New Peace Move for Mexico Rumor Spreads
June 21 report from El Paso says Victoriano Huerta remains in New York with no plan to leave. his son notes the former president will stay. A Galveston dispatch cites no confirmed break between Obregon and Calles allies. Washington chatter mentions a possible peace move involving General Angeles and crossborder contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Victoriano
Mexico
Engo
Forest Hills
Muerta
el Paso
New York
Galveston
General Obregon
Shington
Felipe Angeles
Ville
Cpae
Pete
Thesborder
United
Washington
Vitalitas touted by Nashville health testimonial
W A Saunders of 608 12th Ave South Nashville testifies that Vitalitas cured his indigestion and liver problems and that he would buy 100 bottles if given the chance. The ad claims Vitalitas relieves nervous strain rheumatism and debility and urges readers to purchase at Sutton's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Saunders
Ween Magne
Decatur
Ala
Vitalitas
Mr. Saunders
12Th Ave
Nashville
Sutton
Carranza Cabinet Resignations Deepen Mexican Crisis
Distressing conditions in Mexico prompt Red Cross relief as 20000 civilians near starvation in Pachuca. Admiral Howard awaits orders before landing as Colorado arrives at Guaymas to protect Americans. Vera Cruz confirms cabinet resignations widening rift between Carranza and Obregon. American held on counterfeiting charges released.
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Colorado
Admiral Howard
Guaymas
Yaqui
Washington
Red Cross
Pachuta
Shanklin
Vera Cruz
Pachuca
Guadalajara
Carranza
Silliman
Obregon
William B. Cox
Chihuahua
Governor Spares Frank in Georgia Clemency Ruling
The governor details why Frank will not be hanged for the Mary Phagan murder, stating the case involved possible mob influence and venue issues. He notes Frank was last seen with Phagan and cites timing, flight of the watchman, and related evidence as key factors.
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Mary Phagan
National
Frank
Governors
Georgia
Brown
United States Supreme Court
Newt Lee
Lee
Jim Conley
Conley
Emma Clark
Corintha Hall
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy
To our many friends who have shown us kindness and helped with expressions of sympathy during our sorrow we express heartfelt appreciation. Louis E. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodhue and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Turner
Henry E Goodhue
Chicago residents walk as Carmen strikes in heavy rain
Caution over stormy weather as Carmen moves inland forcing pedestrians to tread in wet streets. Power lines downed by the storm disrupts traffic and delays transit across the city.
Milledgeville Transfer of Frank Sparks Clemency Showdown
The long Nar: Leo M Frank, condemned for Mary Phagan’s murder, was secretly moved from the Cobb County jail to the Milledgeville state prison farm under heavy guard. Governor Slaton planned to decide on clemency before noon, while crowds gathered and conflicting reports on commutation circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Milledgeville
Frank
Slaton
Associated Press
Mangum
Macon
Griffin
State Farm
Dorsey
Forsythe
Walton
City Hall
Marietta
State Prison Commission
Prison Commission
Georgia
Illinois
Massachusetts
Cobb County
Tae Mary Phagan
Vessel Dictator and Seafarers Named in November Lists
A compact notice lists vessels and persons associated with November entries including Diana named ships and seafarers such as Ethel Clarke and Hildegard in cross nations. The record cites Tyskland and Dan names with Dutch, Italian, and American connections among the crews and vessels.
VESSELS IN PORT. Ports and docks schedule
List of vessels and docks including Gulf Dry Docks Pier 1 6 3 and Ollinger Bruce Dry Docks with ships named such as Evadne Pleroma Dora Allison and Harbor listing Mexican Cuban and British ports and repairs and loading at final docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish River
United Kingdom
Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks
Turner-Terminal
Thomas F. Pollard
Gulf
John D. Colwell
Henry Crosby
Harbor
Evadne
Turner Pleroma
Dora Allison
Ee Een Yalton
Mexican
Bentley
Chlos Claveavenas Gulf Dry Docks
Albert D. Mills
Turner-Terminal Docks
Cuba Co
W. Mills
Three Germans Sentenced for Plot to Help Zeppelin Officers Escape
A Copenhagen dispatch reports three German men sentenced to fourteen days in prison for plotting to aid interned Zeppelin officers in escape. One bail-out suspect returns to Germany under heavy bail, not expected to come back. Two arrested claimed American status, found untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Copenhagen
Exchangeelegraph Company
Germany
Pergrmmans
Marine Movements Highlight Sunday Seas Near Mobile
The Danish steamship Tyskland arrived at Pier 3 Sunday and began discharging sisal hemp for Van Heynigen. Verona left in ballast for Puerto Cortez. The Tombigbee and Warrior river packet John Quill sailed from municipal docks with passengers and freight. Frednes brought pineapples from Havana and spoke the schooner James W. Paul. Sabine remained at quarantine after delay in Tampa.
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Tyskland
van Heynigen
Pier 3
Verona
Puerto Cortez
Hon
United Fruit Company
Tropics
John Quill
Municipal Docks
Quill
Murray & Peppers
Frednes
Munson Steamship Line
Havana
Cuba
James W. Paul
Mobile Bar
Paul
Seeberg Steamship Line
Mallory Line
Sabine
Tampa
Fla
Vessels Mobile Bound STEAMSHIPS and SAILING CRAFT
Gulfport Mississippi reports Dr Daniel J Williams appointed county health officer by the state board of health to succeed Dr B S Hood of Bond. The appointment honors his fitness and was unsolicited. The sea trade listings note several steamship and sailing vessel movements between ports including Liverpool Havana New Orleans Genoa Cadiz Puerto Cortez and Port Arthur with multiple lines.
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Springfield
Genoa
Italy
J. M. Scott & Bros
Rosefield
Cadiz
Spain
Master
Teresa
Span
Valencia
Moragues Lumber Company
D. J. Williams
Gulfport
Miss
Daniel J. Williams
State Board of Health
B. S.hood
Bond
Williams
German People Urged to Economize Before Coercion
London June 21 A Times dispatch reports Professor Ball of the University of Berlin says Germany’s food shortage is about 12 percent and attempts to starve have failed. He warns excesses could waste resources and predicts possible government cuts in meat and beer if the war lasts another year. He urges voluntary economy across all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Ball
University of Berlin
Times
Germany
Ons
Inquiry into Oleo Frauds Continues Nationwide Investigation
Washington June 21 Secretary McAdoo announces ongoing inquiry into oleomargarine frauds covering thirteen years since the law began. Osborne reports widespread violations, $27 million in stamps and taxes due, $851,000 recovered, 42 violators convicted, 148000 in fines, and over 200 million pounds of colored oleomargarine produced and sold as uncolored product since 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
Treasury
Osborne
Internal Revenue Bureau
United States
Seashore Divinity School Opens Tuesday for Large Attendance
The seventh session of the Seashore Divinity School will assemble at the Seashore Camp Grounds next Tuesday and close July 1. About 150 ministers from Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama are expected to attend. Lectures and class work are described as of high order and broadly helpful to both ministers and laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biloxi
Miss
Seashore Divinity School
Seashore Camp Grounds
Divinity School
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Court notices in chancery docket before noon
Hon Thomas H Smith chancellor. Cases set and actions noted include decree pro confesso in Davis vs Erwin, motion for reference in Lenoir vs Lenoir, testimony ordered in Mandeville cases, demurrers sustained in McDavid vs Bank of Bay Minette and Bay Minette vs Walker, seven cases filed or continued with June dates and ten day amendments, motions for claims granted in Young Men’s Hearts case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
J. Bradford Davis
Thomas Erwin
Charles Lenoir
Julia O. Lenoir
Bessie Mandeville
Allen G. Mandeville
John A. McDavid
Bank of Bay Minette
A.E. Walker
Nancy D. Saffold
Will Saffold
John Henry Cameron
Maria Cameron
William McDowell
George A. Thomas
Laura C. Smith
James Smith
Crosha Blue
Eddie Lord
Henry Jordan
The
Young Men's Hearts of Hearts
Germany Pays 45000 for Five Spaniards Shot in Liege
Madrid reports that Germany has paid $45,000 indemnity for the lives of five Spaniards shot by mistake at Liege last August. The Spanish government calls the incident closed. Also a note on social etiquette about women shaking hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Madrid
Paris
Liege
Greek King Constantine Not Wounded or Poisoned Says Berlin Expert
Berlin specialist Dr. Friederich Kraus reports from Vossische Zeitung that King Constantine of Greece suffered a natural illness, not wounds or poisoning. He had influenza like symptoms evolving to pleurisy, with a chest incision rather than rib resection. heart displacement noted, recovery hoped with careful care and nursing.
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Amsterdam
London
Friederich Kraus
Berlin
Greece
Vossische Zeitung
Constantine
Kraus
Eiselberg
Vienna
Embezzlement Trails and Court Outcomes in Recorder's Court
Adolph Moore discharged by Judge Edington after returning a ring on arraignment. Jesse Hurdle, fugitive from Baldwin County embezzlement case, continued to Tuesday. Phoebe Smith Williams sentenced to 30 days hard labor for embezzling forty bottles of soda. Leslie Young discharged after embezzling a ring from George Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Moore
Mittie Curray
Edington
Recorder’s Court
Jesse Hurdle
Baldwin County
Phoebe Smith Illiams
Asa Leyal
Williams
Loyal
Leslie Young
George Matthews
Recorder
Burial of Mrs Frances E Dixon in Alabama cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Elizabeth Dixon were held Sunday at 4 PM from 892 Dauphin Way with Rev O C McGehee of St Francis Street Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed in Magnolia cemetery with pallbearers A H Williams Emile Herpin R L Waddle H E Brewton A N Stokes and Phillip Brewton. Jack O Connor a 53 year old stationery engineer died after a lingering illness. He was a native of Ireland and survived by one daughter residing in Terryville South Dakota.
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Frances E. Dixon
Frances Elizabeth Dixon
Dauphin Way
O. C. McGehee
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Magnolia Cemetery
A. H. Williams
Emile Herpin
R. L. Waddle
H. E. Brewton
A. N. Stokes
Phillip Brewton
Jack O’connor
Cedar Point Road
Thomas’ Lane
Ireland
Terryville
S. D
Sacred Concert by Negro Choir Delights Four Hundred
The Franklin Street Baptist Church colored choir gave a Sunday afternoon concert at 3 30 drawing about four hundred attendees, over a hundred of whom were white. Rev C L Fisher opened with remarks praising white support, the program featured old-time negro melodies led by Dr H Roger Williams and the pastor's wife, and the audience, including Rev J W Phillips as a visiting speaker, gave high praise for the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankin Street Baptist Church
C. L. Fisher
H. Roger Williams
J. W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
Sweet Dreams mosquito remedy praised by long-time druggist
A veteran druggist with 35 years in business touts Sweet Dreams as the best 15c mosquito remedy. He sells over a thousand bottles each season and reports no complaints about its efficiency. The product is widely sold in large stores.
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U. S
Revolutionary Movement
Wilson
St. Joseph and
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American Tent & Awning Co
St Francie St
Bell
Key West
Mallory Steamship Company
F. DU Bois
N. Royal
Mobile
Pat Seekspany
St. Michael St
Agt
Arriages
Orarses Works
Esvare and Insurance, &O
Skat
Worel
Chicago
Supreme Courts
Federal District Court
Dictator
Tia Cratheus
Cces Ces Focus Tyskland
Tenbergen
Duncrag
Paolina
Catharina
Hildegard
Ethel Clarke
Gulf Dry Docks
Belize
B. H
Cuban
South America
Honduras
Mevien
Ry — the
Messrs
Flagler
Estelle
Sancisco
Cal
Kes B. Hervey
Cawthon Hotel
Marine News
Castori Ria
Cessna
Knights and Ladies of Security
Drago
Merchants Bank Mobile
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