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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1914

Page

4

Gospel Army head and companion flee New Orleans after arrest

Police strip the Gospel Army Service leader General Charles Palotta and Mrs. Mary A. Weiner from Bogalusa of Mississippi of a scam marriages and street collections. Detectives arrested them at 711 Camp street after an investigation tied to a Jackson Mississippi temple. The pair traveled between New Orleans and Jackson with a woman from Bogalusa as part of the faith group. The city ordered them to leave at once and Special Agent Pendleton dropped the case.

New Orleans Charles Palotta The Gospel Army Service Mary A. Weiner Mississippi Pendleton Department of Justice Glynn and Littleton Camp Street Camp Street General Palotta and Mrs. Mary A. Weiner, Wife of C. A. Weiner Bogalusa Reynolds Edna Smith Glynn Jackson Miss Collins Weiner Arlington W. Va Palotta Washington, D. C Mr. Palotta

Battle for trenches in Flanders sees fierce fighting near La Bassee

Allied forces including French British and Indian contingents clash with German troops in a major trench battle around La Bassee and east of Arras. Germans counter attacked near Steenstraen and Lombaertyde but were driven back. Belgian scouts advance toward Ostend as marshy ground slows artillery support.

Dixmude la Bassee Arras Steenstraen Lombaertyde Nieuport Elow Ostend Kortaken Inn French War Office Ypres

Cleary Free as Jury Declares Not Guilty

The jury returns a not guilty verdict for Cleary after emotional courtroom scenes. Ambrose Cleary comforts his wife as Mrs Cleary collapses and is led away. The judge and jurors react as the verdict is read, and Cleary appears shaken but proclaimed sane.

Cleary Anna Cleary Justice Morschauser Ambrose Cleary

Jails Conditions Praised Amid Calls for Reform in Alabama

Dr. Oates reports 1,892 inspections in three years, 42 counties improving jails, and major gains in sanitation. He notes overcrowding, unequal feeding, and a fee-driven system. urges humane treatment, air, meals, and faster justice to curb disease spread.

Alabama Falls of Insane Hospital

Holiday Perfume and Stationery Gift Selections

A Christmas remembrance feature promotes a wide stock of perfumes from Guerlain and Coty plus rare Russian attars and American brands. It highlights Crane's and Whiting's Stationery gift sets, Parisian ivory accessories, and a full boudoir display with brushes, mirrors, boxes, and Trinket trays. Automobile delivery is offered day and night.

South Guerlain Riguard Pivey Coty Houbigant Pinaud Roger & Gallet Hudnut Hanson, Jenks Riker Colgate Palmer Lazell Vantine Crane Whiting van Antwerp

Deaths and Funerals Richard D Woods

Richard Delaney Woods aged 27 a native of Gainesville Alabama longtime resident of this city died Saturday at 3 30 pm at his home 68 St Stephens road after several weeks illness He worked for Mobile Light and Railroad Company He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs A

Richard D. Woods Richard Delaney Woods Gainesville Alm St. Stephens Road Mobile Light and Railroad Company

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Sir Flanders Frank Heddy Oates Jefferson County Mobile Montgomery Will Anna Haverstraw Anna Mary Newman New York United States Mobile City Birmingham City Birmingham Chhiristimias Canidy Bom Norris America Austria L. E. Waterman
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