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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1914
Page
10
Judge H. T. Toulmin of the United District Court on Monday ruled in favor of John against Steamer Bohemia in a suit arising from an accident that left Donivan with severe injuries. The libellant was awarded $100 in the decision.
R. E. Harris and Charley Wade were discharged after a recorder's court hearing for the alleged theft of several cases of liquor from John R. Danzy's store on the Saturday before last.
The McBroom murder trial features Mrs. Theresa McBroom admitting she fired to scare her husband during beatings. Witnesses describe gunshot wounds, revolvers found, and a dying statement as detectives recount the case and police interviews.
Admiral Sturdee praises British and allied cooperation while recounting the December 8 battle with German ships Scharnhorst and other forces. He notes eight British dead and fourteen wounded, and remarks on the fate of the German cruiser and admiral Von Spee. He condemns invasion of neutral countries and hopes for improved commerce conditions.
Associated Press reports former United States senator William Stanley West was found dead in his Valdosta residence. The Mercer graduate and former Georgia legislator died overnight, death attributed to apoplexy. He served as interim senator from 1914 to 1915, later involved in Valdosta street railway leadership. He is survived by his widow and a 14 year old son.
Y M C A basketball league games move from Thursday to Tuesday at the gym for the holidays. Four teams Emeralds Empires Crowns Royals form two matches starting 8 15 p m with all players in uniform for a cleaner look.
F B Lewis of Lewisburg Tennessee describes severe itching thinning hair and a sore scalp that kept him from restful sleep. He tried many remedies before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. after three shampoos and three months of use he was completely cured.
Attorneys Webb and McAlpine urged bail for Theresa McBroom, arguing no first degree murder case. Recorder Edington ordered Mrs McBroom held to await the next grand jury, without bail, for the killing of her husband Reuben A McBroom.
An advertisement extols Pinex as a powerful cough remedy rich in guaiacol. It claims fast relief from hoarseness and painful coughs, promotes looseness of phlegm, and targets bronchial and winter coughs. It advises asking your druggist for 8 ounces and offers a money back guarantee.
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