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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
3
The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative suitable for all ages. It claims it avoids harsh purgatives, works gradually to train digestion, and is effective for chronic constipation. A free sample offer is extended by mail from Monticello, IL.
The Senate, under control of the coalition, elected officers and began committee reorganizations. Key appointments include finance chair Simmons and Overman as Banking and Currency chair, with Gore opposing Loeffler’s floor role amid a Holtsclaw certificate dispute. Senate pro tempore Clarke and other officers were chosen. privileges and elections panel to oversee investigations.
Albany March 14 Governor Sulzer removed Colonel Joseph F. Scott as superintendent of state prisons amid charges of nonfeasance and neglect of duty. The allegations linked to the Matteawan hospital where Harry K. Thaw is confined.
Late Wednesday night or Thursday morning a burglar chloroformed Golden N. Newell and his four family members in Crichton, stealing cash and jewelry. Newell woke at 3 am in a stupor and the thief took money from under the mattress. the family endured lingering effects next day.
March 14 report from Palm Beach notes Henry M. Flagler owner of the Florida East Coast railroad is confined at home with his condition improving. Rumors claim a fracture from a fall at the Flagler residence persist but lack confirmation.
The New York case centers on Henry C rm, fire insurance adjuster, and Isador Stein known as Izzy the Painter. Freeman testified he built a legitimate business earning about 25 000 a year from a 400 000 annual operation with cars ready for fires and six solicitors in districts handling losses with insurers.
In Selma Alabama on March 14 professional yeggmen blew open the Randall Brothers store safe at Marion Junction fourteen miles west of Selma. About 51 dollars were taken. The explosion woke resident W S Randall and others who found the safe contents scattered. Deputies notified but no arrests reported.
Fleisher and Carpenter of Louisiana acquired possession of 100000 plus acres of timber land at the east end of St. Andrews Bay in western Florida. Valued at more than $500,000. The notice also advertises a wartime spectacle at the Royal Theatre with admissions 10 cents for adults and 6 cents for children.
In a March report from Anniston Alabama the Southern Railway Company outlines extensive track improvements between Anniston and Birmingham. Workers lay new cross ties and ballast to secure traffic while recent rains washed sections. upgraded engines and the fast Birmingham special necessitate better track attention.
Laredo Texas March 14 No confirmation of the reported capture and execution of Governor Carranza the Coahuila constitutionalist leader has yet been obtainable here. The report appeared on a private telegram. The Texas Mexican border is quiet today and fighting in Mexico opposite the line is inland at least one hundred miles to avoid immediate trouble. The border is closely watched by federal troops as a precaution.
Naval enlistments at recruiting stations in February surpassed last year by 171 men. Since the start of the year the total enlistments pleased Navy officials, with the low point reached December 24 and a net gain of 76 men since then.
Associated Press reports Hayden and Charles Meyers pleaded guilty to robbing the National Bank of Huntsville about a year ago. They were sentenced to ten years and one year respectively and face additional charges in a Kansas Southern train robbery near Poteau Oklahoma last October.
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