Notice by Executor in Estate of Her monia Fisch Deceased
Executor Theodore E Fisch announces letters testamentary were granted January 29 1913 by Judge Price Williams Jr of Mobile Alabama Probate Court. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the legally required time or be barred.
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Chicago
Illinois
Marquette Building
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St. Louis
Missouri
Silk Exchange Building
Twelfth
Washington Avenue
Mobile County
Alabama
State of Alabama
Esau H. Frohlichstein
Matilda Frohlichstein
Price Williams, JR
Hanaw & Pillans
Hermonia
Fisch
Price Williams,Jr
Theodore E. Fisch
Heifer to be sold at city pound on Feb 5 1913
Taken up Sunday January 26 1913 at 2 pm on Virginia Street near Magnolia Cemetery one light Jersey heifer with a small rope doubled around neck will be sold at city pound Wednesday February 5 1913 at 12 noon unless redeemed by owner. 1:30-61.
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Alabama
I. A. F. Norquist
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Mobile River
Bloodgood Street
Mobile
Virginia Street
Magnolia Cemetery
GOOD CITIZENSHIP Demands Participation in All Elections
A civic reminder urges citizens to participate in elections by paying any poll tax and ensuring voter status. It stresses the duty to vote and the role of participation in sustaining democratic processes.
Open Olympic games to professionals, London club president says
At the South London Harriers anniversary dinner President Willis argued for opening the Olympics to amateurs and professionals. He warned England cannot remain premier if the line between amateurism and professionalism stays blurred. Sporting Life backed the US AAU but urged IOC to craft a clearer honor code for amateurs.
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London
South
England
Sporting Life
Thorpe
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
International Olympic Committee
Head of Billikens Making Preparations
Montgomery Alabama January 30 Special to The Item President Charles B Jones of the Montgomery Baseball Association is arranging railroad transport for the Montgomery baseball players. Members must report by March 1 and transportation will be set next week. Manager Dobbs will return from scouting in St Louis and Chicago next week.
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Montgomery
Ala
Charles B. Jones
Montgomery Baseball Association
Dobbs
St. Louis
Chicago
Jones
Another Advance in Crude Oil Price
The South Pennsylvania Oil Company set opening prices for the day marking a fourth straight daily rise. Pennsylvania crude rose to 2.83 per barrel with Mercer black Corning and New Castle at 3.86 Cabell 1.95 and Somerset 1.32. Rag land stayed at .70. Post-dissolution competition follows a year-ago Supreme Court ruling dissolving Standard Oil of New Jersey.
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Pittsburg
South Pennsylvania Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Mercer Black
Corning
New Castle
Cabell
Somerset
Standard Oil Company of
Ag Jersey
Federal Supreme Court
TIZ Foot Bath Promises Quick Relief for Feet
Ad touts TIZ foot bath as radical, claims it softens corns bunions and removes pain. Urges readers to request a free trial package by mailing Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago and says one bath guarantees lifelong satisfaction.
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Tiz
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
S. Wabash Ave
Chicago
Capablanca Extends Chess Masters Lead With 40 Move Victory
In New York on January 30 Jose Capablanca defeated A Kupcchik in forty moves to stay ahead in the Chess Masters tournament with a string of straight wins. Janowsky loses to Capablanca while David Janowsky defeats Charles Jaffe for second place. Marshall rises to third by beating Janowski. Whitaker defeats Chajes. Stapfer edges Janowski for fourth by beating Morrison. Tenenwurzel and Liebenstein draw. Rubinstein and Zapoleon draw. Zapoleon-Tenenwurzel match rescheduled.
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Associated Press
New York
Jose R. Capablanca
A. Kupcchik
David Janowski
France
Charles Jaffe
Marshall
Janowski
Kline
Whitaker
Chajes
Stapfer
Morrison
Gulfport Public Schools Set Field Day Schedule
Harrison county public schools will hold annual Field Day events in Gulfport on March 29 at the fair grounds. The program will include oratory music and athletic contests, continuing a long-running educational tradition in Harrison county.
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Gulfport
Miss
Carrison County
Fair Grounds
Harrison County
Sculptured Stone Gathered From Lys tra Sheepfolds
A Christian Herald writer describes finds near ancient Lys tra including a sculptured inscribed stone within rough sheepfolds, remnants of a small church, and a sacred Ayasma fountain. He notes a pedestal inscription for Emperor Augustus near the suspected Zeus temple site, suggesting future biblical-confirming discoveries.
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Lystra
Christian Herald
Paul
Barnabas
Augustua
Scientist probes Kilauea crater for volcanic gas samples
Professor EB Shepherd returned to San Francisco after eight months in Hawaii. He descended into Kilauea to a record low level and collected gases for the Washington geophysical laboratory. He said the samples may be the first ever taken from a volcano and aim to reveal inner earth chemistry.
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San Francisco
Cal
Kilauea
Hilo
Hawaiian Islands
Geophysical Laboratory of Washington
Shepherd
Honolulu
Washington
Mediterranean
Hawaii
Pay Your Poll Tax Reminder
A public notice urges residents to pay the poll tax before February 1 to preserve voting rights for all elections this year.
Modern Patent Cures Pushed in Patient Letters
Readers report relief from catarrh dandruff and rheumatism through revealed formulas. Vilane powder washes the nose with warm water and a balm, yellow mingos claimed to restore scalp color, and hypo nuclane tablets promised weight gain. A Morris remedy suite includes a teaspoonful doses with meals and before bed for rheumatism.
Better Womanhood Is Asked From Congress
Women from many states gather before the house labor committee to back Representative Peters of Massachusetts and a bill for an eight hour day six days a week for women in the District of Columbia. Maude Younger of San Francisco argues California’s eight hour law shows added costs fall on the public, not manufacturers.
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Washington
House Committee ‘On Labor Today
Peters
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
California
Maude Younger
San Francisco
Waldo's Explanation of Evasion of Orders
Joseph G. Robin, once a major financier, failed to escape the camera at police headquarters. Reichman Cummins and Hyde, convicted largely on Robin's testimony, were spared the ordeal. Robin, handcuffed to a notorious criminal, was photographed finger printed and sent to begin a one year term for bank wrecking. police said the others were never in police custody.
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Associated Press
New York
Joseph G. Robin
Joseph B. Reichman
William J. Cummins
Charles H. Hyde
Robin
Jennings
Waldo
Reichman, Cummins
Hyde
District Attorney’s Office
Sugar Sweetz Grove Tonic Taste Mystery
Fragmentary text discusses a tonic marketed as strong yet tasteless due to sugar not dissolving in the mouth. It notes ingredients dissolve in acids of the stomach, not the mouth, suggesting a chemical or formulation explanation for the lack of bitterness despite strength.
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GROVE
Grubb of Birmingham to Relieve Judge Jones
Pending Judge Thomas G. Jones of Montgomery recovery from pneumonia Judge Dan A. Pardee of New Orleans designated Federal Judge W J Grubb of Birmingham to assist in the middle district. Grubb will have all powers in the middle district vested in Judge Jones.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thomas G. Jones
Dan A. Pardee
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
W. J. Grubb
Birmingham
Jones
Middle District
John Carr Acquitted in Dickey Murder Case
John Carr, indicted with Percy Newkirk for the murder of Chief of Police Dickey in Gulfport Mississippi, was acquitted after a brief deliberation. The defense established a clear alibi, and the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
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Dickey
Gulfport
Miss
Percy Newkirk
Carr
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