Debel's Father Faces Civil Suit Over $4000 in Bank Funds
Fred Deibel, a Mobile notary public, is named in a civil suit filed in New Orleans against him and the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. The case alleges Deibel diverted $4,000 from a court ordered sale to his private account just before the Teutonia Bank failure, leaving heirs of Genndula and two minor children seeking judgment.
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Fred Deibel
Atlanta
Ming
New Orleans
Mobile
Deible
Notary Public
Fidelity and Deposit Coun
Maryland
Francesco Gena
Hin Solido
Jendusa
Parish of
St. Charles
St. Rose
Louis Congemillo
Genduea
Idren
Iis
Averrei
Gendula
Crty
Deibel
Court Wien
Fility and Deposit Company
Mary
Andes Eee
Hoth
Teutonia Bank and Trust Company
The
Teutonia
Albanian Insurgent Attack Near Turkish Seaport
In Ttantinople dated August 23, thirty Albanian insurgents from the Malissori tribe, about four hundred strong, led by priests, attacked a Turkish seaport on the Adriatic coast. They were repulsed after Turkish reinforcements arrived. casualties included many dead and wounded on both sides.
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Tantinople
Adriatic
Numf
Atry
Chandler May Recover From Cliff Accident
In Lugano Switzerland on August 23 Charles Marion Chandler of New York fell from Monte Salvatore sustaining a badly fractured skull. His condition was reported as slightly improved tonight.
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Chandler
Lugano
Switzerland
Charles Ma‘rion Chandler
New York
Monte Salvatore
Half a Million Pay Tribute to General Booth in London
Half a million people gathered at Congress Hall to view General William Booth’s corpse in a simple lying in state. Salvation Army soldiers and volunteers controlled the crowd with care, aiding the elderly and children as mourners listened to Booth’s favorite hymn Marching to Glory.
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London
Congress Hall
William Booth
Salvation Army
Booth
Isbo
New York Celebrates U S Olympic Champions Parade
New York buses on August 24 escort 12 000 cheering youngsters along Fifth Avenue and Broadway to City Hall for a triumph honoring the United States Olympic team. Jim Thorpe led the champions with Duk Kahahakou among the swimmers as youth and athletic clubs fill the parade.
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New York
Stockholm
L’lmited States
Olympia
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
City Hall
Athens
Jim Toorpe
Duk" Kahanakou
Honolulu
Suicide on Operating Table At Emergency Hospital
Joseph Tulrich stabbed himself to death during surgery at the emergency hospital after being wheeled in for dressing wounds. Investigators believe his mind unraveled after brooding over a friend’s murder for which another friend was convicted.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Joseph Tulrich
Hartwell's Telephone Deal Exposed in Mobile Campaign
A Mobile political rally features senatorial praise and harsh criticism of the Hartwell and Thompson camps. Speaker Bart B. Chamberlain accuses Hartwell of aiding the Bell Telephone takeover while praising Lyons as a capable mayor and public servant in the face of a contentious commission government fight.
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Mobile
Monk
Monk-faer
Pillans
Aubrey Boyles
Hartwell Campaign Committee
Boyles
John Case
Hartwell
Commission
Stevens
Thompson
Register
Lyons
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Bart B. Chamberlain
Captain Lyons
Shepard
F. L Thompson
Justices of the Peace
F. J. Thompson
Bell Telephone Company
Harry T. Hartwell
Chancery Court
English Cricketers Defeated by Quakers
An American team from Philadelphia captained by John H. Mason defeated England’s top cricketers, including W. G. Grace, in multiple matches. Kent and Surrey lost as rain and a wet field prevented a larger defeat. seven games were played with four wins for the Philadelphians, three losses, and three draws.
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London
John Bull
Campania
England
Alice Square
John H. Mason
Philadelphia
Globe
United States
Kent
Surrey
W. G. Grace
Mason
Philadelphians
Panama Canal Bill Signed by Taft in Washington
President Taft signed the Panama canal bill at the White House with Senators Crane and Smoot and Secretary Thompson present. The California delegation delivered the gold pin used to sign, to be shown at the 1915 Panama Exposition in San Francisco.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Crane
Smoot
Thompson
California
San Francisco
Highwaymen on the Pocantico Hills estate
A gang of armed deputies hunted three highwaymen in Pocantico Hills near J. D. Rockefeller’s estate after they attempted a dawn hold up on an Italian man who escaped into the woods. Deputies from Tarrytown and the Rockefeller group pressed the search, fearing the suspects fled into the woods.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Pocantico Hills
J. D. Rockefeller
Doyles
Rockefeller
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Debel
Orleans
O. Savinzs
Gink and Dink
Joan
San
By C. A. Voight
TONE
Josie Pear
Gink
Josie
Tondon
Aed Pam
Tell
Cemoriam
Booru
Patcer LE
America
Pat
T. M. Stevens
H.T. Smith
Pat J. Lyons
John L. Kapler
Mobile Up
Eas
Senator Stevens
Gulf Ports
Mr. Thompson
Joe Norville
Home Telephone Company
Bell Telephone
Pat Lyons
Jas. K. Glennon
Abe Spira
W. H. Bryant
L. H. Meyer & Sons
Dauphin Street
Quakers
Panama
Belle D. Mulcahy
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport, Conn
Postum Co
Battle Creek, Mich
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