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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1913

Page

6

Phagan Murder Case Takes New Political Turn in Atlanta

The Mary Phagan murder probe in Fulton County intersects with mayoral politics as police chief Beavers faces opposition. Affidavits claim Col. Felder sought papers to frame Beavers, while Felder denies paying for evidence and promises a full reply. Grand jury weighs case against Leo Frank and Newt Lee as revelations surface about police investigators.

Associated Press Atlanta Mary Thagan Fulton County Grand Beavers Phawan N. A. Sanford Col. Felder Cole Blease South Carolina George M. Gentry Col. W. T. Gentry Southern Bell and Cumberland Telephone Companies Phagan Sanford Atlanta Police Department Felder Criminal Court Woodward Dorsey Joe” Brown Jack” Slaton A. S. Colgar Five Point E. O. Miles Miles Police Colemans Coleman Leo M. Frank Mary Phagan Newt Lee

Peace Jubilee Plans Center on Queen Victoria Statue

American committeemen shaping 1914-15 peace centennial events in United States and Britain. A statue of Queen Victoria to be erected in Washington under a women's committee, a heroic Lincoln statue to Britain, and a historical costume ball to honor peace. Chicago aims for 100000 dollars. similar observances planned in Washington and Boston.

Associated Press New York Queen Victoria Washington Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Chicago America John A. Stewart Boston Hi. S. Morris Ferris Europe

Gourdain relatives deny death rumor of swindler Parisian

Immediate relatives of Louis A. Gourdain in New Orleans refute reports he died in London. Mrs Gourdain says he is alive but offers no source. J K Gourdain, his brother and local clerk, suspects he is in the United States.

Associated Press New Orleans Louis A. Gourdain London J. K. Gourdain Gourdain Mr. Bourdain

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound praised for cough relief

A Omaha resident attests Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured his daughter's severe cough and cold during a flood era, claiming the product helped his wife manage household duties and noting years of positive results from use.

Omaha Ohio Foley L. Poole California St van Antwerp Drug Corporation

Italians Led Into Trap at Sidi Garba May 16 Battle

Report from Rome dated May 24 recounts Italian Gambretti troops facing Arabs at Sidi Garba Tripoli. Initial Italian losses listed as 79 killed 260 wounded but later tally shows 1000 missing or dead or captured. Italians numbered 6000. Arabs believed to be 2000 but actually 10000 led by 300 Turkish officers with cannon. Arabs feigned retreat then attacked, forcing a retreat and leaving artillery and supplies to the enemy.

Associated Press Rome Gambretti Sidi Garba Tripoli Eanly

Cobb Still Leading In Batting Average

Ty Cobb maintains the top pace with a .491 average for Detroit as Crandall New York and McDonald Boston exceed .429 to rank behind him. Other NL players Cravath Sallee Killi fer and Jackson also post strong weekly marks while Milan and Bush steal bases in the American League.

Associated Press Chicago Detroit Moeller Washington Herzog New

Criminals Banded to Protect Each Other in San Francisco

District Attorney Charles F. Fickert alleges a long standing organized system within the San Francisco police, active since 1905, aiding confidence men and shielding criminals from victims. Eight policemen are on trial for assisting the operations of these con artists.

Associated Press San Francisco Charles F. Fickert

Balcony Collapse Injures Twenty at Central High

In Akron on May 24 a balcony in the Central High School auditorium collapsed during a rehearsal for an oratorio. Twenty students from Central and South high schools were injured, many girls among them, but officials believed no one would die.

Associated Press Akron Ohio Central South High Central High School

Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad

A local reader credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with relief from kidney pains and warning signs of trouble. The ad promotes the Quaker remedy as beneficial for kidney issues and notes sales through Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York.

Bright Doan Albert Bergmann Foley Ala Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

St Elmo Church to be Dedicated Sunday

Dedication of the Church of St Agnes at St Elmo will occur Sunday morning at 8:30. Right Rev Edward P Allen bishop of Mobile will preside. Solemn high mass led by Rev Emmett B Kennedy with music by St Matthews Bayou la Batre choir. Bishop Allen will confirm a class of sixteen.

S&st. Agnes St. Elmo Edward P. Allen Mobile Emmet B. Kennedy St. Matthew’s Bayou la Batre Allen

Evangelist Turner to Lead Salvation Army Service in Mobile

Rev F M Turner the well known evangelist stopping in Mobile for a few days will conduct the Salvation Army meeting Sunday night at the hall his five year old son assisting in the service Turner is familiar with Mobile having engaged in city mission work here about ten years ago for two years

F. M. Turner Mobile Hall of the Salvation Army

Notable Scorers Tie Atop National Lead

York leads the National with 12 points followed by R Myers of Boston with 11 and Murray Merkle and Lo bert each on ten for New York and Philadelphia respectively.

York R. Myers Boston Murray New York Merkle Lobert Philadelphia

100 000 Vote Booster Package Advertised

An OCR text lists numerous product labels and coupons with 30 000 vote bonuses, plus a COMBINATION VOTE OFFER of 100 000 votes. It details early bird labels, theatre coupons, food wrappers, and household brands, ending with a note that the package costs $1.25 and can be bought at grocers.

Sherwin-Williams Gulf City Crown Theatre Columbia Early Bird New Life Edge Kingsford Knox Norris Swift Pride Uneek Weinacker Ise

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