Fuller Indicted for Shooting at Officers
Montgomery August 21 George W Fuller father of the late Brooks Fuller who shot at Deputy Sheriffs Harry McCord and I F Tucker at his home after seeking revenge toward Sheriff Hood was indicted for assault to murder by a grand jury in special session. He posted bond of fifteen hundred dollars though over seventy years old. He objected to a Montgomery newspaper in connection with the Birmingham Pet Roney killing.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Maury I. Diggs
Marsha Warrington
Sacramento
Cal
Reno
Nev
F. Drew Cnetti
Lola Norris
Diggs
Durys
Anthony Canietti
Commissioner General of Immigration
United States
John B McNabb
Attorney General
Caminetti
Labor
Wilson
San Francis
Washington
Camincetti
Marsha
Wariington
Montgomery
George W. Fuller
Brooks Fuller
Harry McCord
I. F. Tucker
Sheriff Hood
Kuller
Pet Roney
Birmingham
Three Whistler Residents File for Bankruptcy
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed in the U.S. court by three Whistler residents. John C. Taylor lists liabilities of 185 with no assets. Abraham Moseley shows 230 in liabilities and no assets. Andrew Jackson reports 95 in liabilities and no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Whistler
John C. Taylor
Abraham Moseley
Andrew Jackson
Digest it says to eat what you like and it will digest it
An advertisement promotes Digest it as a new principle treatment for indigestion and dyspepsia. It argues dieting is exploded and nourishment must come from food with Digest it aiding the stomach. A trial package costs 25 cents and a larger 50 cent size is sold at Van Antwern's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerany
England
van Antwern
Adv
Craxed Doctor Kills Patient in Ohio Detention
Dr William A Dabney of Marietta Ohio was found insane by the Hamilton county probate court and taken to Longview Hospital Cincinnati. On May 24 he operated on Jacob Schaad for a growth at Dabney's Marietta hospital and suddenly went insane, dismembering the patient's face and throat under anaesthesia. Schaad died within hours despite assistants overpowering the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William A. Dabney
Marietta
Longview
Hamilton County
Dabney
Jacob Schaad
Dabney's Hospital
Schaad
Venezuelan exile situation shifts as Caracas braces for unrest
Caracas officials view Castro followers as defeated after clashes at Macuro and Tschira. The army stays in Maracay with a strengthened jail, while President Gomez may extend control through October. Des Moines moves from Venezuelan waters toward Coro as the American consul travels to Caracas.
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Associated Press
Willemstad
Caracao
Caracas
Castro
Macuro
Tschira
Maracay
Jose Manuel Hernandez
Nationalist Party
Gomez
United States
Des Moines
Puerto Cabello
Coro
Herbert R. Wright
Bucklen Arnica Salve Claims Immediate Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as immediately easing pain from cuts bruises sprains burns and skin injuries. E E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine endorses it saying it robs injuries of their terrors and its healing is unequal. Sold at Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Bucklen
E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton, Me
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Embroidery Guidance and Tips for Beginners
A column offers practical embroidery advice for beginners including posture light care and patient progress. It promotes the Imperial Embroidery Outfit lesson sheets and a new transfer pattern outfit being advertised with reader coupons and a phone contact.
Indictment Found Against Deputy Sears in Montgomery
The Montgomery county grand jury returned two indictments against Deputy Sheriff Robert L. Sears after he shot Will Smith a moment after a jury acquitted him on a separate charge. Judge Armistead Brown criticized the incident as a crime against civilization and urged a prompt, thorough investigation before Sears’ trial. Sears posted $5,000 bail.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery County
Grand Jury
Robert L. Sears
Will Smith
Smith
Sears
Armistead Brown
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Brown
Mexico Rejects Washington Proposals in Full
Washington demanded a halt to hostilities a Huerta resignation in favor of an interim president an early presidential election date and that Huerta not run. Mexico replied refusing all four points and added a demand for recognition. The note suggested further talks would be unlikely if hostilities continued.
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Associated
Mexico City
Washington
Mexico
Toto
Huerta
General Huerta
United States
Carranza
Coahuila
Maytorena
Sonora
Took Wrong Man's Mule and Buggy
William Davis of Dayton Tennessee, 37, lies in the hospital part of the county jail in Birmingham shot with bird shot and in serious condition. He was pursued after stealing a mule at Argo and then took a buggy before escaping from Ashville jail.
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Birmingham
Ala
William Davis
Dayton
Tenn
Argo
Davis
Ashville
Pharmacists meet in Nashville on joint session of major boards
Faculty from thirty three colleges plus the American Pharmaceutical Association and the National Boards of Pharmacy convene in Nashville this morning for a joint session. A lighthearted remark notes that a married woman still gets her mother to tote some of her own cooking.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
American Pharmaceutical Association
National Boards of Pharmacy
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment Noted Cure
Mr D L Kenney reports fifty years of eczema misery ended by Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. The advertisement claims a complete cure after long suffering and promotes 66c price from PFEIFFER CHEMICAL CO. and Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Rev. H. Stubenvoi
Amison
J. King
Dr. King
Price
Van
Antwerp Drug Corp. Adv
Pfeiffer
Hemical CO
Louis
Philadelphia
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Postmaster Major J. C. French Dies at 72
Major J. C. French, 72, appointed postmaster of Memphis two months ago after a long career in the post office, died at his breakfast table from a stroke of apoplexy. He leaves a wife and children Thornton P. French and Mrs B. B. Mercer. French, a Confederate veteran, had worked over twenty five years in the money order division before his appointment, which had been opposed by the Postmaster General due to his age.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
J. C. French
Thornton P. French
Major French
Lee W. Dutro
Mississippi River
Burleson
French
Money Order Department
Post Office
Aged Bank Cashier Killed by Bandits in Wilhelmsburg
Hamburg August 21 two automobile bandits murdered the cashier of the Communal Savings Bank at Wilhelmsburg a suburb and escaped with a satchel of bank notes. They drove up after opening and forced two clerks to shelter the cashier fought back and was felled by a bullet. The robbers total taken will reach several thousand dollars.
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Hamburg
Ger
Wilhelmsburg
Costly Treatment
A Whitlow Arkansas man recounts failed cures at St. Louis and New Orleans hospitals for constipation and indigestion before using Chamberlains Tablets and regaining health. He notes spending hundreds on medicines and treatment before the remedy helped. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hines
Whitlow
Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Chamberlain's
German Army In Bad Way Says Bebel
In a folio letter published in the P Mall Gazette, August Bebel asserts that Germany’s army is failing with incapable officers and poor material. He claims France could have attacked if stronger, notes German military influence harmed the Turks, and blames Germany for defeats in the Balkan war.
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Bebel
London
Germany
France
August Bebel
Zurich
P Mall
Be@bel
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Bray
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Ubu
Pry
India
Batiste
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Sea Island
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