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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1912

Page

2

WEGRO QUESTION DIVIDES ALABAMA MEETING OVER PEONAGE

A Alabama gathering during a Chamber of Commerce smoker heard debate on removing Negro tenants from farming tracts and importing Northern farmers to eliminate peonage perceptions. L. C. Irvine argued long-standing South North contrasts, urging wiping out tenants to transplant Northern communities and social status to Black Belt lands.

Alabama Nd Congress Chamber of Commerce and Business League House Ohio Illinois Indiana United States L. C. Irvine South Allum Irvine Mr. Irvine Arizona California West Northwest Black Belt Aple Taing Warmik Thompson North Development Company Errick Columbus

Mississippi Attorney General seeks ban on near beer sellers

In Jackson on November 14, 193? Ross Collins filed a chancery court petition to restrain near beer dealers in Wickliffe from continuing sales and to impose civil penalties of 100 dollars for each drink violating prohibition laws.

Ackson Miss Mississippi Aftor Ross Collins Chancery Court Wicksite Alvil

Alabama Land Congress Sets 1913 Montgomery Meeting

The Alabama Land Congress read and adopted a resolutions report calling for the 1913 annual session in Montgomery starting the second Tuesday in November. It urges agricultural education, good roads, expanded boys and girls clubs, farm demonstration work, publicity on Alabama lands, and protection against fake land schemes. It also endorses forming a farm mortgage loan company and promotes honest real estate cooperation.

Alabama State Lawa Congress Montgomery Congress Alabama United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Publicity

Lumber freight rate rollback stays in place

The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended an auto-crease rate increase from 5 to 26 1 2 cents per 100 pounds on lumber shipped from Texas and Louisiana to Des Moines Iowa and other listed destinations from November 15 to March 18. An investigation into the proposed advance is ongoing.

Washington Lunder Texas Louisiana Des Moines Iowa Interstate

Wonderful Home Treatment Promises Catarrh and Asthma Cure

T. Gorham of Battle Creek Michigan advertises a free trial kit and book for a home remedy claimed to cure chronic catarrh and asthma, purporting to cleanse the system, stop throat drip, hawking, and sleepless nights, urging immediate request via plain wrapper mail.

T. Gorham Gorham Battle Creek Mich

Night session draws 600 at Alabama Land Congress smoker

A crowd of over 600 attended the Alabama Land Congress and Chamber of Commerce night smoker in Mobile. Joseph Thompson of Birmingham and Clarendon Davis of Huntsville spoke on farming and development. Resolutions endorsing local option taxation were adopted.

Alabama Land Congress Chamber of Commerce N. F. Thompson Joseph Thompson Birmingham Clarendon Davis Huntsville Matt Mahomer, Jr Mobile Will T. Sheenan Montgomery Committee On Q. Norton Baldwin County Thompson Joseph O. Thompson Alabama Madison County Monroeville Monroe County G. Abercrombie L. GO. Irvine

Well-to-do Young Man Victim of Tuberculosis

Colorado Springs November 14 J Wendell Marley aged 26 president of a Cumberland Maryland brokerage company died in a tuberculosis sanitorium here last night. Examination of his personal effects showed he was a stockholder in United States Steel, the Pennsylvania Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads also in American Sugar Refining and American Smelting. It was announced the body would be shipped to Charleston South Carolina for burial.

Colorado Springs Colo J. Wendell Marley Cumberland United States Steel Pennsylvania, Santa Fe Southern Pacific American Sugar Refining American Smelting Charlaston S. C

Itch Relief From D D D Pre scription Ad

A vintage ad touts D D D Pre scriptions to end eczema itching instantly. It promises full relief with a 650c bottle, claiming the product washes away disease germs and leaves skin clear. Stores and distributors named include Van Antwerp Drug Co Dave 8 Bauer Roe Drug Co Sutton Bros.

D.D.D Onge van Antwerp Drug Co Dave Bauer Roe Drug Co Sutton Bros

Kiamil Pasha Urges Bulgarian Armistice Directly

Official confirmation from Constantinople states that Kiamil Pasha addressed King Ferdinand of Bulgaria to end hostilities while peace preliminaries are negotiated. The move signals direct diplomacy during ongoing negotiations.

London Kiamil Pasha Ferdinand of Bulgaria Constantinople

End of War in To Macedonia Reports and Hunger Fears

A Constantinople dispatch reports hostilities ending with formal cessation arranged by the war office and contracts canceled. A cholera camp opens at Tuzla with twenty new cases. Macedonian fighting largely over as Servian Greek forces defeat Turkish remnants. Express notes famine looming across Eastern Turkey with starvation feared this winter.

War Office Tuzla Macedonia Uskup Daily Telegraph OCR The Express Hademkeui Constantinople Europe India China Turkey

Atrocity Claims Tarnish Bulgarian Turkish War

Berlin dispatch cites Vosische Zeitung correspondent from Semlin alleging Bulgarian troops mutilated Turkish corpses after Kirk Kilisseh and displayed heads on bayonets. The report frames the war as barbaric slaughter rather than orderly combat.

Berlin Vossische Zeitung Semlin Hungary Belgrade Kirk-Kilisseh

Easy marks claim by New Orleans city fraudster

Rob ert Davis of Do than Alabama, a farmer's son, is jailed in New Orleans for passing bad checks after buying a $2,000 bill of goods bound for McLaurin Mississippi. He confessed, saying the idea came easy once it started and that he had never broken the law before.

New Orleans Robert Mr. Davis Dothan Ala Davis McLaurin Miss

Rubber Workers Rally Dispersed by Police in Watertown

In East Watertown near Hood Rubber Company the Industrial Workers of the World strike disrupts work at the plant employing about four thousand. A second gathering led to the arrest of a woman striker charged with intimidation and stone throwing.

Watertown Mass BPRTE

Jefferson county election fraud inquiry ordered by officials

County Prosecutor Paisley was summoned to Columbus to confer with Attorney General Hoan about alleged election frauds in Jefferson county. Authorities fear conditions similar to Adams county past disenfranchisement, prompting a thorough investigation.

Steubenville Paisely Columbus Hoan Jefferson County Blair Adams

Jury asks leniency for convicted woman

Mrs Eva Walls Bailey was found guilty of attempting to poison her husband C C Bailey a wealthy lumberman The jury urged extreme leniency in sentencing Bailey was involved in a murder plot with Albert Watson who was convicted last week The plan included poisoning both Bailey and Watsons wife to allow their marriage The wife of Watson died and Bailey survived the poisoning then was struck on the head with an axe at his lumber camp

Shreveport Eva Walls Bailey C. C. Bailey Bailey Albert Watson

Alfonso Acknowledges American Sympathy

The White House released Wing Alfonso of Spain's message to President Taft expressing gratitude for U S sympathy after the assassination of his prime minister. He asks the president to convey thanks to the U S government and people for their condolence.

Washington White House Wing Alfonso Spain Tait

Taft appoints mining delegates from Birmingham and St Louis

President Taft named Erskine Ramsey of Birmingham and Philip N Moore of St Louis among several others chosen as delegates to the American Mining Congress. The convention will meet in Spokane from November 25 to 29.

Washington Erskine Ramsey Birmingham Philip N. Moore St. Louis Taft American Mining Congress Spokane

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Land Congress Nero Oss Collins C. G. Abercrombie Report of Resolutions Committee Committee On Resolutions Will T. Sheehan H. M. Friedenthal Dauphin Joachim SMITH Ithaca Parker, Fox Winchester Remington Barney Cavanagh Hardware CO Porte Daily News Paz Fiaprdware Mobile Bay Bay Shore Railroad Jos.espalla, Jr., & CO Alfonso Gabriel
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