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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1913

Page

3

Alabama Judges in Controversy Over Habeas Corpus Ruling

A dispute between Judge Thomas E Wert of Morgan county and Judge D W Speake of the Eighth circuit escalated after Speake released on habeas corpus two prisoners fined for contempt in a liquor injunction case. The Alabama Supreme Court was asked to issue a prohibition to stop Speake and a mandamus to overturn his decree, with a rule issued for Speake to respond by February 6.

Montgomery Ala Thomas E. Wert Morgan County Law and Equity Court D. W. Speake Eighth Judicial Circuit Wert Supreme Court

Mrs Wanda to Face Sentence in Lansing Prisons

Mrs Wanda Mary, convicted of violating the white slave traffic act, may be sent to a federal prison at Lansing Iran after a sentence is handed down. The court suspended sentencing awaiting word from the attorney general on location, as federal prisons in the area do not house women.

Wanda Lansing Mary Wanda Iran United States

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Easy Constipation Relief

An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, gentle remedy to relieve constipation and biliousness without calomel. It claims no habit or diet restrictions, money back guarantee, and genuine bottles priced at 50 cents. It warns about imitations and urges purchasing only the real product.

Dodson P. Miller

Danderine Promises Beautiful Hair and Dandruff Elimination

Promotional copy claims Danderine removes dandruff and itching within ten minutes and grows new hair after weeks of use. It advises applying with a cloth, praising glossy, fluffy hair and lustrous health, and urges purchasing a 25 cent bottle from drugstores or toilet counters.

Knowlton

Prisoner Tells Tale Of Suffering At Camp

The account centers on Parker a British prisoner who alleges ill treatment at a convict camp including flogging and poor clothing. Vice Consul McSweeney says a governor’s inspector investigated and Parker’s sentence was shortened with no further complaints. He adds Parker was convicted of larceny and that the British government will not seek different punishment for its subject.

Parker McSweeney O'Neal

Texans Lynch Negro Boy In Fulbright Mob Action

In Clarksville Texas a 16 year old black youth Dick Stanley was seized by a mob after an alleged assault on a 4 year old white girl near Fulbright. Sheriff McChristian attempting to escort him to jail was overpowered by the mob.

Clarksville Texas Dick Stanley Fulbright McChristian

Morgan Off To Egypt

Naples dispatch reports Pier Pont Morgan sailed last night for Alexandria Egypt bound on an overseas mission.

Morgan Egypt Naples Italy Pierpont Morgan Alexandria

Sage tea restore hair color in aging remedies

Our grandmothers used sage tea to preserve or restore hair color and luster. A prepared sage tonic promises quick, lasting results with a clean scalp and healthier color. Van Antwerp Drug Corp promotes a 25 cent bottle and offers trials.

Acre

Laymen's Southern Baptists Reserve Round Trip Tickets

Chattanooga to Mobile route offered for Lay men's meeting with Southern Baptists. Round trip tickets sold from Mobile February 2 3 4. For details visit City Ticket Office 238 Royal Street. N E Jones Jr general agent passenger department.

Chattanooga, Tenn Mobile and Ohio Railroad Southern Baptists Mobile Royal Street N. E. Jones, Jr

Many Visitors At Mobile Hotels On Winters South Visit

A list of notable visitors and residents at Mobile hotels includes J W Thompson and others from Terre Haute, Chicago, Memphis, Shelby Ohio, Evanston and Canton. They are in Mobile for multiple days with various business and leisure inquiries. Also noted is a Mexican war veteran father visiting, and Major Flagler’s temporary absence affecting district work. A new insect pest is destroying French apple orchards.

J. W. Thompson John F. Murphyf Albert Shea William Kevits Wigg Sage Terre Haute Indiana Cawthon Hotel Castleberry Foley Magnolia Springs M. Buyer Canton Ohio Mobile Cawthon C. A. Fonville The Western Union Telegraph Company Montgomery Ala J. G. Gilfellan C. H. Gilfellan Los Angeles Cal the Battle House C. A. F. Flagler United States Chage R. G. Wara Flagler Fort Leavenworth Kan

Robbery at Barker Cotton Mill Commissary

A Thursday report to the sheriff described sneak thieves entering Barker cotton mill commissary at Prichard and stealing money from two demolished cash registers, groceries, and other articles. Deputies investigated but found no clues. Church Choir Night marked the St. Louis Street Colored Baptist Church 64th anniversary with Rev. J. B. Carter and Rev. C. S. English speaking. John Davis to MC. large attendance.

Sheriff's Office Barker Prichard St. Louis Street Colored Baptist Church J. B. Carter D. D John Davis

Rheuma claims dramatic relief from rheumatism in letters

Two letters praise Rheuma for curing long standing rheumatism. P. W. Miller of Catawissa Pa says after three bottles his pain vanished and kidneys function normally. Mrs Daniel B Knox of Severance N Y says a single bottle freed her from cane use and severe swelling.

P. W. Miller Catawissa Daniel 8 Knox Severance, N. Y van Antwerp Drug “Corporation

Pure Food Officials Seek Battle House Views for Mobile Edition

C H Billingsley of the Alabama pure food department asks Battle House Manager John J Monnaghan to send pictures of the hotel and Mobile views to H B Meyers editor of the American Food Journal Chicago for a pre convention special edition ahead of the pure food experts gathering in Mobile in April.

C. H. Billingsley Pure Food Department Alabama Department of Agriculture John J. Monnaghan Battle House H. B. Meyers American Food Journal Chicago Lll Convention of Pure Food Experts Mobile

Moose Club to attend Evans Minstrels at Lyric Theatre

Over one hundred members of the Loyal Order of Moose will attend the night performance of the Evans Minstrels at the Lyric Theatre tomorrow night and after the show the troupe will be entertained at the Moose Home with a banquet.

Loyal Order of Moose Evans Minstrels Lyric Theatre Mouse

President Craft calls meeting of Alabama Good Roads panel

President John Craft of the Alabama Good Roads Association convenes the executive committee at the Morris Hotel in Birmingham Alabama. The meeting is set for Monday with Craft leaving Sunday to attend.

John Craft The Alabama Good Roads Association Morris Hotel Birmingham Ala

National Shellfish Association to Convene in Washington

A council of executive committees of the National Shellfish Association will meet at the U S Bureau of Fisheries in Washington on January 20 at 10 30 a m. Secretary Earle issued the call by direction of Dr Joseph H Pratt president. Capt John Craft of Mobile will attend as vice president. He plans to stay after the good roads meeting in Birmingham.

National Shellfish Association Washington United States Bureau of Fisheries Earle Joseph H. Pratt John Craft Mobile Birmingham Craft

President's plan to abolish customs officers debated

Washington reports Attorney General Wick Marsham will rule on the president's power to reorganize the customs service. Secretary Mac Veagh seeks guidance on abolishing ports and officers while treasury plans redistricting into consolidated ports for Norfolk Newport News Portsmouth St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth Superior with collectors and deputies coordinating duties.

Washinton Customs Service Congress Wick Marsham MacVeagh Treasury Department Treasury Norfolk, New Port News Portsmouth St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Superior

Warships Ordered to Turkish Waters

Italian and British warships have been ordered to proceed to Turkish waters, according to despatches from Mediterranean ports. The notice highlights rapid naval redeployments amid tensions in the region.

Turkish London

Bowels and Aging Prompts Gentle Laxative Advice

An elderly reader extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural laxative option to counter aging related digestive weakness. The ad-like passage warns against harsh cathartics and promotes a mild tonic, with sample bottles and money back guarantees.

Caldwell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fatima Cdhay Yo Ptim Abe Law and Equity Court Berney Emeline Thomas D. J. Dinsmore Grace Cazalas Randolph Edward Cazalas Chancery Court Smith Chancellor G. C. Outlaw Fannie E. Lewis Minzera Harris Franklins Harris Clara July Russell July Ada M. Weatherly Frank G. Weatherly Wilhelmina Frederickson Edwin Augustus Alabama Frederickson Nelie Cunningham William Cunningham Maggie McElmurray M. Y. McElmurray Cawthorn Realty Company M. E. Russell Mobile Roofing and Cornice Company Dupree & Son Moss Manufacturing Company Corbett & McMahon Circuit Court Alabama Corn Mills Company Southern Bell Telephone van Antwerp Drug Corp Dauphin Street Brandon Dauphin Lowell Ind W. W. Ackerman James A. Ward Chicago, Ill Mr. Ward Mobile County Cleland K. Smith Harriet Smith Migs L. Lockley Memphis, Tenn John Thorp Memphis Christine Rogers J. J. Atchison Hamilton Reynolds Aberdeen J. C. Slater Shelby, Ohio City Il. May Evanston Lil G. W. Ely Southern Pacific Railroad Georges. Gay W. L. Fay Jacksonville Inl C. A. Allen E. C. Pearson Plainfield,New Jersey A. W. Stiles River Falls Wisconsin Saint Andrew Hotel John Tyler Texas and Pacific Road W. H. Voss Austin, Texas George W. Raymond Mallory Steamship Line New York City William H. Hull of Ovett, Miss Imtends Dauphin ST E . New York Garner Auvers Belgium
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