Foreclosure Sale Notice in Mobile County Alabama
George W. Costello transferee of vendor's lien will sell July 21 1913 at 12 noon in front of Mobile County Courthouse to settle debt on property in Mobile described as a 125 by 25 foot parcel on Warren Street between South Carolina and Warren street. Auctioneer P J Doyle listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Travis
George W. Costello
Joseph Romain
Mobile County
Alabama
Court House
Mobile
Towit
Warren Street
Warren and
South Carolina Street
South Carolina
Gaines Wilson
P. J. Doyle
Timber and Stone Claim Pending for Vaughn in Alabama
Floyd S. Vaughn of Axis Alabama filed Sworn Statement and Application No 08062 on January 28 1913 to purchase the SW 14 Section 8 Township 1 South Range 1 West St Stephens Meridian including timber valued at 150 000 board feet and land at 240 00 The Timber and Stone Law proceeding awaits final proof on August 23 1913 before U S Commissioner Jere Austill in Mobile Any party may protest before patent issues by filing corroborated affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Montgomery
Ala
Floyd S. Vaughn
Axis
Alabama
St. Stephens
Meridian
Jere Austill
U. S
Southern District of Alabama
Mobile
Sale Under Vendor's Lien for Mobile Property
Public sale is ordered for the described Mobile County real estate due to unpaid purchase money secured by a vendor's lien. John Craft, assignee of the note and lien, will sell at noon on July 21, 1913, in Mobile City to the highest cash bidder. deed at buyer's expense. Francis J. Inge, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realty Investment Co
Gulf Coast Tropical Fair Association
N. S
Mobile County
Alabama
Mobile
Neshota
Amela Ie
Eckstein
Probate
Amelia H. Eckstein
John Craft
Court House
Ala
Francis J. Inge
One Thousand Attend Woodman Picnic at Fairhope
More than a thousand Maple Camp No. 5 Woodmen of the World members, spouses, and guests enjoy an outing at Fairhope on Mobile Bay. Three excursion steamers carried crowds from Dauphin Street docks before 9:30 AM for sports, games, a barbecue, dancing, and baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Camp
No. 5
Woodmen of the World
Fairhope
Mobile Bay
Pleasure Bay
James A. Cartley
Apollo
Dauphin Street
T. P. Lynch
Harry Arent
S. H. Marx
C. H. Cooke
A. T. Sprague
L. C. Treadaway
James McKnight, Sr
H. V. O'Rourke
J. A. Vautrot
J. H. Bennett, Jr
P. C. Boyle
J. H. Duff
W.H. Stevens
G. R. Longhurst
Gayle Condon
Gus Seiple
J. Y. Shaw
L. Studemeyer
Committee On Sports
W. H. Stevens
P. C.boyle
T. P. Leach
W. HH. Stevens
Stone Pleasure Bay
J. B.bennett
T. Sprause
James A. Carney
Marry Arent
Big Regatta to Feature World Class Yacht Races at Pass Christian
Pass Christian Mississippi gears up for a major yacht racing event July 11 to 13. The program includes undefeated international champions and hydroplane displays such as Lopez’s Bella L. along with motor boat and sailing races. L and N offers reduced $2.72 rail fare from Mobile for July 11 and 12, with return on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pass Christian
Lopez
Speed Marvel
Bella L
Louisville and Nashville
Mobile
Oklahoma Man Fires At Neighbor Over Beans Title
In Andarko Oklahoma on July 10 D A Dodgington shot at neighbor S Jones during a dispute over a six foot row of beans. The bullet killed Mrs Dodgington thirty feet away and Dodgington wounded bystander Benjamin Robinson before fleeing. He surrendered to the sheriff and was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Andarko
Okla
Carnegie Okla
D. A. Dodgington
S. Jones
Dodgington
Jones
Benjamin Robinson
Will Sell Chappelle to Highest Bidder
Outfielder Larry Chappelle of the local American Association team will be sold at auction on July 15. Club owner Agnes Havener says bids are coming from major league clubs including Chicago, Detroit, Brooklyn, and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukes
Larry Chappelle
American Association
Agnes Havener
Chicago
Detroit
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
T Ghana
Kin Oer
Death of Cuban police chief Armando Riva sparks nationwide grief
In Havana on July 10 the death of General Armando Riva, chief of the Cuban national police, provoked deep public mourning. Authorities spoke of a major general’s funeral honors while court action loomed for alleged attackers, and rumors of political reprisals prompted heightened security and guarded officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Havana
Maximo Gomez
Armando Riva
Cuban National Police
Menocal
Supreme Court
Riva
Arias
Vidal Morales
Asbert
Enrique Jose Varona
Albert
Prado
Central Park
Aurelio Hevla
Freyre Andrade
Senor Bustillo
Governor O Neal to Attend Alabama Bar Association Meet
Governor O Neal leaves Montgomery for Mobile to attend the Alabama State Bar Association annual meeting. The event begins tomorrow morning and lasts two days. the governor is noted as an earnest longtime member of the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar Association
Montgomiery
Ala
O'Neal
Montgomery
Mobile
Alabamy State Bar Association
Governor probes charges against Sheriff Lynch over Prince case
Governor O Nea l is investigating whether Sheriff J H Lynch used official influence to block indictment of deputy W S Prince who allegedly shot Leslie Plant at East Tallassee last year. Eight East Tallassee citizens testified in the private probe aided by the attorney general and circuit solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
East Yallassee
J.—H. Lynch
Tallapoosa County
W. S. Prince
Leslie Plant
East Tallassee
Prince
Grape-Nuts Credited With Restoring a Sick Baby
A reader cites a doctor giving up on a baby fed condensed milk, then using Grape-Nuts juice with milk to revive the child. The letter claims Grape-Nuts aids growth in infants and adults and mentions the booklet The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Wellville
Governor hints at possible summer military encampments
Governor O Neal floated a chance of summer encampments, though funds are tight. He will review with Adjutant General Scully before committing. He noted three infantry regiments need ten to twelve thousand dollars more federal support, and that rifle teams rely on federal pay to camp. He urged officers to prepare soldiers with thirty days notice if encampments are called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Scully
Alabama
United States
Meeting called to hear electric line report at Pascagoula
A general meeting of delegates of the New Orleans Mobile and Mississippi Coast Federation of Commercial Bodies is set for Saturday at 9 30 a m in Pascagoula to hear the Mobile Biloxi Electric railway report. Five Mobile delegates including L C Irvine W T Kelly E O Fowlkes George Fearn Jr and Jacob Reiss will attend. By laws will be considered and an excursion to the Laine paper plant is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biloxi
Confederation
W. T. Kelly
E. O. Fowlkes
George Fearn, Jr
Jacob Reiss
Traction Committee
Mobile
Southern Paper Company
Laine
Miss
Pascagoula
Chamber of Commerce
Capablanca Leading In Big Chess Tourney
In New York on July 10 the third round of the masters tournament saw three games finished and two adjourned. Capablanca of Havana secured his fourth win by defeating Dr. G R Adams of Brooklyn as the standings show him at 5 0 in the event with several players close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Jose R. Capablanca
Havana
G. R. Adams
Brooklyn
Just
Capablanca
Avahl Nas Bice
Bernstein
Black
Adair
Phimips
Benyon
Biehoff
Accede
Duras
C.dsessereerses
Chajes
Jack Johnson Says He Will Not Return to U S
Pugilist Jack Johnson arrived in Havre France aboard the Corinthian and on landing announced his determination never to return to the United States He said he would in the future take up his residence in France or another country as he travels onward from Havre on July 10 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated’ Press
Havre
France
Jack Johnson
Corinthian
United States
Supposed Rich Man Dies of Starvation in New Orleans
Anthony Van A Winans heir to a New York magnate died at Charity Hospital from starvation after being found unconscious in a hotel. He had not eaten for several days as his usual remittances from New York ceased and he owed rent. Cousin James H. Rogers, now in Florida, was informed of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Anthony van A. Winans
New York
Charity Hospital
Winans
James H. Rogers
Florida
New York Bank
Winan
Smoldering Bulgarians blamed for mass killings at Nigrita
A Daily Telegraph correspondent describes Nigrita and surrounding villages as a reeking ruin and confirms wholesale murders and arson by Bulgarians. He estimates about 1500 people killed in the attacks and burnings during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Daily Telegraph
Nigrita
Chamber of Commerce Invites Members and Directors
The committee behind the traction project invites chamber members and directors to join. Named representatives include W. Bousley Gulfport H D Money Ocean Springs J J McIntosh Moss Point E B Dunton Pascagoula George Grayson Biloxi and E O Fowlkes Mobile. The prospectus prepared by the committee has appeared in Mobile newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
W.bousley
Gulfport
H. D. Money
Ocea Springs
J. J.mcintosh
Moss Point
E B. Dunton
Pascagoula
George Grayson
Biloxi
E. O. Fowlkes
Mobile
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Dauphin and St. Emanuel
Horton
Fawhmli
Harry
Government St. Mobile, Ala
Woodman
Eastern Shore Resort
BIG
al Pass Christian
Oklahoman
Chappelle
Pathe’s Weekly
Royal Theatre
Cuba
Gen. Riva
Neal
Gulf City
O’neal
Lynch
Dannhin
Emanuel
Eve Thi
Coast Federation
Willis & Percy Jewelers and Silversmiths
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