Hartwell Myth Shot to Pieces in Lyons Rally
Bush accused Hartwell of failing to explain belt road funding and attacked Hartwell-Thompson as a corrupt ring. He praised Captain Lyons as a progressive leader with strong Mobile credit and tied Hartwell to corporate interests. Smith defended Lyons noting his public works record and improved riverfront sheds and parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
N. O
M. & C. Road
J. Perrin Bestor
Southern Railway
Horace Turner
Mr. Bush
Mobile
Bush
Lyons
Smith
Pat J. Lyons
Mr. Smith
Mr.Smith
John Craft
Craft
Chancery Court
Hume Telephone Company
Weight gain claim for Samose advertised with money-back guarantee
The ad touts Samose as a weight gain remedy promising rapid improvement from the first week. It guarantees a refund if proper weight and vigor are not restored, urging readers to buy through G. Van Antwerp & Son Drug Co. Also included are political speeches praising Captain Lyons and criticizing Hartwell, touching on municipal finances and development in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitaly
G. van Antwerp & Son Drug Co
New Children's Bureau Opens in Commerce and Labor
Washington reports the opening of the new Children's bureau in the Department of Commerce and Labor with Julia Lathrop as chief to organize work focused on education and health of children. City briefs cover politics, crime, and notable events across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Julia Lathrop
Col Roosevelt Near to Canadian Border Stumping in Vermont
Col Roosevelt is within miles of the Canadian border on the second day of his Vermont campaign. He started toward St Albans after a meeting here and swung south, with a fair and a smaller event noted at St Alman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Texas
D. E. Plumy
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Dallas
Sault Ste Marie
Ont
Duke of Connaught
Aernor-General of Canada
Parc
Duchess of Connaught
Patricia
Rappelye
Oswego
Reformatory
ST. Albans
Col. Roosevelt
Vermont
St. Tohacbay
Mrs Phil N Smith Dies In Mountain Home
Mrs Phil N Smith widow of the late G H Smith died August 30 1912 at 1 30 pm at Mountain Home. The family requests friends attend the funeral at the home 310 North Cone Street tomorrow Saturday afternoon at 4 30 o'clock. Interment Magnolia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Phil N
Mountain
G. H. Smith
North Cone Street
Magnolia Cemetery
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Toggery
St. Emanuel & Dauphin Sts
G. van Antwerp & Sons Drug Co
Captain Lyons
ITEM
E. Carre Co
Mobile, Ala
Nashville
Tenn
Hooper
George C. Taylor
Republican State Central Committee
Standard Oil
Department of Justice
Texas Grand Jury
New York
King’s County Grand Jury
Nashville, Tenn
Ezeill Mill and Stone Co
Newsom Station
Federal Grand Jury
Standard
Uarez
Mexico
I. Z. Steever
Department of Texas
Second Cavalry
Twenty-second Infantry
Tellez
General Telier
Steever
Fort Bliss
Constantinople
Galata
Party of Union and Progress
Seattle
Wash
North Pacific
Thomas Willikson
Paterson
Huntington
W. Va
Ashland
Vienna
Neu Erlaa
Rusk
Irby Mountain
Atoy Valley
Cherokee County
A. C. Cord
Young Men’s Business League of
Salt Lake City
J. F. Tolton
Beavy City
T. D. Johnson
Ogden
Mathonihah Thomas
Congress
Theodore Gomperz
Brunn
Austria
Gomperz
Herculaneum
Demosthenes
Chicago
Arthur B. Wheeler
Chicago Telephone Company
Lake Forest
London
R. L. Borden
England
Canada
Illinois Central
Parkway
Vauxhall
Southwestern
Elmira
N. Y
Henry Rappelye
Elmira Reformatory
Dix
Hammel’s
Children's Rain
Ikor
Children’s Straw
Chiffon Weils Twen
Iford
Ging
Ham
Aircel
Hammer
L. Hammer Dry Goods Company
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