Mobile Equity Court notices property claim against multiple heirs
In Mobile Law and Equity Court case 491 complainant George H Howze seeks title to property in Mobile County Alabama. The defendants include Ruby Chastang Lucy C Evans H R Whyte W J Hester and many others with heirs and representatives implied. A public notice orders defendants to plead by May 8 1913 and warns the case will be confessed if no answer filed. notice to run weekly in The Mobile Item for four weeks.
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Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Equity
George H. Howze
Alice Morgan Et al
Pearl G. Well
David Files
Victor Gannard
Jean Dubroca
George E. Holt
Daniel Juzan
Joseph Chastang
Margaret (Manette) Chastang
Eugene Chastang
Claire Raymond
Edmond
Raymond
Gertrude Dragis
Peter Dragis
John
Jean Rochon
Eunice Rochon
Augustine Rochon
Adele Oppenheimer
Cauffman Oppenheimer
John Giffan
John Griff
Alabama
Mary C. Cleveland
Ruby Chastang
Lucy C. Evans
W. J. Evans
H. R. Whyte
E. Lou Whyte
W. J. Hester
L. B. Hester
R. B. Garrett
Emily Byrnes
John B. Hogan
George C. Johnston
George W. Owen
Towit
Edmond S. Raymond
John Or Jean Rochon
John Guiffan
John Guiffant
John le Guiffant
Pierre
County of
Mobile
State of
Owen
Jackson Street
Three Mile Creek
Said Creek
Owen's Lane
John Bradford
Oscar Bradford
Mortacee
Sarah H. Parsons
Alice Parsons
N. S
Mobile County
Mobile Item
Congress Opens First Democratic Session In 18 Years
The new Democratic controlled Congress convenes in Washington for its first session under President Wilson, aiming to revise the tariff and consider currency reform, Philippine independence, Panama Canal toll repeal, and Alaska railroad construction. The session marks the first since 1894 with Democrats in control of both chambers and the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alaska
Tony
Wilson
Congress
Cleveland
Publicity law amendment urged in campaign funding letter
Perry Belmont and ex Senator W H Chandler urged Senator Kern to support amendments to empower federal courts to order summary inquiries into suspected publicity law violations. They note the provision was removed earlier and warn that disclosure via swift inquiries will be needed to curb secret party fund use. They also push bills for pre convention campaign fund publicity to be reintroduced by Representative Henry.
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Washington
Perry Belmont
W. BH. Chandler
Kern
Congress
Henry
Land claimants required to plead in Mobile equity case
In Amelia E Price v Garrett Shaw et al a 1912 equity order notes unknown non residents and heirs of named persons may claim rights in the NE quarter of the NW quarter of section 2 township 5 south range 2 west Mobile County Alabama. Defendants must plead or answer by May 7 1912.
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Amelia E. Price
Garrett Shaw
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Equity
Charles T. Pollard
Benjamin Stanton
Frederick Blount
James Adams
Alabama
Mobile County
Township
Range
Mobile Item
Mobile
Notice of Administratrix for Estate of James Peck
Administratrix Pearl Peck announces letters of administration granted April 5 1913 by Judge Price Will Jr of the Probate Court Orrs bile County Alabama. All claimants must present claims within legal time or be barred. Webb and McAlpine attorneys. Apr 7-14-212.
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Frederick Wassersleben
Jlas
Fred Wassersleben
E William, Jr
Mobile Cty
Alabama
Mobile County
Chris Kunz
Dominick Kunz
John P. Z
Christine R. Kunz
Price Williams, JR
E. W. Faith
James Peck
Price Will Jr
Orr
Bile County
Pearl Peck
Admin Webb & McAlpine
Item Available Citywide at Local News Stands and Pharmacies
The item will be found on sale at numerous city and suburb locations including Van Antwerp's Burke's Newson's Neff's McDonald's Sutton's Battle House World News Co Kearns' Fells Cawthon Hotel Donnelly's Neville's Weinacker Bros. Drug Store Oakdale Pharmacy Crichton Pharmacy Prichard Pharmacy Cawthon Drug Co Plateau Central Pharmacy Burkett's Archibald's Rutherford's Davis'
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Fells
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Donnelly’s
Wilson to read message to Congress in historic act
President Wilson will personally read his congressional message in the opening session, a shift from normal practice. He plans to deliver from the Senate chamber then the House, with paths for joint session rarely used, signaling a dignified return to a century old precedent.
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Associated Press
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House
White House
Secret Service
Memphis Girl Believed To Have Returned Home
Eula Wood a sixteen year old inmate of the Episcopal Church Home disappeared Friday morning near the Home in Memphis. Police aided by Saturday night failed to learn her location. She left for school and was last seen near the Home. officials report she seemed content with her care and no reason for leaving is found. She is described as slight with grey eyes brown hair and fair complexion.
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Eula Wood
Episcopal Church
Memphis
Tenn
Warren Street
Augusta
Franklin Streets
Miss Wood
Remarkable cavern discovered in desert near Ogden
A mammoth cave with prehistoric hieroglyphics was found near Promontory Point, eighteen miles from Ogden. Rancher Thomas Whitaker will lead University of Utah professors to investigate the front chamber measuring 75 by 150 yards and 41 feet high, with crude wall pictures. An Indian legend speaks of a great battle near the point.
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Ogden
Utah
Kentucky
Thomas Whitaker
University of Utah
Promontory Point
Surroun
Winona Goes For Target Practice With Revenue Cutter Crew
The revenue cutter Winona under First Lieutenant C F Howell sails Tuesday at 9 30 for Daphne to conduct a week long target practice ahead of the season ending June 30. Previous drills show nine expert riflemen six sharpshooters and six marksmen.
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Revenue Cutter
Winona
C. F. Howell
Daphne
Bay
Revenue Cutter Service
Aid Needed for Tornado Sufferers in Lower Peach Tree
In the Lower Peach Tree district tornado survivors face hunger and cold, especially those away from town near Nellie and Asahel. Needy residents beg for funds with Elks contributing 100 toward the Peach Tree relief fund. Roads remain blocked by debris, hindering aid to Wilcox county's remote communities. R M Dickinson of Nellie and N M Newell of Asahel coordinate local contributions.
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Peach Tree
Nellie
Asahel
R. M. Dickinson
N. M. Newell
Wilcox County
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Henry Franelich
Selma Lodge
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound in Women’s Health History
The text reviews the vast medicinal value of plants with over 700 varieties and highlights Lydia E. Pinkham's discovery of her Vegetable Compound. It notes the remedy's long use, about forty years, for feminine health issues linked to functional and organic diseases, claiming symptoms disappear with its use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Annual Meeting of Pure Food Clerks Schedule
The State Pure Food and Drug Clerks annual meeting will convene at the Battle House in this city from June 16 to 21. President L Davies announces the completed program with welcome remarks by Governor O Neal and city officials including Mayor Laz Schwarz and W H Armbrecht of the Chamber of Commerce. After a social session Monday night the week will run non stop with business sessions.
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Battle House
L. Davies
Washington, D. C
O'Neal
Alabama
Laz Schwarz
W. H. Armbrecht
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
onty _ Canennees
Peary Receives Audience With King Victor Emmanuel
In Rome on April 7 Admiral Robert E. Peary met King Victor Emmanuel in an audience lasting about thirty minutes. The king noted the fourth anniversary of Peary’s Arctic discovery and showed strong interest in polar exploration.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Robert KE. Peary
Peary
North Pole
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