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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1913

Page

4

Mitchel Named for Fine Office in New York

President Wilson nominated John Parson Mitchel independent Democrat president of the New York City board of aldermen to be collector of the port of New York, a $12 000 post with an army of officers. The choice ends a two month faction fight among New York leaders as McAdoo O'Gorman and White House aides agreed. Mitchel had been reluctant due to a looming mayoralty race but accepted after telegraphic urging from the president.

Associated Press Ig Agi John Par- Mitchel Board of Alderon New York City Wilson Port of New York William Loeb, Jr White House New York State Frank K. Polk McAdoo Treasury Department O'Gorman Mitchel Capitol Senator O'Gorman Mr. Mitchel Senate

Electric Bitters Save Failing Stomachs and Livers

Tired-out, nervous men and women gain energy and appetite by using Electric Bitters. Mrs. O Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York praises it as a great gift and credits its health benefits to the stomach liver and kidneys. Get a bottle to see the difference priced at 50 cents and one dollar recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.

O. Rhinevault Vestal Center N. Y van Antwerp Drug Corp

Eight Hundred Horses Seized by Rebels Near Solidaditos

In Solidaditos Solidaditos Solidaditos region eight hundred government horses were abandoned to advancing rebels as caretakers fled in automobiles. Rebels led by a large force moved toward Solidaditos leaving the horses corraled. The rebel base is at San Fernando about 30 miles south.

Associated Press Matamoras Mexico Solidaditas Solidaditos San Fernando

Dr Kings New Life Pills Claim Constipation Cure

Sanbury Pennsylvania man John Supsic praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as best for constipation indigestion and liver complaint. Advertisement notes price and urges use.

Mrs. Longstreet Loses Gainesville Postmaster Race

Mrs. Helen Longstreet, widow of a Confederate general, failed to gain reappointment as postmaster of Gainesville Georgia. President Wilson’s choice to succeed her was H W Hamm after Burleson cited poor office management. Longstreet’s supporters urged Senate, sending telegrams and petitions. An appeal she filed argued outside influences.

Associated Press Washington Helen Longstreet Gainesville H.W. J. Hamm Wilson Georgia Burleson

London Rabbi Moses Hyamson Joins New York Congregation

The Rev Dr Moses Hyamson a London rabbi and Jewish publicist is elected minister of Congregation Orach Chaim in New York succeeding Rev Dr Joseph Hertz who became chief rabbi of Great Britain Hyamson will earn 5000 dollars annually the largest salary for an Orthodox Jewish congregation in the city

Associated Press New York Moses Hyamson London England Orach Chaim Joseph H. Hertz Great Britain Hyamson Arias

Crater in Hawaii Turned into Fortress

A saucer shaped crater near Diamond Head in Hawaii is described as a natural fortress forming a link in the defense of Honolulu. The crater walls are lava and resist projectiles, according to dispatches from Honolulu.

Crater Hawaii Associated Press San Francisco May Sam Diamond Head Hawai Islands Honolulu Ding

Boy Discovers Trestle Fire Saves Train near Weston

Weston West Virginia May 8 Robert Brinkley flagged a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train after spotting a burning trestle in the mountains. The underpinning had burned away but the boy’s warning allowed the train carrying 150 passengers to halt while a support was erected and delays were avoided.

Associated Press Weston W. Va Robert Brinkley Baltimore & Ohio

Government to buy 93 000 acres of mountain land in four states

The National Forest Reservation Commission approved purchasing about 93 000 acres in Virginia Tennessee North Carolina and West Virginia toward expanding the Appalachian and White Mountain reservations. Major tracts include 38 400 acres in Massanutten Virginia and 32 660 acres in Frederick Shenandoah counties Virginia and Hardy County West Virginia. Unicoi Tennessee sees a new watershed area. Overall 600 000 acres have been acquired to date with plans for up to 5 000 000 acres. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is highly recommended by readers. For sale by dealers.

Associated Press Washington Virginia Tennessee North Carolina West Virginia National Forest Reservation Commission Appalachian and White Mountain Forest Massanuten Page Warren Shenandoah Potomac Purchase Frederick Hardy County Nantahala Macon County Unicoi County Tenn White Mountain

Principal Fired Over Dining With Negro Servant

Texarkana Arkansas May 8 A Texas side city principal D A Stephenson of Central High School was summarily discharged after dining with a Negro servant at his home. He was warned to plead before the board but did not appear. His remark that Theodore Roosevelt once dined with a Negro at the White House helped seal his removal. He left Texarkana noon today for his Hickory Missouri home.

Associated Press Texarkana Ark D. A. Stephenson Central High School Texas Theodore Roosevelt White House Stephenson Hickory

Membership Nearly Doubled at Iron Workers Union

Fort Wayne Indiana May 8 The Amalgamated Association of Iron Tin and Steel Workers reports membership nearly 8 000 after a year of growth at the annual convention. The president says the rise reflects renewed activity and organizing success.

Associated Press Fort Wayne Ind Amalgamated Association of Iron, Tin and Steel Workers

Praise This Remedy For Lung Trouble

Readers across the country praise Eckman’s Alterative as effective for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. A testimonial from Sister Marie of the Sisters of St Francis notes dramatic recovery after seven years of illness including tuberculosis and hemorrhages. Beckman’s Alterative is claimed to be non narcotic non habit forming and is sold by Braswell’s Drug Store with a Philadelphia lab offering a recovery booklet.

Eckman St. Mary's Academy O'Neill Nebraska Columbus Ohio Sister Marie Sisters of St. Francis Beckman Braswell Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

War aeroplane held by Uncle Sam

The war aeroplane bought in Los Angeles for Sonora rebellion troops was captured by Deputy U S Marshal Johnson and is now at Pike's Ranch near Tucson. Two foreign men in charge were arrested for violating neutrality laws. They claimed the craft and sought appeals to French and British ambassadors as they await Washington orders.

Associated Press Tucson Ariz Los Angeles Sonora United States Johnson Pike's Ranch Smith France Meson Washington

Debs and Associates Freed of Charges in Kansas Case

Federal cases against Eugene V. Debs and J I Sheppard with Fred Warren were dismissed in Fort Scott Kansas after attorney general instructions. Indicted last year for obstruction of justice over witnesses leaving the country related to a Girard Socialist paper and a Leavenworth mail misuse case.

Associated Press Fort Scott Kas Eugene V. Debs J. I. Sheppard Fred Warren Girard Debs Sheppard Warren Federal Grand Jury J. A. Wayland Phifer Leavenworth Debs, Warren and J. P. McDonough Kansas City Leavenworth Penitentiary California Sulette

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