Annie Love Named In Local Notice
Mrs. Annie Love aged thirty two, a native of Grove Hill, Clark, is referenced in a local notice.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1913
Page
8
Mrs. Annie Love aged thirty two, a native of Grove Hill, Clark, is referenced in a local notice.
A county woman in Alabama died early Saturday morning at a local infirmary after several weeks of illness. She was the wife of T. T. Love who operated the Riley farm in Maysville. Interment will be in the cemetery near Mertz Station.
A sensational arrest in New Orleans involved G. Raymond Matthews and J. L. Mott, U S Department of Justice agents, and Ernesto Fernandez y Artega, a rebel leader’s representative, on blackmail charges. Brito alleged a $500 payoff to avert arrest as detectives recovered marked money.
The board of inquiry led by Governor Earl Brewer held farm surgeon Stanley L. Byrd and Night Watchman Day responsible for the Oakley farm prison fire that killed thirty five convicts. Trustees Montgomery Smith and other officials were deemed partially responsible for keeping convicts in a building storing combustibles.
Thirty state and district agents and boys corn club directors from the South arrived in Washington for a week long conference at the department of agriculture. They will report on last year's work and discuss future plans with attendees from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Georgia Florida South Carolina North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Maryland.
Chat tanooga Tennessee August 2 Ivery manufacturing plant will be silenced for five minutes today at the funeral of Anthony N Grady of Albany New York an Eastern capitalist whose investments in the city exceed twelve million dollars The piece ends with a stray gardening proverb about radishes and mice.
Charles J. Doherty engineer of the Springfield Express on the New Haven line was cleared of manslaughter charges after the coroner’s finding. Prosecutors dismissed the case yesterday in Stamford Connecticut following the coroner’s exoneration of criminal responsibility. The June 12 wreck killed six people and prompted the charges.
In Berlin a court martial of seven military men on bribery charges heard Herr Brandt, former Krupp agent, testify he received yearly expenses of 844 dollars for use with comrades. He said the bribe inquiry links military contractors to civil court actions.
The July 1913 drought leaves Kansas with only 1.57 inches of rainfall, driest in 30 years. Dozens of towns halt lawn water and domestic supplies. Tank cars deliver water from Topeka to Horton while Wichita to Wellington trains await. Kansas River at record low 3.3 feet.
Professor C E De Puy of Lewis Institute outlined nine methods to compromise Chicago voting machines before a legislative committee. He described front access wire clips bent wires angle steel and rubber bands that could subvert voter intent citywide. He also noted five back access methods through machine drawers to reach inner mechanisms.
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