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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1914

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Woman recalls love and duty ending in son's prison claim

In Gulfport Mississippi on November 10 a mother recounts how her 16 year old Fletcher Harvey aided by Nathaniel Beggs killed Captain Carman Shummer. Harvey was later acquitted of related charges while Beggs awaits trial on a separate manslaughter count.

Gulfport Miss Carman Shummer Santa Maria L. Brown Fletcher Harvey Nathaniel’ Beggs Harvey Nathaniel "Bourla Power St. Louis Beggs Shummer Mississippi-Louisiana Gulf Coast

Oates Shuts Randolph County Jail at Wedowee

Special to The Item Dr William H Oates state Inspector orders the Randolph county jail in Wedowee closed for noncompliance with law due to insufficient compartments and inadequate water supply prisoners moved to Chambers county jail. Reports criticize jail facilities and water provisions.

Montgomery Ala Randolph County Wedowee William H. Oates Chambers County Oates

Alabama declares quarantine against states infected

Alabama’s livestock sanitary board imposed a quarantine on cattle horses and mules from states with foot and mouth disease. The action followed a called meeting and enforcement of strict regulations. In Kentucky three cases of the disease were reported to the agriculture department as federal quarantine efforts continue nationwide.

Alabama Montgomery Ala State Livestock Sanitary Board Washington Bullitt County Kentucky Department of Agriculture

President Wilson Opens Houston Deep Water Channel

President Wilson interrupted a cabinet meeting to press a button initiating the celebration of a deep water channel at Houston Texas. The cabinet meeting had been in progress for several weeks.

Washington Wilson Houston Tex

Lady Camoys Aids Red Cross Nurses in London

Prominent American socialite Lady Camoys formerly Mildred Sherman of New York and Newport aids wounded troopers in London and has organized a relief committee for widows and children of soldiers killed in battle.

Red Cross London Lady Camoys Mildred Sherman New York Newport

Barricaded Man Kills Self After Shootout in Victoria

Louis Friar barricaded in a cabin in Victoria Texas after killing two men and a woman. He wounded two others including a white man and a night watchman. After more than 200 shots fired at the residence he killed himself and two residents died.

Friar Grossman Thomas

Continuous Defeats Do Not Stop Kaiser Threats

A Dover dispatch reports airship sightings near Sheerness and Harwich with searchlights active at night and firing on the eastern cliffs. Separate messages mention heavy seas near a Chilean seaport and a Turkish commander's note promising triple reprisal for Mussulman deaths in bombardments.

Kaiser Associated Press London Evening News Dover Sheerness Harwich

Doctor and Two Women Held for Murder of Girl

A coroner's jury reports Mildred Sullivan died from an illegal operation. Dr Lionel E Dudley and Alice and Pearle Pelletier are held as alleged principal and accessories before the fact of murder. The girl was buried face downward in a night dress near Presque Isle Maine.

Associated Press Presque Isle Mildred Sullivan Houston Lionel E. Dudley Alice Pearle Pelletier

Man fatally wounds woman then shoots himself in Mobile

Herman Hakemann once a city firefighter and deputy sheriff shot Mrs. Lem Haley at her Monroe Street home and then killed himself. Police noted jealousy sparked the tragedy tied to a love affair. Haley was gravely wounded and rushed to the Mobile Infirmary for emergency surgery, while Hakemann underwent a fatal head wound operation at the city hospital.

Herman Hakemann Lem Haley Monroe Street Lawrence Hakemann Haley Rush Schwarz Mobile J. J. Peterson Ifleeeasta City

Alabama Fund for the Relief of Belgians Receives Subscriptions

The Item reports subscriptions to Alabama's state fund aiding Belgium's starving and homeless, after Governor O'Neal's appeal. Contributors include J. Zimmern Co. via Lee Zimmern, J. Howard Wilson, and Mobile Electric Co. via T. K. Jackson. First day total $150.00.

State Fund For the Belgium Alabama O'Neal J. Zimmern Co Lee J. Zimmern J. Howard Wilson Mobile Electric Co T. K. Jackson

Transportation Without Cost Relief for Belgium Aid

Montgomery November 10 Every pound of foodstuffs or supplies subscribed by Alabama citizens for Belgian relief will reach Belgium without transportation cost a cablegram from Herbert Hoover in London to the governor's office announced Hoover as chairman of the American relief commission This is the second message in two days urging Alabama to aid in the relief effort for Belgium and to appeal to residents.

Montgomery Alabama Belgium Governor's Ofice Herbert Hoover London Eng American Relief Commission

Methodist Bishops Urge Thanksgiving Appeal for European Sufferers

The Methodist Episcopal Church board of bishops appeals through Secretary Bishop L B Wilson for a Thanksgiving Day collection to aid war victims in Europe. The statement urges remembrance of hungry women and children facing winter without food shelter or clothing and calls churches nationwide to fund relief.

New York L. B. Wilson Board of Bishops The Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal United States Europe

Carranza to recognize Aguas Calientes convention with limits

Cordoba dispatches report President Carranza at a conference with Generals Obregon Villareal Hay and Benavides agreeing to recognize the Aguas Calientes convention with reservations. He said he would hand over executive power and command to a convention chosen leader for a definite pre election period who could control the division of the north and lead the troops.

Washington Cordoba Constitutionalist Carranza Obregon Villareal Hay Benavides Aguas Calientes Mesage

Southern States Woman Suffrage Conference Opens in Chattanooga

The Chattanooga convention outlines two campaign plans for Southern women to win the ballot. Miss Kate M. Gordon argues for state suffrage amendments while Mrs. Medill McCormick backs a federal constitutional amendment and district based organizing.

Chattanooga South Southern States Woman Suffrage Conference Kate M. Gordon New Orleans Cization Medill McCormick Hicago National Woman Suffrage Association Congress

Women suffrage conference set for vigorous Southern campaign

One purpose of the conference is to perfect plans for a vigorous campaign by women of the South. Today's program includes the president's address and proposed constitutional amendments. Delegates will end sessions tomorrow and many travel to Nashville for the National American Woman's Suffrage Association convention opening November 12. Notable speakers include Miss Christabel Pankhurst of London, Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, and Mrs. Har-.

South Nashville National American Woman's Suffrage Association National Movement Christabel Pankhurst London O. H. P. Belmont

Duel at Marietta car barns ends in two deaths

William A. Lindsey and John Reynolds, both of Marietta, were killed in a revolver duel at the car barns after their last trip from Atlanta. Police say the fight began as an argument over the European war and five shots were fired.

Associated Press Marietta William A. Lindsey John Reynolds Atlanta

Valley Bank Closes Amid Arizona Financial Crisis

The Valley Bank, Arizona’s largest financial institution, failed to open today. A state bank examiner is in charge as of the morning. The bank reported deposits totaling about $2,000,000 and only around $30,000 on hand at yesterday’s close.

Associated Press Phoenix Ariz Vailey Bank Arizona State Bank Examiner

No Danger for Americans in Turkey

Washington reports that Americans in Turkey have not been molested since the war began and are not in danger. Ambassador Morgenthau says Turkey aims to conduct war with courtesy to non combatants and may detain enemy subjects as hostages if unfortified towns are bombarded. He notes progress in freeing Englishmen and resolving British French detention.

Associated Press Washington Turkey Morgenthau England Greece Bulgaria Roumania Servia Maceionia

Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court Tuesday

The probate court issued marriage licenses on Tuesday to Edward ONeill and Eleanor Bosarge, William Norville and Hattie Duggan, with Adams and Lawrence listed among the pairs.

Protate Edward O'Neill Adams Lawrence Eleanor Bosarge William J. Norville Hattie Duggan

Weather forecast hints at milder Wednesday

Forecasters expect fair skies tonight with a slight warm-up and a warmer trend into Wednesday. Temperatures rise modestly and conditions remain dry across the region.

Mobile

Emden Beached After Engagement With Sydney

Reports from London and Tokio confirm the German cruiser Emden has been driven ashore on a Cocos Islands atoll after a battle with the Australian cruiser Sydney. Casualties aboard Emden appear heavy, while Sydney reports minor losses and the captain and most crew saved. Koenigsberg is blocked at Mafia Island by British ships.

Associated Press London Sydney Cocos Keeling Group Java Emden Tokio Cocos Islands Emde Genea Koenigsberg Picea Mafia Island Germany East Africa

German Raider Koenigsberg and Emden Compared in War Cruise

The Koenigsberg has preyed on British shipping since the war began though not matching Emden’s feats. It disabled the British cruiser Pegasus at Zanzibar on September 20 during repairs, with casualties. The Koenigsberg, laid down 1905, 3348 tons, 354 feet, 23.5 knots, carries ten 4.1 inch guns. Mafia island near Zanzibar is mentioned in German influence. The Emden’s career is likened to Alabama’s.

Mafia Island Africa Zanzthar Emden Alabama The

Shopping Days Until Christmas Eve

The shopper's cue urges early buying to avoid last minute rush. Officials push early shopping to ease crowds and ensure gifts arrive on time for Christmas Eve.

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