Sheriff saves two from Georgia mob
Sheriff McCurdy of DeKalb county rescued Ernest Maynard and Walter Wilkes from a lynch mob after they were tied to a tree near the Stevens residence where the murdered Mrs. Sarah Stevens and her daughter Nellie were found. Detectives arrived as deputies kept the crowd back and the prisoners were moved to Atlanta for safekeeping.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
McCurdy
DeKalb County
Ernest Maynard
Walter Wilkes
Sarrah Stevens
Nellie
Stevens
Attorney Rowe Dies After Altercation in Fort Smith
Styles T. Rowe prominent attorney and former circuit judge died from injuries after a clash with railroad employee Alonzo Willett who was arrested. Willett said the fight grew from a complaint by Rowe’s wife during her interview as a witness in a police court case. Rowe had been a candidate for state attorney general.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith
Ark
Styles T. Rowe
Alonzo Willlett
Railroad
Willett
Rowe
Alabama man named among 1913 Naval Academy graduates
Annapolis June 8 Star members of the 1913 graduation class at the naval academy were announced yesterday. They include James C. Jones Jr of Alabama among others from Mississippi Kentucky Delaware Ohio Michigan Massachusetts and more.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
The
Naval Academy
Thomas M Searles
Mississippi
Herman E. Keisker
Kentucky
W. H. P. Blandy
Delaware
Everette L. Gayhart
Ohio
George A. Andrews
Michigan
Henry A. Abbott
Massachusetts
James C. Jones, Jr
Alabama
Elmer L. Woodside
Missouri
Glenn B Davis
Bruce B. Leighton
Pennsylvania
Alabama Leaders Attend L N Rate Hearing in Atlanta
President Charles Henderson of the Alabama railroad commission and Attorney General R C Brickell left Montgomery for Atlanta to represent the state before three federal judges. They seek a permanent injunction against Louisville and Nashville railroad mustering the Alabama 21 2 cent passenger rate. The hearing before Pardee Shelby and Grubb postpones the commission order.
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Montgomery
Ala
Charles Henderson
Alabama Railroad Commission
R. C. Brickell
Atlanta
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Railroad Commission
Alabama
H. C. Selheimer
Samuel D. Weakley
Birmingham
Don A. Pardee
David A. Shelby
Huntsville
W. I. Grubb
Alabama Licenses Sent To Sixty Six Law Graduates
Gen. R. F. Ligon, clerk of the supreme court, will issue formal law licenses to sixty six University of Alabama graduates. He calls it the largest law class in state history as licenses are mailed within the next two days after word from university president George H. Denny and dean Alva J. Farrah.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
R. F. Ligon
Supreme Court
University of Alabama
Ligon
George H. Denny
University
Alva J. Farrah
Law Department
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Advertised Cure Claim
A 1912 letter from Julius Busch of Ledbetter Texas says skin sores began as itching pimples spreading over body, then healing after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad promotes Cuticura products for skin, scalp, hair and everyday use with free samples and a Skin Book offer from Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston.
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Ledbetter
Tex
Julius Busch
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Enlistment Advice and Mouth Hygiene Promoted
A public notice extols enlistment in the Army or Navy while praising a mouth antiseptic toothpaste. It claims the product deodorizes, tones teeth and gums, prevents decay, and neutralizes lactic acid, presented as arch enemy of teeth.
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Lee
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Marie Clifton
Lyric
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Barton
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Aimee McCormick
Virginia Stiggins
Florence Wilkes
Kate Reasonover
Margie Gill
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Lottie May Rose
Jadys Alexander
Porter Pope
Emily Roberts
Rosa del Buono
Mildred Lee Shaffer
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Anna Belle Courtright
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Mortimer Glover
Donald Cowles
Proul Dorgan
Tom Goodbrad
Stanhope Chamberlain
Finley McRae
Claude Farrell
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John Ty Roe
Roe
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Jessie Staples
McDonald
McGowin
H. P. McDonald
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W. C. Yonge
Eugen
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Walter Nelson
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Foote’s Lane
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J. H. Locke
G. Y. Clements
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Harris Purifoy
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Richard Hyde
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Moose Harmony Orchestra
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Sam
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