Mrs Bond Seeks 50000 From Senator Gore Over Alleged Assault
Mrs Minnie Bond testified in Oklahoma City district court that Senator Thomas Gore attacked her in a Washington hotel on March 24. She seeks 50000 in damages claiming he seized her during a conversation about her husband Julian Bond’s federal appointment. The trial began after a jury was chosen.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Minnie B. Bond
Washington Hotel
United States
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Hyomei Inhaler Promoted For Catarrh Relief
An advertisement touts Hyomei as fast acting relief for catarrh and colds. It describes breathing the medicated air via an inhaler, promises immediate soothing of inflamed breathing membranes, and notes a money back guarantee. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug and others with a $1.00 outfit.
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Omei
van Antwerp Drug Rp
New York Gunmen Hold Up Cafes On Bowery
Six gunmen ambushed five men and a woman in a Broom Street cafe near Bowery. They robbed victims of cash rings and jewelry from the woman. Antonio Cellentano was stabbed and in serious condition. Three attackers were arrested on the street. detectives hunt the remaining trio.
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Associated Press
New York
Broom Street
Bowery
Antonio Cellentano
Oklahoma suit faces jury of young farmers and eye witnesses
Counsellor Senator Gore contends the suit is a political conspiracy and that Mrs Bor was met at her request. Twelve defense witnesses and about the same number for the plaintiff will be summoned. Oklahoma witnesses James Jacobs and Kirby Fitzpatrick are named as eye witnesses. Judge Clark rules only current reputations count, excluding many depositions. An ad ends the snippet for Grove’s Tasteless Chill Conic tonic.
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Gore
Bor
Pla
Atfff
Aner T. FE. Rodersin
James Jacobs
Kirby” Fitzpatrick
Oklahoma
Clark
Damage Suit Against L. and N. At Pascagoula Continued
In Pascagoula Mississippi on February 12 1914 the case Mary A Backous versus The Louisville and Nashville Railroad was called in circuit court. The plaintiff claims 30000 for a fractured thigh after tripping on a carpet in a passenger coach. Depositions were read and objections noted while a radiograph of the thigh was admitted as evidence. The trial was continued to August term 1914 with Denny and Denny representing the plaintiff and Gregery L. Smith and Joel W. Goldsby of Mobile representing the railroad.
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Pascagoula
Miss
Mary A. Backous
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Louisville and Nashville
Denny and
Denny
Gregery L. Smith
Joel W. Goldsby
Mobile
ZEMO Lotion Sold At Local Drugstores
A claim promotes ZEMO as a fast acting itch relief product sold by druggists nationwide and at Hoe Drug Co in Mobile. It emphasizes immediate scratch relief and germ activity reduction with a 360 bottle deal.
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Mobile
Hoe Drug Co
Dave 8
Bauer
Weinacker Bros
Brewer Reiterates Charge Made During Prison Probe
Governor Brewer says his prior statements before the joint legislative penitentiary committee were true and defends his inquiry into papers with expert auditors. He notes district attorney awareness and asserts there was nothing wrong with examining books and papers brought by Colonel Montgomery.
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Boyce
Young Montgomery
Court House
Grand Jury
The King of All Laxatives Exalted by Buffalo Man
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo says Dr King s New Life Pills are king of all laxatives and a blessing to his family. Get a box and get well again. Price 25 cents at druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brig. Gen. Wirt Davis Dies After Illness at 74
Brigadier General Wirt Davis United States Army retired died in Washington after a three day illness thought to trace to service in the Philippines. He was 74 years old.
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Wirt Davis
A. &. A. Washington
United States Army
Philippines
Mrs F A Smith Dies At Home In Omaha
Mrs. F A Smith wife of Brig General Frederick A Smith retired U S A died at her Omaha home yesterday following her husband’s retirement. She was connected with social and local civic duties and leaves family and friends.
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F. A. Smith
Omaha
Neb
Frederick A. Smith
Courts Hear Wednesday Docket In Law and Equity
In the Law and Equity Court Judge Berney presided. Final by default was entered for $9,000 on a verified account in Rickardy v Alabama Port Lang and Improvement Co. Juries returned verdicts including $700 for T. M. Moore in multiple Moore cases and $100 for Nellie Wilson against Thos. M. Moore. Circuit Court Browne logged a Wednesday session with City Bank & Trust Co. v Ep person et al, verdict for plaintiff $3,281.55 with exemptions waived. Camp Lumber Co. v McGowin Lumber on trial.
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Law and Equity Court
Law Side
Berney
E. G. Rickardy
Alabama Port Lang & Improvement Co
J. J. Wilson
G. M. Moore
T. M. Moore
Grace M. Moore
H. M. Wilson
Nellie Wilson
Thos. M. Moore
Circuit Court
Browne
City Bank & Trust Co
F. M. Epperson
Camp Lumber Company
McGowin Lumber & Export Co
Pittsburg Railway Co Insures All Employees
Pittsburg Pa Feb 12 J D Callery president of the Pittsburg Railway Co announced the company has taken out a blanket life policy covering every employee including maintenance of way barns and shops office staff and transport department workers over one year. The policy pays a deceased employee’s family one year’s wages for two year men and half a year’s wages for one year men with monthly payments not exceeding 200 dollars.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
J. D. Callery
Pittsburg Railways Company
Transportation Department
Electric Bitters Promised to Cure Liver and Kidney Ailments
Advert full of claims for Electric Bitters as a liver and kidney remedy. Cites Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa who allegedly recovered after four doctors gave him up. Urges readers to try a bottle today for similar results.
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Robert Madsen
West Burlington
Iowa
Gas Dyspepsia and Indigestion Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes a gas and indigestion remedy claiming to relieve dyspepsia gastritis and stomach disorders. It highlights quick relief harmless formula and easy access from drugstores. The copy promises elimination of distress when taken with meals and asserts wide world usage.
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Paz
Guniat
Pascagoula Wins $283000 Harbor Project Funding
Pascagoula receives an appropriation of two hundred eighty three thousand dollars to finish the river and harbor project. Rep. Harrison telegram congratulates F H Lewis for his report and work securing the funds without additional city burdens. Pascagoula celebrates the result and anticipates ongoing support from Pat Harrison.
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Pascagoula
F. H. Lewis
Harrison
Washington, D. C
Miss
B. P. Harrison
M. C
Moss Point
Lewin
Convicted Man Fails to Capture Escapes From Jail
Nineteen of twenty five inmates escaped from Lee County jail in Opelika Alabama. Sailor Charis Singly in charge of smallpox prisoners was overpowered and bound. Homer Cormack, convicted of murder, returned with keys and surrendered. Sheriff Butler mobilized hunts for fugitives. Cormack claimed he pursued escapes and recovered the keys after a tussle.
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Associated Press
Opelika
Alp
Lee County
Charis Singly
Sailor
Homer Cormack
Butler
Cormack
Rhode Island Red Has Four Legs Four Legged Hen
A Rhode Island hen owned by Mrs. Charles Bennett in Wesson Mississippi laid an extra legged chick from an 11th egg in a 13 egg setting. The odd bird, named Bobo, grew independent, roosting apart but remains a steady layer. A curio dealer offered to buy it, yet Mrs Bennett keeps it for its high egg production.
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Bobo
Yellow Pine Lumbermen to Look After Legislation
In New Orleans on February 12 President J. Carpenter of Jacksonville was reelected head of the Yellow Pine Manufacturers Association. The convention approved an extensive lumber camp improvement program and a probate share of expenses. A Washington visit committee was named to press anti trust and welfare issues, with members from Houston Kansas City Tifton and Chicago.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
J. Carpenter
Jacksonville
Fla
Yellow Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Congress
Washington
John H. Kirby
Houston
C. "Th. Been
J. B
White
Kansas City
Patterson
Atmore
Ala
H.H
Titt
Tifton
H. H. Foster
Malvern
Ark
Rhodes
Chicago
Mississippi judge race heats up in Laurel
Laurel Mississippi February report outlines a brisk Twelfth Circuit race for Jones Forrest and Perry counties. Judge John C. Street is expected to run with possible entry by J. M. Arnold as local politics grow tense.
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Mississippi
Laurel
Miss
Twelfth Circuit Court District
Jones, Forrest
Perry
John C. Street
J. M. Arnold
Woman burns while trying to save children in Meridian
In Meridian Mississippi on a Sunday a mother tried to free her two small children from a fire fed by clothing catching fire near a grate. She sustained serious burns while pushing the kids to safety, with limited hope for recovery. Her husband is identified as a prominent Obidii farmer.
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Meridian
Andrew Adams
Adams
Obidii
Blobbs Skinnum Proclaimed Trusted by Word Alone
The exchange questions Blobbs Skinnum’s trustworthiness as he asserts his word is reliable for anything. The debate hinges on whether a promise can be trusted without further assurances.
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Skinnum
California Syrup of Figs urged for sick children
Prominent early 20th century reminder promotes California Fig Syrup as a prompt laxative for constipated children. It emphasizes tongue coating as a sign, urges mothers to use a teaspoonful, claims quick relief and general well being, and warns against counterfeit bottles.
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California
Lions of
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P.O
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