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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1913

Page

12

O Neal Gives Sheriff Lynch Hearing Before Decision

Alabama Governor O Neal plans a formal hearing for Sheriff J H Lynch of Tallapoosa County before deciding on impeachment. He has begun taking depositions from witnesses in East Tallapoosa Camp Hill Notasulga and Speigner and will set a day for Lynch to present his witnesses. The sheriff has not replied to the charges over removal tied to shielding Deputy W S Prince in the Leslie Plant slaying case.

Montgomery Ala J. H. Lynch Tallapoosa County O'Neal Sheriffas W. 8S. Prince Leslie Plant West Tallassee East Tallassee Camp Hill Notasulga Speigner Lynch

Party of Selmians to Visit Battles

A Selma party travels by rail to Mobile then Battle's Wharf to spend a week as guests of Mr and Mrs C L DeBardeleben. The group includes Prof J R Groves Captain D M Scott Jr Al Grayson Dave Steele and others. Guests from across the state will join during the same week.

Selma Ala Mobile Battle's Wharf C. L. DeBardeleben J. R. Groves D. M. Scott, Jr al Grayson Dave Steele

Freckled Girls 50 Cent Remedy Ad From 1920s Drugstore

An old newspaper fragment advertises Freckled Girls remedy jars sold by Wilson's Pair Barraso at 25 cents, promoting natural beans and cures for severe cases. It mentions Antwerp Drug Corporation and local sellers ALBLIGHT & WAN.

Wileon Wilson Barraso Alblight & Woo An WAN Antwerp Drug Corporation

Woman Dies After Jump From Private Sanitarium

Mrs. Tracy Lewis wife of a Beacon Falls Connecticut rubber manufacturer eluded her nurse in a private sanitarium yesterday and either leaped or fell four stories to her death. Before marriage she was Edith Gillen from Florida and suffered from nervous trouble. The report notes the incident occurred in New York on July 18.

Associated Press New York Tracy Lewis Beacon Falls Conn Edith Gillen Florida Sie

Banks Reappointed to Montgomery Excise Commission

R G Banks is reappointed by Governor O Neal to the Montgomery excise commission. Banks was among the three men appointed when the county voted net nearly three years ago.

Montgomery Ala R. G. Banks O'Neal

Regatta Prizes Awarded At Biloxi Yacht Club Ball

Biloxi Miss July 18 The fourteenth annual Biloxi Yacht Club regatta closed with a ball at Hotel de Montross. Trophies were presented to winning captains from Wednesday sailing and Thursday power boat events. Belle L of Biloxi captained by Julius Lopez won the speed boat championship cup, Casey Jones took second after repairs, and Iona defeated Carmenita in a cabin cruiser contest. Others winning included the Chil liktah model boat with Mobile Yacht Club representation by T Culver.

Biloxi Miss Hotel de Montross Chilliktah Mobile Yacht Club South Belle L Julius Lopez Casey Jones Ed Morris Gulfport Venus Yallie Lady Fish

A Good Investment. Chamberlains Medicine Sold By Whitemound Merchant

W. BP. Magic of Whitemound Wisconsin bought a stock of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to supply customers. After receiving them he fell ill and says one small bottle was worth more than the entire stock. For sale by all dealers. Adv.

W. BP. Magic Whitemound Wis Chamberlain all_dealers

German cruiser Seydlitz sets trial speed record

Danzig July 18 new armored cruiser Seydlitz during trials achieved a record speed of 29 knots. The vessel displaces about 25 000 tons and designers estimated a nominal 25 1 2 knot speed.

Danzig Germany Seydlitz

Ringworm on face cured by Resinol products

A Pittsburgh woman reports a ringworm infection on the side of her face that grew to a quarter size, burned and itched, and kept her from sleeping. After one week using Resinol Soap and Ointment she was cured with no further irritation, according to a May 8, 1918 notice.

Pittsburgh Eleanoe D. Shekels North Sheridan Ave

Discriminating Against Mobile on Export Cotton

Mobile Cotton Exchange and Mobile Chamber of Commerce sue 210 railroads and steamship lines for just and reasonable rates for cotton shipments to Mobile for export. The petition seeks through bills of lading rules, individual and joint rates to Mobile, and through routes to eliminate a penalty system, naming many railroad companies and the Malory Steamship Company among respondents.

Washington, D. C Mobile Interstate Commerce Commission Mobile Cotton Exchange Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League Mississippi Tennessee Alabama Georgia Florida Borders Walter & Burchmore William Hi. Armbrecht Chamber of Commerce and Business League United States Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company Alabama & Vicksburg Railway Company Alabama & Mississippi Railroad Company Alabama Central Railway Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railway Company Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad Central of Georgia Railway Company Chattahoochee Valley Railway Company Cincinnati, New Orleans &Texas Pacific Railway Company Georgia Railroad Georgia Southern & Florida Railroad Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Illinois Central Railroad Company Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company Mallory Steamship Company

Remarkable Cure for Dysentery by Chamberlain’s Remedy

Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan writes that her little girl suffered severely from dysentery yet Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her. She declares it the best medicine in the world and recommends it to all dealers for sale.

Chamberlain William Orvis Clare, Mich

Swiss Explorer Frauhauser Death in Rockies

Dr. Frauhauser, a renowned Swiss scientist and explorer, reportedly shot himself while mountain climbing in the Rockies near Banff, Alberta, on Wednesday night. The dispatch notes death is not yet determined pending further confirmation.

Associated Press Winnipeg Man Frauhauser Rockies Banff Alberta

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Tallapoosa W. C. Brown New York Central Railroad White House Adam Glass & Co Banks Jacobson Palm Beach Norfolks the Good Clothes Dauphin ST The Bank of Mobile National Banking Association Adv Ask .C Hammel Hammel’s Eagle Eyes PTLY Uey Children’s Children’s Parasols, PLC Whitmore Nickle Pel B&b Aur SAS Secona Coland Hammels
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