Casement's Case Opens In Court Of Criminal Appeal
London July 17 A new chapter in Sir Roger Casement's treason appeal opened in the Court of Criminal Appeal. Justice Darling and four other justices heard defense counsel Alexander Sullivan argue the treason law may not cover aiding enemies outside the realm and questioned whether the charge matched the statute and if the jury instruction defining adherence to enemies was accurate.
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London
Sir Roger Casement
Dublin
Roger
Court of Criminal Appeals
Spec
Justice Darling
King’s Bench
Press
Bray and Scrutton
Lawrence and
Atkin
Sir Roger
Alexander Sullivan
Parker Advised of Progressives Endorsing Vice President Bid
New Orleans July 17 John M Parker Progressive nominee for vice president said he had received telegrams from prominent Progressives in various states endorsing his statement and call for a second national convention in Chicago August 5 to nominate Progressive candidates for president and vice president. He expected to announce soon the extent of national response to his appeal to determine if a second convention is assured.
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New Orleans
John M. Parker
Chicago
Submarine Deutschland Evades Pursuit Off Atlantic Route
After a two days chase covering over 600 miles off the Capes the German super-submarine Deutschland entered American waters to avoid pursuit. The vessel under Captain Koenig was four days overdue with 1 800 miles sailed underwater of a total 4 180 mile journey.
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Via Capes
Deutschland
Koenig
Ideal American sermon topic at open air service
Rev A G Richards of Trinity Episcopal led the first open air service of the season in Bienville street Mobile under Church Federation. The theme rooted in Mobile Preparedness Day and used Acts 21 39. The service opened by J Irwin Burgett and closed with Rev H H McNeill praying and the congregation singing America.
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A. G. Richards
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bienville
Church Federation of
Whistler Church Women Plan Tuesday Meeting
The Ladie Society of Bethany Destienhurch will meet at the church Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock. James Tate and Claude Hudson left Sunday for St Louis Missouri for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Ernest L Wood of Century Florida arrived for a visit. The Magnolia Camp Woodmen of the World postpones the July 20 lawn party indefinitely. T F Stein dipping inspector was in Whistler Saturday. Jack Meyers left Sunday for a business trip to St Louis. Mr and Mrs W F Smith and children spent the weekend in Mobile.
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Ladie Society of the
Bethany Destienhurch
James Tate
Claude Hudson
St. Louis
Ernest L. Wood
Century
Fla
Magnolia Camp
Woodmen of the World
Woodman's Circle No
T. F. Stein
Whistler
Jack Meyers
W. F. Smith
Mobile
Weather hampers Cotton States tennis tournament opening
Opening weather hampers the Cotton States tennis tournament at the Birmingham Country Club in Birmingham Alabama. Matches from today will be moved to tomorrow morning. E V Carter Jr and J K Orr Jr will not attend, reducing the entry list. Lee Allen Brooks chairs the organizing committee and says everything is ready for a successful event.
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Suthern
J. K. Orr, Jr
Atlanta
Lee Allen Brooks
Burrows Resigns As Pastor Of Americus Baptist Church
The Rev. Dr. Lansing Burrows president of the Southern Baptist convention resigns as pastor in Americus Ga on Sunday. Report says the move was advised by his physician and follows years of service at the local church.
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Americus
Lansing Burrows
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptist Church
Burrows
Missionaries Targeted by Burglar at Japanese Cottage
Theo F Campbell and wife, American missionaries, were attacked at their Karuizawa summer cottage. An intruder used a short sword, entered through a second story window, awakened them, demanded money, and mortally wounded Mr Campbell with a sword thrust. The assailant fled.
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Tokio
Theo F. Campbell
Karuizawa
Pensacola Official Consults Eng Smith on Paving Repair
Pensacola City Commissioner Thomas H. Johnson inspected Mobile's wooden block paving repairs Sunday. Johnson sought details from City Engineer Wright Smith on restoration methods after July storm washed out blocks. City Clerk C. W. Eggart accompanied Johnson. Mrs. Eggart is visiting Mobile.
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Mobile
Thomas H. Johnson
Pensacola
Fla
Johnson
Wright Smith
C. W. Eggart
Puss in Boots JR Sings Off to Find His Father
Puss in Boots Jr bids Mother Goose farewell and sets off on a long race to find his father. The scene opens with warm goodbyes from Mother Goose and a parting gesture from a friendly gander as Puss begins his quiet journey through the cool green woods.
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Puss
Goodby
Mother Goose
Puss In Boots
Mother,Goose
Puss Sings Through the Woods On a Journeys Road
A talking cat named Puss sings a woodland song about wandering far and free. He leaves the forest, steps onto a broad highway, and hopes this road will lead to his father's home.
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Wren
Puss
City Reports Two Cases of Infantile Paralysis
City Health Officer Charles A. Mohr reports two cases of infantile paralysis on Hallett Street and Spring Hill. Both victims are expected to recover, with the county case on a well isolated farm posing no danger to nearby areas. Florence, Moundsville, and Eufaula are mentioned in relation to health updates.
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Charles A. Mohr
Hallett Street
Spring Hill
Lee
Florence
Moundsville
Eufaula
Western Miners Meet Officers To Be Named
Several hundred delegates attended the Western Federation of Miners annual convention in Great Falls. The focus is on electing officers, already decided by a referendum with canvassing of returns planned at the gathering.
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Great Falls
Mon
Western Federation of Miners
Charlies Moyer
Miama
Negro Man's Body Washed Ashore Identified by Coat
The drowned man found near Fort Morgan is believed to be J. S. Hungerford of Selma Alabama a cook on a wrecked Gulf vessel. The coat bore the Pollard Clothing Company Selma label confirming identity before burial on the beach.
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Fort Morgan
J. S. Hungerford
Selma
Ala
Gulf
Pollard Clothing Company
Health Talks on diet and neuritis remedies
A reader asks about rapid weight loss and a double chin. Advice cites avoiding fat producing foods and starch and suggests a fruit and green vegetable diet with graham bread and butter for two months. Medical notes link metritis to dental germ drainage and neuritis relief after removing the infection source.
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National Biscuit Company
Abe
Dauphin Street
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin ST
Brittons Shoe Store
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J. Raub
E.j.raub & Co
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N. Commerce ST
Bell Phone
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DU Bois
Allory
Mobile, Alabama
France
Caribbean & Southern Steamship Co., Inc
Beeberg Steamship Co
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Coateas
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Port-Au-Prince
Guadeloupe
Martinique
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Trinidad
Demerara
Caribbean & Southern Steamship CO
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
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Home
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Ascade Ginger Ale
Selzer
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