Henry Thomas Affray Case Follows Thirty Day Sentence
The case against Henry Thomas, regarding an affray, proceeded with a thirty day sentence as the outcome.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1914
Page
2
The case against Henry Thomas, regarding an affray, proceeded with a thirty day sentence as the outcome.
Joseph Gillara a laborer at Whistler Mobile county filed a petition in bankruptcy. He lists a payment of 52.80 with no assets to his name.
An advertisement touts Mrs. Osgood's Wonder depilatory as a universal solution to remove excess hair from the face neck arms and body. It claims dramatic results with a signed guarantee and is sold at Vang & Co. drug stores and leading counters.
President John Craft of the Alabama Good Roads Association left for Atlanta to address the American Highway Association on Georgia Day about taking county highways from political influence and putting roads under a non elective commission. He will attend the National Association of Conservation Commission meeting in New Orleans later, November 16 to 23, to advocate conservation of Alabama's resources.
Approximately $20,000 was paid to the public school teachers of the city and county by Sec. Richard Hines Jr of the board of school commissioners on the new payday the tenth of the month. The payout will boost local business as it circulates through Mobile.
City commission actions include firing Fireman James A. Moore of Company 8 for drunkenness after an engine house No. 8 incident. The panel also denies back salary to Paul J. McAleer and approves a transfer inquiry for W. L. Lincoln. Chief McCosker reports 23 fire alarms in October with a $637.50 insurance loss.
Earl Braunswig a New York singer who has performed at Dreamland Empire theatres and Windsor cabaret wed Margaret Ozean Patterson of Birmingham known as Miss Margaret Hogan. Rev Henry Wade Dubose officiated. The couple left Mobile for New Orleans to reside temporarily.
Dr Osler notes healing of pulmonary tuberculosis is shown by scar formation and tissue changes in sputa and granulation tissue. The message praises Eckman Alterative containing lime salts as assimilable, claims many TB cases improved, and invites trial via druggist or direct order from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
British and French reports detail ongoing land operations with German advances toward the coast and allied resistance bracing the North Sea line. Dispatches note Belgian retreat and German troop movements from Thielt to Ghent, with munitions shuttling toward the coast and towns including Ostend under bombardment.
The Alabama Staats-Zeitung publishes a handsome 1915 calendar edited by Emil Brunnier. The 160 page magazine includes weather data, illustrations of the European war zone, Panama Canal scenes, the Panama-Pacific Exposition, fiction humor and general information presented on toned half-tone paper with a lithographed green cover.
Reports from the front describe a fluid war across the Aisne and Danube regions as German reinforcements move east or west. Russian advances impress observers while German Bay fronts in Belgium show signs of coast withdrawal. South Africa sees mixed outcomes for de Wet and Beyers, with East Prussia and Galicia drawing Berlin’s attention to Russia and Verdun’s isolation.
John George and Charles Kohl Jr were arraigned in the inferior criminal court before Judge Henry Chamberlain on charges of malicious injury to the Mobile and Ohio depot at Whistler. Each was fined five dollars plus costs, after the alleged acts occurred several nights ago. Eugene Westley alias Willie Jack-
Mrs. Wm Hohmann of Chicago writes that after a long bronchial cough and sore throat she found relief with Peruna. She claims the remedy cured a chronic cough where doctors failed and recommends it to others with suspected consumption.
A son on a prohibition violation was fined 101 dollars and 50 days hard labor plus costs. He appeals to the city court with bond set at 150 dollars. Eveline Woods and Annie Landers, charged with vagrancy, are fined 5 dollars or 10 days. George Spotts, charged with gaming, fined 20 dollars plus costs.
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