Lacy and the $90,000 embezzlement case in Alabama
Governors and investigators weigh the fate of Theodore Lacy amid claims he may return $90,000 in unaccounted funds from the convict department. Witnesses including W. A. Connolly and Adjutant General Scully cited near Dexter Avenue and South Court.
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Dickinson
O'Neal
Lacy
W. A. Connolly
Exchange National Bank
Scully
Dexter Avenue
South Court
Montgomery
Ala
Theodore Lacy
O’neal
Alabama
Burns
Feel Bully Head Clear Stomach Sweet Cascarets
An old advertisement urges readers to take Cascarets to cleanse bowels and improve digestion. It claims a Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning, promoting head clarity, a sweet stomach, and regular liver and bowels, with a 10 cent box for ongoing use.
Garden Sage Darkens Gray Hair Naturally
An old advertisement touts Garden Sage with Sulphur as a natural hair darkener. It claims a subtle, even shade that conceals gray and restores hair lustre. The copy references Wyeths Sage and Sulphur and mentions a downtown druggist and Van Antwerp Drug Corp as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Montenegro King Rebuffs Austrian Demands Over Scutari
King Nicholas of Montenegro replied to Austria over Scutari bombardment. He keeps bombardment to forts, blocks non combatants from leaving, and rejects a wartime commission to investigate the Austrian priest Palicho death. He also refuses to renounce his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nicholas
Montenegro
Austria
Scutari
Palicho
Lightning Strikes Covington Jail Knocks Chimney Down
A storm battered Covington Kentucky and lightning struck the county jail. The 15 foot chimney toppled, sending sixty prisoners from iron cots and creating a scene as if the cell was on fire. All prisoners were negroes and unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Covington
Deaths and Funerals Charles Pfieger and Mary Tacon
The funeral procession for Charles Pfieger, a railroad engineer killed near Sterling Colorado, traveled through Mobile to Grand Bay Alabama. Mary Rosa Corinne Tacon, 22, daughter of Felix and Mary Tacon, died after a lingering illness at 105 St Stephens Road, survived by four brothers and a sister, noted for her devout Catholic faith.
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Charles Pfieger
Sterling
Col
Mobile
Grand Bay
Ala
Mary R. C. Tacon
Mary Rosa Corinne Tacon
St. Stephens Road
Felix. Tacon
George
Morgis
Leon
Louis Tacon
Sophie Tacon
Funeral services announced for Friday at four
The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Charles Wittman of Crenshaw Undertaking Company accompanied the remains to Grand Bay.
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Charles Wittman
Crenshaw Undertaking
Conear
Grand Bay
H. P
Willie Robertson
Pine Crest Cemetery
Mrs Pitards Mourned. Local Charity Worker Dies
Mrs. Mery A Pitards wife of John H Pitard native of Mobile died Thursday at her home 161 Eslava Street after a lingering illness. She was a member of St Francis Street Methodist Church and known in church and charity circles. Survived by her husband two sons Robert H and Eugene M Pitard four daughters Claudia Loutta Edwina and Irma two sisters Andre Robertson and Mrs G W Tutwiler two brothers.
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Mery A. Pitards
John H. Pitard
Mobile
Eslava Street
St. Francis Street
Funeral of Mrs. David H. Nie Held at Whistler
Wednesday afternoon the funeral for Mrs. David H. Nie was held from the family residence in Whistler. Rev. J. W. Rethardt of the Whistler Methodist church conducted the service and the remains were laid to rest in Elam cemetery. Pallbearers included G. L. Ford, Jerrey S. Davison, George Steadham, George Goleman, John Sheldt, James Sumrall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Nie
Whistler
J. W. Rethardt
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Mous
Victor Victrola
Music House
Dauphin ST. Mobile
van Antwerp Drug Corp, Agtx
Covington, KY
Neal
Wilkinson St
Corner
Conti
Tennessee
R. Betttner
D. H. Nichole
Dauphin Street
Walter Mitchell
Bray
Bry
Gingham
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