Prohibition Law Contested On Personal Rights
Demurrers by Attorney Tisdale and J P Seg challenge Section 12 of the Prohibition bill in the Laura Anderson case. Judge D H Edington says material provisions are constitutional despite claims of unlawful possession limits. Laura Anderson testifies beer was for personal use. detectives report four casks and multiple bottles found in her home. warrant hinges on three demurrer grounds including unconstitutionality of the section and lack of proof of unlawful possession.
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Tisdale J. P
D. H. Edington
Laura Anderson
Defendane
Touart
Edington
Barney J. Rice
Rice
Cevas
Newhkern and
Harris
Sbluiter
Smith
Mobile
Nashville ouster actions target city hall officials
Nashville commissioners pursue ouster against Meyer H. E. Howze Robert Elliott and J Mor tars er son under the new state act hearing set for Monday at 9 o clock in chancery court. The moves amend the receivership suit filed by Miles Burns comptroller and others. Ouster does not apply to Park Marshal or finance commissioner elected to replace deposed Lyle Andrews or Commissioner J D Alexander.
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Nashville
Tenn
Chan‘ery
Meyer H. E. Howze
Comi
Robert Elliott
J. Mortars Érson
Allison
Miles Burns
Lyle Andrews
J. D. Alexander
Mexican general Jose Alesio Robles Arrested in U S Neutrality Probe
El Paso report says Jose Alesio Robles a former Mexican general was arrested by federal authorities on July 9 charged with conspiracy to violate U S neutrality laws in a case linked to a $5,000 bond and detention pending further proceedings.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jose Alesio Robles
Governor Henderson Notified of Uncle's Death
Governor Henderson was notified of his uncle's death in Montgomery on a July day. The report mentions a special dispatch and unclear details about the death event and timing.
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Montgomery
Henderson T
G. IL. Bil
Tae
Sud
Milk Direct From Cow to Kitchen Featured at Local Dairy
A Lorain dairy run by Julius Binder highlights milk drawn directly from a Jersey cow to the kitchen. The operation markets a sanitary, door-to-dairy system designed to reduce handling and losses, with the cow milked at the customer’s doorstep.
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Lorain
Julius Binder
Ainer
Taylor Urges Special Session on War Policy
Colonel Taylor of Washington D C former ambassador to Spain urges immediate special session of Congress. He argues Germany cannot concede on submarine warfare without forcing Britain to modify its legal blockade. He warns Mexican crisis deepening and starvation threats and stresses neutrality duties.
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Montgomery
State Bar Association Today
Hannis. Taylor
Washington, D. C
Spain
Germany
Great Britain
Taylor
Congress
Great Council
House of Representatives
Ray Rushton
Pace Ae
Association
Cel. Taylor
Rushton Urges Alabama Solons to Favor Efficient Justice
Ray Rushton president of the Alabama State Bar Association warns the legislature against false economy that delays justice. He says efficiency of the judiciary is more desired than mere economy and urges careful consideration of bar reforms under session pressures.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ray Rushton
Alabama State Bar Association
Alabama
Mr. Rushton
State Bar Association
Judiciary
Rushton
Oan
Captains Gleaves and Dunn Ordered Detached to Await
Washington July 9 Captain Albert Gleaves of the Utah and Captain H O Dunn of the Wyoming were ordered detached from their commands to await assignments as rear admirals. Gleaves advances on Rear Admiral Moore’s retirement July 11, Dunn to take a commission after Rear Admiral Badger’s retirement August 6. Captain Snowden, Portmouth NH Yard commandant, ordered to command naval forces.
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Gleaves
Dunn
Aes
Pai
Cane D. E
Mississippian Shot Down in Pursuit of Wife Kidnappers
J C Davis aged 22 was shot and killed while allegedly pursuing John R Wilson and brothers in law who had abducted Davis wife. Reports say Davis was absent from home when men carried off his wife and shot him during the pursuit. body found later near the scene.
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San
Miss
J.C Davis
Wais
Homier
John R. Wilson
Davis
Hig’ Seak
Weather summary for several states
Mobile and Alabama forecast shows generally fair skies and warmer conditions tonight and Saturday. Mississippi predicts generally fair weather with light variable winds continuing, aiding mild temperatures across the region.
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Mobile
Alabama
Protection Plan Aims to Shield US Dyestuff Industry
Washington July 9 plans by the commerce department and the Federal Trade Commission to build up an American coal tar dyestuff trade aim to guard manufacturers from ruinous price cutting by German rivals after the war. A survey of foreign legislation and a likely December report to the president are under way while negotiations for German dyes stall. Manufacturers seek three year contracts to shield new supply from sudden foreign imports.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Trade Commisson
Trade Commission
Commission
United States
Department of
The
Germany
Two Mexicans slain in Hidalgo county gun battle
A mob and officers killed two Mexican bandits in Hidalgo county as part of a northern Cameron county raid. Other items note deaths of Charles L. Littlefield in Brooklyn at 82, and various European war era updates from Paris London Amsterdam Copenhagen and Berlin.
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Brownsville
Tex
Cameron County
Hidalgo County
Here
New York
Charles L. Littlefield
Brooklyn
Paris
Amsterdam
Ferdinand von Zeppelin
Germany
Berlin
H. J. Gouraud
Dardanelles
Gallipoli Peninsula
Ellen
London
Muskogee
New Orleans
Gothenburg
Sweden
Kirkwall
Pioneer
Polarine
Concert program announced by Frank C. Pearson director
Tonight's program includes March The Red Plume One Step When It's Night Time Oneland One Step Hungarian Rag Tango Las Flores Overture Gran Monitor Trot Birds of Paradise Rag Picker Waltz You For Me in the Sum One Step Abad Honeymoor My Way to Dublin.
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Frank C. Pearson
Las Flores
National
Gran
Monitor
Honeymoor
Dublin
Thaw Testifies About Murder Night Actions
The trial witness Thaw calmly detailed his movements on the murder night from dinner to the shooting of White. He said he carried a revolver since morning and denied calling White a red gorilla, noting he copied that name from a clergyman’s letter.
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Wes
Stanford Wiet
Thaw
Monk” ' Eastman
White
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Abed Amid Testimony Plans
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw remained in bed at Malone New York on doctors orders as prosecutors seek a mental state verdict for Harry K Thaw. Lawyers for the attorney general arrived with a body attachment to compel her testimony at the jury proceedings.
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Malone
N. Y
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
McGibbon
Chateaugay Lake
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Regular Steamboat Schedule From Tuscaloosa to Mobile
The river steamer John Quill arrived from Mobile with freight and passengers. A carload of fruit jars was shipped to Tuscaloosa by water saving $25 in freight. Freight head Henry Klass announced regular weekly trips to Mobile would be added, with the boat expected to reach Tuscaloosa by Tuesday afternoon weekly.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
John Quill
Mobile
Allen & Jamison Hardware Company
Henry Klass
Tunada
Gemememone
Big River Packet
Bryan declines endorsement of suffrage amendment
Delegates of the national Democratic Union pressed William Jennings Bryan to advocate for the federal suffrage amendment. Bryan replied he would not speak for any group opposing the Democratic party and praised the party’s tariff currency reform record.
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San Francibo
Willgm Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Democratic Party
Jasnes
Sims and His Associates on State Tax Commission Are Sworn In
Three members of the state commission were sworn into offices this morning by John Moffatt recording secretary to Governor Henderson. T. W. Sims of Mobile is chairman with F. C. Marquis of Dora and B. W. Strassburger of Montgomery as associates at the capitol.
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Sims
State Tax Commission
State Commission
John Moffatt
Henderson
T. W. Sims
Mobile
F. C. Marquis
Dora
B. W. Strassburger
Montgomery
Capitol
Lumber Rates Probed by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced a general investigation into rates and practices of all common carriers in the United States relating to lumber and lumber products. Hearings will be scheduled later.
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I. C. Commission
Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Archbishop Quigley Grows Steadily Weaker
ROCHESTER N Y July 9 James Edward Quigley Catholic archbishop of Chicago is at the home of his brother here and continues to grow steadily weaker He has been unconscious since Monday The paralysis spreading and death may come at any moment his physicians say.
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Rochester
N. Y
James Edward Quigley
Chicago
Germany Delivers Note on Submarine Warfare to U S Ambassador
Berlin reports Germany’s reply to the American note on submarine warfare was handed to Ja W. Gerard in Berlin via London. Translation is in progress and the full text will not be released to newspapers until Washington receives the official version.
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Berlin
London
Germany
Ja W. Gerard
Washington
Germany's Note On Submarine War Reaches Washington Soon
Germany's reply to the American note on submarine warfare, delivered to Ambassador Gerard in Berlin, is expected in Washington by Sunday. President Wilson will review it with the cabinet after returning to the summer White House. Officials see no fundamental change from the outline Berlin gave, and the U S declines to negotiation that would sacrifice neutral rights.
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Germany
Gerard
Berlin
Washington
Wilson
White House
Cornish
United States
Lusitania
Great English Powder Mills Destroyed by Explosion at Hounslow
London July 9 Curtis power mill at Hounslow Middlesex was virtually destroyed by a series of explosions as about a hundred men began work. Casualties not yet stated. The blast was heard ten miles away.
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London
Curtis
Hounslow
Middlesex
France seeks $20 million credit from Morgan group
Negotiations near completion in New York for a $20,000,000 French credit to be used for commercial purposes. J. P. Morgan & Co and national banks will participate, with the loan arranged as an acceptance drawn on three houses and secured by French treasury notes.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & c
Bank of
France
Territory Taken by Botha Includes 322,004 Square Miles
General Botha’s forces claim conquest of German Southwest Africa after ultimatum expired. British authorities report occupation with martial law, noting the territory spans about 323,460 square miles. Reports cite 70,566 population and strategic rail captures in late May.
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BOTHA
Pretoria
South Africa
Louis | Commatadee
Eee Caerrica
Union of South Africa
Campaign in German East Africa Likely End Near
London reports that South Africa closes a vital camp and releases the contingent. The campaign against German East Africa is considered crucial and its success may free forces for France while more troops continue in the East. The fate of German Southwest Africa is expected to join the Union.
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German East Africa
London
Nde
South Africa
Southend Union
France
East
Union
Africa
South African Union
Austria apologizes to US ambassador over newspaper attack
Vienna reports the Austro Hungarian government apologized to United States Ambassador Fred Penfield after Neues Wiener Tageblatt published an abusive piece about President Wilson and Americans linked to a note to Germany on submarine warfare. The foreign office issued a reprimand to the censor.
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Vienna
Aires
German Escape From the Eitel Friedrich Third Surgeon Nolter
NORFOLK VA July 9 The man officer of the cruiser Prinz Ei Friedrich taken by British authorities from an Italian steamer at G on June 7 and reported at the time Captain Thierichens was Third geon Nolter according to George Taylor of this city now in its ab the Red Cross Society Taylor writing here from A says he recognized the man and though the German officer was work ing as a cook his presence was know to British naval officers Nolter hoped to join the Turks at the Dards as.
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Norfolk
Prinz
Ei Friedrich
Thierichens
Lost and Found notices mixed streetcar and horse missing
A 7:30 PM Marine street car loss and a white mare Kushia are reported missing or found. The notices urge return to 958 O'Donnell and offer a $10 reward for the mare or an item of identifying value. Breps Kushia must be notified, with ear markings and other identifying features listed.
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Carmen
America
Rowand
O'Donnell
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