Montgomery Shriners Headed to Dallas for Shrine Charter
Several hundred Shriners from Montgomery and nearby counties left on a special train for Dallas Texas to seek a dispensation for a Montgomery Shrine temple at the Imperial Council meeting. Attendees include wives and daughters with the Rochester New York Damascus Temple party. Local dignitaries welcomed the visitors at the capitol and governor's office with speakers outlining support for Montgomery's shrine quest.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgom
Weit
Atlanta
Montgomery Shriners
Shriners
Damascus Temple
Rochester
N. Y
Convention of Shriners
Dallas
Texas
Country Club
Masonic Home
Capitol
John H. Wallace, Jr
Daniel W. Troy
Wallace
Charles S. Schmidt
Frederick R. Smith
Rabban
Imperial Council of Shriners
Rochester Temple
L. and N to Seek Rehearing in Western Union Case
Colonel George W. Jones announces that the Louisville and Nashville Railroad will file for rehearing in the U S Supreme Court over its right of way condemnation dispute with Western Union Telegraph Company. The high court ruled poles and wires may be condemned across L and N tracks in Birmingham Selma cases. If denied, damages to L and N will be determined.
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Montgomery
Ala
George W. Jones
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Cartier
Supreme Court
High Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Birmingham
Selma
Alabama
Louisville
Nashville
Edward de Graffenreid
Cause of Impure Blood Druggist Tells of Best Remedy
An ad extols Vinci cod liver and iron tonic as the best cure for weak or devitalized blood, linking blood health to digestion and liver function. It cites a Schenectady case of recovery, urges use of Vinci, and offers a money-back guarantee. Also promotes Saxo skin remedy from Van Antwerp's Drug Corp in Mobile, Alabama.
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Vinci
Schenectady
N. Y
Hailie Hall
van Antwerp’s Drug Corporation, Inc
Mobile
Ala
P. S
Saxo
Mobile Transfer Company Baggage Service at Residence
The Mobile Transfer Company checks baggage at your residence and delivers it to the station by auto truck. 57 North Royal St. Both phones.
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North Royal ST
Accurate Doctor Figures Agree Diabetes Case
Joseph Justice a Chicago businessman was diagnosed with diabetes by two physicians and later cleared by a Chicago specialist after treatment with Fulton’s Diabetic Compound. He reports improved health after three weeks and recommends the remedy to others over fifty, noting a $20 consultation.
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Joseph Justice
Chicago
Randolph Street
Columbus
Justice
Fulton
van Antwerp
Drug Corp
Jno
J. Fulton Co
San Francisco
Will Joe Fuller Collapses After Jail Shooting
Montgomery May 9 Will Joe Fuller the young attorney who forced his way into the county jail Monday and shot Bernard Tarver a prisoner has collapsed and may die His mind and now his physical condition are grave He has posted bond and is at the Fuller home in Cloverdale Judge Armstead Brown has ordered the Montgomery grand jury to meet in special session to consider Fuller case and also the killing of David A Thurman a constable May 1 plus a Negro killing at Mount Meigs Warrants charging assault to murder and carrying a concealed pistol are pending against Fuller in the inferior court
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Montgomery
Ala
Will Joe Fuller
Bernard Tarver
Fuller
Cloverdale
Armstead Brown
Montgomery Grand Jury
David A. Thurman
Mount Meigs
O'Neal
Washington
Judge Brown
Brown
Episcopal council opposes changing church name
In Tuscaloosa on May 9 the Episcopal council directed delegates to the New York general convention to vote against any change in the church name. Clerical delegates named include Stewart McQueen Montgomery E A Penick E W Gamble Selma Matthew Brewster Mobile. Lay delegates listed are W W Screws W H Taylor Montgomery Robert Jemison D M Drennan Birmingham.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Episcopal Council
New York City
Hias
Stewart McQueen
Montgomery
E. A. Penick
E. W. Gamble
Selma
Matthew Brewster
Mobile
W. W. Screws
W. H. Taylor
Robert Jemison
D. M. Drennan
Birmingham
Young Kansas Heiress to Wed Rich Parisian
Miss Francis Scoville of Seneca announces her engagement to Walter De Mumm of Paris, a millionaire manufacturer and sportsman. Daughter of C C Scoville, Seneca Citizens' State Bank president, she has spent years traveling in Europe and is currently in Switzerland. The wedding date is June 2.
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Associated Press
Seneca
Kas
Hay
Francis Scoville
Walter de Mumm
Paris
Miss Scoville
C C. Scoville
Citizens’ State Bank of
Europe
Switzerland
de Mumm
Birmingham and Southeastern Railroad to open between Tallassee and Eclectic
The Birmingham and Southeastern Railroad will begin operation between Tallassee and Eclectic on June 1, completing a 25 mile gap from Union Springs to Tallassee. The line aims to extend to Birmingham and further south to the Gulf. W. M. Blount of Upton Springs is president.
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B. & S. E. Railroad
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham and Southeastern Railroad
Tallassee
Eclectic
Union Springs
Birmingham
Gulf
W. M. Blount
Upton Springs
General Ismael Montes Elected President of Bolivia
La Paz report states General Ismael Montes was elected president of Bolivia yesterday succeeding Dr El Cedero Villa zoom who served as chief executive since 1995.
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Bolivia
Associated Press
LA Pas
Ismael Montes
Republic of Bolivia
el Cedero Villazon
Lowell urges early education and marriage at seventeen
President A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard urges sending boys to college at seventeen. He argues delaying college to eighteen or nineteen delays professional entry and marriage, advocating less discipline and earlier maturity for better outcomes. He warns older students risk poorer results.
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Associated Press
Chicago
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Dr. Lowell
State Cash Box Replenished With 70 000 in New Funds
Montgomery Alabama May 9 The state treasury gained 70 000 with Jefferson and Montgomery counties supplying 61 000 Tax Collector George B Tarrant sent in 50 000 Charles B Teasley Montgomery contributed 11 000 The balance 9 000 came from various taxes and other receipts The treasury expects relief and Treasurer Purifoy says the state isn t broke yet.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jefferson
Montgomery Counties
George B. Tarrant
State Tax Commission
Tennessee, Coal, Iron and Railroad Company and Subsidiary Corporation
Dinner honors Secretary Bryan in Baltimore gathering
A dinner in Baltimore last night honored Secretary of State W. J. Bryan. Hosted by Charles H. Grasty, editor of the Baltimore Sun, the event drew over 100 guests including A. Mitchell Palmer, Senator Saulsbury, J. E. Osborne, J. P. Tumulty, Richard Evelyn Byrd, Pleasant A. Stovall, and C. S. Jackson.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
W. J. Bryan
Charles H. Grasty
Baltimore Sun
A. Mitchell Palmer
Wilson
House of Representatives
United States
Saulsbury
Delaware
J. E.osborne
J. P. Tumulty
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Virginia House of Delegates
Pleasant A. Stovall
Savannah
C. 8. Jackson
Portland¢Oregon Journal
Johnson Orders Inquiry Into Clubhouse Fight
President Johnson of the American League ordered an investigation of the fist fight between Boston and Cleveland players in the clubhouse on Wednesday afternoon. Umpire Connelly said he knew nothing beyond newspaper reports. Johnson instructed him to quickly establish the facts. Johnson plans to accompany the White Sox and the New York Nationals on their world tour next winter at Miskey's invitation.
Jurist Peter B. McLennan Dies After Fall at Club
Presiding Justice Peter B. McLennan of Syracuse, a renowned member of the New York Fourth Department Appellate Division, fell while descending stairs at the Genesee Valley Club and fractured his skull, dying without regaining consciousness at age sixty two.
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Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Peter B. McLennan
Syracuse
Fourth Department
Genesee Valley Club
Grudge-Fueled Slaying Sparks Alabama Arrest
Nels Woodham shot and killed C. T. Walding near Ozark Alabama on Wednesday afternoon. Walding was struck three times. The sheriff traveled twenty miles after the alert and Woodham was jailed within three hours. Both men were prominent locals.
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Ozark
Ala
Nels Woodham
C. T. Walding
Walding
Woodham
Dodson's Liver Tone Endorsed by Druggists for Safety
Safe for children and best for you Dodson's Liver Tone is advertised as a dependable remedy avoiding calomel risks. The ad promises druggists guarantee satisfaction and a refund of the purchase price if the product fails to prove its safety and effectiveness.
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Dodson
Suit for Refund Will Be Retried In Mobile Case
The Supreme Court refused to grant a rehearing in the County of Mobile v. Judge Price Williams Jr. Probate Court. The refund suit contends money paid to the official was illegal and the case returns to law and equity court for merit. Bondsmen are named in the action. The lower court initially favored the officer, then a non-suit for the county, and a settlement is pending.
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Supreme Court
County of Mobile
Price Williams, Jr
Probate Court
State Examiners of Public Accounts
Law and Equity Court
Berney
Unty
Justice. DeGraffe
Flag Presentation at Prichard School
A large American flag was presented to the Prichard School trustees by Whistler council No 20 J O U A M with Mobile Council No 5 assistance. J W Butterley chaired the program while Dr H J Krudop acted as master of ceremonies and Rev J W Rheinhart gave the invocation. Aubrey Boyles presented the flag and Rev J D Wilkes accepted it. The event drew many school children and parents.
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Prichard
Whistler Council
Mobile Council No. 5
J. W. Butterley
H. J. Krudop
Mobile Council
Judge Price Williams Drain on County Funds Questioned
Examiners calculated $11,000 owed by Judge Price Williams to the county but a subsequent re check by the chief examiner reduced the amount to about $5,000. The case centers on services deemed unaffordable by law and not eligible for compensation.
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Price Williams
Hardware men honor outing on Pleasure Bay trip
Members of the Southern Jobbers Association enjoyed a Mobile Bay cruise aboard the Pleasure Bay. Ex-president W. L. Sanford of Sherman Texas praised the entertainment committee led by Waring Harrison, calling the trip the most enjoyable and successful he had ever taken.
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Southern Aware Jobbers Association
Middle Light
Mobile Bay
Pleasure Bay
W. L. Sanford
Sherman, Tex
Waring Harrison
Association
Matthew Brewster
William D. Stratton
Mulloy Hanged for Merchant’s Death in Tennessee
Pat Mulloy, charged with killing Herman Henning, a Nashville merchant, on August 6, 1909, was executed at daybreak at the state prison. He died protesting innocence after a lengthy legal fight including two governor’s respites. authorities reported finding a sharpened weapon during a prison search. The article notes cordial prison visit accommodations and thanks to local groups and hospitality providers.
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Nashville
Tenn
Pat Mulloy
Herman Henning
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Askin & Marine CO
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Renpeiae
Williams
the Prichard School
Mulloy
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