Ex Justice Held Liquor License Case Faces Court
The article details a federal liquor license dispute involving James T. McMahon and his brother Thomas McMahon. Assistant U S District Attorney Alexander Howard seeks to file an information in district court while James asserts the brothers acted as employes with a license acquired after government prosecution concerns. The case centers on licensing after alleged violations of state and federal law and ends with the commissioner discharging both defendants.
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United States
Richard Jones, Jr
James T. McMahon
United States District
Alexander Howard Friday
United States District Court
Harry T. Toulmin
Howard Vigororek
Secrec
Thomas McMahon
Toulmin
Jones
McMaon
McMahon
Wheelerville
Pat J. Maloney
Burch and Pearson
Monroe Park
Howard
Alabama
Department of Justice
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Thomas. McMahon
Internal Revenue Laws
James McMahon
Lang Arrested on Assault Warrant in Crichton
Deputy Hugh Gillis arrested John Lang on a warrant for assaulting Harry Lewis in Crichton. The case is set for hearing Saturday in the inferior criminal court.
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John Lang
Hugh Gillis
Crichton
Harry Lewis
Inferior Criminal Court
Three Deaths At Louisville From The Heat
Three deaths and several prostrations were attributed to the heat in Louisville by noon today. Government thermometers showed no relief overnight with temperatures at 101 degrees at midday. In Kansas City and surrounding Missouri, a cooling trend was expected after three days of 100 plus readings, with yesterday reaching 111 degrees at Hutchinson Kansas.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
United States Weather Bureau
Hutchinson
Scorching Heat Continues in St Louis City
In St Louis the heat wave persisted with the mercury at 97 degrees and rising by noon. No additional deaths were reported after yesterday’s record 101 degree peak, marking the hottest spell of the year so far.
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T. Louis
St. Louis
Crop Damage After Severe Thunderstorm Strikes Clinton Iowa
Clinton Iowa reports a drop of over 30 degrees from Wednesday's heat plus rain and hail storms last night causing heavy crop damage in the area.
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Clinton
Iowa
Linen rail pocket matches car covers with embroidered initials
A linen rail pocket features multiple exterior pockets, designed to coordinate with car covers. It bears heavily embroidered initials, is silk bound, and washable for practical use.
Saxo Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief With Refund Guarantee
An advertisement touts Saxo Salve as effective for chronic and acute skin troubles including eczema. It claims itching stops after the first application and skin conditions improve within days. If unsatisfied, money will be refunded. sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp in Mobile Alabama.
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van Antwerp Drug Corp., Inc
Mobile
Grandfather Clock Said to Carry a Jinx in Amite City
Amite City Louisiana July 18 George Zollenburg reports his heirloom clock brings misfortune since June 18 1913. It struck thirteen at noon and the clocksmiths refused repairs. Since then relatives, birds, and livestock suffered odd fates, and neighbors deem the hoodoo clock unfit for any relative.
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Amite City
George Kollenburg
Zollenburg
Hammond
Blessie
Germany
Zollenberg
Ellsworth Will See Garrison Ellsworth Will See Garrison
American Consul Luther Ellsworth of Piedras Negras leaves for San Antonio to consult with General Bliss and Secretary of War Garrison on arrival there. Refugees say Torreon was attacked by a large Constitutionalists force, with federals outnumbered and provisions scarce. It is alleged the consul dynamite conspiracy story was revenge by a discharged former employee of the Constitutionalists in Piedras Negras. About 1000 Constitutionalists under Garza and Gonzalez defeated Col Lagarette near Lampazos and may join Governor Carranza on Saturday.
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Piedras Negras
San Antonio
Eagle Pass
Texas
Luther Ellsworth
Bliss
Torreon
Piedras Nes
Orix Hundred
Townsend Attacks Bryan Over Public Service Income
Senator Townsend of Michigan denounces Secretary Bryan for selling lectures while in office and living on $12 000 a year. He accuses Bryan of setting a standard that could erode public duty and criticizes cabinet policy as catering to private gain, urging living within official pay.
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Associated Press
Washington
Brysin
Townsend
Michigan
Senate
Townsand
Secretary of State
Bryan
Chautauquas
Brave Boy Hero Receives Carnegie Medal and Cash Award
Kenneth Oliver, an eleven year old from Tampico, earns a bronze medal and 2000 dollars from the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for saving seven year old Gladys Russell from an oncoming freight train near a railroad track. The event occurred last March when the boy pulled the girl to safety as a train passed, narrowly missing both. The award supports his education as he aims to attend college. The notice also includes an advertisement for Kickapoo Worm Killer, praised by a mother in Elgin for curing children's worms.
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Ploomington
Tit
Kenneth Oliver
Tampicod
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Gladys Russell
Commission
Kenneth
Gladys
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Tampico
Adjourning in Crawford and Duplantier Chancery Actions
In the courts note the case J A Bances and Company versus William M Crawford set for July 14 in Claire Mechem versus Armand Duplantier submitted on bill and decree pro confesso. Adjournment until Saturday morning at ten o clock.
Most Needed Now In The Public Service
The text argues against public employees leaving duty for private gain and cites President Bryan. It suggests if such action becomes common it harms public service. It notes foreign and domestic tensions, including Japan relations, Panama tolls, Colombia claims, and tariff matters, shaping diplomatic ties.
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Bryan
Europe
Columbia
Congress
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