Rehearings Sought in Minto and Adams Cases
Special to The Item Montgomery July 12. Rehearings are sought of the court of appeals in applications filed by lawyers for Mike Minto and Jeames Adams. Minto is white and Adams is black. both were sentenced to six months for running a gaming table. Minto was freed on habeas corpus after Governor O Nea l refused to pardon. The court of appeals recalled the certificate of affirmance and sent the Minto case back for sentence correction. Adams remains in prison and has not sought habeas corpus. Cases await the November session with possible further certiorari delays.
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Montgomery
Ala
Court of Appeals
Mike Minto
Jeames Adams
Minto
Adams
Penitent Ag
O'Neal
Gunter
GETS-IT Corn Cure Promises Quick Relief
Painless remedy GETS-IT claims to make corns vanish quickly with no cutting, bandages, or raw flesh. Advertises immediate relief and harmless use, also noting warts and bunions disappear. Sold by druggists for 25 cents a bottle or by mail from E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Olympic Hero Platt Adams to Wed Miss Julia Hub bard
Olympic jumper Platt Adams announces engagement to Julia Lumbard Hubbard of Houghton Michigan with wedding planned in fall. His brother Ben Adams also a victorious member of the Stockholm 1912 US team will marry as well.
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New York
Platt Adams
Julia Lumbard Hubbard
Houghton
Mich
Platt
Ben
Ruel
Stockholm
Alabama road improvements chart record month
June saw state aid road contracts totaling 59500 dollars the highest monthly total since the highway department began. State Highway Engineer W S Keller will present this at the highway commission meeting with plans for trunk highways linking Birmingham to Mobile via Montgomery and Selma and a Birmingham to Gadsden route via Decatur Tuscumbia Florence Athens and Huntsville. The commission includes Spragins Smith Mitcham Craft Atkins and Atkin.
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State Highway Department
W. S. Keller
Highway Commission
Keller
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Selma
Decatur
Tuscumbia
Florence
Athens
Huntsville
Gadsden and
Anniston
R. E. Spragins
E. A. Smith
University of Alabama
G. N. Mitcham
Auburn
John Craft
V. B. Atkins
Americans Flood London as Rich Visitors Overrun Hotels
London during July sees an unprecedented influx of Americans and Europeans, straining hotel capacity. Notable guests include Madame Waddington, Mrs. Harcourt, Mrs. Lounsberry, and Vanderbilt parties, with gatherings at the Carlton, Ritz, Berkeley, and Savoy.
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International News Service
London
Mauretania
Mme. Waddington
Madame Waddington
Mary King
United States
George III
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Abbey Lodge
Regent's Park
Lewis Harcourt
Urneham
Thames
George W. Vanderbilt
Wales
Alayne
Paris
Agner
Vanderbilt
Carlton
Cornelius ‘Vanderbilt
J. S. Waterbury
J. H. eWaver
Weaver
Hamilton Fish
Henry Clay i
Elbert H Gary
Berkley
Catesby Jones
John T. Anderson
Stanley C. Flagg
Auguste Elmont
Claridge’s
Colonel Harvey
Hyde Park
Trophos Bates Batcheller
Spain
Savoy
Howard Gould
Earl Co. Anthony
Los Angeles
Garret W. McEnerny
San Francisco
Cecil
American Agricultural Commission
Hamilton Paton
Chicago
G. W. Adair
Atlanta
Anthony Drexler
Russia
Charles Henry Grasty
Baltimore
Col
Samuel Hill
England
Bids for Furnishing Coal to City of Mobile
The City of Mobile Alabama will receive bids until noon July 21 1913 at the water department office for furnishing coal delivered to Spring Hill and Bienville Pumping Stations. Copy of specifications from C W Soost intendent of water department. Bids must include guaranteed analysis. The city reserves right to accept or reject any or all proposals. Hanna? Pilans.
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Mobile
Alabama
Spring Hill
Bienville
C. W. Soost
Water Department
Memorial committee forms to honor University of Alabama history
Mrs. Chappell Cory announces a committee of the Alabama Division United Daughters of the Confederacy to memorialize the University of Alabama. Plans include placing a boulder at the old rotunda site and a stained glass window to honor boy soldiers. The U D C and Tuscaloosa alumni names are announced.
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University Memorial
Montgomery
Ala
Chappell Cory
Alabama Division
United Daughters of the Confederacy
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Cory
Camden
Ellen Peter Bryce
Con
Seaboard Surgeons To Meet At Capital
Montgomery Alabama July 12 Advices indicate the next annual convention of the Seaboard Air Line surgeons will be in Montgomery October 28 29 More than 100 physicians are expected from the District of Columbia Maryland Virginia North and South Carolina Tennessee Florida Georgia and Alabama Dr J H Miller Cross Hiss S C is president and Dr Joseph M Burke of Petersburg Va is chairman of the executive committee The convention was last held in Tampa Florida The Seaboard maintains a surgeon for every hundred miles of road.
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Montgomery
Ala
The
Association of Sea- Air Line Surgeons
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
J. H. Miller
Cross Hiss
S. C
Joseph M. Burke
Pettersburg
Tampa
Fla
Seaboard
Vance denies he was asked to resign
Assistant United States District Attorney Frank L. Vance denied a report that he had been asked by the Department of Justice to resign. He said the claim has no truth and he first learned of it upon reading the Montgomery newspaper story.
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Montgomery
Ala
United States District
Frank L
Vance
Department of Justice
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