Orozco Faces Federal Bonds in Huerta Case
El Paso authorities set hearings for Victoriano Huerta related revolu- tion plots. General Pascual Orozco and three co defendants faced conspiracy charges with bonds set at 2500 to 4000 dollars. Huerta did not appear, previously waiving hearings.
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Fed
Federal Grand Jury
Vitoriamo Huerta
Mexico
Genveo
el Cc
Federal Grand
F. Armendariz
E Alderete
Orozco
el Paso
Ignacio Avo
Eduardo Caus
San An
Oliver
R. E. Crawford
United States District Attorney
Tex
Victoriano Huerta
Aco
Pascual Orozco
Mariolo Caraveo
Jose Zozaya
Ike Alderete
San Antonio
Huerta
San Angio
United States
Mar
Orozeco
City Brevities Police Arrests Across the City
E Colburn of 1064 Washington was arrested for driving past a street car. Walter frond a Maysville Negro and Jim Manickes were arrested for the same offense. Albright of 64 Kilmar street faces speeding charges. Ben Birle a 14 year old Negro snatched a suit and was released on bond. Faulk surrendered on an assault warrant. P J McMillan the complainant.
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E. Colburn
Washington Ue
C. H. Brannon
Walter Frond
Maysville
Pitroff
Jim Manickes
Mona
Hyland
A Albright
Kilmar Street
Recorder’s Court
Ben Birle
Helton
Louisville
Nashville
Ick B. Faulk
Inferior Criminal Court
P. J. McMillan
Franklin community notes and visits excerpt
Personal notices list visits from Mrs E M Deer and Miss Mabel Simmons teaching at Franklin school. Town residents report sermons at the Meth church, family visits, and W O W revival with new applicants. Local names include Mr J C Hudson, Mr M Barnes, and Mr Feportse noting good crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. ‘M. Deer
Wilcox
Mabel Simmons
Scotland
Franklin School
Franklin
Meth
W. H. Sellers
A. N
Tunnel Springs
Franklin Camp No
Cooper
J. C. Hudson
M. N. Barnes
Hixon
Feportse
Wheelerville Personal Notice Sketches Local Visitors
Miss Ethel Renzie and Miss Carrie Wheeler hosted at Ellerville Alabama. Mrs J B Moody and visitors returned home. Families including Gooding and Fincher noted with church attendance and local events. Rev J S Lombard led services at 10 o clock. A cow and collar remark appear amid scattered hometown scenes.
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Wheelerville
Elerville
Ala
Ethel Renzie
Carrie Wheeler
J. B. Moody
Maud
Eree
Catherine
Y. Wheeler
Carrie, Crichton
J. H. Mco
Gooding
Hattie Fincher
P. E. Boyd
J. S. Lombard
End Yorkend Intermediate 22 Vielne Direct
Synnse for Meridian Tusceir and Hust services described as direct routes linking the towns with a new regional program. The notice outlines proposed schedules and potential impact on local travel patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkend
Meridian
Out of Town Guests at Local Hotels List
A compiled list shows arrivals at several hotels including Windsor with C J Gragg and J B Hasty from Alabama, plus guests from Mississippi and nearby states. Notable names include Leslie Hall, a Bay Minette attorney, staying in Fairhope for the summer, among others from Gulfport Pascagoula and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
C. J. Gragg
Grand Bay
Ala
J. B. Hasty
Nicholsville
J. P. Barcley
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. Fuller Westover
Bucatunna
Wilmer, Ala
F. J. Durbee
Daphne
St. Andrew’s
Jake Jones
Jefferson
H. G. Brandurn
Pascagoula
Miss
George Swift
Fairhope
A. Wright
Gulfport
W. B. Robinson
Bond
O. C. Campbell
Selma
Battle House
A. D. Cecil
T. B. Turner
W. S. Bolinger
Birmingham
S. H. Bolinger
B. H. Bolinger
Shreveport
J. I. Ford
Shubuta
J. EB. Upchurch
W. W. Beasley
Carrollton
Mre
H. H. Wheat
Leslie Fiall
Bay, Minetté
Whistler Social Notes Chronicle Local Visits and Events
A flurry of visits and gatherings across Whistler Alabama including George Henchey and family from Mobile, Belle Ballentine’s Selma trip, baby born to Mr and Mrs Therrell, Dr Quitman Newell visiting parents, and church events. The Bethany Baptist lawn party planned for September 21 at Johnson's Park and a postponed Methodist children’s day to July 26 are noted. baptisms at Eight-Mile Creek and social outings along Chickasabogua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Ala
George Henchey
George, Jr
Mobile
Belle Ballentine
Selma
Joseph White
Bay Minnette
Nathalie McCarthy
Demopolis
Susan Crabtree
Battles Wharf
Stork
H. Seab
Johnson's Park
Alice Tew
Eight-Mile Creek Bridge
Henry Peterson
Clyde George
Margaret
Chickasabogue
Annie Schmidtner
Josephine
Nellie G
Bellé Ballentine
H. Peterson
Edgar Lyle
Laura Adele Hartley
Thomas Hartley
Whistler Sewing Circle
Becker's Counsel Cenfer on Next Step for Client Becker
Bourke Cochran Martin T. Manton and John B Johnston counsel for Charles Becker confer in New York on July 12 to decide the next step to save their client's life. An announcement of their plans was expected later in the day.
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New York
Ww. Bourke Cochran
Martin T. Manton
John B. Johnston
Charles Becker
Weather Outlook and River Forecast for Shippers
The tombigbee river and branches will fall over the next two days with minor changes today at Demopolis. High pressure over the gulf and south Atlantic states plus lower pressure to the north bring warm weather with a 98 degree reading in Dodge City and San Antonio and 96 in Mobile. Scattered rains have occurred in the north eastern half with a thunderstorm at Kansas City. Albert Ashenberger, Local Forecaster.
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Tombigbee River
Demopolis
Alabama
Gulf and South Atlantic States
Dodge City
Kan
San Antonio
Texas
Mobile
United States
Kansas City
Albert Ashenberger
Courts in Session Under Judge Berney
On Monday the Alabama docket includes motions to strike complaints denied for want of prosecution in several cases against Union Naval Stores Company C G Miller Beaver Meadow Turpentine Company and others. Other actions include security for costs refused in Sarah Sutton v W K Linscott et al and motions granted in Ellen Tarvin v Bank of Mobile and John H McEvoy v Mobile Light and Railroad Company.
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Berney
State of Alabama
Union Naval Stores Company
C. G. Miller
Beaver Meadow Turpentine Company
Sarah Sutton
W. K. Linscott Et al
State
H.H. Smith
F. W. Bacho
Ellen. Tarvin
Bank of Mobile
John H. McEvoy
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Charlie Jordan
R. J. Kearns
Octavia Pollard
L. J. Knox
Robert J. Kearns
Mary H. Ferguson
William Vizard
J. F. Hogan
Bloch Bros
Silas Brunson
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Maxwell Decorating Company
Dittman Boot and Shoe Company
Kelly Bros. Equity
Hon. Safford Berney
Nellie B. Mitchell
Isabella P. Well
Decree Pro Confesso
the South Investment and Development Company
Dave Cummings
Chancery Court Docket Highlights Multiple Demurrers and Hearings
In Chancery Court under Judge Thomas H. Smith, cases include Cunningham Hardware Company against Mary FE Kimball et al with second and third demurrers of June 17 confessed. Martha Byrd Dill v Harrison Henderson decree pro confesso amended on cross bill. Amelia BEB Price v Carrie Williams et al taken out of call. Marshall T. Russell v C W Bohlin testimony published by agreement. R Roy Moyers v Daniel Faggard et al demurrers submitted. Walker v Joseph H Young taken out of call. Mrs Mattie Radcliff v Beaver Meadow Turpentine Company et al demurrers to cross bill as amended. Call for Tuesday. plus Jordan v L Reeves. Howard Benton v Minnie Benton. William H Mack v Georgia Mack. Louisa Dalton v Harry Dalton. H E Baxter Trustee in Bankruptcy v W O Daly et al.
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Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Cunningham Hardware.Company
Mary FE
Kimball Et
Dill
Martha Byrd
Harrison Henderson
Amelia Beb. Price
Carrie Williams
Marshall T. Russell
C. W. Bohlin
R. Roy Moyers
Daniel Faggard
Charles A. Walker
Joseph H. Young
Mattie Radcliff
Beaver Meadow Turpentine Company
G. T. Jordan
L. Reeves
Howard Benton
Minnie Benton
William H. Mack
Georgia Mack
Louisa Dalton
Harry Dalton
H. E. Baxter
W. O. Daly
Asquith Restrains Shell Row Discussion in Commons
In London on July 12 the House of Commons pressed questions on the shell controversy and the rift between David Lloyd George the minister of munitions and Viscount Haldane former minister of war. Premier Asquith refused to permit debate saying it would do no good and harm the nation's interests.
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London
Shell
David Lloyd-Gee
Viscount Haldane
House of Commons
Asquith
Municipal Market Inquiry Reaches City Officials
A letter from Fredburg, superintendent of city markets at St. Paul Minnesota, asks for data on operation regulation and success of Mobile City markets. Mayor Pil lans forwards the letter to Commissioner Pat J. Lyons in charge of city markets for response.
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Mobile City
Pillans
Fredburg
St. Paul
Minn
Pat J. Lyons
Pau Man
Deaths and Funerals In Mobile Highlights
Death notices from Mobile list the burial of Arnold Joseph Laws who died after heart failure with funeral at St. Joseph's church and burial in Catholic cemetery. Merchant Leo Scharff of Moss Point dies, funeral set for Monday at 4 p.m. interment in Hebrew cemetery. George W. Howard, 83, longtime Mobile resident and antique furniture collector, dies after weeks of illness. funeral from Roche Burke parlors and St. Joseph's, burial in Magnolia cemetery. Saville E. Hermann funeral from his Houston Street home to St. Marys Church with interment in Magnolia cemetery. pallbearers named.
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Leo Scharff
Moss Point
Miss
Mobile
Morris Scharff
South
Warren Street
Hebrew Cemetery
George W. Howard
Roche & Burke
St. Joseph's Church
Funeral service for G. L. Hoffheins at Jacksonville
Large turnout of relatives and friends attended the burial of George L. Hoffheins. The funeral began at the family home in Jacksonville at 4 PM Sunday, then proceeded to Xavier's church for 4:30 PM mass with Rev. Father Barrier officiating. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers included John Cleutat, Louis Wacker, Emile Graf, Jesse Jayne, Frank Busch, and Charlie Busch.
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G. L. Hoffheins
George L. Hoffheins
Jacksonville
Xavier
Father Barrier
John Cleutat
Louis Wacker
Emile Graf
Jesse Jayne
Frank Busch
Charlie Busch
Mrs Ellen Develin Dies After Illness at Providence Infirmary
Mrs Ellen Develin of this city died this morning at Providence Infirmary at 11 15 after an illness of about two months. She was long active in charity and a supporter of orphans through the Cathedral and St Joseph's Church. She leaves nieces Misses Mary Sarah Ellen Catherine Lillie Carrie Callahan and nephew Henry C Callahan of San Francisco. For twelve years she resided with Captain W M Eanes at 112 South Jefferson Street and the funeral will be from the Hanes residence to St Joseph's Church for a requiem mass at a time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Develin
Providence Infirmary
Develin
Cathedralish
Ellen
Catherine
Lillie
Carrie Callahan
Henry C. Callahan
San Francisco
Cal
A D Davis Team Beats Biloxi Coast League Club
The A D Davis of Mobile defeated Biloxi Coast League champions Sunday afternoon at Deer Island before about 500 spectators. Davis stars Holbrook, Farnell, and Smith led a strong infield and hitting display, while Biloxi’s Huggins and Dana also featured. A dispute over payment for a team supper surfaced afterward involving Calametti and Schaffer.
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A. D. Davis
Mobile
Walloping
Deer Island
Davis
Holbrook
Huggins
Biloxi
Farnell
Smith
Neely
Moran
Dana
Calametti
Schaffer
Vis
Yoseies Shaffer
Stahl Withdraws Plea in Guilty Plea Abatement Pleas
Gustave Stahl, the German reservist, withdrew his plea of not guilty to the perjury indictment. He instead filed three in abatement pleas, with the plea hearing to be set later. The note also mentions time and snow interference with lawn care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahl
New York
Gustave Stahl
French Win Key Heights After 120 Days Of Fighting At Arras
French forces report control of the heights overlooking the Flanders plain from Arras to Bethune after a protracted 120 day battle. The front from Arras to Aix Noulette saw daily trench gains with heavy artillery, over 100,000 German casualties claimed, and French losses described as lighter.
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Notre Dame DE Lorette
Arras
France
Paris
Bethune
Flanders
Lille
Douai
Cambrai
Souchez
Aix Noulette
Associated Press
Recorder's Matinee Prisoner Fined for Speeding and Theft
Daniel Howard, a negro, was fined 15 dollars or 30 days by Recorder Edington for speeding. John Wilkinson faced the same offense and received a similar fine. Clarke White pleaded guilty to burglary and was bound over to the grand jury on a 500 dollar bond after stealing 2.50 from a gas meter. Julius Hill, a bell boy at the Cawthon Hotel, was arraigned on grand larceny. case continued to Tuesday to obtain the complainant Sheehan of the Nashville team who later withdrew prosecution after Judge Edington ordered him summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Howard
Harris
Edington
John Wilkinson
Clarke White
White
Charles McNeel
Julius Hill
Cawthon
Sheehan
Nashville
Marine traffic and repairs at Mobile harbor harbor notes
The Mary G Dantzler arrives to load general cargo for Mexican ports. The Mallory steamer Huron arrives and delays depart as scheduled. Vessels Chamelecon Viator and Bodo banana runs and repairs. Freighter Frednes from New Orleans sails to Cuban ports. Jessmore in quarantine awaiting cargo for Liverpool. Pier reconstruction at Gulf Refining Co to extend 230 feet. Local notices list light extinguishment and navigational references.
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Mary G. Dantzler
James Gibboney & Co
Huron
New York
New Orleans
Frednes
Cuban
Munson Steamship Company
Cuba
Jessmore
Elder-Dempster Company
Liverpool
England
Mallory Line
Ocmulgee
Bodo
Avanguardia
Fort Morgan
Mobile
Marseilles
France
Progreso
Mex
Gulf Refining Company
Magazine Point
S. L. Christie
Arkansas Supreme Court rules Sawyer racing bill not law
The Arkansas Supreme Court holds that the Sawyer racing bill, which would have allowed racing under a state commission with pari mutuel betting, was not enacted into law after the governor vetoed it. The court affirms the circuit court’s ruling that Governor Hayes vetoed the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Supreme Court
Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
G. W. Hayes
Liberty Bell Arrives in Boise on San Francisco Journey
About twenty thousand people gathered as the Liberty Bell arrived in Boise Idaho on its journey from San Francisco. The bell rang through the city and the Governor greeted the train at the line and then accompanied it to the final stop.
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Liberty Bell
Boise
Idaho
San Francisco
Young White Man Held for Burglary in Meridian
Clifford Doggett a young white man is under arrest at the Meridian police station on a dangerous charge. Police say he had stolen jewelry from a boarding house and admitted taking it. Chief Crenshaw requested information from Meridian police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Doggett
Doggett
Seary
Meridian
Miss
145000 Acres Former Flathead Reservation to Sell
Government to offer about 145000 acres of the former Flathead Indian reservation in Montana for sale in August at Kalispell and Missoula. About 100000 acres are agricultural and grazing land while the rest is barren burned over or small timber land, per regulations announced by Secretary Lane.
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Washington
Flathead
Montana
Kalispell
Missoula
Mont
Lane
Inferior Court Notes Show Briefs and Bonds Set
Forrest Scott charged with assault and battery demanded a jury trial bond $250. Loney Vance charged with throwing a missile into a dwelling demanded a jury trial bond $100. James Harris found not guilty for lack of evidence. Ben Toomes and Ekbert Edwards forfeited bonds for failing to appear. Fred Jones fined $2 and costs or ten days jail.
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Inferior Criminal Court
Forrest Scott
Asault
Loney Vance
Sarah Simmons
James Harris
Ben Toomes
Ekbert Edwards
Ing
Fred Jones
Solons Arrive in Montgomery for Reconvened Session
The advance guard of Alabama legislators arrived in Montgomery for the reconvening on Tuesday of the 1915 split session. Lieutenant Governor Kilby led the arrivals, while a Monday night caucus at a local hotel will push the prohibition majority. Speaker Carmichael may be unable to preside due to a serious family illness. Reports from recess committees are expected Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Thomas E. Kilby
Carmichael
Amendment to Twenty-One-Player Rule in National League
The National League discussed amending the twenty-one player limit at an extraordinary meeting in New York. President Tenér said the rule may be adjusted to avoid injustice to clubs, citing suspendled or seriously injured players like Larry McLean who cannot contribute for sixty days.
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New York
National League
Tenér
Larry McLean
Sweet Dreams Mosquito Remedy Promises All Night Protection
An advertisement touts Sweet Dreams as the superior mosquito remedy offering all night protection. It claims many rivals end quickly and urges inquiry at large stores for best value, noting large bottles are available.
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General Orozco
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
T Holt
Andrew Garnegie
AT Ine
Carnegie Sors
MOTI
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Frank Holt
J. P. Morgan
Mineola
L. L
Central Park
Holt
Senate
Capitol
U. S. Treasury
Becker
Cenfer
Law and Equity Court
Shell Row
Arnold Joseph Laws
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Salentin
Matt Broadus
Robert Long
William Laws
Laniel Laws
L. E. Hermann
Saville E. Hermann
Houston Street
St. Mary’s Church
Father Lauzon
Magnolia Cemetery
George Stone
Hammond Gayfer
C. J. Gayfer
J. I. Mannin
Hy Stouts
J. Kimbrough
W. G. Outerbridge
Mrs
Recorder
Marine News
Galveston Bay
Galveston Bay Channel
Atlantic Coast
8Th District
U. S. Coast Pilot
Florida
Choctawhatchee Bay
Four Mile Point
List
OS Coast Pilot
Chesapeake Bay
Charles Durborow
Charles B. Durborow
Cape Charles
Meridian, Miss
Solons
Chamber OF Commergc
Louisiana
Chamber OF Commerce Grain and Feed
Ton
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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