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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
11
Claiming Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy darkens gray hair and improves scalp condition. Advises home preparation or 50 cent bottle from drugstores, warns against low quality preparations, and promotes natural restoration after one or two uses. Van Antwerp Drug Corp. acts as agent.
Duke Portis a laborer killed at Cody Bros yard by a saw fragment while at work. A federal attorney will probe the Gulfport girl case linked to Alice Batiste. Eight year old Allen Elsworth found lost. to be reunified with mother. Aynsley Lithographing stock raised to 20000 with officers Aynsley and Randall. Chester Curtis appeals ten year sentence. stay granted. Canadian Pacific promote A J Blais dell to general tourist agent in Montreal. Rev Dr Wyatt Brown addresses workers on Brotherhood of Man. Home Telephone Co begins Theodore wire stringing, planning local service. Lee Council 40% to St Matthew's Church March 1 mass and breakfast after communion.
Associated Press reports all Southern Pacific train service below a certain point cancelled in Los Angeles. Insurgent state authorities at Hermosillo are using trains seized yesterday.
You can own your own home for practically the same money you are now paying in rent. The ad emphasizes affordable home ownership as a way to build equity rather than continue renting.
Special to The Item. Alabama officials report that a federal migratory birds protection bill has become law, integrated into the agricultural appropriation bill. The new statute sets protected species, permits regulations, and outlines penalties. Alabama officials note limited local impact and a three month review period for regulations.
In New York on March 6 the habeas corpus writ for Harry Thaw was withdrawn at his counsel's request. Thaw, who killed Stanford White, appeared in the New York Supreme Court after being brought from Matteawan for a release hearing. Charles T. Kennedy argued for Thaw. William Travers Jerome represented the state.
The piece urges uniform U S dates for hunting migratory waterfowl and game birds, safeguards for noxious weed seed destroyers, and unmolested cross continental migration. It cites declines from spring shooting and the long vanished welcock, and proposes Congress create a commission to negotiate hemispheric treaties ensuring long term bird protection.
Associated Press reports the tercentenary of Michael Feodorovich becoming Russia’s emperor marked by a twenty one gun salute at St. Peter and St. Paul Fortress. Crowds filled decorated streets as the imperial procession to Kazan cathedral moved through the capital and church bells rang.
Miss E G McMillan of Wagar Alabama visits Mobile for several days. Mr and Mrs BE Nahol of Birmingham and others from Chicago Winnipeg St Louis New York and more stay at Battle House or Cawthon Hotel. Several named couples and individuals are listed as tourists or guests in Mobile with brief notes on their origins.
London voters faced a heated triennial election for the county council amid sharp issues and threats of militant suffragettes to destroy ballot papers. Police tightened controls at polling booths as women voters prepared to cast ballots, with cabinet members publicly backing Progressive candidates. Suffragists urged women to oppose Progressives for backing a government that refused parliamentary enfranchisement.
Information from Mobile reports EK J Murphy and Homer Beagle were arrested in St. Joseph for a chain of forgeries. They were tried and sentenced to five years in the Missouri penitentiary but were paroled on condition they repay the stolen money at eight dollars monthly.
Mail from England to the New York Yacht Club failed to include Sir Thomas Lipton's fourth challenge for the American Cup. The Oceanic docked last night and the lipton communication was likely registered matter awaiting delivery later today.
Notice of appeal filed by Attorney General Prickell from Judge Gaston’s decision halted by a railroad commission order requiring Northern Alabama Railway to join Frisco in building a Jasper passenger depot. The circuit court is likely to hear the case in April.
Senator William Alden Smith of Michigan presented to President Wilson the resignation of Thomas J. OBrien ambassador to Italy. OBrien, from Michigan, asked Smith to deliver his letter in person. Smith could not name a successor, guessing only that it will be a Democrat.
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