Jails Criticized by Dr Oates in North Alabama Inspections
Dr W H Oates state prison inspector reported eight county jails in north Alabama with three in good condition two in very bad condition and three in bad condition. Lauderdale Colbert and Walker jails rated good Winston Madison very bad Vernon Lamar fair Franklin and Marion bad. Supreme Court cases follow with various reversals and affirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Oates
State Prison Inspection Department
Henderson
Alabama
Lauderdale
Colbert
Walker
Oates
Winston
Madison
Vernon
Lamar
Franklin
Marion
Supreme Court
Alabama Sie
Y Anderson
C. J
Sexton
Court of Appeals
State
Crenshaw Circuit Court
Frank Robbins
Robbins
McClellan
Mobile County
Lizzie Maddox
Mobile Circuit Court
M. L. Wilson
Andalusia Manufacturing Company
Covington Chancery Court
Russell Chancery Court
Sayre
J.—Gulf Coke and Coal Company
J. B. Musgrove
Mobile Law and Equity Court
M. A. Connor
W. T. Ray
Butler Circuit Court
M. D. Forehand
White Sewing Machine Company
Coffee Circuit Court
H. L. Seay
Rebecca N.huggins
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Girl Recover
A Plover Iowa mother reports her 13 year old daughter cured of female weakness after five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes prior doctors offered no help and credits the remedy with restoring regular periods and strength. The ad invites letters for confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Tin Helvig
Plover, Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Confessions of a Wife Mother Waverly’s Wedding Plans
Mollie and Chadwick Hatton plan a wedding discussed by Mrs. Waverly and Madame Symone. Money and social status drive a lavish, long honeymoon beyond Mollie’s quiet wishes. The narrator notes tension between genuine affection and ostentatious society expectations.
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Confessions OF A Wife
Mother Waverly
Madamene
Mother ‘Averly
Harry Symone
Chadwick
Madame Symone
Mollie
Mme. Symone
Mrs. Waverly
Eliene
Mrs. Waverly, Jr
Elrene
Margie
Dé&ek
Harry
Auburn Vanderbilt clash invites Tennessee governor to Birmingham
Governor Henderson invited Tennessee Governor Thomas C. Rye to attend the Auburn Vanderbilt football game in Birmingham on November 13. Henderson promised Rye a sideline seat and a postgame discussion, as Auburn plans a parade and a brief intermission speech by Henderson.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henderson
Thomas C. Rye
Tennessee
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Birmingham
Alabama
Volunteer State
Auburn Tigers
Rye
Commodores
Thomas Bragg
Bragg
Professor Bragg
Troy
Dennis Receives Twenty-Five-Year Murder Sentence
Richard Dennis, a Black man, is sentenced to 25 years in state prison for the murder of Lee Hurd on September 6. The killing occurred on the steamship Bluefields during a dispute as it unloaded bananas at the Mobile and Ohio fruit wharf in Mobile. The jury, consisting of twelve men, delivered the verdict after a full day in city court.
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State Penitentiary
Richard Dennis
Lee Hurd
Dennis
Hurd
Bluefields
Mobile and Ohio
C. Edward Sears
Joseph N. Midgett
Milton A. Eichord
Nicholas Drahan, Sr
Henry M. Spotswood
James J. Deegan
Aimee Smee
Gordon W. King
Camille W. Villa
William Marshall
John H. McGuire
Albert D. Holcombe
Woman saves husband and son from gulf peril
Orange Beach Alabama November 5 A wife and mother alerted others after signaling distress on shore. Her husband H Lowe and their son Elvin, in a disabled trolling skiff without oars, drifted at sea until fishermen spotted the signal, launched a motor boat and towed the skiff to port. Mrs Lowe remains recovering from the ordeal.
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Orange Beach
Ala
H. Lowe
Elvin
Gulf of Mexico
Mrs. Lowe
Lowe
Big Point Persons Learn Sunday Visits in Big Point Miss
Local notes record Mr and Mrs Warren calling on E Parkhurst and family while Rath Long and wife visited Finley Hank and wife at Lily Orchard. Beas of Lily Orchard and Fred Stone and wife joined J W Tree and family. Rev Stowell and wife Sundayed with John Fair and wife. Martin couple visited Helena friends. W A Stowell preached at Union Church Sunday night. D A Storm moved his family from Lily Orchard to a nearby farm.
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Big Point
Miss
Warren
E Parkhurst
Rath Long
Finley Hank
Lily Orchard
Beas
Fred Stone
J. W. Tree
Rev. Stowell
John Fair
Martin
Helena
W. A. Stowell
Union Church
D. A. Storm
First Big Game of Year at Monroe Park Saturday
The opening big football clash at Monroe Park pits Spring Hill Varsity against Mississippi Normal School of Hattiesburg at 3 pm on Saturday. Spring Hill, led by coachs Dr. John O Rush and Red Harris, will field a full lineup as a large crowd is expected with students traveling by special city cars and the Excelsior Brass Band in attendance.
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Monroe Park
Monroe Park Field
Spring Hill Varsity
Mississippi Normal School
Hattiesburg
Miss
College Athletic Association
Mississippi
Spring Hill
John O
Rush
Red” Harris
Ratterman
Karkin
Moreno
Bienvenu
Mackin
Hastings
BE. O'Dowd
Spengler
Boudousquile
Giddens
Excelsior
Mack Wins Amateur Trot at Panama-Pacific Expo
May Mack won the amateur trot at the Panama-Pacific Expo harness meeting in San Francisco, taking the San Francisco Wing Club prize of 2,000 dollars. The Proof captured the 2:17 pace and Verna McKinney won the breeders' futurity in straight heats. A rear admiral is to the front a good deal.
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Mack
San Francisco
Cal
San Francisco Wing Club
Verna McKinney
California orange crop well below normal
California reports orange production this year will run 20 to 50 percent below normal. The state horticultural commissioner released figures noting large crops of lemons olives and grapefruit are anticipated.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Count de Hemptinne Reported Not Yet Executed
Amsterdam reports Count Joseph de Hemptinne who was said to have been executed at Ghent on October 6 has not been put to death, according to a dispatch to the Telegraaf from Ghent.
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Amsterdam
Joseph de Hemptinne
Ghent
Telegraaf
Lieutenant Fritz Stangen De Berlin Dies of Battlefield Wounds
Military bulletins report Lieutenant Fritz Stangen of George Ehret died from wounds received on the battlefield. The statement confirms his death in action and notes his service.
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Stangen DE Berlin
Fritz Stangen
George Ehret
New York
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Dept. 1-P
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Mallory Line
Tampa
Key Wa
Mallory Steamship CO
B. F. du Bois
Mobile
Gov. Rye
Gulf
Francis Bushman
the Empire
Ruth Stonehouse
Frank Dayton
Francis X. Bushman
Fatima
Ishone
Ernal
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