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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
2
A. Lillard was fined $5 or ten days in jail after being charged with assaulting Mrs. Henry Chamberlain in the interior criminal court on Thursday afternoon. He blamed the incident on her husband.
G. Bullard faced with a knife incident. Lillard appealed and posted $150 bond after denying assault on a woman claiming the husband confronted him with a shotgun. Queen Reese fined $1 or ten days for assaulting Ida Burden. William Caster waived examination on abusive language charge and posted $100 bond. All involved reside in Prichard.
New York on January 8 Col. Jacob Ruppert and T L Huston became the new owners as stock passed from Frank J Farrell ending the transfer of control of the New York Americans baseball club.
Mr Smith argues that current division of suits between the law and equity court and the circuit court wastes jurors and time. He suggests merging all common law civil courts into one multi division court with a common calendar to ensure speedy trials and reduce attorney control over judge selection.
The January report states Governor Blease has asked W. F. Blackburn to take no further action in the criminal libel case brought in Mobile County against James A. of the Columbia Record. The decision follows editorials criticizing state governance and calls for court system reform.
A Houston woman claims a life threatening medical error between Fort Worth and Houston cost her life and was later disproven. She describes a cure after abandoning doctors and using Vitalitas, touted as a permanent constitutional remedy shown at Sutton's drug store.
Chas R G Schimpf is listed with Fire and Life insurance services and Bell Phone 3100 and home phone 1555 indicating contact details for personal or business listings. The entry presents two phone numbers and a service label without additional context or events.
A Grand Bay general store was burglarized during the night with a large amount of goods stolen. County officials and railroad detectives hunt a band of thieves, with Edward Mons named as a suspect in an earlier Irvington robbery.
The axle of a farm wagon breaks while in use, injuring occupants including J. A. Deakle and another unnamed rider. Rescue crews respond as injuries are reported but the extent is not specified.
A fragmented street level directory lists multiple firms and addresses including kitchens roasters coffee candy dry goods and dry goods stores with Dauphin Street and related figures. It references United & Coffee Co Henry R Hawes contr Co and other businesses with home numbers and assorted trade names.
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