Girl Testifies About Forced Tramp Story
A young girl told the court of a forced ordeal amid a probe into child exploitation. She described threats and coercion used by an unknown assailant and urged protection for other potential victims.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1915
Page
6
A young girl told the court of a forced ordeal amid a probe into child exploitation. She described threats and coercion used by an unknown assailant and urged protection for other potential victims.
An off duty policeman Nunnally was robbed in his home of his suit hat and pistol. Chief Iles captured a suspect later. A custody fight over a child involved Mrs. M. V. Rowell who filed habeas corpus for custody and forcibly took the girl from Richton after the father did not appear. An emailer brother of the girl lived with Rowell.
Washington messages outline the U S stance on neutrality amid European war duties. It defends open markets for all belligerents and neutrals while detailing cases of British and German actions, including shipboard searches, loans, and contraband rules.
In New Orleans a cargo of about 366,185 gallons of blackstrap molasses from the American barge Detroit is to be auctioned to satisfy a libel suit filed by McAllister Brothers of New York for towage and demurrage. The sale will occur at the courthouse doors on Canal Street at 11 o'clock, with government fees payable by the purchaser before removing the molasses by submarine cable.
An unusual ad asserts two drops of GETS IT remove corns fast. It claims widespread use and relief for foot discomfort, highlighting easy application and universal effectiveness across millions of feet without causing irritation.
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