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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1914

Page

3

Fatal duel with three robbers in Brooklyn shootout

Three men suspected of robbing a drug store on Pat-man Avenue and Broadway, Brooklyn, engaged Patrolman Thomas Wynn and fellow officers in a running revolver fight. Wynn and two of the fleeing trio were shot in the abdomen and are said to be dying. Other wounded include George 18 and William Mc 26. The melee followed Patrolman Slack firing on McHenry, as Stevens and Wynn exchanged fire.

Associated Press New York Pat- Man Avenue Broadway Brooklyn Thomas Wynn Wynn George William Mc James Martin Stevens McHenry Slack

Segregation of Races Demanded in Government Jobs

Rep Asweill of Louisiana urged a House committee to segregate white and black workers in federal offices and mall cars. He cited about 40 000 federal employees with 22 500 black workers and 13 000 railway post office clerks who asked for separation. He argued Congress members would not want to sit with black colleagues and that the best blacks favor segregation.

Associated Press Washington House Representative Asweill Louisiana United States Congress South

Ely's Cream Balm advertised for catarrh relief

An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as instantly opening nostrils and clearing head and throat. It claims rapid relief from catarrh, colds, stuffed nose, and headaches, urging readers to buy a small bottle at drug stores and use in the nostrils for cleansing, soothing relief.

Ely

Lacy Faces Court Drama Over Testimony Delay

Reported conflicts over Theo Lacy taking the stand in his own defense stalled his testimony in the Oakley case. Convicted in forty seven minutes, Lacy may be summoned as a witness next week with a new chance to reveal details of Alabama’s convict department scandal amid self incrimination concerns.

Montgomery Ala Theo Lacy Convict Department Alabama Adm" Mae Remai Tom Armstead Brown Oakley James G. Oakley

Disappearance of Gustav Bauch Becomes Diplomatic Issue

The United States and Mexican authorities pursue a full investigation into Gustav Bauch a German American reported missing in Chihuahua after being arrested as an enemy of the Constitutionalists. The special commission will review the Benton matter and locate Bauch while Vergara case extradi tion questions draw state department focus.

Associated Press Washington Bryan Carranza Senor Fabela Constitutionalists Gustav Bauch Constitutionalist Department of Foreign Relations Chihuahua Alt Bauch Department of State Benton Roberto V. Pesqueira General Carranza Vergara State Department Clemente Vergara John Bassett Moore Department Moore Colquitt

Fair to ignite corn growing section in Alabama

The 1911 figures show Alabama produced 54 million bushels of corn while Minnesota reached 74 million. Advocates say with better effort Alabama could rival Minnesota, boosting state wealth and agricultural development. A Mobile fair aims to spark this growth, per the Central Committee of Committee of One Hundred.

Alabama Minnesota Mississippi Piney Woods Mobile Committee of One Hundred Daily Fair Tory

Bean to Coach Ga. Varsity Baseball Club This Year

Joe Bean, long time athletic director at Marist college and later at the Atlanta Athletic Club, was appointed coach of the University of Georgia baseball team. He assumes his duties next Monday.

Atlanta, Ga Joe Bean Marist College Atlanta Athletic Club University of Georgia

Mills Signed to Manage Roanoke in Virginia League

Roanoke Virginia March 6 O O Mills of the Vicksburg club of the Cotton States league has been signed to manage the Roanoke team in the Virginia league. He is an outfielder and comes with three pennants to his credit.

Associated Press Roanoke O. O. Mills Vicksburg Club

First explosives received at Dog River magazine site

The first carload of powder for the Dupont Powder Company magazine near Dog River on the McBride place arrived at Neshota Thursday afternoon and was switched to a sidetrack. The explosives were unloaded on Friday.

Dog River Dupont Powder Company McBride’ Place Neshota

General Shaking Up in German Embassy Circle

Washington dispatch reports mid winter leave taking among German embassy aides and the departure of a military attaché for Mexico City. Captain Franz Von Papen, seen as military attaché in Washington and at the German legation in Mexico City, is described as new to duties and presenting himself at his post during the visit.

Washington Mexico City Foundation Franz von Papen Mexico

Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Lustrous Hair

An advertisement touts Danderine as a cure for dandruff and itchy scalp and claims it doubles hair beauty after one application. It urges 25 cent bottles from drugstores or toll counters and promises softer, fluffier hair with no dandruff or shedding.

Outfielder Danny Murphy Sold to Baltimore Club

Danny Murphy, outfielder for the Philadelphia American League team, was purchased by the Baltimore International League Club. Manager Dunn of the Orioles announced Murphy had signed with the local club.

Danny Murphy Baltimore Dunn Orioles Murphy

Parisian Sage promises hair and scalp restoration

Parisian Sage a scientific hair and scalp tonic is now sold at drug and toilet counters. A week of daily rubbing stops itching and falling hair, removes dandruff, nourishes roots, and leaves hair soft and abundant. The "The Girl with the Auburn Hair" trademark appears on every package. fifty cent bottle suggested. refunds offered if not satisfied.

Knowlton van Antwerp Drug Corp

Democratic candidate announces bid for Mobile County House seat

A candidate announces oneself for the U S House from Mobile County subject to Democratic primaries. The statement signals intent to contest the upcoming party race and seek the congressional seat.

House OF Representatives Mobile County

Land Offers in Alabama and Mississippi for Sale

Classified notice advertises tracts of 40 acres and up in Alabama and Mississippi at 4.00 per acre. Mentions 3480 acres in Greene County, Mississippi and smaller tracts in Mobile County Alabama. Suitable for stock raising and general sale.

Alabama Mississippi Miss Greene County Mobile County Ala

Tris Speaker Expected to Stay with Red Sox

Boston March 6. Tris Speaker center fielder for the Boston Red Sox sent a wireless reply saying he expects to be with the Red Sox this season. The message was in response to a query about signing with the Boston club or joining the Federal league.

Associated Press Boston Mass Tris” Speaker Lusitania New York Red Sox

Testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets by I N Stuart

I N Stuart of West Webster New York says Chamberlain's Tablets relieve stomach and liver disorders with mild action and satisfactory results over five years. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp and all dealers.

I. N. Stuart West Webster, N. Y van Antwerp Drug Corp

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Dark Natural Look

An old home remedy suggests mixing sage tea with sulphur and alcohol to darken gray hair and stop dandruff. A ready to use Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy costs about 60 cents a large bottle at drug stores and claims to make gray hair disappear after application.

Shome Wyeth

Deaths and Funerals Mention Langhan and Sweeney

Samuel J Langhan a carpenter for the Louisville and Nashville railroad died after a brief illness. Berenson Seards sent his body to Repton Alabama for burial. Mrs Lora Sweeney formerly Miss Clever of Mobile died in Atlanta and is remembered in this city as a Woodmen Circle member with many relatives surviving.

Samuel J. .Langhan Samuel J. Langhan Louisville and Nashville Railroad Berenson & Seards Repton Ala Lora Sweeney Miss Clever Mobile Atlanta

Chamberlains Tablets Praised For Constipation Relief

A reader from Brushly Louisiana, Paul Babin, reports his daughter benefited from Chamberlains Tablets for constipation. He recommends them highly and notes availability through Van Antwerp Drug Corp.

Chamberlain Paul 7 Babin Brushly van Antwerp Drug Corp

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Aswell Fairbank Chicago St. Joseph Street Theo Lacy Cabrera TANGO Copenhagen NAVY Wistaria C. J. Gayfer & Company Mills City Bank Bart B. Chamberlain Howard French D. C. Co Bell Dauphin St Tris Speaker The Conti Street
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