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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1913

Page

6

Man Guilty Under White Slave Act in Philadelphia

Harry Haspel pleaded guilty to violating the Mann white slave act and was sentenced to sixteen months in federal prison. He admitted earning about 75000 from the white slave traffic over four years and had a history of multiple marriages and immoral conduct involving his wives and sister.

Associated Press Philadelphia Harry Haspel Thompson Garberin Department of Justice Haspel Roumania

Innocent Man Paroled After Wrongful Robbery Conviction

George Horton, jailed for a Medicine Lodge jewelry store robbery in 1919, has received a permanent parole from Governor Hodges. Horton served nearly two years for a crime proven not to have been his after evidence showed the stolen jewelry hidden at a Medicine Lodge hotel and tied to his innocence by a bloodhound claim.

Associated Press Topeka Kas George Horton State Penitentiary Medicine Lodge Hodges Horton

Cleveland Street Railway in dispute over three cent fare

Cleveland O June 14 The Cleveland Street Railway Company warned it would quit operating cars if arbitration decides it may exceed its fixed three cent fare allowance only in emergencies. Mayor Newman D Baker said the city would operate the cars if needed. The dispute centers on improvements for which no allowance was granted.

Associated Press Cleveland Cleveland Street Railway Company Newman D. Baker

Supreme Court Keeps Final Say On Decisions

After the ruling, readers may still debate its implications and plan future steps. The article notes delaying vacations to enjoy anticipation later in the year.

Supreme Court

D A R Chapter Chooses Saturday Meeting For Chaplain

Society for D A R notes Miss Thompson holds high office and has been regent. At the last meeting the Monday meeting was moved to Saturday to ensure the beloved chaplain attends, as other days clash with her school duties. Mrs J N McAleer and family leave for their Belle Fontaine summer home.

Thompson J. N. McAleer Belle Fountaine

Inland Waterways League Targets Intercoastal Canal

The Inland Waterways League of Louisiana and Texas plans to finish the Galveston to Mississippi River section of the intercoastal canal. The executive committee met in Galveston and set the next league gathering for October 16 to 18 in Orange, Texas.

Associated Press Galveston Inland Waterways League of Louisiana and Texas Mississippi River League Orange Tex

Fifty Auditors Dropped by Texas and Pacific

Fort Worth Texas June 14 1930 Vice President Kearney announced fifty train auditors will be dropped saving the system about 10000 per month as a retrenchment measure. He noted the move could affect family life with less time for domestic disputes.

Fort Worth Tex Texas and Pacific Railroad Kearney

Moonlight Steamer Hop Set by St. Vincent’s Club

St. Vincent's Club hosts a moonlight hop aboard the Plea sure Bay steamer bound for Battle's Wharf on Wednesday June 18. The boat departs at 7 45 p m with a good band and dancing. A general good time for all, come and go with us. Everybody's going.

Pleasure Bay Battle’s Wharf St. Vincent’s Club

Married Life The Third Year

A humorous scene follows Helen and Warren as they navigate an ill fated purchase. A cheap chair collapses then proves to be a reproduction, prompting laughter and relief. Warren recounts a five hundred dollar profit from a Rutherford debt sale while Helen senses a deeper need for support beyond material success.

Helen George Warren Kitten Rutherford

Lydia E. Pinkham's Medicine Praised by Women

Women from Warren Indiana and Esmond Rhode Island report relief from menstrual pain irregularity and low spirits after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letters claim improved health and energy with daily work and caregiving duties.

Mrs. Hamilton Lydia E. Pinkham Artie E. Hamilton R.F.D. No Warren Ind Esmond R.I Anna Hansen Esmond, Rhode Island

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