Automobile Crash Injures Boy as Car Seized
Police search for a white automobile after a collision on Telegraph road near One Mile creek injures 14 year old Ernest Bradley and destroys a wagon driven by L R Morris a Black man from Plateau. Morris reports the crash then finds the vehicle’s license plate was snatched off during the incident.
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L. R. Morris
Plateau
Telegraph Road
One Mile Creek
Morris
Ernest Bradley
Mobile
Motorcycle Club Advances Speed Limits Downtown
The Mobile Motorcycle Club formed with fifty six charter members pledges to curb motorcycle speeding. G. H. Walpole elected president with Jesse Hurdle vice president Henry Burns secretary John Moreno treasurer C. C. Swain road captain and Robert Paquette assistant road captain. Club plans rooms in the city and near Dog River.
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Mobile Motorcycle Club
G. H. Walpole
Jesse Hurdle
Henry Burns
John Moreno
C. C. Swain
Robert Paquette
Dog River
Car collision near Plateau leaves wagon wrecked and horse killed
Morris reported an automobile struck his wagon on the left side near Plateau. The car fled. Morris gave descriptions but the occupants refused to identify themselves. Authorities, including Chief Crenshaw, will watch auto repair shops to locate the car and owner. Morris noted a possible sighting at a Mobile wholesale house.
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Plateau
Morris
Ernest Bradley
Chief Crenshaw
Mobile
Huerta warned as Lind envoy crisis deepens
Amid tensions with Mexico, officials signal pressure on Huerta to protect American envoy Lind. Secretary Bryan clarifies the president will announce new policy only after Lind reaches Mexico. Senator Smith accuses lobbyists tied to Madero's era of shaping US stance and calls for subpoenas.
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Huerta
Charge d'Affaires
O'Shaughnessy
Lind
Bryan
Mexico
Washington
Stupendous Proposition for Southern Congress in Mobile
George J. Santa Cruz of Corry and Santa Cruz recalls a Mobile delegation visit to Washington to invite President Wilson to the Southern Commercial Congress and Panama Canal Celebration. The interview was informal and praised Wilson and the invited guests. Meridian was well represented.
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George J. Santa Cruz
Corry and
Santa Cruz
Mobile
Washington
President Wilson
Southern Commercial Congress
Panama Canal
New York
Wilson
Irvine
Congress
Senate
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Meridian
Treasury funds aid crop movement and brighter business outlook
The report notes government plans to supply treasury funds to banks in the South and West to aid fall crop movement. July new issues totalled over 95 million, mostly to cover maturing obligations, with caution about further capital needs amid debt. The treasury shows 131 million net balance, with about 73 million freely available after deducting obligations and silver reserves.
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International News Service
Chicago
Treasury
Europe
McAdoo
South
West
New York
Mr. McAdoo
Cortelyou
United States Treasury
United States
Senators Favour Lind Mission Amid White House Debate
A Senate foreign relations gathering discussed Mr. Lind's Vera Cruz visit and Mexico City trip as an American led effort. Officials stressed Lind acts as adviser not envoy, and no interruption to the mission is anticipated despite Huerta tensions.
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James
Smith
State Department
Swanson
Committee On Foreign Relations
Bryan
Senate
Mr. Smith
Overman
Lobby Committee
John Sharpe Williams
John Sharp Williams
Mexico
Crawford
Bacon
White House
Mr. Lind
Dr. Hale
Louisiana
Lind
Vera Cruz
William Bayard Hale
Mexico City
O'Shaughnessy
Huerta
United States
Admiral Fletcher
Wilson
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Funeral for Theodore J. Hughes Held in Mobile
Theodore J. Hughes died suddenly in New Orleans and the funeral occurred Saturday afternoon. The body arrived in Mobile at 12:45 and the service was conducted by Rev. Dr. Matthew Brewster. Burial followed in Magnolia cemetery with pallbearers W. P. Williamson W. L. Ross Sr. J. S. Barrett Harry I. Ross W. L. Ross Jr. and Irvin Little.
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Theodore J. Hughes
New Orleans
Mobile
Matthew Brewster
Magnolia Cemetery
W. P. Williamson
W. L. Ross, Sr
J. S. Barrett
Harry I. Ross
W L. Ross, Jr
Irvin Little
Tempting Bait for Farm Hands
Seattle reader Ray Mells a farmer promises incentives to workers including a horse or buggy on Sundays and evenings, and a Sunday dinner after meetings. He adds two eligible sisters as a lure for attracting labor.
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Seattle
Ray Mells
Mells
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Borah
Pomerine
Arizona
Michigan
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Burton
Clarke
Arkansas
Root
Lodge
McCumber
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Columbia Ice. Cream CO
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