Armored Train Taken by Rebels in Ortiz Action
Sonora troops seized four armored trains and large cargo as General Ojeda's federal column moved north of Guayamas. Telegram from Gov. Pesqueira to the constitutionalists reports federals hemmed in by Obregon's forces. Jun 26 Douglas Arizona.
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Ariz
Ortiz
Sonora
Ojeda
Guayamas
Pesqueira
Constitutionalists
Obregon
Graeme Arrested In Arizona Airplane Smuggling Case
Seattle resident R W Graeme was arrested by a U S deputy marshal on a telegraphic warrant from Phoenix charging violation of neutrality laws. He said he would not oppose removal to Arizona and admitted crossing the border at Nogales on May 18 while serving as a chauffeur for Frank Elias of the Mexican constitutionalist forces. He helped assemble an aero plane and rode with Didie Masson after assembly but said he knew of no bombs being dropped.
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Seattle
R. W. Graeme
Phoenix
Ariz
Mexico
United States
Graeme
Arizona
Nogales
Frank Elias
Didie Masson
Masson
Arrest in Aeroplane Smuggling Ties Mexico Rebels
Adolfo Villareal was arrested in Los Angeles on charges of violating neutrality laws in the smuggling of an aeroplane used by Sonora rebels into Mexico. Police say he posed as a laborer though he is said to be prominent and wealthy. Arrangements with aviator Didier Masson allegedly involved a Mexican agent in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Adolfo Villareal
Mexico
Sonora
Didier Masson
Guaya Mas
Woman Credits Pinkham's Compound After Operation Consideration
Cary Maine woman Mrs Hayward Sowers says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her year long suffering with side pains, backache, loss of appetite and insomnia. She felt well after treatment and could work for a family of four. She urges others to try the remedy and offers to advise via Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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Cary
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Royal Theatre Program Entry for June 25 1921
The Royal Theatre offers Pathe's Weekly No. 25 with a Confederate Reunion and unveiling of Alabama and Florida monuments at Chickamauga Park, Chattanooga. It also lists comedies Does Advertising Pay featuring Wallie Van Johnson and Lincoln, Nearly Mourning, The Professor's Predicament by Lubin, and Lubin admission 5 cents.
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Pathe
Alabama
Florida
Chickamauga Park
Chattanooga
Vitagraph
Wallie van
Eft Johnson
Lincoln
Lubin
Walle van
Teff Johnson
Wall Street Men Called in on Congressional Impersonations
Robert Lovett charged that men posing as congressmen pressed Wall Street financiers to aid the Union Pacific merger dissolution. The Senate lobby committee will pursue leads with New York attorney Lewis Cass Ledyard likely to be summoned. Otto H. Kahn and Maxwell Evarts may testify as the probe examines influence over railroad employment and money trust inquiries.
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Washington
Robert
Lovett
Congress
Wall Street
Senate Lobby
Union Pacific
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York
Judge Lovett
Ledyard
Otto H. Kahn
Maxwell Evarts
Southern Pacific
Railroad
Jauterbach
Money Trust
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Alabama Family
L C Haines of Marbury Alabama endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as highly effective for colds and whooping coughs in children. The product is non narcotic and pleasant to take, and is sold by all dealers.
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L. C. Haines
Marbury
Ala
Birmingham canal project report urges quick tests and support
A sub committee of the joint rivers and harbors body reported to Chairman Horace Turner, urging rapid tests on Warrior and Tombigbee river improvements to enable a Birmingham to Mobile water route. The group backs the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce and asks War Department and Congress to consider water facilities expansion. Turner sent the report to Secretary William Radcliffe of the Birmingham Chamber. The Mobile effort sought a re hearing for the project after a government engineer called it unworthy of approval. Sub committee members were Thomas W. Sims, Harry Pillans, and Dr. Henry Goldthwaite.
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Warrior and Tombigbee
Birmingham-to- Mobile
Birmingham
War Department
Congress
Turner
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Mobile
Thomas W. Sims
Harry Pillans
Henry Goldthwaite
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertised remedy Bucklen's Arnica Salve is touted to cure ulcers boils eczema and other skin troubles with prompt relief. A Birmingham Alabama resident Mrs Bruce Jones reportedly recovered from a nine month ulcer in two weeks and the product costs 25 cents as recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Deaths and Funerals Nancy Sellers and Howard Boullemet
Mrs. Nancy J. Sellers aged 63 a Brewton Alabama native who moved to Mobile died at her home on South Dearborn after a short illness. Survived by daughter Mrs G T Purvis and relatives in Alabama Interred in Brewton Alabama. Funeral for Howard Millen Boullemet held at the family home on New Street Francis Street with Rev Matthew Brewster officiating and Magnolia cemetery interment.
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Alabama
Mobile
Brewton
Als
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Dearborn Street
G. T. Purvis
Escambia County
Ala
Dixon& McKay
Little Howard Millen Boullemet
New St. Francis Street
Matthew Brewster
Christ Episcopal Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Death of Mrs Theresa Caroline Bolton at Mertz Alabama
Mrs Theresa Caroline Bolton died at her home 54 Tuttle avenue after several weeks illness. She was wife of J H Bolton of Mobile County and mother of three sons Henry Joseph Dudley Bolton of Theodore and four daughters Carrie Farnell Farnell W H Smith and Mrs H J Farnell of Mertz and mobile relatives. Funeral will be held Friday at 9 from home then Zion Baptist church Mertz at 10 with interment in Zion Cemetery.
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Tuttle Avenue
J. H. Bolton
Mobile County
Zion Baptist Church
Mertz
Ala
Henry
Joseph
Dudley Bolton
Theodore
H. J. Farnell
T. D. Farnell
W. H. Smith
Carrie Bolton
Mobile
Taconite
Zion Baptist Cemetery
Congress Delays Gettysburg Plan For Veteran Comfort
Harrisburg report says tents and stores for 10 000 veterans to join 40 000 already accounted for will not be set up until the $35 000 appropriation in the general bill is approved. Veterans en route toured the state capitol and urged swift action though opposition remains to parts of the bill.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg Pa
War Department
State Commission
Governors of States
Military notes on Mobile Armory repairs and leadership
The Mobile troops plan repairs to the Armory and modernization. Captain Vester J. Thompson resigns after long service. Captain Jules A. Smith leads temporarily until a captain is elected. New equipment and uniforms arrive from the quartermaster. The Mobile Rifles drill tonight under Captain Jack Mahon as plans for a fall tour are made. Col. Price Williams pledges support and rifle range shoots are scheduled Sunday morning.
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Jack Mahon
Col. Price Williams
New Life Pills Marketed for Aged Safe Relief
An Antwerp Drug Corporation recommends Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe gentle laxative for the elderly. The advert notes prompt action with no pain and lists a price of 25 cents.
Odd Fellows Convene in Crichton For Grand Lodge Work
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows meets in Crichton with Grand Master Cramp ton presenting views of lodges nationwide. Deputies and representatives from Crichton Citronelle Chinchula Grand Bay Foley and Whistler attend while Rebekahs watch stereoptican displays. The convention adjourns after a Thursday session and plans to reconvene October 27 at Crichton with Napoleonville Lodge No 81.
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Peace Lodge of
Beautiful Women and Digestion Claim for Chamberlain's Tablets
Public notice-style ad asserts that beautiful women have good digestion and that Chamberlain's Tablets fix faulty digestion. It touts ease of use and broad dealer availability with a brief promotional tone.
New Mine Inspector Added to State Roster
Governor O Neal announced the appointment of W P Smith of Tuscalooga as associate mine inspector in Alabama. The state now has six associates plus Chief Inspector C H Nesbitt as output grows and the law ties one associate per 2 1 2 million tons of annual coal production to justify the new position.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
W. P. Smith
Tuscalooga
C. H. Nesbitt
Porcupine Vessel Recovered for Perry Centenary
The Porcupine, Perry s flagship that defeated the British at Lake Erie, has been found and is being repaired for the Perry centennial celebration. After 1813 the ship served in revenue service, then in the Michigan lumber trade under Senator Ferry, and finally sank near Grand River in Michigan before being rediscovered.
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Perry
Lake Erie
Revenue Service
Great Lakes
Senator Ferry
Michigan
Grand River
Mich
Cure for Severe Skin Eruption Using Cuticura Remedies
Mrs Geo Heilmann credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with ending a four year leg eruption that left her leg red swollen and painful. She reports sleep return after first use and says two cakes of soap and two boxes of ointment cured her condition. Samples and product details accompany the testimonial.
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Payne St
Louisville
Mra. Geo. Heilmann
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Universal cure claim for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by all dealers with assertion it always cures its reader should seek this remedy for relief from diarrhoea.
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Admitted to Union on Payment of Head Tax
Fight deserting seamen and aliens arrested at lumber camps near Fulton Alabama by United States Immigration Inspector Jack Worden last month on a charge of failure to stand admission examinations were admitted into the United States in an order from the department of labor at Washington. They will be admitted on payment of the head tax of $4. Names listed include Eugene Blom Arvo Nieminen Gustaf Mattlen Evan Johanssen Jack Line Charles Miller Leo Sundstrom and Louis Jomain.
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Fulton
Ala
United States
Jack Worden
Department of Labor
Washington
Mobile
Worden
Eugene
Eugene, Or H FE
Blom
Arvo Nieminen
Gustaf Mattlen
Evan Johanssen
Jack Line
Charles Miller
Leo Sundstrom
Louis Jomain
Hotel St Dennis in Bankruptcy in New York
The old hotel St Dennis at Broadway and Eleventh Street, opposite Grace Church, declared bankruptcy with liabilities about 55000 and assets around 15000. Once a survivor of bygone days, the property joins recent closures like the Astor House in historic interest.
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New York
St. Dennis
Broadway
Eleventh Street
Grace Church
Pathé Weekly No 26 Comedy Reel Highlights
Pathe's Weekly No 26 lists segments from Tanooga and Vitagraph with Walle Van Teff Johnson and Lincoln in Does Advertising Pay Nearly in Mourning and The roiLaProb PhasioperrUL rollu uuu Professor's Predicament as a comedy lineup.
Police Court Fines Lead Week in City Recorder Court
Health department fined Cohen for ordinance violation. E. O. Shaw, repeatedly in trouble, fined 25 dollars or 50 days. Solomon Cleveland, arrested on assault with a pistol, fined 10 dollars and ten days plus six months hard labor. Evans discharged for disorderly conduct. A leather suitcase with initials W L B found on the wharf and turned in. owner sought. Detective Murphy leads owner search.
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Hi. Cohen
Health Department
Recorder’s Court
E. O. Shaw
Edington
Shaw
Recorder
Solomon Cleveland
Napoleon Evans
Evans
Jackson
Ala
Dauphin Street
J. W. Murphy
Digestit: New principle treatment for stomach trouble
An ad touts Digestit as a modern remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and sour stomach. It claims the stomach needs nourishment not starvation and that Digestit helps by turning food into a digestible pulp rather than acting on the stomach. A trial package costs 25 cents with 50 cents and 25 cent sizes offered at Van Antwerp's.
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Germany
England
van Antwerp
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