JABBED OFFICER IN CHEEK WITH PIN
Claude Edwards was arrested after a streetcar altercation with Deputy Gillis on Wednesday night. He allegedly struck Patrolman Pistole in the face and jabbed a hairpin into the officer’s cheek during a Thursday attempted re arrest. Edwards was held on bond after failing to appear in recorder’s court.
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Claude Edwards
Spring Hill Avenue
Macon and
Harris
Oliver Pistole
Edwards
Recorder’s Court
Greek Land and Sea Forces After Bulgars
A Saloniki dispatch reports Greek forces using combined land and sea movements to isolate about 20,000 Bulgarians between the southern Bulgarian frontier and the Aegean coast. A Vienna dispatch notes a large troop movement in southern Russia, likely aimed at pressuring Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
The
Post
Aegean Littoral
Vienna
Chronicle
Gays
Russia
Turkey
Islands Tremble Under Severe Earthquake Near St Thomas
St Thomas and nearby islands were shaken by a prolonged unusually severe quake early today. No damage has been reported.
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Associated Press
ST. Thomas
Islands
Three Cooper children fatally bitten by rattler in Tennessee
Three children of Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper near Townsend Tennessee were found dead after rattlesnake bites. A nearby infant, left by the river bank, fell into a stream and drowned while the mother searched for the others. The children were sent to gather eggs when the tragedy occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
John Cooper
Townsend
Constitutional Amendment Aims Federal Marriage and Divorce Control
A joint resolution by Representative Edmonds of Pennsylvania proposes amending the Constitution to give Congress power to establish uniform laws on marriage and divorce nationwide and to impose penalties for violations. The move, reported from Washington on July 24, seeks nationwide standardization of marital law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
United States
Kansas Natural Gas Won't Extend Lines to Oklahoma Field
In Topeka on July 24 the Kansas Utilities Commission was ruled not to require the Kansas Natural Gas Company to extend pipelines to new fields in Oklahoma. Federal Judge Marshall held the commission failed to show a binding clause in the company charter requiring such expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas Utilities Commission
Marshall
Stovall Sails for Europe
Pleasant A. Browall United States minister to Switzerland sailed from Savannah GA en route to Berne via New York on July 24.
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Stovall
Europe
Associated Press
Savannah
Pleasant A. Browall
United States
Switzerland
Berne
New York
Hay’s Hair Health promise to restore gray color
Old age stigma fades as Hay’s Hair Health advertises a solution to gray hair. The copy claims immediate natural color restoration and money back guarantee. Offers a 50 cent bundle with Harfina Soap at multiple local drugstores.
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Batt
Hay S
Hay
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Braswell’s Drug Store
Ortmann Bros
Dave S. Bauer
Sutton Bros
ROE Drug CO
J. T. Hawkins & Son
Attempted raid on Mobile jewelry stores leads to arrest
Detectives and a traffic officer arrested Manuel Samora and Steven Morates as they left the ee Jewelry Company on Dauphin street. Morales possessed a gold watch chain and a diamond set Elk pin identified as Julius Goldstein property. a Moose pin was bought for a dollar. Officers say the pair had visited many downtown jewelers and may be wanted elsewhere. A grand larceny charge will be filed against Morales.
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Manuel Samora
New Orleans
Steven Morates
Murphy and Lacey
Walter Burch
Ee Jewelry Company
Dauphin Street
Morales
Julius Goldstein
Samora
I. Dahlheimed
Palace Jewelry Company
Moose
Loyal Order of Moose
Goldstein
Mobile
Moose Lodge
Samara
Lower Government Street
Cummins Denies Lobbyist Statement in Senate Inquiry
Senator Cummins rejected Mulhall's claim of a meeting in 1910 and a private room conference with Dolliver. Mulhall testified he could not locate Dolliver’s room and asserted the National Association of Manufacturers opposed Cummins for backing an eight hour bill. The committee did not pursue the basement room detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Cummins
Senate Committee
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
John Kirby, Jr
Mulhall
Dolliver
House
Kendall
Iowa
Senator Cummins
Emery
Representative McDermott
Illinois
Whitemound merchant earns value from Chamberlains remedy
Whitemound Wisconsin merchant W D Magli bought a stock of Chamberlains medicine to serve customers but soon fell ill himself. He states one small bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the cost of his entire stock. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
Dortch to Lead New Mobile Chamber Trade Committee
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League formed a new trade expansion committee with John B. Dortch as chairman. Directors received the Mobile Trade Commission report on Central America and discussed boulevard plans, civic parades, school talks, and a boy’s dinner to boost youth involvement. Don A. Farnsworth discussed potential general secretary role but no action was taken on the vacancy.
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Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Board of
John B. Dortch
Dortch
Mobile Trade Commission
Central America
W. H. Armbrecht
Alabama
Don A. Farnsworth
Democratic National Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Mediation discussed as Mexico crisis looms
Senators discussed Mexico policy as President Wilson sought a peaceful solution. Senator Bacon said mediation depends on Mexican factions and proposed provisional president to hold an election. Ambassadors Wilson and Bryan slated to brief the foreign relations committee after talks with the president.
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Diaz
Bacon
Senator Bacon
White House
Mexico
Wilson
Senate
Henry Lane Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bryan
Senate Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Stray Kickapoo Indians Reported Missing in Mexico
US agents after a trip to the Kickapoo reservation in Sonora say one Oklahoma tribe is lost. Two tribes report the group went to Coahuila to visit relatives and are held by Mexican authorities. The missing Indians, suffering from hunger and disease with deaths, are each to receive $200 semi annually from lands in former Indian territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Douglas
Ariz
United States
Kickapoo
Indian Territory
Federals Routed by Constitutionalists at Bamoa
Constitutionalists under Singaloa defeated a federal column at Bamoa near the Southern Pacific line. Reports say about thirty federals were killed and many horses and much ammunition captured. Bamoa lies about 20 miles south of San as in Sonora.
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Associated Press
Hermosillo
Sonora
Singaloa
Bamoa
Southern Pacific
Mexico
Sanas
Outlaws March Under Guard Await Court Martial
From Douglas Arizona July 24 a court martial awaits thirteen men marching to Cumpas under constitutionalist guard. The insurgent reports name them as Frederico Cordova's outlaw band active in the lower state regions. A wealthy Sahuaripa merchant also in custody in connection with the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Douglas
Ariz
Cumpas
Sonora
Frederico Cordova
Sahuaripa
Outlawa
School Board Votes to Reinstate Kindergarten Program
The school board approved reinstating kindergarten with a 6 to 3 vote, restoring the primary supervisor position and proposing budget cuts to save about 1840 dollars. Commissioner Cochrane cited a projected 12000 dollar deficit next year but argued the program could run on less funding.
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Ahe School Board
Tiee
Yeas
Harry T. Hartwell
Thornton
Jordan
McCall
McGowin
Cochrane
Vickers, Crenshaw
Stallworth
Erwin Craighead
S. Murphy
M. E. Kimball
John T. Cochrane
Murphyg
Derby
Leinkauf
Semmes
Oakdale
Murphy
Russell
Leiakauf
Sleeping car reservation rules shift debated by Western Passenger Association
Chicago officials report reforms to curb unused berths with tighter reservations. Ten minute claim window proposed, with some favoring cancellation an hour before departure. A Canadian plan option would refund unused berth, while discussions emphasize etiquette and reducing loss.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Western Passenger Association
O'Hara as a Guardian Angel at Pathe Weekly
The film program lists Pathe's Weekly featuring O'Hara in a guardian angel role with Leo Delaney Robert Gaillard and Van Dyke Brooke. Also shown are When Love Loses Out a Lubin comedy with Jennie Nelson Building a Trust a Lubin comedy with Marie Hosely and Robi Burns. Today Royal Theatre.
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O'Hara
Vitagraph
Leo Delaney
Robert Gaillard
van Dyke Brooke
Lubin
Jennie Nelson
Marie Hosely
Robi. Burns
Royal Theatre
Fare Boxes on Cars on Street Line Introduced
The local street car company installs fare boxes for coins. Passengers pay with nickels or dimes or exact fares. Conductors provide change from larger coins, then the passenger inserts the correct amount. carrying small change speeds trips and benefits riders.
Militant suffragist attempt greets Premier Asquith in Morley
In Doncaster on July 24 a militant suffragist tried to seize Premier Asquith at the Morley town hall as he rode to receive the freedom of the city. Miss Key-Jones shouted Stop torturing women, you scoundrel and tried to pull him from the automobile before police dragged her away.
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Doncaster
Eng
Asquith
Morley
Yorkshire
Doctor Adrian Taylor to speak at Dauphin Way Church
Dr Adrian Taylor recently returned from China will address a medical mission program at Dauphin Way Baptist Church on Sunday July 27 at 11 am. He will discuss his work in China and seek to attract a large audience.
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Adrian Taylor
China
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Taylor
Sir Edward Gray Watches Mexico
London July 24 Sir Edward Gray British foreign secretary keeps in communication with the British admiralty in case a British warship in Mexico would be advisable. Thus far however the British face no danger. The foreign office notes foreigners in Mexico have suffered from ongoing disturbances.
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London
Sir Edward Gray
Mexico
Foreign Office
King of All Laxatives Promoted by Buffalo Resident
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York extols Dr King s New Life Pills as the king of all laxatives. He says they bless his family and he always keeps a box at home. Get a box and get well. Price 25 cents. Recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N. Y
van Antwerp Drug Cert
Anv
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Royal Street
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Weace
Dauphin Way
Admiralty
From the Mill
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Bell Phone
Columbia Ice Cream Co
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