Foster in New York Hospital
Reports say Joel M. Foster the Browne New Jersey poultry farmer arrested January 8 in Pemberton has been in Mobile recently but denies it. He is said to be in New York Post Graduate School Hospital recovering from a serious operation. The case against him remains on April 4 in city court with no attendance from Foster or his lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel M. Foster
Browne
New Jersey
Pemberton
Mobile
Foster
New York Post Graduate School
Semmes
N. R. Clarke
York Post Graduate School and Hospital
New York
Joel M.ter
Mr. Foster
Eugene Fuller
M. D
Miller pleads guilty in purse theft case
George W. Miller pleaded guilty to stealing a purse from Mrs. George Morrison during President Wilson's October visit. He is jailed awaiting sentence. The purse held money and valuables totaling $12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Miller
George Morrison
Presii ‘Wilson
Collision Endangers Mrs Bancroft in City Accident
Mrs J H Bancroft of 907 Church Street escaped severe injury when an unidentified driver collided with her car on Franklin and Dauphin streets Wednesday afternoon. Her vehicle was damaged, she was thrown against the windshield but unharmed. Police have a description and expect the suspect’s arrest soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bancroft
Church T
Franklin
Dauphin Streets
Citizens urge parole for man convicted under prohibition law
Special dispatch from Montgomery reports fifteen citizens petitioning Governor ONeal to grant parole to Mark Haynie a white man convicted in Elmore County Circuit Court last October for violating the prohibition law. Haynie was fined seventy five dollars and sentenced to thirty days hard labor as punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
O'Neallesy
Mark Haynie
Elmore County
Haynie
Mrs. Rockefeller III Under Doctor’s Watch in New York Estate
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller III remains under medical care at her New York estate. Doctors monitor her condition closely as the Rockefeller family publicizes quiet health updates.
Mrs Rockefeller Regaining Strength Under Care at Nevada Estate
Reports from New York say Mrs John D Rockefeller remains under constant nurse care with the family physician closely monitoring her condition. She is now at the Pocatitico Hills estate in Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Trust
Rockefeller
Pocatitico Hills, Ndv
Mortgage Visit Reveals Courageous Bronx Homeowner
Warren and Helen tour a three story frame house in a quiet Bronx street while evaluating a mortgage for Mrs. Tollman. The talk uncovers her son Albert’s losses to a bad partner and her resolve to keep the home, planning new Rockaway cottages with the mortgage.
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Warren
Bronx
Helen
West Indies
Cypress Street
Albert
Zallie
Dequist
Hiere
Rockaway
Sweet Peas Test In Color On Kinemacolor Screen
The Empire Theatre shows a Kinemacolor demonstration of sweet peas with rare shading beyond bold hues. The program also includes a scene with Helen and Warren viewing a row of well kept houses and discussing mortgage payments and Mrs Tollman’s finances and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Empire
Chamber of Commerce takes over Mobile employment bureau
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce will assume operation of the Mobile Boosters' Club employment bureau. Major W F Tibbetts and A J Parsons announced after a Thursday conference that the chamber will run the service using its better facilities and staff.
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Mobile Boosters’ Club
Boosters
W. F. Tibbetts
A. J. Parsons
Chamber of Commerce
Don Farnsworth
Tebbetts
County Sues for 11800 Over City Hospital and Streets
City Attorney B B Boone filed two claims against the county with Judge Price Williams Jr in probate court. One seeks 4349 for half the upkeep of the city hospital from March 1, 1912 to Feb 28, 1913. The other asks 7504.82 for a quarter of maintaining cleaning and improving unpaved Mobile streets from Feb 28, 1912 to Feb 28, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Boone
Price Williams, Jr
City of
Mobile
Three Destroyers to Arrive Saturday for Carnival
Commander wires that torpedo boat destroyers Monaghan Sterett and Terry will reach Mobile Saturday afternoon and stay through carnival. Prairie and scout cruiser Chester plus a Second Regiment of about 800 Marines join the inport naval forces for the carnival, bringing total in port to over 1,800 personnel.
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United States
Monaghan
Sterett
Terry
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
F. T. Evans
Tampa
Fla
Prairie
Chester
Navy
Mardi Gras Carnival Run Entries Close Saturday
The Mardi Gras run is the year’s key track event with a 3:30 start at Government and Conception streets. Teams from Spring Hill Barton and the YMCA compete for the Mardi Gras Cup, with ten individual prizes awarded to top finishers. Entries close Saturday at noon.
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Government
Conception Streets
Royal
Dauphin
Broad
Conception Street
Spring Hill
Barton
Thedford's Black-Draught Promoted for Dizziness and Pain
Fontella Virginia residents recounts using Thedford's Black-Draught to relieve dizziness in minutes. The pamphlet extols the liver medicine as reliable for cramps colic headaches and neuralgia with decades of trust and imitators fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontella
W. H.* Ogden
Court Rules Partner Cannot Embezzle Funds in Firm
In city court on Thursday Carter McCamreon faced trespass charges and Chester A. Curtis forgery. both cases were nolle pressed. Curtis already serves seven years for a similar crime. J Ed Jones, accused of embezzlement by his late partner A H Beatty, also had the case nolle pressed after demurrers argued that a single partner cannot embezzle partnership funds.
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Carter McCamreon
Chester A. Curtis
Nolle
Curtis
J. Ed. Jones
A H. Beatty
Tompkins
Call of the Blood Kinemacolor Debuts at Empire
The Empire theatre presents The Call of the Blood the first Kinemacolor drama shown in Mobile. The film is hailed for its nature like colors vivid battle sequences and overall remarkable spectacle with cinematic innovation attracting crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Mobile
One Hundred Too Many At Parkinston High School
Gulfport Mississippi February 19 The agricultural high school at Parkinston has turned away nearly one hundred students due to crowded dormitory space. The building houses both sexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkinston High School
Gulfport
Miss
Agricultural High School
Parkinston
Hale Not Lawyer for Edmund in Train Wrecker Case
In Mobile, attorney F. K. Hale appeared for Will Edmund, the self confessed train wrecker, in city court. Hale did not represent Edmund immediately and said he would wait until certain points could be arranged for a defense at the March hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Edmund
Mobile and Ohio
Thursas
F. K. Hale
Notresent
Corroboration on Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement
Mrs. David W. Russell of Mobile Alabama testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble. The ad notes a family recommendation and invites readers to ask for the same kidney pills sold by Foster Milburn Buffalo New York at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Dean
ORF
David W. Russell
St. Mobile
Ala
Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
N. Y
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New York Hospital
Ollision
Mrs. Bancroft
John D. Rockefeller III
Mabel Herbert Urner
Isougte
Toliman
Mrs. Tollman
Ely
Washington
C. OF
Booster Bureau
Commander Wires
Thedford
Gayfer’s
Pone Suchen
DR. Bell
Hippodrome
Orpheum
Southern Beauty Company Presents
Brazil
Matinee Daily
Nignis
Hale
Edmund
Whiteland
China
Lin
Kinemacolor
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