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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
3
Eugene Maggi and his wife, reputedly the wealthiest in Switzerland, killed themselves by turning on gas in their villa bedroom. He was 41 and she 35, leaving an estate once valued at about 10.6 million dollars after Maggi recently inherited factory income. The childless couple had faced life without offspring, leading to their act of self destruction.
The Alabama normal school board in Montgomery on June 12 reaffirmed its demand that the state's normal institutions be officially known as schools not colleges. All letterheads catalogs diplomas and documents must conform to the ruling. Some schools had styled themselves as colleges, which the board protests and insists on obedience to the mandate.
A Minnesota woman describes long struggle with stomach issues finally helped by Peruna. She says she could eat nothing but bread and milk, then regained appetite and strength after using Peruna for ten years. The ad notes Peruna Tablets are available for those who object to liquids.
An advertising notice extols TIZ as a cure for sore feet corns and bunions claiming immediate freshness and pore cleansing. It cites Mrs F J Androcks of Jamaica Long Island as a user and offers 25 cents per box sales with a money back guarantee and a free trial by mail from Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago IL.
Dr. W M Gurganus surrendered to the sheriff in Tuscaloosa on a murder charge linked to the Turner payroll holdup and killing. Indictments followed confessions by three others, who received varied life terms and a further jail defendant awaits trial.
A column of inexpensive at home remedies for skin tone, dandruff, and hair removal. It recommends dissolving a magazine package in witch hazel for a facial lotion, clarifying shampoo to remove dandruff, and a delatone paste to remove unwanted hair with quick results.
The expedition against Moros at Bagsag, Jolo, ended with six Americans killed and twelve wounded. Lt. Edwin H. Buckley was wounded in the leg as Pershing's forces, including regulars, scouts, constabulary, and mountain guns, pressed on to seize the mountain stronghold and restore order in Mindanao.
George W. Jones, district counsel for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, says the Supreme Court decision in the Minnesota case adds nothing new to Alabama rate disputes. He argues the ruling does not undermine L&N contentions on equal protection and non discrimination in Alabama, and reviews prior Alabama rate litigation.
J F Wallich of Bartlett Nebraska credits Foley Kidney Pills with ending his backache and dizziness linked kidney trouble. He notes his father in law, now past 93, also benefits, and the ad urges Van Antwerp Drug Corporation as the source.
Four hundred American delegates, the advance guard of the largest national turnout, will depart Boston for Zurich to attend the world Sunday school convention. The party includes officials of the world association and represents nearly every U S state and Canadian province.
In Baltimore on June 12 the trial of Annie Zimmerman of Smithsburg Md concluded with her conviction in federal court for sending scurrilous letters through the mails. Her mother Mrs M A Zimmerman testified she authored a letter later signed in question but a government handwriting expert found no similarity to the disputed writing.
In Baltimore on June 12 Cammillia Zanti 22 after a failed suicide attempt donated two quarts of his blood to Maria Maggio the mother of seven who was dying from blood loss. Doctors said the woman would live and Zanti was not in danger.
In Geneva county Alabama a case in Geneva circuit court awarded David Cobb $40 after his mule was frightened by a speeding automobile driven by Dee Metcalf. The court of appeals affirmed the judgment finding no errors.
Fletcher Tennison of Limestone County wins a new trial after a Supreme Court reversal. The court held the lower court erred by denying cross examination of a key witness and by refusing requested jury instructions. Tennison awaits a new trial on the murder charge in the Slaton case.
Chicago reports its greatest ever building activity with 4 508 permits issued since January 1 totaling about 40 million dollars. The Building Department release notes the surge in construction across the city.
An advertisement touts The Williams Treatment as a remedy for kidney bladder disorders rheumatism and uric acid problems claiming it can restore strength and relieve chronic pains. It offers a free 30c bottle for first takers who mail in this notice and states a 50c bottle will be sent free by parcel post with no obligation.
Louis Grandjean aims to reach Paris by July 15 to claim a $10,000 stake from the Jockey Club. He previously traveled the world without aid, visiting many countries since leaving Paris in 1903. Penniless, he sought arrest for vagrancy but avoided the workhouse and now requests deportation to ensure timely arrival.
Mrs. Catherine Soper Pence files suit for separation against former Colorado Congressman Lafayette Pence in New York. She cites extreme cruelty abandonment and alleges misconduct with Mrs. Lillian M. Duke wife of tobacco magnate. She seeks not an absolute divorce. The couple married in 1886 and lived apart after Pence left Congress to practice law.
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