Federal garrison asks War Department for reinforcements
The Mexican garrison at Tuxpam requests U S reinforcements to defend the city against Candido Aguilar s rebel force. The War Department says reinforcements are unavailable as American consul Arthur C Payne tallies about 1000 attackers. Twenty six Americans are reported safe in town while U S warships stand offshore. Japan to dispatch armored cruiser Izumo to Mexican waters as precaution to protect Japanese nationals amid unsettled conditions. The Izumo is being prepared at Yokosuka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
Mex
Tuxpam
Vera Cruz State
War Department
Candido Aguilar
Vera Cruz
Arthur C. Payne
United Sates
Wheeling
Tuxpam Harbor
Tokio
Mexican
Mexico
Foreign Office
Legation
United States
Yokosuka
Public notice disavowing debts by W. H. Maddox
The undersigned states she will not be responsible for any debts contracted by W. H. Maddox and warns against cashing any checks purportedly signed by her dated November 3, 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Maddox
Laura Chigyozola
J. C. Chigyolizola
Consignee
Nor
Alderney
Purity Congress Delegates Hear Debt Appeal From Miss Hall
Miss Lucy Hall of Chicago appeals to delegates in Minneapolis for payment of debts the society owed itself. She cites model tenements with light and air, parents' associations in churches and schools, and wholesome literature to replace harmful youth influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
International Purity Congress
Lucy Hall
Chicago
Congressman Evans Seeks Injunction Over Delaware Whippings
Washington November 12 A report of bareback whipping of six Delaware convicts at New Castle on November 8 prompted Congressman Evans Montana to propose that Attorney General McReynolds seek an injunction to enforce the constitutional ban on cruel and inhuman punishments. The resolution aimed to prevent a repeat whipping next Saturday but was blocked by adjournment and by Republican Leader Mann who deemed the issue too important to be decided without a quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Delaware
New Castle
Evans
Montana
McReynolds
Mann
Receivers Named for E. E. Forbes Piano Co
Bankruptcy filed in federal court against the E. E. Forbes Piano Company with units in Montgomery Birmingham Mobile Memphis and Chattanooga. Receivers named include R L Wilson W L Mush and J A Holcombe with a $50 000 bond to oversee the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
E. E. Forbes Piano Company
Parsons
Birmingham
Mobile
Memphis
Chattanooga
Berry Wood Player Company
Fawlkes and Myatt Grocery Company
R. L.wilson
W. L. Mush
J. A. Holcombe
Ran Erecrenereerss
Mas
Cruelty Charge Against John Lawler Arrested
John Lawler was arrested Tuesday night on a warrant by Humane Officer Julius Ss. Ducourneau for cruelty to animals and jailed. He will appear before Judge Henry Chamberlain in the inferior criminal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawler
Julius Ss. Ducourneau
Henry Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Disbarment of Powell Upheld by State Supreme Court
Birmingham attorney C B Powell faced disbarment proceedings initiated two years earlier after a central Alabama Bar Association report. The Alabama Supreme Court, in an opinion by Chief Justice Dowdell, ruled the bill of exceptions invalid, upholding the state's appeal and leaving other issues unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
C. B. Powell
Birmingham
Jefferson Circuit Court
Central Council of the
Alabama State Bar Association
Supreme Court
J. R. Tate
Powell
Dowdell
Joseph R. Tate
Tenth Circuit
Mobile visitors list for personal and business exchanges
A multi entry note lists travelers and visitors in Mobile. F C Bush of Chicago and Birmingham linked to rail business stays at Bienville with others including William Hawes and Norman Hawes of Chicago visiting to study land values, while H F Ogburn of Birmingham visits friends. Local notables H Luttikes from St Louis and M V O Rourke, recently recovered, are noted guests. Fay Bosarge of Biloxi, famed Gulf Coast fisherman, visits Mobile with relatives and enjoys hospitality at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Hawes
Kenneth C. Hawes
Norman E., Hawes
Chicago, Ir
City
Bienville
Arthur Bosarge
Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Mobile
Queen Mary Seeks Reconciliation With Marlborough Family
Queen Mary shows growing favor to the Duchess of Marlborough formerly Consuelo Vanderbilt and invites her to Buckingham Palace. The monarch is said to be working to reconcile the Duke of Marlborough with his wife after marital strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mary
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Marlborough
Lyric Theatre to Host Stahl in Maggie Pepper and More
Miss Rose Stahl returns to Mobile in Maggie Pepper at the Lyric Monday November 17 with seats on sale Friday. The Lyric also presents The Confession November 18 with safe content and strong drama, followed by Primrose and Dockstader Minstrels November 19 with parade and concert events and seat sales November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stahl
Rose Stahl
Maggie Pepper
Charles Klein
Klein
Lyric
James Halleck Reid
Primrose and
Dockstader
J. H. Fitzpatrick
O'Conner
Mobile
Dockstader Minstrels
Deaths andFunerals Mrs Frances McFadden
The remains of Mrs Frances McFadden who died in this city Monday afternoon have been taken by Crenshaw Undertaking Company and will be sent to Summerville Tennessee Thursday via the Mobile and Ohio for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances McFadden
Francs McFadden
Crenshaw Undertaking Company
Summerville
Tenn
Mobile and
Ohio
Dorsey Removed Over Pernicious Political Activity
Captain Eugene L. Dorsey, supervising inspector of steamboats at Louisville Kentucky, has been dismissed on charges of pernicious political activity filed by Senator Lea of Tennessee and investigated under Secretary Redfield. After presidential review, orders for dismissal were sent to Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene L. Dorsey
United States
Louisville
Senator Lea
Tennessee
Redfield
Dorsey
Funeral of Frank A Evans Held at Home
The funeral for Frank A. Evans was held Monday at 4 30 PM from his family home 101 Spring Hill avenue conducted by Rev I A Donnelly. Interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery with pallbearers D P Baker George Cox W H Orr J P Moore R YD Harrison J L Ramsey and B J Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Evans
Spring Hill Avenue
Rev
I. A. Donnelly
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs
D. P. Baker
George Cox
W. H. Orr
J. P. Moore
R. YD. Harrison
J. L. Ramsey
B. J. Bishop
Britain finds state owned cable unnecessary
Edward Crabb second secretary of the British post office told the Dominion Royal commission that the Atlantic telegraph cable service is sufficiently reliable and that a government owned cable is not justified at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Edward Crabb
British Post Office
Royal
Funeral for Fred Ti emans Thompson at Magnolia cemetery
Fred Ti emans also known as Fred Thompson dies Tuesday November 11 1913 aged 61. Funeral from the home of his nephew John Mons at Bay Shell road and Lawrence street with interment at Magnolia cemetery. Thursday afternoon service at 3:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiemans
Fred Tiemans
Fred Thompson
John Mons
Bay Shell Road
Lawrence Street
Tomoe
Magnolia Cemetery
Declare War on Colds A New York Doctors Crusade
Prominent New York physicians launch an education campaign to keep colds from spreading, advising avoid draughty cars and hot rooms while urging fresh air and moderate meals. They endorse Chambrain's Cough Remedy sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp as a quick remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Burial of Mrs Martha Louise Foster at Magnolia Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Louise Foster were held Tuesday afternoon at 8 30 from the home of her son in law Gabriel G Tou art at 105 Rapier avenue with Rev C C McGehee of St Francis Street Methodist Church presiding. Interment followed in Magnolia Cemetery. Pallbearers named A F Norquist A T Byrnes A J Worthington FE W Osborn and W L Denham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Foster
Martha Louise Foster
Gabriel G. Touart
Rapier Avenue
C. C. McGehee
St. Francis Street
Funeral for Hazel Sells Held with Magnolia Cemetery Interment
The funeral for Hazel Sells, who died from burns suffered Sunday, was held Tuesday from her residence on Owens Lane. Dr W F Wines officiated, with pallbearers L L Ludvigsen John Dulaney Harry Fletcher J Roberts Walter Moodie and R Carrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Sells
Burns
Owen's Lane
W. FP. Wines
Magnolia Cemetery
L. L. Ludvigsen
John Dulaney
Harry Fletcher
J. Roberts
Walter Moodie
R. Carrie
Obituary Notice for Mobile Resident Fred Tiemans
Fred Tiemans age 61 of Mobile died Wednesday morning at the city hospital after a lingering illness. He is survived by his nephew John Mons who lives on Lawrence Street and Bay Shell Road. Funeral notice appears in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tiemans
Mobile
City Hospital
John Mons
Lawrence Street
Bay Shell Road
Young man accidentally kills mother with new rifle
In Superior Wisconsin Roy Maskins twenty yesterday showed a friend the working of his high power rifle with which he had just killed a deer when the weapon discharged fatally striking his mother Mrs Fred Haskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Roy Maskins
Fred Haskins
Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Court
Marriage licenses were issued Wednesday by the probate court to Joseph E Skinner and Maggie Roe McCafferty, Charles Lenon Sharp and Helen Clara Wolfe, Charles S Sullivan and Hattie Lucille Groeschner, Michael O Rourke and Mary Phileman Stockman, Charles S Hawkins and Mollie E Patersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Skinner
Maggie Roe McCafferty
Charles Lenon Sharp
Helen Clara Wolfe
Charles S. Sullivan
Hattie Lucille Groeschner
Michael O’rourke
Mary Phileman Stockman
Charles S. Hawkins
Mollie E. Patersen
Currency bill faces push toward passage in Senate
Senate Democrats meet in a party conference to move the currency bill toward passage. They seek to preserve key House provisions while resolving banking committee complexities. Administrations supporters and opponents debate bank stock ownership and board control, aiming to keep House language on six directors elected by banks and three appointed by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Democrats
Owen
Pomerene
Shafroth
Hollis
Administration
O’gorman
Reed
Hitchcock
Mitchcick
Senate
Aged Thief Given Fair Trial Says Officials
William Moore a 70 year old white man received a year and one day in the penitentiary for stealing $60 in clothing and jewelry from August Deaporte on Hall's Mill road. County officials defend the trial as fair and Moore’s opportunity to prove innocence. Judge O J Semmes is praised as a just magistrate and Deputy Sheriff Paul Casalas says Moore had ample access to counsel and friends. Moore allegedly deceived Deporte while posing as a land buyer and later robbed a farmer near Pascagoula before being captured by Mobile county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moore
August Deaporte
Hall's Mill Road
O. J. Semmes
Moore
Paul Cazalas
Casalans
Norborne R. Clarke
Desporte
Pascagoula
Miss
Mobile
Woman Will Address Southern Homeopaths in Atlanta
Business sessions of the Southern Homeopathic Association began in Atlanta with Wellford B. Lorraine delivering the annual welcome address. Officers to be elected today with afternoon programs on homeopathic propaganda by Dr Amy Schott and sections in material medica and clinical medicine led by Dr Dora Wheat and Dr Henry R. Stout. The convention closes Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southern Homeopathic Association
Wellford
B. Lorraine
Amy Schott
St. Louis
Dora Wheat
Louisville
Henry R. Stout
Jacksonville
Man Mistakes Laborer for Deer in Wisconsin Incident
In Superior Douglas County Joseph Megewa a county board member telephoned the sheriff claiming he had shot a laborer whom he mistook for a deer He said he would surrender and noted the deer season had opened that day in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Joseph Megewa
Douglass County Board
Douglas County
Rabbit Downtown Wolf at Home Described as Mean Mixture
A fragment notes a man described as a rabbit downtown and a wolf at home, labeling his character as a mean mixture. It conveys a sharply negative portrait without additional details.
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J. G. Steele
Jamaica
South Claiborne Street
William Ison
Conti Street
Moler College
New Orleans
Bell
National Co-Operative Realty Co
Marden Building
Washington, D. C
Bond
Youngsman
Deverence
H. H
Boyd H. Brown
Omaha
Neb
Baker
Erskine J. Glover
Care Stein
Nellie
M. H. Dick
Hanngn Avenue
Elizabeth Streets
R. H. Radcliff
Care Southern Fuel and Mat. Co
Monterey
Dauphin
Buster
South Jacksoft Street
Pointer
Mooney
J. J. Hughes
S. Ann
Menard
Andes
Maryland
St Emanuel
Franklin Street
McKenzie-Barret Carriage CO
N. W. Conti and
Wilkinson Streets
M. J. Vickers
Ala
Crichton Lumber
Etheridge Street
Government Street
M. Dennis
Rock House
William Rasmus
Crichton
Wm. Peattie
Old Shell Road
Mobile Street
Randolph Avenue
Mercantile Corporation
R. Kirchner
Thomas Davis
D. E. Wheeler
South Broad Street
William H. Tip Lewis
St. Emanuel Street
Kodak
J. F. Brown
Dauphin Street
Dapfy Depirigions
Mer Subraman
NHATN
Alps
Cor. Joachim and
St. Francis
Conti
Claiborne
Department
Rein
Japan
Bank of Mobile
South Jackson
N. Conception Street
Op Sages
Conti St
North Joachim Street
M. C
St. Joseph
Almeu Macoo
M. Hoffman
Dauphin St
W. J. Koral
Royal and Congress
Geo. Fearn & Son
Cohn
Government
St. Emanuel St
Franklin Institute
Dept. 3
Rochester
N. Y
Gjertsen
Congressman
E. E. Forbes Piano CO
Supreme Court of Alabama
Jefferson County
F. C. Bush
Chicago and Northwestern Road
H. F. Ogburn
Birmingham, Ala
M. V. O'Rourke
Southern Infirmary
J.S. Tuberville of
Century, Fla
A. EK. Masier
Battle Creek
Michigan
G. P. David
York, Ala
Hardeman
Roswell, Ga
Saint Andrew Hotel
QUEEN
Marlborough
F. A. Evans
Miss Hazel Sells
Chiro—Clairvoyant
Toulminville
Whistler
Magazine Point
Prichard
Ville
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