Purifoy and Smith Face 40000 Dollar Claim in Alabama
In Montgomery Alabama C Brooks Smith former state auditor and John Purifoy former state treasurer are held responsible for over 40000 dollars paid illegally as special counsel fees during their terms. Governor Henderson received a report from examiners J T Gorman and W F Wilkinson. attorney general JL Martin deemed the fees unconstitutional. The State vs Troy test case favored the state. A Nevada senate vote passed a six month residence for divorce by 12 to 1.
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Montgomery
Ala
C. Brooks Smith
John Purifoy
Henderson
J. T. Gorman
W. F. Wilkinson
JL. Martin
O'Neal
Troy
Kidney Trouble From Overwork
A blacksmith testifies to curing kidney trouble with Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root after doctors failed. He describes eight years of relief, and credits the remedy with saving his son and his own health. The statement sworn by G W Harding marks the testimonial date of March 8 1912.
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Waynesboro
Kilmer
Dr. W. Harding
Covington
G. W. Harding
B. H. Patton
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You
Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer and Co for a sample bottle and booklet. The ad claims it will convince anyone and offers regular fifty-cent and one-dollar bottles at all drug stores. The Mobile Daily Item is mentioned.
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Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Personal notices from Mardi Gras travelers and local visitors
A collage of short items lists visitors and residents during Mardi Gras week. Names include Colonel A B Garland, George T Searcy, John T Cochran, and various travelers from Montgomery, Selma, Birmingham, and nearby towns stopping at hotels like St. Andrew, Klosky's, Windsor, Battle House, and Bienville.
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Acres Glass
Montgomery
A. B. Garland
W. Snead
Portune Land Cement
Weddelphia
Ohio
L. J. Tempel
Minneapolis
Birmingham
Iper Alta
Mary Cumban
Grandy
George T. Searcy
Tuscaloosa
Ala
John T. Cochrane
O. E. Smith
Fay
Century, Fla
B. Corley
Church
Jackson
D. J. Meador
Myrtlewood
Singley
Laurel
Miss
Windsor Hotel
M. B. Clemens
Grand Bay
A. A. Johnston
Theodore
B. L. Betts
Evergreen
J. M. Krom
Battle House
F. A. Wolf
Auburn
Tose Cobian
Spring Hill
William H. Lourell
Leakesville
Miss. Bienville Hotel
H. M. McCartey
J. A. Adams
Butler
J. B. Griffis
Selma
K. Piatt
Faunsdale
Barton to Meet Pensacola in City High Championship
Barton five prepares for a Saturday clash with Pensacola High School at the local YMCA gym to decide the regional high school title. Pensacola brings Langford Herkovitz Brassel from Y M C A varsity play. Barton coach Lawyer plans sharp passes and strong defense for a decisive afternoon game.
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Barton
Pensacola
Langford
Herkovitz
Brassel
Gopher City
Saain
Kelley
Gallant airman flies with girls during river hydroflight
Lieutenant Bellinger piloted a float plane on Pinto Island as Miss Hartwell and Miss McFadden rode in, soaring to five hundred feet several times while Ensign Bronson and Captain Callaghan briefly joined. After a misty disappearance the craft returned, drenched but the aviators praised as the crowd watched into evening.
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Miss Madelee
McFadden
Memphis
Bellinger
Ager
Pinto Island
Visi
Nves
Seetea
Belli
Bronson
Navy
Belinger
Zoey
Leutenant
Uns Callaghan
Aysse
Shh
Ensign Bronson
Captain Callaghan
Aviator
Terra Firma
Ensign Smith
U.S. N
Worden
Carter
Castine
George Gage
F. A. Rhen
Mobile
Schmidt Signs An Outfielder For Mobile Ball Club
Manager Charles Schmidt announced from Fort Smith Arkansas that W E Powell an outfielder from the Northwestern League known as a fast man has signed with Mobile Powell hits .266 with .950 fielding Schmidt also seeks Eddie Ely a Florida coast semi pro pitcher and Wallace Williams an City League outfielder to join the roster Schmidt plans to reopen his office in the City Bank and Just Company building and assemble the team contracts from Odell Dobard Perry Calhoun Townsend and Hogg are still pending while Gudger Harkins Hin Tetrick Wheatley Brown Berger Tepe have signed and Schmidt hopes to add a utility player at the Little Rock meeting
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Mobile
Charles Schmidt
Fort Smith
Ark
W. E. Powell
Powell
Schmidt
Eddie Ely
Florida
Wallace Williams
Frank Parker
Little Rock
Charley Schmidt
City Bank
Just Company
Odell
Dobard
Perry
Calhoun
Townsend
Hogg
Gudger
Harkins
Hin Tetrick
Wheatley
Brown
Berger
Tepe
Home Gardens Co. Now Corporation Formed in Alabama
The Mobile Home Gardens Company filed papers in probate court and incorporated under Alabama law. It grew from a citizens committee to employ Mobile residents and cultivate vacant lots, with officers including Very Rev. G. Tucker and Rabbi A. G. Moses and a diverse board of trustees.
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Mobile Home Gardens Company
Alabama
Mimittee
Mobile
G. Tucker
R. O. Harris
Belle Daly
Aubrey Boyles
A. G. Moses
M. J. McDermott
Company
Mis
Julia F. Russell
Joseph Espalla, Jr
George Fearn, Jr
Heyman Gabriel
E. A. Donnelly
T. J. Eaton
F.W. Evans
G. A. Malone
Juarez Turf Entries For Thursday Races At Track
Entries listed for Thursday races at Juarez with six events covering two year olds seven sixteenths to nine furlongs Track conditions noted as clear and fast including race names horse names and participants across seven divisions.
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Mandadero
Burnt Candle
Riva Rio Brazos
Gasket
Connaught
Hardy Delaveny
Big Lumax
Rubicon
Superl
Eye White
Exec Claribel
Nannie McDee
Be Hundre
Hazel Elma
Captain Druse
Phyllis Antoinette
Minnie F. Kid Nelson
Compoe
Cloud Chief
Elsie Green
Colonel McDougall
Lady Jnne Palma
aAlco
Lady Innocence
Core F
Penalty
Cantem
Goldy Spindle
Black Mate
First Star
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted for Malaria
A vintage advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as invigorating to the pale and sickly. It claims to drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the system for adults.
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Grove
Browne Jailed After Court Row Over Fine
Ewing Browne of 206 St Joseph Street was jailed for 24 hours and fined 16 dollars after insulting Recorder Edington who had imposed 500 dollars or 90 days. Browne had been arraigned on an assault charge against Hazel Hocson of 55 St Michael Street, with arrest Tuesday night by Officers Dean Curry and St Clair. The judge set a 1000 dollar bond for six months good behavior and 200 dollar bond on appeal.
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D. H. Edington
Edington
Ewing Browne
St. Joseph Street
Browne
Hazel Hocson
St. Michael Street
Dean, Curry
St. Clair
Urning
Passengers to Arrive on Lampasas From New York
Local manager of Mallory Steamship Co reports that passengers Edna Pilling and companions will arrive in Mobile aboard Lampasas Sunday. In court, assistant state solicitor H Smith plans to issue a warrant against Browne for abusive language. G L Torrence, intoxicated in court, is rearrested by Chief Crenshaw. The crowd surged as Browne spoke.
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Lampasas
New York
DuBois
Mallory Steamship Company
Mobile
Edna F. Pilling
Rose
Mary
M. Geraldine
William Hahn
George Manken
J. Adrian
A. L. Adrian
EK. Anders
E. Daniel
Oliver C. Hillard
Stella Blackwell
A.M. Kiehnoff
H. W. Lummis
H. Smith
Browne
G. L. Torrence
Crenshaw
Edington
Turkey apologizes for insult to Greek attache in Constantinople
Turkey yields to Greece demand for satisfaction after police chief meets the Greek staff in Constantinople. The director general of police formally expresses regret and promises an official apology in the press. The Greek minister departed Constantinople, leaving a junior in charge as Porte delays showing the needed response. A Washington state bill to reenact the 1913 anti capital punishment law was favorably reported.
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London
Turkey
Greece
Constantinople
Porte
Washington
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Purifoy
Smith
Nevada
Senate
ALY YD
Britton
Susanny
Streb’s Bakery
N. Royal Street
ST. A
San Francisco
San Diego
Ticwarthern
Sunset Limited
A. mM
Foer Osily
New Orleans
Texas
Geo. W. Ely, T. P. A
Home Gardens CO. Now Corporation
Juarez
Eaceens
Nainsock
Yale Ag
LSA
Lia Waweao Wie
Bedford
Idalia
Berkeley
Djer Kiss Taleum
OG Wing Ss
Dee
L. Hammel Dry Goods CO
Curses Recorders
Commons
Labor Party
Lapo Te Ae
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