Mexican Peace Delegates Optimistic on Mediation Outcome
Emilio Rabasa, leader of the three Mexican peace delegates in New York, expressed optimism about the mediation with President Wilson urging a Mexican government setup for possible recognition. The delegates planned to travel to Niagara Falls then return to Mexico City, with reports they may visit Europe.
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Mellen Testifies on New Haven Deals Amid Morgan Fear
Charles S. Mellen resumed his Commerce Commission testimony detailing New Haven Railroad operations and the roles of J Pierpont Morgan and William Rockefeller. He recalled a humiliating Westchester exchange with Morgan and described Byrnes influence as cited from Fourteenth Street. President Wilson’s cabinet met but offered no comment.
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Boston
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Fourteenth Street
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Westchester
Morgan
MacReynolds
Labor Burdened by Opposition Denounces Comer and Miner Strike
W L Harrison speaks at Alabama State Federation of Labor convention denouncing Comer for his record on child labor and the 1907 miners strike. He proclaims organized labor seeks fairness for all and lauds Henderson’s administration while blasting demagogic politics and corporate influence. Continued on Page Five.
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Vernor
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Jeffs
Senators Lose Three Stars to Feds in Contract Pact
Chicago and May 19. Pitcher Walter Johnson catcher Ainsmith and outfielder Clyde Milan of the Senators have signed with the Pittsburg Federals for next season, the Evening Post reports. The trio, among the league’s top stars, will join the Federal club after the current season.
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Clarke County Belle Secretly Weds Cincinnati Man
Miss Jerry Trux Lackland daughter of Judge Lackland Grove Hill Alabama married Clifford H. Cheeseman Cincinnati businessman on May 9 at the First Presbyterian church parsonage Covington Kentucky The couple planned to reside in Cincinnati after their honeymoon all in secret society circles noted the ceremony reported from Cincinnati Ohio May 19.
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Thomas Cheeseman
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Covington
Hugh Laith
Embezzler of $4.95 Sentenced to 30 Days
Dallas Pritchard jailed thirty days on the county road for embezzling $4.95 from J. M. Weinacker while acting as his agent. Carrie Williams received the maximum $500 or 140 days, Luia Baldwin priced at $51 fine or thirty days for vagrancy. The same woman had accused Deputy Sheriff Dennis Lynch.
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J. M. Weinacker
Henry Chamberlain
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Carrie Williams
Luia Baldwin
Dennis ‘Lynch
Three Men Jailed for Lunch Theft in Monroe Park
Lee Hyland Fred Frazier and Cot McDonald were arraigned by Recorder Edington on petit larceny charges and convicted of stealing lunches and other items from Monroe park. Hyland and McDonald received twenty days in jail each while Frazier got thirty days.
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Mobile Excise Commission Approves Liquor Interest Purchase
The Mobile Excise Commission granted William F. Kelly permission to purchase an interest in the retail liquor business owned by Dennis J. Eslava, located at the southwest corner of Manassas and Conception streets, at its regular weekly meeting.
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Mediators Gratified Over Present Outlook
South American mediators in Niagara Falls Ontario express confidence in a swift peace settlement. They expect formal inauguration of mediation tomorrow and trust Mexican delegates, though aligned with Huerta, act for the broader Mexican people and will consider proposals for a stable government.
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President Is Hopeful for Complete Mediation Success
Washington dispatch reports the American mission to the mediation conference moving north as Wilson eyes a successful conclusion. He urged a Mexican government recognized for peace and international duties, while Huerta Zapata and Carranza are noted as factors.
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Thirty Days Penalty Imposed for Assault
Charlie Brown was arraigned in the recorder's court on a charge of assault and battery, brought by Henry Morgan, and sentenced to thirty days in jail by Patrolman J. R. Giddens.
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Weather outlook for Alabama and The Weather Mobile
Parly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with fresh east winds. Alabama forecast shows mostly cloudy nights and Wednesday with variable winds and no precipitation indicated.
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King Haakon Cables Greeting From Mobile Centenary
The cablegram from King Haakon of Norway, addressed Sunday to Mobile Norwegians for their centenary of independence, was received Tuesday. Rev. Andreas Kielland, pastor of the Norwegian Seamen's Mission, says the celebration was the most successful yet held in Mobile for Norwegians.
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Officer Ludlow Faces Requisition Rule After Motorcycle Repair
Mobile city commissioners ruled the motorcycle officer L. 8 Ludlow must pay 69.50 for a repair done without a department requisition. Mayor and commissioners argued no city purchase without proper signed requisition. Schwarz moved to reject the bill. Ludlow offered to pay $10 monthly, but vendors declined. An east Royal street sidewalk petition was laid over for inquiry. An inflammable goods protection ordinance on wharf was adopted. Monthly bills total 20 603.92 were approved. Barter Bailey contract for Lyons Park pavilion was approved.
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J. N. McAleer
Juyons
Barter & Bailey
Lyons’ Park
Mobile excise board orders transparent bar screens approval
The Mobile excise commission requires saloons planning wire screens to submit mesh specifications and display obstructions to open view. The rule allows or denies screens per case, aiming for sanitary flies control while keeping bar areas visible where possible.
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Predicts Revolt in Mexico City by Dr. Urrutia
Vera Cruz reports ex minister of interior Dr. Aureliano Urrutia fears assassination plots by Huerta loyalists and foresees a general revolt in Mexico City. He left the capital with his family under American protection, planning to sail to Europe when safe.
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