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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1912

Page

3

Roosevelt May Face Libel Suit

New York report says Theodore Roosevelt could be sued for libel over statements branding opponents as liars. John D. Archbold of Standard Oil vows to pursue action upon return from Europe, asserting he did not lie about campaign fundraising and Roosevelt’s knowledge. Archbold emphasizes patience until his return.

New York Theodore Roosevelt John D. Archbold Standard Oil Company Roosevelt Campaign Fund Archbold Europe Majestic Roosevelt Mr. Archboldd Noth Standard Oil

Tax system blamed as bias against the poor in Washington

A congressional committee labeled the local tax system discriminatory, noting rich residents like Senator Algernon du Pont and John R. McLean pay far lower assessed values than true worth. The report suggests broader investigations into campaign expenditures and related spending will proceed, despite political pushback.

Washington W. W. Lawrence Algernon DU Pont John KK. M’lean D. C Congressional Congress Delaware John R. McLean

Senate resolution seeks Manila hemp import tax exemption details

After Harvesters in Washington and Sena tor Works of California propose information from the president on exempting American Manila hemp importers from the import tax. The International Harvester Co is named as chief beneficiary and Blount's Philippines charges cited in the resolution. Cyclone Johnny Thompson agrees to team with Larney Lichtenstein in a renewed partnership with Lichtenstein set to manage the fighter.

Washington Works California Senate United States Manila International Harvester Company James H. Blount Philippines Chicago Johnny Thompson Larney Lichtenstein Lichtenstein Thompson

Confederate veterans in Austin fatal shooting case

James L. Welsh was fatally shot by M. B. Tyler at the Confederate home in Austin this morning. Both men were Confederate veterans. Welsh died within an hour. Tyler was arrested.

Austin Tex James L. Welsh M. B. Tyler Welsh Tyler

Atlanta Contractor Moise Lean Missing in Michigan Woods

Moise 46 lean, an Atlanta contractor and builder, is believed by relatives to be lost in the Michigan woods or worse after leaving his brother's home in Chicago August 4. He planned to go to Sagila Michigan and then into northern woods for a fishing trip and was said to carry a considerable sum of money.

Atlanta Moise Lean Auanta Michigan Woods Chicago Sagila Mich

Inferior Court Notes Saturday Vagrancy and Gaming Fines

In the courts of Judge Henry Chamberlain a Saturday session handled vagrancy with Minnie Priton jailed for three to ten days, Walter Larose fined 25 dollars or twenty days, Tom Jones 1 dollar or ten days. Gaming cases involve John Robinson 25 dollars or twenty days, Less Green 10 dollars or ten days, Walter Wiggerfall. Assault and Battery sees Leon Thomas alias writ bond forfeited. Trespass After Warning Wesly Moore 1 dollar or ten days. Murder Willie Blevina and George Ware discharged. Abusive Language Jon Henderson continued to September 21.

Inferior Criminal Court Henry Chamberlain Minnie” Priton Walter Larose Tom Jones John* Robinson Green Walter Wiggerfall Sama Leon Thomas Westly Moore Willie Blevina George Ware Jon Henderson

Memphian Killed by Live Wire Accident in Huntsville

Douglas Yancey of Memphis was instantly killed when his body touched a live electrical wire after stumbling against a pole. He was carrying his body when the fatal contact occurred, ending a tragic incident in Huntsville on August 24.

Huntsville Ala Douglas, Yancey Memphis Yanceey

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