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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1913

Page

3

Biloxi Slavery Case Led by Police Chief Steehling

Special dispatch reports John Carr linked to a Biloxi burglary and slaying noted by Chief Staehling. After capture in Gulfport he confessed to aiding a store break in and fled Cole’s area before being located near Biloxi. authorities anticipate trial. Carr and accomplices dubbed barefoot burglars. The investigation followed a deadly theft that preceded the murder of Chief Dickey.

John Carr Biloxi Po‘ste Staehling Carr Ulfo Conn Wright Castleman Fred Josh Gulfport Newkirk Steehling Dickey Bolen Batton Pandora Mill

Two Thousand Negro Farmers Attend Tuskegee Conference

More than two thousand negro farmers and several hundred teachers from across the South attended the twenty second annual negro conference at Tuskegee Institute. Dr. Booker T. Washington urged delegates to secure land and build honesty, industry and thrift to reduce the cost of living in their communities.

Tuskegee Ala South Tuskegee Institute Booker T. Washington

Cuticura Remedies Featured For Dandruff Sufferer

An Louisville reader describes severe dandruff and scalp sores from 1930s era itching. The testimonial promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment as effective emollients with a free 32 page Skin Book and sample offers.

W. Cedar St Louisville Dept. T

Beulah Crevasse Near Beataan?

In Vicksburg Mississippi on January 23 Assistant Engineer E C Tollinger said Beulah crevasse situation is very much improved with 900 to 1000 men to be employed before week end. Government forces and levee board concentrate work to safely close the levee before high water reaches the point.

Vicksburg Miss E. C. Tollinger Beulah Crevasse Beulah

Poslam Heals Skin Promises Quick Recovery

A 19th or early 20th century toned ad touts Poslam as a cure for eczema acne pimples and skin troubles after covering with Poslam. It claims the disease is checked and a steady healing process strengthens with each application. It also advertises Poslam Soap and free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.

West 25Th Street New York City

Ferguson Named Postmaster In Meridian Mississippi

Meridian Miss Jan 23 Citizens selected a postmaster after a second primary under Witherspoon support S J Ferguson received 921 votes while Paul D McRoy had 326 They led the first primary last week The post office salary is 3300 dollars.

Meridian Miss Witherspoon Wilson S. J. Ferguson Paul D. McRoy

Horticulture Boosted by Alabama Society Meeting

The Alabama Horticultural Society opened its annual session in Bay Minette with about fifty delegates, projected to reach seventy five. President J H McCary of Birmingham reviewed a year of progress aiding farmers and promoting horticultural interests statewide. Prof J A Dew of Auburn discussed citrus insects and control methods, while Dr H E Scott of Battles highlighted Satsuma orange prospects. an illustrated insect lecture closed the day.

Bay Minette Ala Alabama Horticultural Society J. H. McCary Birmingham Alabama J. A. Dew Auburn Dew Mobile Baldwin H. E. Scott Battles

Rev Dr John Wesley Hill Dies After Operation

The Rev Dr John Wesley Hill aged eighty two died yesterday after an operation in a private New York hospital. He was father of the clergy man of that name and president of the International Peace Forum, coming from Ada Ohio for treatment.

New York John Wesley Hill International Peace Forum Hill Ada Ohio

Alabama Yell Adopted for Corn Club Delegation

Professor L. N. Duncan in Montgomery announces a new yell for Alabama boys and girls attending the National Corn Show in Columbia South Carolina next week. The chant ends with Alabama Rah Alabama Conn Club rah rah rah Alabama yellow hammer yellow hammer Alabama. Duncan and his delegates depart Montgomery Saturday night.

Montgomery Ala L. N. Duncan Alabama Columbia 8. C Alabama Conn Club Professor Duncan

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