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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1914

Page

5

Insane Hospital Scandal To Be Probed By Legislature

The legislative committee will summon officers of the state hospital to testify regarding alleged conditions at the insane asylum. Senator Tillman and Governor Blease are expected to appear as subpoenas are issued ahead of hearings starting Tuesday.

Associated Press Columbia D. C United Benjamin R. Tillman Cole Blease South Rolina State Hospital

Suit filed for $20,000 against street car line

Wyatt Gatewood filed suit in city court Thursday against Mobile Light & Railroad Company for $20,000 claiming injuries from December 2, 1913, when he was thrown from a car at Warren and St Francis streets.

Wyatt Gatewood Mobile Light & Railroad Company Warren and St. Francis Streets

Boosters to Talk Again on Subject of Fair

The Mobile Boosters Club schedules a regular Friday night meeting to discuss a proposed Mobile fair valued at about 100000 dollars. Mort L. Bixler, publicity agent for the fair, will address the gathering. Last week s meeting resulted in another session due to low attendance and a resolution endorsing the fair was adopted with pledged support.

Mobile Boosters Club Mobile Mort L. Bixler Bixlier Foosters

Attempt to wreck Iron Mountain train near Mackey Oklahoma

A pile of railway ties and barrels of scrap iron were placed on tracks near Mackey Oklahoma to derail a St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern passenger train traveling from Hot Springs Arkansas to Kansas City. The engineer halted the train in time.

Associated Press Mackey Okla St. Louis Iron

Ely's Cream Balm for Cold and Catarrh Relief

An advertising note touts Ely's Cream Balm to open clogged nostrils and relieve catarrh. It promises instant breathing relief, reduced head pressure, and quicker morning recovery, urging readers to buy a small bottle at rug stores.

Ely

Plans for Rural Credit Bills Introduced in Congress

Washington Jan 30 Senate and House members Fletcher of Florida and Moss of Indiana introduced administration rural credit bills. They seek a treasury bureau of farm land banks with state licenses and federal supervision, allowing farmer groups to organize banks and issue bonds for farm development. Loans capped at 59 percent, terms up to 35 years, deposits allowed up to 50 percent of capital, and banks require foundation capital.

Associated Press Washington Administration Senate House Fletcher Florida Moss Indiana Commission Wilson White House Treasury Department Bureau of Farm Land Banks Gore John Lee Coutler Minnesota Census Bureau Rural Credit Commission

Labor Leaders at Daggers Point Clash Over Copper Strike

Indianapolis Jan 30 Charles H Meyer president of the Western Federation of Miners and Duncan W Meyers secretary of the Illinois miners group urged a reply to Samuel Gompers denial of failing to aid Michigan copper strikers The AFL chief said the federation has done all it can except levy an assessment and that would risk expulsion of nonpaying unions He warned that two thirds of members could not pay the proposed levy and called the charges partisan and reckless.

Associated Press Indianapolis Charles H. Meyer Western Federation of Miners Duncan W. Meyers State Miners’ Organization of Illinois United Mine Workers of America Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Michigan Gompers Executive Council Federation

Hearings Begin On New Trust Laws In Washington

Washington January 30 hearings on proposed trust legislation began before the house committee on interstate commerce. Commissioner Davies and Louis D Brandeis of Boston asked to be heard as the panel reviews the draft commission bill. Hundreds of letters from railroad representatives and business leaders request participation. time for hearings cannot yet be estimated.

Associated Press Washington Wilson House Committee On Interstate Commerce Davies Bureau of Corporations Clayton Judiciary Committee Louis D. Brandeis Boston

Judge's Son Must Serve Time for Auto Accident

The Court of Errors and Appeals upheld Daniel A. Dugan Jr. of Orange in a manslaughter conviction for a two year old motor car death of Leo F. McDermott Ord The judge’s son now faces a state prison term of five to ten years Dugan is the son of District Judge Daniel A Dugan of Orange appointed during Woodrow Wilson's governorship

Associated Press Trenton N. J Court of Errors and Appeals Daniel A. Dugan, Jr Orange Leo F. McDermott Ord Dugan Daniel A. Dugan Woodrow Wilson New Jersey

Five prison inmates caught forging counterfeit nickels

Five convicts in the Joliet state prison machine shop were detected yesterday while passing counterfeit 5-cent pieces in the prison store.

Associated Press Joliet, IL

Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother

An old health column claims meat irritates kidneys, causing waste buildup and illness. It advises stopping meat, taking four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys, prevent bladder irritation, and keep blood pure.

Winston County High to be rebuilt at once

The Winston County High School at Double Springs, burned in October, will be rebuilt without delay. A $10,000 fire insurance check has been received by State Superintendent W. F. Feagin, enabling early reconstruction plans. Professors Thomas of the University and Hobdy of Auburn will attend an education rally to initiate the rebuilding, while students currently use part of the county courthouse.

Montgomery Ala Winston County Double Springs W. F. Feagin Feagin J. F. Thomas The University J. B. Hobdy Auburn Winston County High School County Court House

Escambia Citizens to Talk of Incense In School Tax

State Superintendent W F Feagin will attend a Brewton meeting with Escambia County board of education and local citizens to decide on a vote for adding one mill to the two existing school taxes. If approved, Escambia would levy three mills for schools, a level matched only by Mobile and Baldwin counties.

Montgomery Ala Jar Escambia County W. F. Feagin Brewton County Board of Education Escambia Mobile Baldwin Jefferson

Government sues Hadland & Co for fraud over imports

New York January 30 the government filed a fraud suit against Theodore Hadland & Co Fifth Avenue importers of China to recover 1 200 000 alleged due on imports undervalued by fraudulent invoices.

Associated Press New York Theodore Hadland & Co Fifth Avenue China

Wonderful Cough Remedy Promoted by Local Dr King Formula

EKidson Tenn merchant D P Lawson endorses Dr King's New Discovery as the most wonderful cough cold throat and lung medicine sold in his store. The ad claims quick relief and urges keeping a bottle at home for all family members. Sold by druggists or by mail nine Bucklen Co Philadelphia.

Dr. King D. P. Lawson Ekidson Tenn Bucklen & Co Philadelphia

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