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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1914

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Detective Schade Leads Chase by Air to Catch Hotel Thief

In Miami on March 28 Detective Schade, noted for pursuing a hotel thief, used an aeroplane to track a suspect who had fled Florida resorts aboard a Bahamas steamship. The chase involved a wireless alert to Captain Witmer and the Edith to pursue twenty miles offshore where the aircraft overtook the vessel.

Miami Fila Aero Club Schade Florida Bahamas Charles C. Witmer Edith Witmer

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Nine Southern States Owe Heavy Debts in England

London report by Associated Press lists nine U S states Arkansas Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina and West Virginia as debtors to British bondholders totaling over 75 million dollars not including interest. It notes Alabama lacks reliable figures and cites excuses from states about Civil War era or irregular bond issues while Honduras Guatemala and Santo Domingo are mentioned among defaulters.

Associated Press London United States Council of Oew Corporation of Foreign Bondhold Republic of Guatemala Foreign Office Guatemala Republic of Honduras United States of America Arkansas Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina West Virginia Regia Tiqueteness Viscount Goschen Great American Union Santo Domingo Tennessee North

Wife Buys Back Husband From Rival For One Dollar

Cincinnati report says Mrs. Stella Smith paid $1 to reclaim her husband from Mrs. Julia Stehlein after a legal complaint. The judge noted the payment reimbursed Stehlein for her costs and approved the transfer of Smith to Mrs. Smith.

Cincinnati Stella Smith Smith

Chicago to Establish First U S Psychopathic Laboratory

Chicago municipal court to open a laboratory for study of defendants to aid sentencing. Head Dr William J Hickson from Vineland New Jersey with associate Miss Mary R Campbell of Milwaukee. Project backed by judges to examine cases from police and juvenile courts for better outcomes.

Associated Press Chicago United States Near Futre William J. Hickson Vineland N. J Berlin Mary R. Campbell Milwaukee Johns Hopkins Harvard University Justice Olson Court of Domestic Relations Cook County Juvenile Court

Brisebois Named Head Bookkeeper for Mobile and Ohio

J. H. Brisebois becomes head bookkeeper for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company with J. A. Richards promoted to head side-line bookkeeper. The changes follow the resignation of H. P. Dykes to join the Interstate Commerce Commission in Chicago. The bookkeeping bureau is merged with the disbursements bureau, extending L. H. Copeland’s duties.

J. H. Brisebois Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company J. A. Richards H. P. Dykes Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago Comptroller’s Department of the Mobile and Ohio L. H. Copeland

R. V. Taylor Returns From Meridian Address

Vice President and General Manager R. V. Taylor of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company returned to the city Saturday morning from Meridian Mississippi where he spoke to the Railroad Y M C A. and received a big reception. He joined the workers in the Y M C A membership campaign on Saturday.

R. V. Taylor Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Meridian Miss Mr. Taylor

Spring Freshets Cause Floods Across New York State

Flooding sweeps multiple valleys as spring freshet begins. In Troy merchants move goods inland while Amsterdam loses part of the Mohawk bridge. Rivers threaten Binghamton Syracuse Ithaca Schenectady with rising water and packed ice near Schenectady Scotia and the Erie canal aqueduct.

Associated Press New York Troy Amsterdam Binghamton Syracuse Ithaca Schenectady Scotia Bedford

Hobson Hobson Hobson at Citronelle Chautauqua Debate

Miss Meddie Hamilton during the round table hour praised Hobson and debated the Alabama senatorial race. She argued the nation watches the race and that Hobson leads temperance, while endorsing Underwood’s credit and noting Alabama lags ten years behind Hobson. Hobson spoke last Sunday but did not solicit votes.

Citronelle United States Alabama Underwood Hobson

Forney Johnston To Speak To Voters In Mobile Square

State Campaign Manager Forney Johnston of the Oscar W. Underwood committee arrived in Mobile from Birmingham and will address voters tonight on St Joseph street opposite Bienville Square. A large crowd is expected as the speaking tour concludes with State Senator Oscar Lewis addressing Creola precinct voters in Mobile County.

Forney Johnston Oscar W. Underwood Mobile Birmingham St. Joseph Street Bienville Square Oscar Lewis Underwood Mobile County Creola

Flynn Improves After Appendicitis On Way to Mobile

J. J. Flynn cashier of the First National Bank of Louisville Kentucky improved after being stricken with appendicitis en route to Mobile for St Patrick's Day festivities. He is reported in a stable condition and under medical care awaiting further treatment.

J. J. Flynn First National Bank of Louisville Mobile

Administration supporters buoyant over Panama tolls repeal efforts

In the U S House of Representatives the repeal of the Panama canal tolls exemption moved forward amid party lines. Representative Adamson predicted passage by a large majority and anticipated gains from yesterday's rule vote, while minority leaders Underwood Fitzgerald Mann and others kept up a broadside against the bill. A packed gallery watched as speakers argued the measure ahead of a likely final vote early next week.

Associated Press Washington Adamson Panama Underwood Representative Fitzgerald Mann Clarke

Cooper Writes Autobiography in Prison Cell

Oakland, Cal March 28. Harry Westwood Cooper a bigamist and forger is compiling an autobiography from prison memories. Oakland police seek extradition to face bigamy charges after a record lists three bigamous marriages five elopements four imprisonments ten forgeries and numerous smaller acts.

Oakland Cal Harry Westwood Cooper South Africa Walter Petersen Oakland Police Department Cooper Charlies Ernest Chaldwick Sydney Brisbane Queensland San Quentin California Tessie van Velden

Father McCreary To Preach Twice Sunday

Mission services at St. Joseph's Church led by Rev. John Mc Creary begin with a 9 o'clock solemn high mass on Sunday. He will explain the mission and its aims. At 7 30 that evening he will speak on The Object of Life.

St. Joseph's Church John McCreary

Highest Circle Contest Solution Record

The highest solution for Friday reached 23 001 as checked yesterday. Charles J. submitted the entry with the noted digits and the final report records the value.

Charles J

Toledo Car Line Defies Three-Cent Fare Ordinance

In Toledo Ohio the Railway and Light Company prepares to resist the Schreiber three cent fare by directing conductors to refuse the 3 cent rate and charge regular fare. The ordinance, effective 12:01 am Saturday, allows free carriage if riders refuse to pay. The move marks the climax of a twelve year franchise fight.

Associated Press Toledo Ohio Toledo Railway and Light Company Schreiber Railway and Light Company

Munitions Bought by Buerta's Agent on the Other Side

John Wesley DeKay of New York, former president of the Mexican National Banking Company, sailed for New York after negotiating for Provisional President Huerta in Europe. He arranged 240 Creusot guns and 10,000,000 rounds of ammunition to be sent to Mexico within a week from France. Additional passengers included Irwin B. Laughlin, secretary of the United States embassy.

Associated Press Liverpool John Wesley DeKay New York Mexican National Banking Company Europe Huerta Mexico France Mr. DeKay Mauretania Irwin B. Laughlin United States

Albany Confusion Over Lax Committee Structures

An unclear Albany report describes tensions about nonstandard committees and their oceanic metaphor, noting strains in relations and the intention behind evolving governance. The fragment hints at debates over authority and organizational aims without concrete details.

Albany New York Ocean

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