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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1912

Page

8

Assault on license law considered in court of appeals

The court of appeals heard Bozeman v State of Alabama challenging the automobile license law as violating constitutional provisions on privilege taxes. The case discusses revenue distribution to cities and counties and potential abolition of the motor vehicles department if unconstitutional.

Court of Appeals Iersany H. Bozeman State of Ala Montgomery Bozeman Department of Motor Vehicles Department of State

Divorces Sought After Years of Turmoil in Creighton Case

Chicago December 21. Mrs. Josephine W Creighton known as divorce crazy by her husband seeks legal separation and alimony from T Kennie Creighton. The case follows prior suits for separate maintenance and a later claim for absolute divorce. She alleges cruelty including spankings and nose tweaking and cites his near constant intoxication since marriage. The couple wed September 10 1910 in Colorado Springs after a business courtship that began in Denver.

Chicago Josephine W. Creighton Cook County T. Kennie Creighton Denver

Ten day treatment to curb drunkenness at Chicago

John L. Whitman announces a ten day program at Chicago's John Worthy School to convert the juvenile facility into a hospital department for voluntary alcoholic treatment and possible commitments without police records for drink related offences. The plan aims to resemble a sanitarium and cure habitual drinkers.

Chicago Ill John L. Whitman House of Correction John Worthy School Hospital Department the Bridewell Whitman

Duroc Jersey Pig Sold to N R Baker Traced to Ohio Auction

The pork surprise centers on N R Baker state supervisor of rural schools of Montgomery Alabama. A registered Duroc Jersey pig bought at an Ohio auction was shipped to him with a bill for express charges. Baker denied purchasing but learned the pig was sold with instructions to ship to him. He now seeks a home for the fine hog while noting the odd misdirection.

N. R. Baker Montgomery Advertiser Baker Chillicothe Ohio City Express Montgomery Ala

Lipton Visits New Orleans On Plan For Trans Atlantic Line

Mobile reports Sir Thomas Lipton visited New Orleans to discuss launching an independent trans Atlantic steamship line. He aides New York maritime interests and the national tug of war over riparian rights at New York piers. Lipton’s weeklong Crescent City stay was described as highly satisfactory as steamship firms eye a deep water port in the South.

Sir Thomas Lipton New Orleans Mobile New York Hudson River Crescent City

Convict Burns to be Returned to Mississippi from Fort Leavenworth

Jackson Mississippi authorities plan to send an officer to Fort Leavenworth Kansas to bring back Samuel Knox Burns also known as J T Murray who escaped from the capitol grounds in January 1903 Burns a white man convicted of burglary in Attalla County September 7 1901 was serving seven years on a convict farm when he fled and later was found to be doing time for post office robbery Burns will leave Leavenworth on the 28th and a Mississippi officer with requisition papers will escort him back to complete his term.

Jackson Miss Mississippi Fort Leavenworth Kansas Samuel Knox Burns Capitol Burns J. T. Murray Leavenworth Attalla County Uncle Samout West

Mobile leader promotes Alabama show and veterans aid

John L. Moulton of Mobile, a railroad official and commander in chief of the Alabama Sons of Confederate Veterans, visited Montgomery. He praised Alabama at the Chicago Land Show, noting Mobile county sent a cotton bale that drew about 10 000 spectators and contacts for farmers. He urged support for Mountain Creek Veterans Home, highlighting Christmas fund drives by Mobile and civic women.

John L. Moulton Mobile Sons of Confederate Veterans of Alabama Montgomery Moulton Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Alabama Mobile County Mr. Moulton Sons of Confederate Veterans Mountain Creek Sons of Veterans

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Henge Foley N. C. Youn Pesgah United States Railroad and Industrial Corporations Faust Brand Macaroni Maull Bros St. Louis, Mo English Carriage CO Alabama Corn Mills Company DUROC Jersey Mobile Public Schools Gulf Thomas’Lipton Messaline Dauphin Street Bell
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