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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1913

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December Iron Club laughs at Mexicanized US admin

A humorous December dinner skit by the Iron Club parodies a Mexicanized United States government. Characters such as Bryanna and Tumulto mock a dictator, army pay, Senate manipulation, and a later arrival demanding votes for women led by Pankhurst.

Tional News Service Ashington the Iron Club United States Anna Bryanna Mexico Alto Supreme Court Tomora

Jung Man Convicted of Murder in Huron County

A 21 year old Jung Man was found guilty of murder in the death of Harold Shaw son of William P Y Shaw a wealthy retiree of Ur. The jury fixed the punishment at life imprisonment with a minimum term of twenty one years. The killing occurred on August 9 in Philo.

Jung Man Gust Penman Philo Harold Shaw Ura Penman Fix William P. Y

King v. Gulfport and Coast Traction verdict

The circuit court heard King versus Gulfport and Coast Traction Company for personal damages. After three days of argument the jury returned a verdict Friday afternoon for the plaintiff for two thousand dollars.

Ord King The Gulfport and Ppt Coast Traction Company Circuit Court

Toledo Man Volunteering to Take Wakefield's Place on Gallows

A Toledo man W T C McCleary sent a New Haven letter offering to die in place of Mrs Bessie Wakefield if the court denies a new trial. He said he would close his business and come to the scaffold with a smile so she could return to her children.

Toledo New Haven, Conn W. T. C. McCleary McCleary Bessie Wakefield Bessie

Why Dividends Were Stopped by Mexican Petroleum Directors

International News Service reports E. L. Doheny, president, explains that after raising the common dividend to six percent last June the company halted payments on common and preferred stock. He cites wartime unrest in Tampico and the port’s flashpoint status as a reason to retain treasury funds for emergencies while the firm remains prosperous.

Mexico New York

Bishop Candler Opposes Women’s Suffrage and Lobbying

Crowley La December 13 Bishop Candler spoke at the annual Methodist Episcopal South conference. He opposed woman suffrage and criticized ministers who lobby for better pulpits through influential relatives. He urged promotions based on earnest work not lobbying and urged ministers to avoid public sports exhibitions to focus on study and pastoral visits.

Crowley Candler Methodist Episcopal Church of the South

Terrible Deeds of Frenzied Man

Emanuel Harner, a railway mail clerk, shot and killed Mr and Mrs Lie Mann after his wife divorced him. He wounded his former wife, then killed himself in an apartment building. Mrs Harner survived after a corset steel deflected the bullet.

International News Service Chicago Emanuel . Harner Leo Liemann Harner

Washington Society to Hold Tango Dance Contest

Washington on December 13 invites society guests to compete for a silver prize at a subscription dance benefiting Columbia Hospital. Notable entrants include Mrs Arthur Lee and Col F Denny along with Thomas Fuller and Manley Jordan among the dance contestants.

Views on agitation against trusts from Morgan partner

Henry Davidson of J. P. Morgan & Co. at a Pennsylvania Society dinner challenges the view that agitation against trusts aims to topple business. He says the push seeks open conduct and fidelity to public and small investors, warning against demagogues and leaders diverging from public desires. Taft and Muir are referenced in the broader debate on progress and reform.

Davidson Taft United States Mr. Taft John Muir Hetchy

Louisiana man killed in Blanchard store shooting

Calvin Ballard, a Blanchard merchant, was found murdered this morning in his Shreveport parish store with a bullet to the head. The body likely sat there since Thursday. Ballard previously killed his brother after a dispute over a negro boy and served 10 years in prison. He aided prison authorities against a mass escape and was pardoned later. Authorities suspect a negro killer, with details scarce.

Shreveport Calvin Ballard Blanchard Ballard

Tunnel Collapse In Palmerville Kills Three

Asheville NC December 13. Sheri Dan Miller 25 foreman for Bar Hart and Dennis contractors and a Black laborer were killed when 75 feet of tunnel collapsed this morning at Palmerville.

Administration Has Confidence Of The People

New York dispatch cites cautious optimism as the administration seeks to curb abuses in high finance and proposes federal oversight of interstate security issues. It argues for holding individuals accountable, not just corporations, and predicts a future market recovery despite current lows and potential rate increases from the Interstate Commerce Commission.

International News Service New York New Haven New York Central Railroad New York Stock Exchange Federki Exchange Stock Exchange B. F. Goodrich New Interstate Commerce Commission Fkastern Railroads United States

President Wilson Much Improved But Kept Indoors

Washington December 18 President Wilson was much better today. Dr Cary Grayson his personal physician said the patient rested well and showed improvement though remained indoors at the White House under observation.

Wilson International News Service Washington Cary Grayson

United Fruit to Run Mobile to Colon Steamers for Four Months

The United Fruit Company will operate steamers from Mobile to Colon for four months to test a new line. Ten day sailings are planned through March 31, with potential permanent service if profitable. Mobile business interests, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Mobile and Ohio railroad push an aggressive advertising campaign to secure lumber export business for Mobile.

United Fruit Company Mobile Colon Crawford H. Ellis J. S. Taylor Mobile and Ohio Railroad Taylor Ellis Chamber of Commerce and Mobile and Ohio Railroad and Southern Railway New Orleans Bocas Limon Fort Morgan Chamber of Commerce Foreign Freight Department Southern Railway

XMAS MONEY GOING ABROAD

New York figures show foreigners sent $5,400,000 in money orders through the mails to relatives abroad for Christmas. Italy led with a total of 60,000 money orders, with others following in the tally of remittances.

New York New York Post Office Italy Sho Butte

Terrazas Thrown From Mexican Revolution Strife

El Paso reports Gen Terrazas, Mexico’s richest man, completed a two week desert trek to El Paso and seeks to evacuate his family from Chihuahua as Villa's forces demand 250000 for his son’s release. Refugees describe danger to Spaniards and foreigners in Chihuahua with American consul aiding efforts to secure protection.

International News Service EL Paso Tex Don Luis Terragas Mexico Maximillian Gray General Terrazas Terrazas Luis Terragas, Jr Villa Chihuahua Clon Huerta California Chihuahua City Juarez Hil Paso Stanton Street Bridge Chamber of Commerce Spain United States Marion Letcher Washington Department Letcher

Admiral Fletcher bars fighting as Tampico tension rises

News wires report Admiral Fletcher ordering Americans out of Tampico and forbidding combat near the city. The Tacoma docks at the military wharf with marines ready to land, while federals and rebels clash on the river banks amid Mexico City resentments.

Tacoma Wheeling Naval Tampico Canati Topila Virginia Rhode Island New Jersey Fletcher Morro Castle

Eloped Heiress Florence Schenck Lingers Near Death

Florence Schenck, who seven years ago eloped with C. H. Wilson, is on the brink of death in New York. The Vanderbilt stables manager’s former partner pleads to live as doctors warn of a critical condition. She refuses ministers, saying she trusts God to spare her life despite a fatal outcome.

Miss Schenck Edward T. Teague Tonigh

May Be A Compromise On La Follette Bill

A fragment notes a possible compromise on the La Follette bill, touching on lifeboat and seamen requirements. The text is incomplete leaving key details unclear.

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Nited States Administration Kmous Gridiron Club Capitol Round Merry Jesters Bryanna Champere Kista O’gormano Idavera Hitchkoke Mr. Hursta Bob Latto Ator Hursta Shallera la Follette Marshaliera Cicely Pankhurst Mexican Petroleum Washington Society Louisiana Merchant Adinistration New England U.f.co Railroad Gen. Villa States Neu Military Wharf Mexico City Miral Florence Schenck
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