Sound advice from governor's wife in Indiana remarks
Mrs. Samuel Ralston wife of Indiana's governor addressed the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association in Corydon Indiana. She said a woman's place was at home and praised a woman who can cook and support her husband while stressing honest work at home. She spoke of love in every man's home as important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Corydon
Ind
Samuel Ralston
Indiana
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised for Women
Mrs S T Harey of Eldon Missouri reports two years of fatigue pain and nerve distress eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims improved strength and relief from ailments including inflammation irregularities and nervous prostration. It urges others to try the remedy sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cemetery Cars Cut as Sewer Work Closes Line on Virginia St
Service on the Mobile Light and Railroad Co line on Virginia Street is discontinued due to sewer work requiring the tearing up of the track. No alternative transport is listed. Service pauses appear temporary with repairs expected to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Light & R. R. Co
Virginia Street
White House Conference on Rail Dispute Planned
The White House will host a meeting Monday with President Wilson, railroad officials, and Employer Union representatives to discuss wage issues and a potential six or nine member arbitration board. The talks aim to forge common ground for future settlements, with the Erdman act amendments postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Wilson
Department of Labor
New York
Board of Conciliation and Mediation
House
Erdman
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Clayton
Sensational Testimony in Spicer Case
Witnesses in the Sam Spicer Jr murder trial testified that he said he was disappointed in his wife and in love with another woman. Prosecution claims Spicer hired Joe Green to kill Mrs Spicer for life insurance. Judge Alston jailed R D Johnson for contempt and fined Hamp Gunter.
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Andalusia
Ala
Sam Spicer, Jr
Noble Spicer
Spicer
Joe Green
Alston
R. D. Johnson
Hamp Gunter
Stefansson to Sail Tomorrow for Arctic Expedition
Vilhjalmur Stefansson plans to depart Nome aboard the polar ship Karluk, bound for Port Clarence for engine overhaul before a three year Arctic stay. The outfit includes 100 tons of coal, thirty dogs, two launches, and a southern party under Dr. R. M. Anderson to Victoria Land.
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Associated Press
Nome
Alaska
Vilhjalmar Stefansson
Karluk
Port Clarence
Seward Peninsula
Bering Strait
Arctic
Scotty Allan
R. M. Anderson
Victoria Land
Stefansson
Collins predicts Mississippi wins in railroad case
Mississippi Attorney General Ross Collins, visiting Mobile for the Alabama State Bar Association convention, voices confidence that Mississippi will win its federal suit to separate the Mobile Ohio Railroad and the Southern Railroad. He discusses railroads with Chamber of Commerce officials and notes disputes over parallel lines and competitive territory. An unrelated ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills with a customer testimonial.
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Ross Collins
Mississippi
Alanam State Bar Association
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Southern Railroad
Collins
Chamber
William Th.stratvecit
Kk. G. Cobb
Mississppi
Brouweht
Southern
Taney
Boys Wreck Train By Placing Bolt On Track
Wayne City Ind July 12 Boys playing in the yards of the Southern Railway wrecked a passenger train killing the engineer Hugh and Frank of Riverton Ind and seriously injuring the fireman The engine and two baggage cars were derailed by a one inch bolt placed on a rail
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Wayne City
Southern Railway
Hugh
Frank
Riverton
Ind
Digestit Promised Relief for Indigestion Ner vous Suffering
Readers report dramatic relief from nervous indigestion gastritis and dyspepsia after using Digestit. Testimonies praise immediate comfort improved appetite and sleep with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. A 26 cent package is urged from local druggists.
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H. S. Pickett
Holloway St
Durham
N. C
A Williams
Metter
Mulhall Faces Senate and House Overlapping Subpoenas
Martin M Mulhall testifies on lobbying by the National Association of Manufacturers amid a clash of authority between the Senate and House committees. He describes payments and work to influence labor unions and campaigns including McComas Aldrich Hughes and Foraker, with security kept over his papers as the two committees contest access.
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Associated Press
Washington
Capitol
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
House
Mulhall
Senate Committee
Farms
Reed
Marshall Cushing
Association of Manufacturers
Cushing
Senator McComas
Maryland
McComas
Carl M. Downs
McComaas
Senator Foraker
Rhode Island
Senator Aldrich
Aldrich
C. EK
Alden
Foraker
Arthur B. Shelton
Sheltor
Association
Hughes
American Federation of Labor
Kurten
Senator Cummins
House Committee
Overman
Garrett
Arrests and court actions in a city police report
Dave Thompson, a Negro ice wagon driver, fined ten dollars or twenty days for selling ice without wagon scales. Weight and Measure Inspector J A Hughes filed the complaint. John Hill, a Negro, arraigned for an assault at Warren and Adams, case continued to July 22 with hold without bond unless Jones is deemed seriously hurt. Captain Averyt returns to duty after illness. Auto patrol out of service by a broken axle. horse patrol restored. Auto repairs planned Saturday. Officer Darnell returns after rheumatic illness.
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Dave Thompson
Recorder's Court
Weight
J. A. Hughes
John Hill
John Kruse
Jonathan Jones
Warren and
Adams
Recorder’s Court
Edington
Jones
Deaths and Funerals for Thomas Yonts in Crichton
Thomas Benton Yonts aged 61 died after a lingering illness at the family home in Crichton near Spring Hill Road. He was a Missouri native who spent nearly fifty years in Mobile county. Survived by his widow and daughter Mrs. H. C. Hagan, the funeral is set for 4:00 PM from the family home and 4:30 PM at St. Marys Catholic Church with burial in Magnolia Cemetery. services led by Rev. Father T. J. Eaton. Also notes the Friday funeral of Mrs. Annie Lee Pedersen at 4:00 PM from 403 Monroe Street, conducted by Rev. C. C. McGehee, burial in Magnolia Cemetery, pallbearers listed.
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Thomas
Benton Yonts
Hyland Avenue
Spring Hill Road
Crichton
Missouri
Mobile County
H. C. Hagan
St. Mary's Catholic Church
T. J. Eaton
Magpolia Cemetery
A. L. Pedersen
Annie Lee Pedersen
Monroe Street
C. C. McGehee
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs
William Qttschalk
Edward Tschalk
Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Health and Habits
An ad proclaims Chamberlain's Tablets relieve constipation and liver issues caused by poor digestion and improper diet. The snippet mentions an unrelated legal note about Mulhall testifying on a 1964 Rhode Island labor union activity for Aldrich's campaign and a $600 payment from Cushing.
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Willing
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Baum’s
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Andrew
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Police News
Reuben Dorlon
Police
Frank Averyt
Detal
Mercer C. Darnell
Merchants Bank
Mobile
Alabama
Thomas B. Yonts
Ady
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Ridge
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City of
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