Tampico Situation Keeps Navy Vessels in Place
Washington reports the navy will keep ships off Tampico amid ongoing unrest in Mexico. The Chester and Suffolk have been ordered back to Tampico. officials note Villa and Carranza factions remain uncontrollable and Huerta shows no resignation action. The White House and State Department deny formal representations from Huerta and stress no rescue plan.
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Tampico
Villa
Carranza
Chihuahua
Washpas
Illa
Department
Huerta
White House
State Partment
Nerta
Ohn Lind
Uerta
Railroad ruling on long distance access and compensation
The commission orders Pacific Telephone and Telegraph to establish a physical connection and permit long distance service at set rates. The court notes the order does not compensate petitioners for taking property, deeming it void under the state constitution.
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Late Railroad Commission
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Npany
State of California
Rarest disease in the world reported in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia at Jefferson Hospital Clinical, Dr. Francis T. Stewart reported a case of acromegaly the rarest disease in the world. The patient’s head and feet grew to abnormal size, forcing him to quit his trade as his hands enlarged preventing him from shaving, though the patient’s name was not released.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Penn
Jefferson Hospital
Francis T. Stewart
Stuart
Stringency of Finances in Treasury Vaults Hailed by Bankers
Washington reports bankers and legislators accept the Aldrich Vreeland extension as stabilizing. Emergency notes totaling 500 million remain stored, tax reductions planned, and a June 30 1915 deadline for emergency act extension outlined. Federal Reserve Board selections and regional bank locations await the Senate and president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Order of Things
United States
Treasury
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Gulf Coast
Federal Reserve
McAdoo
Mobile Infirmary Wins Point In Suit
A court case progresses as the Mobile Infirmary wins a point in the suit and the matter moves toward a hearing. The decision favors the hospital against its defendants as the case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Infirmary
Northern Mexico to be made a wilderness campaign
Victo riano Huerta orders Salazar to lead a destruction campaign from Ojinaga into Chihuahua and Coahuila to crush Pancho Villa forces. Mormon colonies near Casas Grandes targeted. rail lines to Juarez and Chihuahua to be cut. Rebel fighters and sympathizers to be executed or conscripted.
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International News Service
EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Ojinaga
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Pancho Villa
Zapata
Casas Grandes
Inez Salazar
Huerta
Salazar
United
Pascual Orozco
Conchos River
Cuchillo
Santa Jonalia
Veladeo
Navarette
Yorreon
Chihuahua City
Santa Rosalia
Salvador Mercado
Mexico City
Rio Grande
Villa Ahumada
Juarez
David Carroll Discharged On Grand Larceny Charge
David Carroll was discharged Friday in the recorder's court after being arrested on grand larceny charges. Witness T. J. Gaston testified he saw Carroll riding a bicycle he claimed to have bought for $4.50 from a man who did not know it was stolen. The case centered on the stolen bicycle purchase.
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David Carroll
Recorder’s Court
Carroll
T. J. Gaston
Bryan and Mrs Bryan Visit Asheville As World Backs Currency Bill
Secretary of State Bryan and Mrs. Bryan stop in Asheville on way to Florida for Christmas, greeting George F. Baker and daughter amid notes of support for the currency bill. Local docket lists default judgments and motions in Mobile area cases with several firms and companies involved.
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Mr. Bryan
George F. Baker
First National Bank
Mr. Baker
W. G. Loewe
Court notices from Law and Equity Court sessions
Berney judge reports Saturday business including judgments on default. Louis Hilkowich vs W Kelly for 58.69. Magrane Houston Co vs J W Hunter for 130.50. RC Harris Grocery Co vs E Sinnees Selene Pey on promissory notes and related actions.
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Law and Equity Court
Law Side
Berney
Louis Hilkowich
W. Kelly
Magrane Houston Company
J. W. Hunter
Harris Grocery Companys
E. B. Sinnees
Selene Pe
Mobile equity court actions and motions filed
A summary of Mobile court proceedings lists multiple equity and chancery filings. Notable items include bids and demurrers in cases Bidault v Walker Alonzo Walker dem sustained and others. motions to dismiss in Fannie Packer and Carley Real Estate. leave to amend in Seeberg. trial notices and orders for publication of testimony. decrees pro confesso in Washington v Bryant. alimony pendente lite and solicitor fees granted with deadlines noted for December and December 29.
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Bidault
Alonzo Walker
Dem
Ves
Maria Walker
Fannie Packer
Mobile’ Infirmary
Will Brown
Carley Real Estate Company
Chancery Court of Mobile
Thomas H. Smith
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Ruiser Chester
Suffolk
Vera Cuz
Amored
State Department
HELLO
Regional Banks
C. J. Gayfer & CO
Mobile
Xmas Goods
Gayfer
North
Orozco
Bryan
Vulcanite Roofing Company
Southern Transfer and Storage Company
Hettrick Bros. Company
Rolf Seeberg Company
Sullivan & Stallworth
Thomas 4
Pace
Southern Timber and Colonization Company
Owen Carley
Mobile Auto Company
Mary V
C. H. Minge & Co
Barrett Brothers Shipping Company
Circuit Court
M. C
Court of Mobile
Safford
Emeline Thomas Va
D. J. Ore
Ream
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