South shoot marksmen lead field with high scores
Houston professional Harry Murrelle topped the class with 178 of 180 targets while Harvey Dixon of Orange Missouri scored 167 of 180 in the annual South shoot. John Livingston of Springdale Alabama was second in the amateur division with 165 breaks.
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Houston, Tex
Harry Murrelle
Houston
Harvey Dixon
Orange
Minstour
Murrelle
Dixon
John Livingston
Spring- Ala
Dee and Potter triumph in doubles racquet tour opener
Dee as Jan 29 Jav id New York and Wilson Potter Philadelphia defeated George H Brooke and R K Cassatt Philadelphia in the first round of the national doubles racquet championship with scores 15-11 15-12 17-16 15-12.
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Dee
Javid
New York
Wilson Potter
Ladelphia
George H. Brooke
R. K. Cassatt
Philadelphia
Mobile Ohio Rail Lands in Alabama and Mississippi
Mobile and Ohio Railroad lands offered in Alabama and Mississippi including 80 acres seven miles west of Chunchula in Mobile County with river and rich soil suited for farming and stock raising. Parcel prices list as 11.50 per acre and smaller tracts from 40 acres up to 10,000 acres at 4.00 per acre. Inquiries to Geo Kilborn president Ala Land and Dev Co 409 ?.f rer Bt Mobile Alabama Bell.
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Chunchula
Mobile County
Alabama
Geo. Kilborn
Ala. Land & Dev. Co
Mobile
Bell
Dwellings For Rent Offer Modern Conveniences
Classified notice listing rental units on Government Street with parlors dining rooms baths kitchens and multiple rooms including eight bedrooms on the back upstairs. Contact 2758 St. Louis and 2 Ben Street downstairs for details and pricing around 41 dollars.
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St. Lou
Ben St
Reserves Rebel At Austrian Call Amid Balkan Riots
Riots flare across southern Slavs after Austro-Hungarian mobilization order. Clergy lead protests in Laibach while flames destroy the prefecture, mobilization notices torn down in Agram and Susak, with reports of deaths among officials and students. Continuous unrest reported in Transylvania where authorities threaten shooting dissent.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
Paris
Bunday
Laibach
Trieste
Agram
Croatia
Slavonia
Karlstadt
Susak
Fiume
Landwehr
Opcina
Transylvania
Count Bethlen
Cascarets Promise Quick Cold Cure and Digestive Cleanse
In an old advertising blurb Cascarets claim to ease colds by stimulating the liver and freeing the bowels of poison. The nightly use is said to cleanse the stomach remove undigested food and foul gases and carry off waste. A 10 cent box is sold at drug stores.
Probe Proposed Into State Contracts and Textbook Deals
A joint Alabama Senate House resolution calls for a special committee to investigate state contracts for stationery printing paper office supplies fuel and textbooks. The panel may sit during recess and will report findings and copies of all contracts to the legislature.
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Senate of
Alabama
House of Representatives
Senate
House
State
Text Book Commission
Court Call Highlights Dismissals And Non Suits
Circuit Court in session with Judge Samuel B Browne. George W Acker withdraws on claims after adverse rulings. Gorman wins verdict for defendant against J T Adams. Jones et al vs Jos Kentz dismissed by plaintiff. Friday call lists Ruth Wilson vs Mobile Light and Railroad and other cases including Fitzpatrick Detective Agency suit against James A Lewis and Dan Brooks vs Pensacola Steamship.
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Circuit Court
Samuel B. Browne
George W. Acker
Eicey Lowenstein
Cc. Gorman
J. T. Adams
M. B. Jones Et al
Jos. Kentz
Ruth Wilson
Mobile Light and Railroad
Lem Weaver
Andrew
Law and Equity Court
Satfferd
Schimpf Restaurant Ad Sells Fresh Plant Ear Loaves
An old ad for Charles Schimpf Restaurant at 3 5 7 Royal advertises fresh opened plant ee in loaf 25c half ie Sc extra raw at stand half dozen 10c.
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Charles Schimpf
Royal
Chapmans Enter Not Guilty Pleas
Isaac E. Chapman and William L. Chapman of Merritt and Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Company pleaded not guilty in federal court to Sherman anti trust charges. They were granted until February 18 to change pleas and posted bonds of 5000 dollars each. Indictment alleges conspiracy to monopolize railroads and steamship business along Atlantic coast from Maine to Florida using lighters and barges.
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Associated Press
New York
Isaac E. Chapman
William L. Chapman
Merritt & Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Company
Messrs. Chapman
Atlantic
Maine
Florida
Mother Jones Denounces Colorado Steel Pact as Pretense
Mother Jones, aged strike leader, told the Industrial Relations Commission hearing that Colorado Fuel & Iron Company’s new collective bargaining scheme is a hypocritical and dishonest pretense. She urged John D. Rockefeller Jr. to visit Colorado while the Ludlow ashes are still hot to witness the situation firsthand.
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New York
Mother Jones
Commission On Industrial Relations
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Colorado
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Ludlow
Revival of horse racing proposed in Missouri bill
Jefferson City, Mo January 29 Horse racing could return in St Louis and Kansas City if a house bill becomes law legalizing the pari mutual betting system across the two cities the measure was introduced yesterday in the house of representatives
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
Kansas City
House of Representatives
Catcher Thomas Signs With Boston Americans
Chester D. Thomas, catcher for the Boston Americans for three seasons, signed a contract that was received by President Lannin. Reports had linked Thomas with the Federal League negotiations.
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Thomas
Boston Americans
Boston
Chester D. Thomas
Lannin
Federal League
Sutton Defeats Yamada In Jackson Billiards Match
George Sutton beat Koji Yamada 300 to 232 in a Billiard Players League game in Jackson Michigan last night. Sutton posted 15 average and high runs while Yamada had 124 19 38 in his figures.
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Jackson,mich
George Sutton
Koji Yamada
Sutton
Yamada
Catton Beats Demarest In Glens Falls Billiards Match
Marcus Catton defeated Calvin Demarest 300 to 175 in a Billiard Players' League match in Glens Falls New York. Catton posted averages of 113 27 and a high run of 47 while Demarest averaged 619 26 and a high run of 50.
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Glens Falls
N. Y
Marcus Catton
Calvin Demarest
Catton
Demarest
Charley Dooin Signs With Cincinnati Nationals
Charley S. Dooin, former Philadelphia Nationals manager, signed a two year contract to catch for Cincinnati Nationals. Salary reported at 6000 dollars per year. New York Jan 29 President Tener said the national commission has not taken definite action on lifting drafts in the American Association.
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Philadelphia
Charley S. Dooin
Philadelphia Nationals
Cincincinnati Nationals
New York
Tener
National Commission
American Association
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