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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1913

Page

6

Second mistrial in Gibson case reported

The jury in Burton W. Gibson's murder case against Rosa Menschik Szabo failed to reach a verdict after nearly 25 hours of deliberation and was discharged. A prior trial also ended without a verdict. An assistant district attorney has warrants for forgery and larceny related to Szabo's estate, with possible transfer to New York county authorities.

Associated Press Newburgh N. Y Burton W. Gibson Rosa Menschik Szabo Gibson Deacola Murphy New York County Szabo S

Inefficiency of gas OIL SERVICE

A government report to the senate criticizes the civil service system for enforcing state quotas and lowering efficiency. It urges raising the first choice standard to 85 and prioritizing applicants over 85, while noting mileage allowances for those hired outside Washington. It argues quotas ignore states’ internal hires.

Washington Senate Wilson Eonomy and Coefficientecy Commission United States Civil Service Overman Jimmy Bob van Ant Werp

Thousands Receive the Pope’s Blessing in Rome

In Rome on May 30 three thousand people gathered in the Sandamas court to see the pope. He stood in the central balcony of the Raphael Loggia above Innocent’s fountain, surrounded by archbishops and bishops as bugles sounded and the crowd knelt for the apostolic benediction.

Associated Press Rome Sandamas Raphael Loggia Innocent

Double Murder Still Unsolved in Atlanta Case

Authorities in Fulton and Dekalb counties probe the murder of Mrs. Sarah Stevens and her daughter Nellie whose charred bodies were found in the ashes of their home. Wade Stevens 19 was located in Chattanooga and brought back, while William Stevens the husband learned of the tragedy after returning from the Confederate reunion and vows to pursue the culprits.

Associated Press Atlanta Fulton Dekalb Sarah Stevens Nellie Stevens Wade Stevens Chattanooga Young Stevens William Stevens

A Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments

An 19th century patent medicine ad touts the Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles in men and women and says it treats bladder issues in children. It claims a bottle provides two months of treatment and offers mail delivery for $1 plus Alabama testimonials. Sold by druggists, with address listed as Dr KH W Hall in St Louis Missouri.

Texas Wonder Alabama KH. W. Hall Oliverene St. Louis

Tom Furlong Resigns as Mobile Packard Manager for Georgia Post

Tom Furlong popular local packer resigns after nine months as manager of Sulzberger & Sons Co. Mobile branch. He will move to Savannah for a traveling representative role with a Chicago firm in Georgia and Florida. Mrs. Furlong joins him for two weeks with relatives. Jockey and local figure known to business community. token gifts given.

Thomas L. Furlong Sulzberger & Sons Company Packers Savannah Chicago Georgia Florida Furlong Tom” Furlong Mobile Cudahy Packing Company of Alabama

Governor O Neal to Visit Auburn for Homecoming Address

Governor O Neal and his staff will leave Montgomery to attend the Auburn commencement and home-coming events. He will speak at Auburn on Monday at 10 a.m. and review the cadet corps that afternoon.

Montgomery Ala University of Alabama O'Neal Auburn Cadet Corps

Armed Robbers Loot Zinc Payroll. Guard Dies in Shootout

Four masked bandits ambushed a payroll run for Illinois Zinc Company near La Salle UI, killing guard Ben Dierks and wounding three others. A wounded officer fired back allowing a two-buggy payroll escape of $6,000 for 160 miners. The bandits, former zinc workers, vanished into the woods as the company workers secured the payroll.

Associated Press LA Salle Illinois Zinc Company Here Ben Dierks Zinc Elmer West Dierks West Richmond Oesterle

Electric Bitters touted for health and appetite gains

Weak and nervous people urged to try Electric Bitters as a home remedy for stomach liver and kidney health. Mrs O Rhinevault praises the product from Vestal Center New York and recommends a bottle to see health changes. Priced 50 cents and 1.00, recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.

O. Rhinevault Vestal Center van Antwerp Drug Corp

Pickpockets Even Up With Attorney In Chicago Court

Assistant State's Attorney Bell was robbed of his pocketbook containing 15 dollars while prosecuting two alleged pickpockets in Judge Burke's court. The loss was discovered at lunch, and the purse was found empty on the floor when he returned.

Associated Press Chicago Bell Burke

Judge W. R. Hoyt Dies in Muskogee at 82

Judge W. R. Hoyt former United States commissioner in Alaska and in the Indian Territory died at his Muskogee home yesterday aged 82. He served in federal posts before retirement. Funeral arrangements to be announced locally.

Associated Press Muskogee Okla W. R. Hoyt United States Alaska Indian Territory

Oldest Established Specialist Ad for Health Remedies

Advertisement claims Tina Blood Poison will produce cures for rheumatism nervousness dyspepsia night losses liver diseases stricture private diseases discharges and women’s womb troubles. Promises relief without delay from work.

Willus

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