Trial for Mutiny on Brunswick Aboard Gulf and Southern
Trial of Peter Isasi and Juan Garcia Jose Martines on mutiny charges opened in Tampa Florida. Isasi accused of hiding four stowaways and siding with them during the Brunswick voyage. two would-be rescuers were killed during the confrontation. The case may stretch over several days with a defense witness delayed aboard a Mobile schooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Peter Isai
Juan Garcia
Jose Martines
Gulf and Southern Line
Brunswick
United States
G. P. Raney
Isasi
Marks
Cheney
Mobile
Avery
Velado
Lamaralleiro
Claude Pritchard
Dixie soil experts for New Orleans prepare regional meeting
Agriculture officials from at least eleven Southern states will meet in New Orleans March 26 to discuss improving Southern agriculture and immigration encouragement. E A Bruner and Justin F Denechaud lead the planning as commissioners from Louisiana and a local committee organize the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Agriculture Department
South
Commissioners of Agriculture
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
E. A. Bruner
Louisiana State Board of Agriculture and Immigration
Justin F. Denechaud
State Department of Agriculture
Denechand
Inflammation of the Kidneys Promises and Perils
Medical writers claim chronic Bright's Disease is incurable after six months unless treatment begins. The pamphlet cites historical death figures, notes Fulton’s Renal Compound as a potential aid, and invites inquiries to Van Antwerp Drug Corp. and John J. Fulton Co. in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Fulton
van Antwerp Drug Corp., Inc
John J. Fulton Co
San Francisco
Cal
Wanted Colored Couple to Work on Small Farm Near City
A classified notice seeks a colored man and wife to work on a small farm near the city. Send details to Mrs. C. L. Long, R. F. D., No. 1, Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Long
Mobile
Higher ups may be involved in Breathitt murder case
In Winchester Kentucky on February 21 the confessions of Govan Elisha and Dock Smith reveal a conspiracy to murder Ed Callahan and suggest that men higher up in authority are implicated. State attorneys withhold names pending Breathitt county grand jury action while whispers name prominent locals.
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Winchester
Govan
Elisha
Dock Smith
Ed Callahan
Breathitt County
Grand Jury
Smith
Smiths
John Smith
Hargis
J. B. Marcum
Dr. Cox
Callahan
Crockettsville
Callahans
John Davidson
Levi Johnson
Deatons
Gross Boys
Johnson
Davidson
Trio of White Men Charged in Natalbany Killing
George Wagner Mitchell Bordweil and Lee Hutchinson, all white men from Natalbany, were jailed in Amite City after allegedly beating to death a Black man and severely wounding a white boy named Covington in Natalbany night. The incident followed heavy drinking and a dispute over control of a saw mill town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amite City
George Wagner
Mitchell Bordweil
Lee Hutchinson
Natalbany
Mullens
Pegro
Covington
No Taxes Paid by Telegraph Poles for Twenty Two Years
Mississippi Attorney General Ross A Collins says Western Union Telegraph Company may have dodged $7000 in taxes for 22 years on telegraph poles between Meridian and New Orleans and on the New Orleans and Northeastern line. Western Union officials are summoned to appear before the railroad commission March 4 to show cause and seek proper valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Ross A. Collins
Western Union Telegraph Company
Meridian
New Orleans
Mississippi
New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad Company
Railroad Commission
Western Union
Bay Minette Band Receives New Instruments Raised in Alabama
The Bay Minette band, recently organized with seventeen members led by Theron P. Weaver, received quality instruments on Thursday and displayed them in a store show window. The group plans to greet North home seekers during biweekly excursions and make a positive first impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Minette
Ala
Theron P. Weaver
Baldwin Abstract
Title Guaranty Company
Lefty Robert Clauss Emerges From Jackson Belt
The lone left handed pitcher on the Detroit list is Robert Clauss from Jackson in the Southern Michigan League. His record is modest but Bobby Lowe calls him a promising candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Robert Clauss
Jackson
Bobby Lowe
Clearing House Report Shows Rise in Bank Reserves
The weekly statement from New York clearing house banks and trust companies indicates a reserve of $13,173,650 in excess of legal requirements, up $4,226,750 from the prior week.
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Associated Press
New York
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Cold Relief
Open nostrils, clear head, and end colds or catarrh instantly. Apply in the nose to heal inflamed membranes, stop discharge, and improve breathing. Remains a trusted remedy urged for relief from stuffed nose, sneezing, and throat irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Bly
Zemo Itching Vanishes Claim Puts Relief Within Reach
Ad touts ZEMO as a guaranteed skin remedy for itching eczema pimples and rashes. It promises instant relief with low cost bottles 25 cents and 1 dollar, available direct from E W Rose Medicine Co and locally in Mobile at Antwerp Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
E. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Mobile
An Antwerp Drug
Goff Elected to Senate in Charleston
In Charleston West Virginia on February 21 Judge Goff secured all Republican votes and most Democrats backed Senator Clarence W. Watson. Six indicted legislators did not vote. Goff will fill Watson’s seat for a six year term starting March 4 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Judge Goff
Clarence W. Watson
Boundary Line Dispute Ended After Fifty Years
Washington report on the special commission decision fixing the Texas New Mexico border at the Rio Grande bed as it stood in 1858. The ruling ends a half century dispute and references the Clark boundary and the washed away monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Special Commission
Texas
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Feb to April court terms list of cases in City Court
A detailed schedule of trials and charges across February through April in the City Court. Pending cases include murder, grand and petit larceny, burglary, forgery, embezzlement, vagrancy, gaming, and violations of prohibition and pure food laws involving numerous defendants. The list names defendants such as Charles H Danaburg Callie Little Robert Hall and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Danaburg
Charles Nelson
Callie Little
Pearl Benjamin
Vicey Beadley
Robert H. Hall
Chester Arthur
Curtis
Idell Williams
Alias Collins
Leon Small
William J. Brown
George Sykes
Sam Kelly
Lillie Lartigue
John H. Jackson
Charles J. Tigue
Toxey Strachan
Frederick Brooks
Mose Davis
Walter Edwards
Elmer Edwards
Ed Bozeman
Frank Farley
Frank Levene
Matthew Welsh
Theresa Virginia Wasserleben
Paul Nettles
Alex McCoy
William Lewis
John Hurry
Joe, Hunter
Alex Toulmin
James Davis
George Bolton
Lizzie Noyd
Julia Noyd
Elmore Smith
Bessie Clay
James A. Torrance
Frank Singleton
John Crawford
Louis Freeland
Joe Robertson
Virgil Jones
Malcolm E. Akridge
R. J. Dudley
Laura Anderson
Henry Mims
William Ones
Henry Graham
Alexander H. Massey
R. H. Mason
Grant Alexander
John S. Drago
Edward H Harris
Freeman Peterson
Willie de Loach
Reginald Jones
Jim Harris
George Willams
Aault and Battery
Charles Jones
Charles Williams
William Hudson
Hertry Gans
Charles Franklin
Robert Cunningham
William Coleman
Joseph Clark
Charles Alexander
George Eford
R. L. Dawson
Mose Tolbert
Eugene Calvin
David Robinson
Roland Smith
Bertram Gouis
Vernal Coleman
Albert Capell
William Williams
G. L. Smith
Joseph Kelly
Chariie Williams
John G. Cleveland
Roy Maples
Benjamin Cody
Edward Nelson
John Wheeler
Amelia Comer
Catalim
Meyers
Martin
Edward Ung
Jessie Campbell
Hardaway Young
Joseph Kentz
William Murray
Milton Johnson
William Lasby
Richard 1 Or
Jacob
Trivial Dispute Tied to Murder in Louisville Trade Row
In Louisville on February 21 a court heard that a dispute over mislabeling a carcass as a coon rather than a hog tied to the fatal December 19 killing of 69 year old William Johnson. Hudson, aged 50 to 60, allegedly struck Johnson with a stick fracturing his skull and claims self defense.
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Associated Press
Louisville
David
Hudson
William Johnson
South Floyd Street
Johnson
Miners’ Contentions Upheld in Kentucky Arbitration
Judge McKenzie Moss sustains the miners in a Western Kentucky arbitration case arising from a 1912 contract. The decision centers on a wage scale and a clause prohibiting local conditions that would raise production costs or reduce miners’ earning capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bowling Green
McKenzie Moss
Western Kentucky
Meeting Postponed for Raphael Lemme School Group
The Raphael Lemme School Improvement Association meeting scheduled for last Wednesday at 3 30 p m has been postponed to next Wednesday at the same time.
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Raphael Lemme School Improvement Association
Deaths and Funerals in Whistler and Conti Franklin area
Funeral services were held Thursday for Daniel J. Smith at 3 30 from his home and St. Bridget's Church with burial in Whistler cemetery. Pallbearers included Philip Leips and Joseph Kercher among others. A. J. Hamilton was buried afterward from Conti and Franklin, with services at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers were A J Leibert T B Pratt Woodmen of the World Kennedy Goubil Harry Moore James Madden Harry Neville.
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Daniel J. Smith
Whistler
St. Bridget's Catholic Church
Father Schmidtner
Philip Leips
Thomas Young
Joseph Kercher
J. D. Gilchrist
David Halliwell
A. J. Hamilton
Archibald J. Hamilton
Conti and
Franklin Streets
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Father EK. J. Hackett
A. J. Leibert
T. BE. Pratt
Woodmen of the World
Kennedy Goubil
Harry Moore
James Madden
Harry Neville
Law and Equity Court Actions in Mobile Friday Session
Equity side Berney presiding reports several bills and decrees pro confesso in cases including Peter Rodgers versus George Rodgers and multiple Buckalew Linville and Davies actions. City Court Civil Side Semmes notes continuances and an appeal in Mobile against Alice L McCormick from the recorder's court.
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Law and Equity Court
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Equity
Berney
Peter Rodgers
George Rodgers
Chancery Court Smith
Lela Buckalew
Henry Buckalew
Willie Peyton
Marietta Peyton
Minnie Linville
James E. Linville
Mamie Davies
Thomas G. Davies
Louisa Foster
George Foster
Bessie Mims
Nelson Mims
City Court
Semmes
City of Mobile
J. Antonidas
Mitchell Murphy
Same
Weinacker Ice and Fuel Co
Alice L. McCormick
Recorder's Court
Croxone Promises Rheumatism Cure Across Ages
An advertisement claims Croxone cures rheumatism by cleansing inactive kidneys and removing uric acid from the blood. It asserts relief starts after a few doses and that age or duration of suffering does not matter. The package costs a trifling amount at any drugstore.
Vinci cod liver and iron tonic strengthens weak bodies
A West Baden Indiana case shows a young woman once bedridden by weakness recovered through Vinci tonic. The ad cites cod liver medicine and iron as the key, offering a money back guarantee and noting Saxo Salve for scalp eczema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
West Baden
Ind
van Antwerp’s Drug Corp., Inc
Mobile
Ala. P. S
Grand Jury Finishes Bribery Probe in West Virginia
In Charleston, on February 21, Judge Henry K. Black discharged a special grand jury that had investigated bribery charges against state legislators. It reported a misdemeanor indictment against Delegate Thomas J. Smith for accepting a $100 bribe from Guy Biddinger, totaling five felony and eight misdemeanor indictments among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Henry K. Black
Thomas J. Smith
Guy Biddinger
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Youthful Hair
Advert for Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy claims gray hair darkens naturally and evenly with a simple rinse. It notes widespread sales and urges readers to buy at local drug stores with Van Antwerp Drug Corp. as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
van Antwerp Drug Corp., Agts
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Dixie Soil Experts
Smith Brothers
Clearing House Report
Wonder
Goff
Senate
West Virginia
van Antwerp Corp
FE. W. Grove
Lartigue
Fannie Moorer
Charles France
Luther Seals
Circuit Court
G. B. Dunning
W. I. Woodruff
Sidney Caton
G. A
J. D. Smith
Castoria
M. Hoffman
BIG Bargain House
Dong Butler
Ladies
Flannelette Kimonas
Dauphin Street
The
Bank of Mobile Via Association
Gane
Washington, D. C
Porter King, Co. P. & T. A
James Freeman
A. G
Birmingham
Barton
Bordeaux
France
R. H. Hickmott
Sears and Nichols Co
Campbell's
Heinz
Maine
California
Bartlett
Crawford
Walker
Hanford
Jas.mcphillips. Grocery Co
Dauphin, Front and Commerce
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