Charged with selling mortgaged property case unfolds
An officer from Lucedale Mississippi is en route to Mobile to take charge of J E Hayes and B Tucker who were arrested Sunday and held for Mississippi authorities. Hayes was picked up Saturday night on drunkenness charges and identified by Detective Murphy after being allowed a telephone call. Detectives Murphy and Lacey then located S B Tucker at a rooming house and placed him under arrest.
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Lucedale
Miss
Mobile
J. E. Hayes
8. B. Tucker
Mississippi
Hayes
L. H. Rayford
J. W. Murphy
Trough _Hayes
Murphy
Lacey
S. B. Tucker
Cardus
Katie Scholl
St. Louis
Secret Austro Bulgarian Pact Report Revealed
A Belgrade dispatch to the Daily Mail says a secret Austro Bulgarian convention pledging mutual aid against Servia has been disclosed due to a subordinate diplomatic official's indiscretion in London on April 21.
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London
Belgrade
The
Daily Mail
Servia
Young Men Suspected of Highway Robbery
R L Williams of Oakdale accuses five youths of robbing him at Dearborn and Dauphin streets. Police arrest Charles Hannon Sid ney Bobe and John Bogue, three white men, though Williams cannot identify them. Williams also jailed for drunkenness. suspects to be arraigned in recorder's court Monday.
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R. L. Williams
Oakdale
Charles Hannon
Sidney Bobe
John Bogue
Williams
Dearborn
Dauphin
Willian
Recorder’s Court
Wilson sets May 1 2 for New Jersey speaking tour
President Wilson has practically fixed May 1 and 2 for a speaking trip in northern New Jersey advocating jury reform and a call for a state constitutional convention. The Associated Press reports the dates as he campaigns on reform and constitutional issues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
New Jersey
Suffragettes Clash With Police in London and Brighton
London reports say suffragists faced large police protection as mobs attacked in Brighton esplanade and Hyde Park. A 20 000 strong crowd at Hyde Park watched as police halted militant displays for three hours.
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Associated Press
London
Brighton
Esplanade
Hyde Park
Women's Social and Political Union
Russia
Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and consumption. It claims relief from a single dose and eventual disappearance of the cough. A testimonial cites a wife saved from a dangerous cough, with pricing 50c and 1.00 and Van Antwerp Drug Corp endorsement.
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Dr. King
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Citizens Drive Out Undesired Gang in Grand Junction
Sixty Industrial Workers of the World led by Jack McDonald raided Grand Junction. They demanded food at police HQ and a restaurant, where deputies won payment with revolvers. The group claimed no funds but stayed three days while citizens formed posses to eject them.
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Associated Press
Grand Junction
Col
Industrial Workers of the World
Jack McDonald
San Diego
Ugarte Claims Americans Foment Trouble in Latin America
Argentine poet Manuel Ugarte condemned U.S. influence in Latin America urging regional unity to stop American absorption of smaller republics. He said the United States promotes revolutions and topples presidents. An enthusiastic crowd cheered him as he traveled to Valparaiso to continue his propaganda.
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Associated Press
Antofagasta
Chile
Manuel Ugarte
United States
Latin-America
Ugarte
Valparaiso
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promotes Strength
An Old Standard tonic claims to relieve weakness and loss of appetite. Promoted as a general strengthening remedy for adults and children, it is marketed as a true tonic that drives out malaria and builds up the system, priced at 50 cents.
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Grove
Sulzer Urges Primaries and Direct Nomination Bill
Albany April 21. Governor Sulzer presses for direct nomination in primaries and urges reform of primary and election laws. Senate cleared charges against Stilwell, plan to adjourn by May 2, but push for direct nominations may extend the session or prompt an extraordinary session.
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Albany
N. Y
Stilwell
Senate
Sulzer
Hughes
Lower Tariff Debate Divides Politicians and Roosevelt
Wilson urged lower tariff rates as justified though limited cuts for reciprocity. The president prioritized consumer advantage over future negotiations. Governor Hughes vetoed a reform bill, called extraordinary session, and backed a governor approved measure. Roosevelt returned from hunting favored the measure but the Republican base defeated it. A senator said the defeat would pull Roosevelt back into politics. The era’s tonal remark: honest thermometer, common lie.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
AP Hers Vy Jungles
Roosevelt
Croxone Promises Quick Cure For Kidney and Back Ailments
An advertisement touts Croxone as a cure for sleep disturbance bladder weakness backache rheumatism and urinary disorders. It claims Croxone reaches the kidneys to cleanse glands filter uric acid and relieve inflamed bladder membranes with three doses a day often enough for a cure. Druggists offer a money back guarantee if results are not achieved.
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Chicago
Cardus
Saloons Robbed at St Michael and Adams Streets
Robberies occurred at Rabby Brothers on St Michael and Commerce and at W H Rogers on Adams and Royal. Liquor tobacco and cigars were taken. Will Greene and Alfred Ivey were arrested in connection with the robberies. Ivey had a whiskey case and was taken by Patrolmen Burch and Arbo.
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Rabby Brothers
St. Michael and
Commerce Street
W. H. Rogers
Adams and Royal Streets
Will Greene
Robby Brothers
Alfred Ivey
Ivey
Burch
Arbo
Mobile and Ohio launches cheap Meridian to Mobile excursion
A large crowd rode the Mobile and Ohio Railroad from Meridian to Mobile on Sunday for a promotional excursion. About 350 people traveled, many to attend the Mobile versus New Orleans baseball game and visit city attractions. Passenger Agent Harvey E Jones Jr reported most travelers came from towns south of Meridian, attracted by a two dollar Sunday fare with nearby station reductions.
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Meridian
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Mobile
New Orleans
Harvey E Jones, Jr
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Stetson
St. Emanuel and
Home
Mobile Electric Co
N. Royal Street
Ugarto
Te Cardus
St. Louis, Mo
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