Forty more Italians jailed over warship sinkings
Rome reports forty more arrests tied to the destruction of Italian battleships Benedetto Brin and Leonardo da Vinci in 1916. A Vatican link surfaces as Ambrogetti, tied to Monsignor Gerlach, claims financial role. Italian authorities pursue alleged plot details and naval sabotage aboard the ships.
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Apsocisted
Rome
Paris
Tember
Beneto Brin
Leonardo de Vinci
Taranto
Count Cardorehief
Thfe
Aed
Atican
Ambrogetti
Monsignor
Gerlach
Modena Erlach
Italy
Ittoria
Mbrogetti
Architate
Back Health Remedy Salts for Kidney Relief
A historic excerpt promotes Jad Salts as a cheap efficacious drink to flush kidneys and neutralize urine acids. It claims meat eating clouds kidneys and causes sickness, urging four ounces daily to prevent nerve headaches and bladder issues by improving filtration and urine clarity.
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Lithia
Fragmentary Health Notice From Erratic OCR
Incomplete OCR text mentions headaches and cancer terms with garbled phrases about seeking relief or treatment. The readable content is largely unintelligible and lacks coherent entities, dates, or actions to summarize as a proper news item.
Silent Headache Relief Advised by Medical Notice
A fragment describes using A K Tablets to ease a severe headache many people experience. It suggests taking one tablet every two hours to gain relief, though the text is unclear on exact instructions or outcomes.
Jobbers Deny High Food Prices Amid Weather Shortage
Washington Jan denial came from W H Grup Burlington Ta Edgar W Hearty Boston and A D Hits Indianapolis representing fruit and farm products jobbers. They offered cooperation in any government investigation into price rises caused by poor weather and reduced supply.
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Washington, Jan
Wilson
W. H. Grup
Burlington
Edgar W. J. Hearty
Boston
A. D. Hits
Indianapolis
German U Boats Sinking Account From War Note
An Associated Press report from Boston describes the ramming of a German mine layer by the British steamer Arrino near St Nazaire France. The sub was crippled and sank after the collision. fate of its crew is unknown. The Arrino sustained damage including loss of propeller part and a hull leak.
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Associated Press
Boston
St. Nazaire
France
Aprino
Askan
Sapien
Deaths and Funerals Fannie J. Mosby
Mrs. G J Mosby longtime Mobile resident died in Oklahoma Monday at 72. Widow of William Mosby of Lauderdale Co Miss her last post was history professor at Industrial Institute and Coeome Columbus Miss. Survived by four daughters and many relatives including Emma Roche and Frank Roche. Funeral set for Meridian Miss Wednesday.
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Fannie J. Mosby
G. J. Mosby
Mobile
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Meridian
Miss
William Mosby
Lauderdale County
Thomas
Laura Gpaulding James
The
Industrial Institute
Charles A McCaffery Dies Former L N Foreman at 63
Charles A McCaffery aged 63 former foreman of the repair shops for the Louisville and Nashville roads in Mobile died yesterday at 5 45 pm He had lived in Mobile for years and is survived by his widow three sons John T McCaffery Rome Ga Charles L McCaffery New Mexico Karl A McCaffery of Italy a daughter Lottie McCaffery Mobile four sisters and one brother David McCaffery.
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Charlies A. McCaffery
Charles A. McCaffery
Louisville
Nashville
McCaffery
Mobile
T. J. McCaffery
John T. McCaffery
Rome
Charles L. McCaffery
New Mexico
Karl A. McCaffery
Italy
Lottie McCaffery
David McCaffery
Funeral of W Lyle Held in Whistler Church and Cemetery
The funeral for Mr W Lyle was held this afternoon at 2:30 from the residence of his brother in law, Mr Wilmer George, on Fourth Street Whistler, with burial at Whistler cemetery after a 3 o clock service at St Bridgets Catholic Church. Lyle was a longtime clerk with Peterson Sons merchants before illness forced him to leave work. He was 32, born in Wick, son of the late James and Emma Lyle, and survived by a sister Mrs Wilmer George and brother Frank A Lyle of Prichard among other relatives.
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W. Lyle
Edgar Lyle
Wilmer George
Fourth Street
Whistler
Bridget’s Catholic Church
Mer le
Messrs. Peterson & Sons
Wic
James and
Emma Lyle
Frank A. Lyle
Prichard
Ida Lyle
Burial of Ester B Anderson to Mobile for Funeral
The body of Ester Blanch Anderson, who died in Baltimore, will be brought to Mobile for burial. She was the daughter of Captain John F. Anderson and Mrs. Mary E. Anderson of Mobile. The funeral will arrive in Mobile Thursday morning.
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Mobile
Ester Blanch Anderson
Baltimore
John F
Mary E. Anderson
Dreyfus III Meeting at Brunswick Called Off
The scheduled meeting of National and American league schedule committees in Brunswick Georgia for January 10 was postponed due to Barney Dreyfus Pittsburgh Club president unable to travel. American League president Johnson said the session would likely be held in Pittsburgh later this week.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Brunswick
Barney Dreyfus
Pittsburgh
Dreyfus
National League Commission
Johnson
American League
Tennessee Druggists Endorse Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy
Local druggists note strong sales of Kilmer Swamp Root over twenty five years and vouch for its kidney and bladder benefits. Advertisements urge readers to request samples and booklets from Kilmer Co. and to visit nearby drug stores for purchase.
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Kilmer
Si W. L. Gates
Whiteville
Tent
Dr. Kilmer
Chambers Bros
Hickory Valley
Tenn
Little Change This Season In Clothes For Men
The piece notes minimal fashion shifts for men at a Cincinnati designers convention. It jokes about absurd styles, predicts looser cuts, muted colors like gray and brown, and cautious forecasts for hats and vests while stressing practicality over flamboyance.
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Baer
Europe
Society For the Prevention of
Rameses
Railroads Renew Attack In Court On Adamson
The Supreme Court continued hearings on the national wage fixing law and the railroad industrys challenge. Walker D Hines led the railroad defense arguing the act is not a hours limit but a wage statute and that Congress cannot fix wages. John G Johnson closed for the railroads while Arthur Miller abstained from oral argument. The carriers claim the law raises wages for top earners, discriminates against lower paid workers, and would boost railroad costs and likely rates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
John G. Johnson
Philadelphia
Arthur Miller
Kansas City
Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Hook
Fines From Traffic Violations Hit Several Drivers
The recorder fined H W Thornton C C Moore and Branch Glover 23 dollars each for passing crossings without proper signals. Henry Williams faced a 10 dollar or ten day sentence for swerving to the wrong side on Dauphin Street. Frank B Pusey denied charges of passing a streetcar while passengers were discharging. H M Piemme received a warning after reckless driving near Warren and Eslava Streets. Leroy was fined 10 dollars for passing a streetcar. Plus a report of a car near Semmes School traveling at twenty miles per hour with a near miss and injuries to a bystander.
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H. W. Thornton
C. C. Moore
Branch Glover
Recorder
Henry Williams
Dauphin Street
Frank
Pusey
Council Bluffs
Towa
Philadelphia
H. M. Piemme
Southern Art Glass Company
Warren
Eslava
Piemme
Spring Hill Avenue
Semmes School
I. H. Hoffman
Leroy
Welington
Rasputin Rumor: Believed to Have Escaped Assassins
Report from London cites Associated Press claiming Rasputin may still be alive. It disputes tales that his body was found in the Neva and says friends spread death stories to cover his fate. source notes he was likely murdered in a nearby be a case.
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Uby Associated Press
London
SD Retevieen
Gregory Rasputin
Neva
Ben
Lawson Refuses to Answer in Court of Inquiry Proceedings
The testimony centers on Lawson's reluctance to answer questions during the regular Court of Inquiry. He defends his stance as contempt, while lawmakers press for a full report of refusals and evasions. The focus shifts to Lawson’s December 1916 market activity and his dealings with H Content & Co.
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Lawson
Chiperfield
Bor
Seeatsenget
Garrennessee
Telia
H. Content & Co
Broadway
New York
United States
Mobile Fives Face Fast Keewatin Tonight at the Y
The Mobile five meets Keewatin University of Keewatin Iowa in a top early season clash at the Y tonight at 8 15. Bru is out with an injury and Conway leads the lineup Crawford Finkbohner Doyle Steber and Midgett at guard with Phillips as reserve.
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Mobile Basketball
Keewatin University of
Vanderbilt University
Conway
Loos
Phillips
Ceewatin
New Orleans
1917 New Jersey Legislature Begins With Republicans in Control
Trenton New Jersey report notes the 1917 session opening under Republican majority leadership. The article outlines early party control shaping proceedings and agenda.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Trial transcript reveals ratcliffe case details and confessions
The Olney jury heard Roy Liter confess no death occurred during an illegal operation but claim instruments supplied by Ratcliffe were used. Testimony described a fatal tryst in a barn and alleged urging from a friend to aid the woman, with air bubble or atomizer causes discussed.
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Aseociated Press
OLNEY
Iil
Roy Liter
Ratcliffe
Sereneeat Aa
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