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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
12
John P. White president of the United Mine Workers of America appeared in federal court in Charleston West Virginia and posted a $1000 bond for November 18 on an indictment charging violation of the Sherman act. Prosecution and defense plan arguments set for June 30 as part of the demur matter.
Indictments recently returned name nineteen officials of the miners' union. The document outlines charges against multiple union leaders in connection with ongoing labor disputes. Police and federal agents pursue further action as the case unfolds.
LACROSS Wis June 17 John Freismuth sought on warrant after allegedly hitching his twelve year old son Frank to a cultivator with a mule and forcing work in extreme sun exposure.
Local druggists issue strong statements praising Dodson's Liver Tone as a purely vegetable remedy for constipation and a sluggish liver. The ad claims it replaces calomel, is pleasant tasting, and backed by a money back guarantee on a 50 cent bottle. Beware of imitations and insist on genuine Dodson's Liver Tone from your druggist.
Charles Breanbrack, a 3 year old, faces arraignment on a federal charge for offering a bribe to Senator John D. Works to obtain the Santa Barbara postmastership. He admits offering cash savings and says he meant no crime. Bail is set at 2500 with two week delay for plea.
Antiseptic powder marketed to ease stings from coins itching feet ingrown nails and bunions. Claims instant relief and lighter shoes, with options for smaller fit and relief for sweating calloused and swollen feet. Trial package offered free and 25 cent price. Address Allen S. Dimsted Le Roy NY.
Washington reports renewed interest in the Chamizal dispute as the two year arbitration period expired. Negotiations stalled by Mexican turmoil and lack of acceptance of the award leave the El Paso boundary unresolved. About 550 acres valued at $1 million in dispute. Mexico may seek land compensation elsewhere.
Patrolman Wooster shot and killed Chester Robinson after attempting to arrest him on a disorderly charge. The incident occurred in Chicago on June 17 as Robinson reportedly assaulted the officer.
Henry T. Oxnard vice president of the American Beet Sugar Company told the senate lobby committee that free sugar would foster a new sugar trust and only well run factories could survive. He said he aided in forming the old trust in 1888 and acknowledged possible contributions to the beet sugar industry, promising to supply exact figures later.
If you suffer from skin troubles including ulcers boils and eczema Bucklen's Arnica Salve offers prompt relief Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama was cured of a nine month ulcer in two weeks by the salve Also sold by Van Antwerp Co and priced at one cent per box
Beginning Tuesday June 17 streetcar service on Beauregard and Davis avenues will run south to Government Street until 8 p m Cars on Charleston and Cedar streets run north to St Michael Street until 8 p m The notice appears in a 6 16 21 advertisement
In Atlanta on June 16 special deputy David Yancey tried to arrest Eugene Watson for pocketbook theft. Watson hid under a rear house, Yancey fired twice wounding him, then Watson sprang and stabbed Yancey to death before fleeing to a cellar and surrendering after police pursuit.
To Prevent Blood Poisoning apply at once the wonderful old reliable Doctor Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil a surgical dressing that relieves pain and heals. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 options.
Frederic Grey, who says he is the son of John Grey Lord de Ruthyn of Lancashire England, was released from the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth Kansas yesterday. He served a three year sentence for misuse of the mails tied to promotion of Mexican lands.
Owen Conn known as the 100000 burglar pleaded guilty in San Francisco and faces sentence Saturday. He admits a two year spree looting homes in daylight totaling over $100,000, posing as a theatrical man. Conn was captured after a pistol fight during which he was shot in the leg.
A vintage advertisement notes older customers seek a safe laxative that works without pain. Dr King’s New Life Pills are marketed as prompt and easy, priced at 25 cents and recommended by Antwerp Drug Corporation.
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