerous samples of mosquitoes flies and vermin from stagnant water across the city. A health office visit is urged as a lesson in cleanliness with jars showing live mosquitoes and maggots. Dr Mohr forms a Colored Health Society meeting at the Colored Methodist Church to discuss sanitation and quick trash removal on cleanup days by placing materials in barrels on sidewalks.

Health Department Colored Health Society

National Drainage Congress in St Louis April 1913

The notice promotes the National Drainage Congress in St Louis April 10 to 12 1913 addressing drainage reclamation swamp lands levee work. It provides ticket contacts G W King Meridian Miss H E Jones Jr Mobile Ala and G A Griffin Meridian Miss and a bargain day at Weinacker's with a phone price list option.

Weinacker's St. Louis G. W. King Mobile & Ohio R. R G. A. Griffin T. P Meridian Miss H. E Jones, Jr Mobile Ala Rihg

Pastor Sues Deacon for Alleged Slander in Huntington

Rev. Fee Brake, pastor of a Huntington church, sues deacon J. R. Boone for 10000 dollars claiming false statements that Brake’s colleague Rev. Searcy drank on election day. Additional suits are expected as sensational charges arise from a tempestuous Washington Avenue church meeting aiming to oust Searcy.

M. Searcy Washington Avenue Mr. Searcy Pas

Pastor Rejected by Flock After Accusations of Conduct

A church vote blocked a resolution asking the pastor to resign after claims he was overly attentive to a female member and drank to excess. The rejection prompted a broader reprisal signaling ongoing tensions within the congregation.

Torate

Baby Carts And Refrigerators Sale Noted

A newspaper snippet lists White Frost refrigerators at 27.50 22.50 and 18.50 alongside Whitney brand go carts including sidewalk folding and English collapsible models. The ad highlights price points for household and baby care items.

Whitney

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