Scott ends Arizona crisis with softened Indians
General Hugh L. Scott reports to Secretary Garrison on the closing chapter of negotiations after preventing a potential Indian war in Arizona. He describes the prisoners apologizing to Major MacLaughlin and their agent, saying they would have died before surrendering but now intend to return home to lead different lives. He attributes the trouble to lies and gossip and says the San Juan valley terror is over.
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Ashington
Hugh L. Scott
Arizona
Garrison
Bossip
Geemral Scott
MacLaughlin
Santa Fe
Mdia
Agency
San Juan Valley
Associated Press
Special Agent Hawkins Arrives for Mobile Court Term
Ernest Hawkins of the Bureau of Investigation in the Department of Justice arrives in Mobile on Monday afternoon to attend the fall term of the United States district court. Hawkins is a resident of Huntingdon Mississippi.
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Ernest Hawkins
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Mobile
United States District Court
Mr. Hawkins
Huntingdon, Miss
Honest Doctor Advised Perunia Helps Patient Recover
R. Sylvester E. Smith of St. Louis credits Peruna with restoring his health after bronchial troubles and a torn condition caused by exposure. He says his doctor advised Peruna and within three months his health was fully restored. He thanks Peruna and recommends asking a druggist for the Free Peruna Lucky Day Almanac for 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Sylvester E. Smith
South Grand Ave
St. Louis
Peruna Lucky Day Almanac
Militant Leader Pankhurst Leaves for Paris Vacation
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst militant suffragette leader departs for Paris on seven days leave authorities granted. A police detach ment at the station did not interfere as she travels with officials saying she goes to see her daughter. She arrived from a sanitarium in an ambulance and was carried to her train on a stretcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Paris
Delegation of W C T U to lobby for prohibition amendment
National leaders of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will travel to Washington to urge lawmakers to adopt a constitutional prohibition amendment. Among the speakers will be Mrs. Mary Harris Armor of Georgia with other Southern delegates addressing lawmakers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Woman's Christian Temperance’s Union
Capitol
Mary Harris Armor
Georgia
Women to join demonstration from several states
Women listed to join the demonstration include Mrs Silena Holman of Tennessee Mrs Frances Beauchamp of Kentucky Mrs Boole and Miss Hardynia Norville of Alabama.
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Silena Holman
Tennessee
Frances Beauchamp
Kentucky
Boole
Hardynia Norville
Alabama
California Syrup of Figs Ad Encourages Mothers to Use Safe Laxative
An old advertisement urges mothers to replace castor oil and calomel with California Syrup of Figs. The copy claims the fruit laxative is gentle, effective for cleansing the liver and bowels, and loved by children. It warns buyers to ask for the California Fig Syrup Company product and to beware of counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
President Wilson Takes Quiet Capitol Visit as Sightseers Greet Him
President Wilson slipped into the Capitol unobserved with Dr. Cary Grayson and Capitol guides. He toured rotunda statues and statuary hall, chatted briefly with senators, and exited to a fresh air walk without an overcoat, urged by his physician for exercise after confinement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dec
Wilson
Capitol
OngTess
Wey Rica
Rotunda
Cary T. Grayson
United States
White House
Mr. Wilson
Statuary Hall
Standers
Serate
Thomas Jefferson
Supreme Court
Hughes
Hollis
New Hampshire
Shively
Chamberlian
Mr. Vinson
James M.baker
Senate
Martine
New Jersey
Congress
Body of Ewing Taylor Not Yet Recovered
Special to The Item Montgomery Ala December 9 searchers have scoured the Alabama river for two days looking for the body of Ewing Taylor son of Chief of Police W H Taylor drowned Saturday night at the Coosada ferry He attempted to swim across to fetch the ferry back and disappeared in the current Cramped by cramps or a floating log a likely cause Police Chief Taylor has suffered prior misfortune including a son in legal trouble Ewing Taylor is survived by a bride of three weeks.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Ewing Taylor
W. H. Taylor
Coosada Ferry
Taylor
Annual Explosives Lecture by Col J L Taylor
Colonel J L Taylor of the U S Army, special agent of the federal bureau of explosives, will give his annual lecture at the Battle House auditorium Friday at 8. The talk targets freight station employees and others handling explosives and dangerous goods, detailing safe transportation and proper shipping methods.
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Federal Bureau of Explosives
Battle House Auditorium
Mobile
American Railway Association
Seamen and Passengers Lost At Sea Reach High Total
The year saw 1,237 seamen and 39 passengers on British vessels lose their lives at sea, the largest total since 1894 and including 63 seamen and 925 passengers from the Titanic. The report notes 800 automobiles in the United States and a figure related to commercial activity.
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United States
Seiboite
Grand Duke Boris Wins Libel Suit
Grand Duke Boris of Russia settled a libel suit with the K A Munsey Company out of court. He will testify on December 18 to clear his character regarding articles on his Manchuria career in the Russo Japanese war and his ties to General Kuropatkin.
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Associated Press
London
Grand Duke
Boris
Russia
K A. Munsey Company
Manchuria
Kuropatkin
Frederick E. Smith
Governor O Neal Announces County Appointments
Montgomery December nine Governor O Neal has announced appointments for tax and jury commissioners and pension examiner in several counties. Tax Commissioners Marengo County J P Anderson Thomaston Etowah County John F Adams Gadsden Jury Commissioners Dallas County Ben B Bibb Selma Marion County W Y Burleson Hamilton Pension Examiner Jefferson County Major N A Graham Birmingham County Commissioner Bullock County G W Dyke Union Springs
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Montgomery
O'Neal
Marengo County
J. P. Anderson
Thomaston
Etowah County
John F. Adams
Gadsden
Dallas County
Ben
Bibb
Selma
Marion County
Hamilton
Jefferson County
N. A. Graham
Birmingham
Bullock County
G. W. Dyke
Union Springs
Thinks His Father Killed and Body Thrown in Bay
Captain J. B. Marks of Sanford Virginia, master of the oyster sloop Mary Inez, is believed to have been robbed and murdered with his body cast into Chesapeake Bay. The sloop was found ashore and blood stains on board support the murder theory. His son asked police aid to apprehend the killers after Marks left Norfolk with a new crew carrying a boatload of oysters. Ammonia bombs are being experimented with for forest fire extinguishing.
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Norfolk
J. B. Marks
Sanford
Chesapeake Bay
Marks
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Fast Catarrh Relief
Advert says Ely's Cream Balm clears stuffed nostrils and head passages instantly. It claims immedate breathing, headache relief, and that catarrh or cold will vanish by morning with a small bottle from any drug store. The product soothes inflamed membranes and stops nasal discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Manning Succeeds Late Dr J H Johnson at Talladega School
F H Manning elected temporary president of the Alabama School for Deaf Dumb and Blind at Talladega by trustees in Montgomery. He succeeds the late Dr J H Johnson and will serve until the current term ends. Attending out of town were W P G Harding and other trustees.
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Montgomery
Ala
Dee
F. HH. Manning
Alabama School For Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Talladega
O'Neal
J. H. Johnson
Manning
Tie
W. P. G. Harding
Birmingham
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder promises cures for kidney and bladder issues in men and women, dissolves gravel, and claims to treat diabetes and rheumatism. It is offered by mail for $1 if not available from local druggists, with a two months' supply per bottle and Alabama testimonials. Dr. BE. W. Hall of St. Louis promotes the remedy.
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Texas
Alabama
BE. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Ady
Charles Mohr Society Opens New Quarters in Christchurch
The Charles Mohr Historical Society on Conception Street near Church has completed third floor quarters at the Christchurch chapter house. It houses the Mobile branch of the state university museum and is rapidly adding new exhibits, including a top reptilian display in the South.
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Charles Mohr Historical Society
Christchurch
Conception Street
Church
Mobile
The
State University Museum
South
Prison Inspector Oates Named to National Jails Committee
Dr. William H. Oates of Mobile, Alabama, the state prison inspector, was elected to the American Association committee on jails lock ups and police stations. He learned of his appointment by letter from Joseph P. Byers secretary of the association at the Indianapolis meeting. John J. Whitman of Chicago serves as committee chairman.
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Montgomery
Ala
American Association
Indianapolis
Ind
William H. Oates
Alabama
Joseph P. Byers
Trenton
N. J
House of Correction
Chicago
Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen DaysPromise
Druggists refund money if PI GCINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protracting piles. First application provides relief within days. Price 60 cents.
Women Officials Not Required to State Ages, Judge Rules
Chicago dated report states County Judge John Owen ruled that women election officials may qualify for Cook county office without revealing their ages. The order emphasizes the unwritten right of women to keep age confidential, noting long-standing hesitation to disclose ages. The piece then briefly shifts to mention Ohio wool growth prominence.
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Chicago
Associated Press
John Oweng
Cook County
Owen
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Huerta
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Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum
Mohr Society
W. H. Oates
National Association
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