Methods School Ends Sessions Praised by Leaders
The Mobile School of Methods for Sunday School Workers concludes its session with strong participation from Mobile and county denominations. Organizers anticipate an annual event under the Mobile County Sunday School Association, led by R. L. Howell and Rev. W. H. Du Bose, featuring an afternoon program of devotions, talks by Rosa Y Strickland and Leon C Palmer, departmental conferences, supper, and teaching lectures.
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Mobile School
County Sunday School Association
Mobile
Mobile County Sunday School Association
R. L. Howell
W. H. du Bose
D. A. Planck
Rosa Y. Strickland
Leon C. Palmer
Leland Cooper
Claude O’ Rear
8S. P. Moore
J. E. Ramsey
First Baptist Church
Rosa V. Strickland
S. P. Spiegel
8. P. Moore
FE. L. Hughes
Girl from Paolo Ala Talks About Mother
Miss Pearly Davis recalls her mother suffering constant headaches and drowsiness before using Granger Liver Regulator. She asserts the remedy, a purely vegetable tonic with no alcohol, greatly improved her mother’s condition and praises its cleansing effects.
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Paolo
Ala
Pearly Davis
Miss Davis
Hughes Maintains Lead in Early National Returns
Election briefs from Santa Fe San Francisco Indianapolis Deming Santa Rosa Charleston Gallup Fargo and St Paul report early presidential returns with Hughes leading Wilson in several states and counties. In New Mexico Luna and Guadalupe counties favor Wilson while Indiana and Minnesota show narrow Hughes edges.
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Sante FE
N. M
New Mexico
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson
Hughes
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Two Liquor Violations Fine For Each Defendant
Chris Andros and Henry Levert were each fined 50 dollars and costs by Acting Judge Moses Kohn in the inferior criminal court for violating the prohibition law. Both pled guilty and paid the assessed amounts. Other cases in the court were reset or noted as disposed, with several defendants scheduled for November dates. The W. Schneider prohibition case in city court was reset to Friday.
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Chris Andros
Henry Levert
Moses Kohn
Inferior Criminal Court
Martin Burns
Puckett Pleads Guilty in City Court Prohibition Case
Harry L. Puckett confessed judgment in city court on a prohibition violation. He was fined $150 and costs after a Wednesday hearing.
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Puckett
Achary
Harry L. Puckett
Fire damages home on South Hallett in Mobile
A one story frame dwelling at 19 South Hallett suffered roof fire damage caused by a defective flue. Occupants are T. F. Mitchell and owner Mrs. M. Haig. Also notes winter visitors arriving in Mobile include H. S. Bradshaw G. W. Guthrie E. W. Thomas Mrs. H. C. Braybrook and J. H. Hays with wives from various cities. Birmingham visitors J. W. Cowan Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. T. F. Randolph are guests at the Cawthon hotel.
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South Hallett
T. F. Mitchell
Birmingham
Mobile
J. W. Cowan
J. D. Kirkpatrick
T. F. Randolph
Cawthon Hotel
Not Guilty Verdict and Sheriff Raids Reported
A jury found Hugh Cowart not guilty in the same court while another confessed judgment tallied over $200. Raids Wednesday afternoon by the sheriff netted suspects on Royal street and Smith's alley. Prohibited liquors were found at Joseph Williamson's soft drink stand at Cedar and St Louis. Liquor valued at $4,500 seized and destroyed at the county jail after an inferior criminal court order. Deputies also seized beer and whiskey at Hotel St Andrew on Royal street with arrests pending.
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Hugh Cowart
Fred Shafer
Royal Street
Smith
G Alley
William Schroeder
Wilkinson
State Streets
Cedar and
St. Louis
Joseph Williamson
Inferior Criminal Court
St. Andrew
Jurors Drawn for City Court Criminal Session
The third week jurors for the criminal side of the city court have been drawn. Names include Roy D. Pelton John C. McAndrew Joseph R. Tapia Patrick Byrne William J. Risor Thomas J. Price Jim Meriweather George T. Stanard Robert R. Lowry Aaron Hess Clay Wagner Samuel H. Marx James George Louis C. Thublin Buck Caton Walker W. Mills Mark S. Andrews Claude Allen John A. Lowery Jr Edward C. Russell Harry C. Sackhoff Charles McDuffy Sr Wesley W. McGuire William J. McKinney W chic Mims Thomas E. Kelley Marshall C Groom Louis O. Williams Elisha B. Lott Jr Tony Klepner Guy W. Gordon Michael Glennon Sidney Lowenstein Edward H. Percy Baltaire Durette John F. Mallon Massey B. Guice Otto Snow Edgar A. Doody G Killough Williams Norman L. Jones Patrick H. Lee Albert Lamey Hugh G. Barclay Jr Peter A. Venturini Jr Frederick T. Farnell Louis J. Rowell John E. Hooper Julian L. Suttle Charles Crane.
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Roy D. Pelton
John C. McAndrew
Joseph R. Tapia
Patrick Byrne
William J. Risor
Thomas J. Price
Jim Meriweather
George T. Stanard
Robert R. Lowry
Aaron ©. Hess
Clay Wagner
Samuel H. Marx
James George
Louis C. Thublin
Buck Caton
Walker W. Mills
Mark S. Andrews
Claude
Baltaire Durette
John F. Mallon
Massey B. Guice
Otto Snow
Edgar A. Doody
G. Killough Williams
Norman L. Jones
Patrick H. Lee
Albert Lamey
Hugh G. Barclay, Jr
Peter A. Venturini, Jr
Frederick T. Farnell
Louis J. Rowell
John E. Hooper
Julian L. Suttle
Charles Crane
Hughes Extends Lead in New Jersey With 55 000 Margin
In New Jersey with 12 counties counted and 25 small districts to tally in eight counties, Hughes leads Wilson by 54 774. Final statewide votes show Hughes 262 386 to Wilson 207 612. Mercer County counted fully giving Hughes 3 639 of 15 001 votes.
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Trenton
N. J
Hughes
Wilson
New Jersey
Mercer County
Idaho Goes Strong for Wilson in Idaho Returns
President Wilson leads Hughes in Idaho with 59,467 votes to 46,205 from 552 of 743 precincts. Governor race remains unsettled as Democrat Moses Alexander leads Republican Davis by 1,237 votes.
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Indinapolis
Ind
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson
Indiana
Hughes
Boise
Idaho
Moses Alexander
Davis
Gainesville U. D. C. Reinstated by General Convention
The J. J. Finley chapter of Gainesville Florida is reinstated in the United Daughters of the Confederacy by a 1,237 to 268 vote at the General Convention in Dallas. Mrs Frank G Odenheimer is exonerated from alleged partiality and Adelbert Mears is declared the legally elected division president. Credentials report shows 2,167 votes cast.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
J.J. Finley
Gainesville
Fla
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank G. Odenheimer
Complete North Dakota returns delayed across western counties
Five to seven precincts are missing in about thirty counties in North Dakota with most in the western area where telegraph and telephone service is limited. Complete returns are not expected until late today.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Marriage licenses issued by probate court on Thursday
The probate court issued licenses to White William A Whitley and Inez Cabina, Joseph Arthur Hardie and Rosa Mary Savage, Charles P Wiggins and Mary P Harteling, Ollie Snyder and Anna James.
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White
William A. Whitley
Inez Cabina
Joseph Arthur Hardie
Rosa Mary Savage
Charles P. Wiggins
Mary P. Harteling
Ollie Snyder
Anna James
Election outcome hinges on several states say Republican leaders
Charles B. Warren a Michigan Republican national committeeman after a meeting with Willcox and others stated the election rests on the tally in California Minnesota North Dakota New Mexico and New Hampshire. He added Minnesota may favor Hughes while official counts are needed in North Dakota New Mexico New Hampshire and California to determine results.
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New York
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Willcox
California
Minnesota
North Dakota
New Mexico
New Hampshire
Hughes
Unique Damage Suit Is Up on Thursday
Attorney James H. Webb sues Lloyd E. Warner for 6000 with United States Casualty Company as the liability insurer. Webb alleges injuries from a May 2, 1916 automobile accident when thrown against the car roof after a rough road. The case, first of its kind in the county, is before the law and equity court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Webb
Lloyd E. Warner
Law and Equity Court
Law
Webb
J. W. McAlpine
G. L. Smith & Sons
Mr. Webb
Warner
United States Casualty Company
Danny Maher Jockey Dies in London After Long Illness
American jockey Danny Maher died in a London nursing home after a lingering illness ending his career three years ago. He had the best record on English and American turf in recent years, riding Derby victors Rock Sand Cicero and Spearmint and Oaks winner Keystone II in 1906. He also won the Doncaster St Leger in 1903 with Rock Sand and the 1909 classic with Bagardo, amassing great wealth from turf triumphs.
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Associated Press
London
Danny Maher
Cicero
Doncaster St
Bagardo
Union Pacific to test eight hour law in federal suit
Union Pacific filed a federal suit in Omaha to challenge the Adamson act’s constitutionality. Trainmen and federal district attorney Thomas B. Allen are named defendants. The complaint alleges the eight hour law is not a proper interstate commerce regulation, violates the fifth amendment, and is unworkable under current operating conditions.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Thomas 8. Allen
Union Pacific
Allied Air Raid Targets Trieste Area Towns
Berlin reports Entente planes attacked Rovigno Cittanuova and Umaga in Istria near Trieste on November 7 and 9 with no injuries. Austrian aircraft raided Vermegnano and Monfalcone on the lower Isonzo front. Our seaplanes bombed Vermegliano and Monfalcone successfully and returned.
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Berlin
Sayvil
Rovigno
Cittanuova
Umaga
Istria
Low Triest
Entente
Vermegnano
Monfalcone
Isonzo
Parenzo
Steen
Vermegliano
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Senate
Walton
Congress
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Kohn
Hickey & Lyons Clothing Co. Incorporated
Dauphin Street
Lesa & Perrins
LEA & Perrins
Habert Street
New York City
A. P. Smith
Norfolk & Western Road
Pensacola, Fla
Alfred M. Cohen
Godfrey J. Phillips
Cincinnati
Ohio
Battle House
Trieste
Gayfer Economy
Gayfer’s
C. J. Gayfer & CO
Wirthmor
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