Outlook bitter over transfer of the minister
The Outlook editorial criticizes a reported transfer of Sir Lionel Carden from Mexico to Brazil, labeling it a potentially calamitous move and urging retention. It condemns foreign office actions as a surrender to foreign intrigue and warns U S relations would not improve by such a change.
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Associated Press
London
Foreign Office
Lionel Carden
Mexico
Brazil
Washington
United States
Lionel
Great Britain
Will Mike Minto Ever Serve Time
Special to The Item from Montgomery reports the court of appeals ruling on Mike Minto the Montgomery ambler who was sentenced to six months hard labor but released on habeas corpus due to a judgment defect and a pending supreme court review could determine if he ever serves time.
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Montgomery
Court of Appeals
Mike Minto
Montgomery Ambler
Court of jAppeals
Gaston Gunter
Minto
Supreme Court
Minto c
Illinois Woman Suffrage Law Attacked In Supreme Court
A Chicago man filed a brief in the Illinois Supreme Court seeking to restrain Cork County election officials from funding women’s vote in the upcoming election. The suit, appealed from a lower court, argues the suffrage law violates the state constitution and challenges the broad scope of voting on all questions.
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Associated Press
Illinois
State Supreme Court
Wm. J. Scown
Chiago
Cork County Board of Election
County Superior Court
Auto thief fined in water court for unlit automobile
Henry Grace, a Black youth employed by M. L. Dukes, was arraigned in the water's court Friday for driving an automobile without the batter's consent and without lights. For a first offense he was fined $25 plus costs or thirty days in jail, with a $2.50 additional penalty.
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Henry Grace
M. L. Dukes
Woter’s Court
Ann
January Victims List From Influenza to Pneumonia
The article notes January records with victims from influenza, grippe bronchitis and pneumonia. It describes grippe coughs disturbing the system and emphasizes prompt action to check the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
Single Handed Holds Up Train Near Atlanta
A man arrested near Bolton, Georgia claims to be John Jones of Atlanta but police say he is James Nolan of Des Moines. He allegedly robbed passengers on a southbound Western and Atlantic train and was in a pistol duel with County Policeman Carl C. Heard who was slightly wounded. No property was found on the suspect.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
John Jones
James Nolan
Des Moines
Iowa
Jones
Nolan
Bolton
Carl C. Heard
Unknown steamer rescues crew from sinking schooner
The Oriole reports a fire masted schooner in distress off the Maine coast was rescued by an unidentified steamer. Crew were taken aboard before the derelict was set on fire. Two other five masted schooners, the Prescott Palmer and Fuller Palmer, are overdue and feared lost. Captain Lewis Wharton could not identify the rescuing steamer.
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Associated Press
Gloucester
Mass
Maine
Lewis Wharton
Oriole
Boone Hay
N. F
Wharton
Prescott Palmer
Fuller Palmer
Thatcher's Island
Seon
Prairie Schooner Outfit Draws Stirr In Mobile Parade
W A Gill and C G Gill with eleven hound dawegs seven cattle and two prairie schooners stirred Mobile's business district Friday afternoon as they boarded the bay steamer James A Carney for Baldwin county. The families, moving from Lucedale Mississippi to Sanford Alabama, have traveled about two weeks and expect the same to finish the journey.
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W. A. and
C. G. Gill
Mobile
James A. Carney
Baldwin County
Lucedale
Miss
Sanford
Ala
Portuguese Strikers Dynamite Train Ambush at Viaduct
Strikers in Lisbon ambushed a train yesterday, throwing three dynamite bombs and firing on track inspectors protected by soldiers. Three soldiers were injured before the attackers were halted by troops and several strikers arrested as they fled in an automobile.
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Lisbon
Cuticura Heals Severe Tetter Scalp Case
A Linden Tennessee resident reports relief after four weeks using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for a year long tetter starting on the scalp and spreading over the body. The testimonial notes hair loss, itching, and sleepless nights, with recovery following regular use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden, Tenn
Vera Bell
Polish Farmers Plan Colonization Near Mobile
M. L. Buczkowski of Chicago representing the Polish American Colonization and Investment Company arrives in Mobile with certificates to sell parcels to Polish families. About 200 000 to 250 000 acres in Mobile and Washington counties will be farmed. Calvert serves as headquarters with Mobile as general hub for immigrant supplies. Some settlers may come from Poland and other regions. a Polish language newspaper will promote opportunities. Colonization aims to allow families to build homes on their farms rather than form communities.
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M. L. Bueczkowski
Chicago
Polish-American Colonization and Investment Company
Mobile
W. L. Henderson
Land and Industrial Department
Southern Railway and
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
United States Lumber and Cotton Company of
Washington Counties
Calvert
Southern Railway
Buczkowski
Henderson
Poland
Dr Clarence J Owen Honored by Earl of Kintore
Washington January 17 Dr Clarence J Owen named American member of the executive committee of the Anglo American Exposition The Southern Commercial Congress will coordinate a 100 American delegation to London for an International congress of municipal executives at the exposition The Earl of Kintore departed for Pittsburg last night to continue official duties
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Associated Press
Washington
Clarence J. Owen
Southern Commercial Congress
Earl of Kintore
America
London
Pittsburg
Relics of McKinley Bring $990 at San Francisco Auction
Relics of the late President McKinley sold at auction in San Francisco by the estate of his niece Ida McKinley Morse Cooper brought $990. A gold plate from a local iron works crew marking the launch of the battleship Ohio sold for $325, a piece that reportedly cost $1,500.
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San Francisco
President McKinley
Ida McKinley Morse Cooper
CANNOT BLAME THE RAILROADS
C. A. Prouty of the Interstate Commerce Commission told Chicago traffic club that rail rates across the United States are already so low they do not drive up living costs. He urged stability in tariffs, warned against rate elasticity, and said federal power to regulate freight and passenger rates would simplify the process.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
C. A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Traffic Club of
Plans for Gas Plant Improvements in Mobile
Rufus Dawes of Chicago president of the Mobile Gas Company and several national gas ventures returns from inspection visits in Mobile with Louis J. Davis. They review proposed improvements for the coming year including a new gas plant and additional coke bins and note the Dawes family's substantial land interests around Dawes.
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Rufus Dawes
Chicago
Mobile Gas Company
Mobile
Louis J. Davis
Dawes
Country Club Eyes Webb Orchard Site for New 18 Hole Course
Murray Wheeler, president of the Country Club, mails notices for a 5 pm Saturday meeting to discuss the site committee report. The Webb orchard at Spring Hill, a 320 acre tract, is favored as the potential location for an 18 hole golf course and the club house as the hub of a summer residential area.
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Murray Wheeler
Country Club
Webb
Spring Hill
Engineer Found With Skull Broken on Express Train
Baltimore January 17 An engineer unconscious with a fractured skull rode the New York and St. Louis express on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for a brief stretch without throttle control. J. H. Moxley of Baltimore, struck possibly by ice or rock as the train passed a cliff east of Brunswick, was rushed to Frederick Hospital. authorities say his condition is critical. Willard and other railroad executives were aboard.
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Baltimore
New York and St. Louis Express
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Willard
J.H. Moxley
Moxley
Brunswick
Frederick
Chamber Budget to Be Submitted Tuesday
President A. J. Parsons will present the chamber of commerce budget for the upcoming fiscal year to the directors at Tuesday night’s regular meeting and seek approval. He is also expected to announce some committee appointments at the session.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Parsons
Parsons
Indigestion Relief From Chamberlain Tablets
R F Erwin of Peru Indiana reports a year ago he suffered indigestion biliousness and constipation and states Chamberlain’s Tablets helped him right away after a single bottle. For sale by all druggists Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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R. F. Erwin
Peru
Ind
Secinz Chamberlain
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Huerta Faces New Peril as Rebel Threat Grows
Washington reports cite Mexico City alarms over Acapulco garrison apathy toward Constitutionalist General Blanco. Mariscal’s orders to attack the rising inland presence have faltered and rumors of Mariscal and Blanco friendship prompt loyalty investigations. Acapulco remains a vital Pacific port for federal relief and arms supplies from Japan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Mexico City
Acapulco
Blanco
Mariscal
Salina Cruz
Rumor Chooses Leatherbury as Mobile Port Collector
Rumor on Friday night claimed George Stherbury would be named collector of port for Mobile. Senators and congressmen from Mississippi reportedly supported native Mississippian Mr Leatherbury for the post due to his ties there. Leatherbury denied any knowledge of the rumor.
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George Stherbury
Mobile
Senator Vardaman
Mississippi
George Washington Taylor
Pat Harrison
Gulf Coast
Leatherbury
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