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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1913

Page

10

Rainey Paroled After Twenty Years In Kansas Prison

W Rainey, a Kansas state prisoner who served about twenty years for a fatal shooting in Paola, was granted a parole after a private appeal to Governor Hodges. He spoke once in twenty years, dropping to his knees in the prison corridor to plead for release, and was freed within hours of the parole papers arriving at the prison.

Daeada Wenworth Kans W. Rainey Samuel Hodges Secre Kansas Rainey Paola Seaton Board of Correction Botkin Codding

Horse Outruns Big Four Train At Covington Crossing

Vern Ellis of Waynetown drove toward the Big Four crossing in Covington when his frightened horse kept pace with train No. 48 for about twelve miles in forty minutes. The horse remained on track, shed its shoes and harness, but appeared uninjured after the chase past Veedersburg depot.

Covington Ind Vern Ellis Waynetown Big Four Railroad Passentrain Veedersburg

Deer skin shirt valued at 3500 in Kansas City window display

A window exhibit at 330 West nth street shows a deer skin shirt valued at 3500. The garment features elk teeth and bead work with Kiowa and Cherokee motifs. It reportedly honors Chief Lone Wolf of the Kiowas and depicts tribal generations.

Kansas City West Nth Street Ani EU- Ape Lone Wolf

Spinster Bachelor's Heir Report in Probate Case

December 13 report states Conrad fer who died here recently left about $2,000 to neighbor Miss Mary She Peethiten hoarded in a false bottom.

Conrad Fer Mary She

Brooklyn restaurant tragedy ends Belmont pursuit

In New York on December 13 Florence Belmont, a young burlesque actress, was shot to death in a Brooklyn restaurant after persistently pursued by 11 year old Fred Brinnier son of Kingston lawyer William B Brinnier. Brinnier had previously beaten by Philadelphia stage hands after confronting Belmont at the stage door.

New York Fred Brinnier William B. Brinnier Kingston N. Y Wlot Florence Belmont Brinnier Brooklyn Phiadelphia Miss Belmont

Lucky Strike of World Wanderer

L J Jordan a Chesapeake Bay native and American by birth returns home after a life as a soldier of fortune and ocean wanderer. He recounts service in American British and Mexican forces and pearl fisheries in the Andaman Islands and Malacca Straits before planning a peaceful life back home in New Orleans.

New Orleans L. J. Jordan Chesapeake Bay Transvaal Tommy Atkins de Wett Cape Town Australia Andaman Islands Conan Doyle Malacca Straits Jordan

Paper chimney fifty feet high in Germany fire proof

A German paper chimney reaches fifty feet in height and is described as perfectly fire proof.

Germany

Millionaire-for-a-day plans six car train to Washington

John J. McDevitt, the Millionaire-for-a-day, who spent 2500 for the honor and lost it all, now has funds to charter a six car special train and a statue of himself to Washington. He will travel from Wilkes-Barre to New York Philadelphia and D.C. with guards and reporters aboard. He plans to notify Speaker Champ Clark before departure in January. Fourteen schools are being set up by Russia's agriculture ministry to train peasant industry instructors.

Barrie John J. McDevitt John J Wilkes-Barre McDevitt Butch

Lost Fur Coat Recovered After Oakland Car Meeting

In San Francisco on December 13, Mrs. O L Becker recovered a $500 fur coat lost over a year ago. The coat appeared on Mrs. George Bagnora on a Grove street car in Oakland. Mrs. Becker followed to Mrs. Bagnora residence and police were called. Bagnora agreed to surrender the coat in exchange for $5 alterations cost.

San Francisco O. l. Becker Grove Oakland Becker Fifty-first Street Telegraph Avenue George Bagnora

Will Takes Care Of Horse

North Yakima Wash Dec 13 That her son Theodore Weisburger was entrusted with caring for a horse after the family faced an unexpected duty and a local care arrangement was noted.

Will North Yakima, Wash Theodore, Weisburger

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