Absent Witnesses Arrest Warrant Shaped by Court
Louis Gleason a defaulting witness in Frank Miller’s case was ordered held at 7 by Judge Semmes with a $200 bond as failure to appear delayed proceedings until December 8. Felix Nicholas also a witness was initially ordered but later released after appearing in court shortly after. William J. Dutt faced a not guilty verdict on liquor selling without a license. Duff arrested August 1 for the same charge. Frea Leonhard nolle prosse efter a witness affidavit denying purchase. Solomon Poe on trial for carnal knowledge of a girl underage in Friday session. Singletary a forgery suspect in Samson indicted for forgery and obtaining money by false pretenses. trial set for Saturday. alleged to forged Bernard Needal’s check for $23.30 and took a suit valued at $32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gleason
Frank Miller
Semmes
Gleason
Felix Nicholas
William J. Dutt
Notilty
Duff
Frea Leonhard
Nolle
Leonhard
Solomon Poe
Singletary
Corbett Singletary
Samson
Ala
Warren Burch
Bernard Needalman
Southern Pacific Strikes Highlight Engine Crew Grievances
The grievance committee lists demands and complaints against Southern Pacific covering engine receipts at terminals, letters of threatening tone from officials, firemen on switch engines, steam engine operations without engineers, duty reporting by phone, monthly hour calculations, and re-examinations. Individual cases include Conductor C. L. Roose facing demerits amid wage dispute context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Texas
Clidden
Echo
Lake Charles
Nacogdoches
Rockland
Morgan City
C. L. Roose
Parisian Sage marketed for dandruff and scalp health
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a hair care tonic to remove dandruff cool and invigorate the scalp and enhance hair beauty. It claims a tea colored liquid with essential ingredients, easing dryness and promoting soft glossy growth. Available for fifty cents at druggists and toilet shops.
Paulet Sold to Cleveland by Mobile Club
News from Columbus states manager Briscoe Lord and secretary Colsson sold Mobile’s first baseman Gene Paulet to the Cleveland American League team. Paulet will try out with Cleveland in spring. if he proves capable he becomes a utility first baseman, otherwise he may be moved to another club.
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Mobile
Columbus
Ohio
Briscoe Lord
Co. Z
Colsson
Gene Paulet
Cleveland American League
Paulet
Cleveland
Michael Finn
Memphis
Lord
Jacobson
McGraw
New York
Chattanooga
Threw diamonds into the sewers in Boston burglary case
Sidney James a Brookline apartment house janitor confessed to police that he disposed of stolen diamonds by throwing them into the sewer. He reportedly said he hid a $5000 necklace in a waste pipe after failing to sell it and admitted to several burglaries during prolonged interrogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sidney James
Brookline
Crenshaw Brother of Police Chief Dies at 32
Albert Crenshaw native of Bayou la Barre Mobile county died Friday at 9 am after four weeks illness. He was 32 and a veteran engineer for Louisville and Nashville on the New Orleans Mobile division. Survived by mother Mrs J M Crenshaw wife Miss Paulinelli, brother Chief Frank W Crenshaw, and others. He belonged to Lodge No 140 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Young Men's Relief Association Woodmen of the World and Mobile Lodge No 321 Loyal Order of Moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Albert Crenshaw
Bayou la Barre
Mobile County
Frank W. Crenshaw
New Orleans
Mobile
Louisville and Nashville
John A. Giuli
South
Conception Street
J. M. Crenshaw
J.crenshaw
Richton
K. K. Cloud
F. A. Malone
Paulinelli
Crenshaw
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Young Men's Relief Association
Woodmen of the World and
Mobile Lodge No
Loyal Order of Moose of the World
Anthony Delivered to Orleans Authorities
Robert M. Anthony of Prichard Alabama, arrested Wednesday on a fugitive from justice charge, was arraigned in the recorder's court Thursday and turned over to New Orleans authorities. Detective M J Coyle accompanied him back to New Orleans Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Orleans
Robert M. Anthony
Prichard
Ala
New Orleans
Recorder's Court
M.J. Coyle
Reed Shoots Self Playing With Revolver in Wilmer
John Reed of Wilmer Alabama accidentally shot himself in the lower stomach while handling a revolver at his home on Wednesday night. The bullet passed through and emerged on the left hip. he is under surgical care with a serious but not necessarily fatal condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Wilmer
Ala
Reed
Mortgage Filed For Locomotives Gondolas And Cabooses
A mortgage for seven locomotives 552 gondola cars and twenty caboose cars costing $750 347 was filed in the probate court on Friday by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad company. The Bankers' Trust company of New York City is the mortgage holder. The purchase of this equipment had been noted previously in these columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Bankers’ Trust Company
New York City
French Engineer Says Panama Canal Too Small
A French engineer declares the Panama canal is too small but notes France cannot complete the job. The project proves too large beyond French capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
France
Weather Woes Persist as Plans Remain Incomplete
Residents complain about ongoing bad weather and delayed actions. Officials have yet to announce concrete measures to mitigate impacts on roads schools and businesses this season.
Night of Terror and Croup Fears in the Home
A mother endures a terror as her child chokes during a croup attack and relief seems scarce. The text urges forethought and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a certain cure to use before danger worsens. The tone reflects common early 20th century home medical advice.
Thirteen Ships Lost in Storm Across Great Lakes
Associated Press reports a Great Lakes storm last Saturday sank or wrecked 13 ships with about 246 sailors believed drowned. Additional vessels were damaged, including the Henry B. Smith and Major, with crews rescued by the E. M. Byers. Wrecks listed include Lake Huron ships John A. McGean Charles B. Price James S. Carruthers Regina Wixford Argus Hydrus Scott. Lake Superior Leafield W M Nottingham Henry B. Smith. Lake Michigan Plymouth. Lake Erie Light ship No. 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Port Huron
Great Lakes
Henry B. Smith
Lake Superior
Major
Sault Ste Marie
Lake Michigan
Plymouth
Lake Erie
Federal probe ordered into clothing manufacturing costs
Secretary Redfield ordered a federal investigation into the cost of manufacturing clothing hosiery and knit goods. The inquiry will cover principal production centers at home and abroad and may relate to tariff law effects on American industry. It will begin immediately and seeks to determine whether reductions hurt industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Redfield
Hennessy Indicts Everett Fowler in New York Extortion Case
Everett F. Fowler, once a Democratic state committee member, was indicted for extortion over a 2500 contribution to Norman E. Mack, tied to state barge canal and road work. The indictment follows the John Doe probe into contractor contributions and involves Hull, a Cortland county highway contractor, and a Fourth National Bank official. Hull testified Fowler pressed for the payment to secure a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Everett F. Fowler
Democratic State Committee
John Hennessy
P. Hull
Fowler
John Doe
Hennessy
Whitman
Hull
Fourth National Bank
Syracuse
Norman E. Mack
State Democratic Committee
Arthure A. McLean
Cortland County
Secretary Evans speaks to men of NC MCA at rail yard
F W Evans secretary of the M C A was principal speaker at a noonday service held Friday at the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago railway shops. A Immier educational secretary of the M C A was in charge and delivered a short talk. Evans noted six years of changing conditions and the start of these meetings six years ago. No meeting Saturday. from Monday on meetings will be held in city industrial plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Evans
Thee
Evans
Maritime traffic and arrivals at Texas harbor noting multiple vessels
The Oscar G. Newman from Bluefields and Sylvia C. Hall from Sagua la Grande Arrivals include the Mercator from Puerto Cortes with 24 000 banana bunches and several other steamers and schooners listed with their destinations cargoes and current status Entries record inbound and outbound ships cargoes like cotton phosphate and old yellow metal plus navigational notices and lighthouse district orders
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Oscar G. Newman
Bluefields
Sylvia C. Hall
Sprague
van Heynigen
E. A. Sebean
Footemaster
Pensacola
Fla
Cuba
Ocmulgee
Watkins Master
Mallory Steamship Line
New York
Bertha
Alderney
Munson Steamship Line
Adolfo
Tampa
Savannah
Karen
Munson
Havana
Seeberg
Progreso
Mex
Kylemhor
Mobile
Lady Charlotte
J. M
Aransas Pass
G. S
Coast Pilot
Porry
Lighthouse District
Oscar G
Newman
Nic
Sparague
Sagua la Grande
Nor. S. S
Mercator
Kaisen
Puerto Cortez
Nor. S. S. Harald
Monsen
Hon
Nor
S. S. Bertha
Meyer
Hayvana
Br. S. S. Kirnwood
Olsen
Havre
France
Kirnwood
Marine Weather: Shippers Forecast for Northbound Runs
Shippers should protect cargo as temperatures reach 86 degrees for 36 hours on northbound shipments. Moderate temperatures expected along the eastern and western lanes.
Weather Outlook Sees Little Change For Two Days
Cold air sweeps east from Minnesota to the upper Great Lakes region with fair skies and subfreezing temperatures. A high barometer system over the Gulf states brings continued fair weather and below normal readings, while rain taps the north Atlantic and Ohio Valley regions.
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Minnesota
Rocky Mountains
Upper Lake Region
North Pacific Coast
Gulf
South Atlantic States
North Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Rocky Mountain
Mobile
Albert Ashenberger
Liverpool Cotton Spot Prices and Futures Close Firm
Liverpool reports steady spot prices with middling at 7.47 and 7.61 for good middling, 12 000 bales sold including 10 700 American and 2 000 for speculation and export. Receipts total 35 000 bales, futures closed firm across across months from November at 7.26 to October-November at 6.53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Weekly Cotton Statistics Liverpool November update
Weekly cotton statistics show imports of 182000 bales in all kinds with American imports at 148000 bales. Stock levels reach 651000 bales overall and 142000 bales for American stock. American forwardings total 88000 bales and exports register 8100 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Railway freight list records 43 to 1 928 bale totals
A shipping freight ledger lists New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad Export 43 bales Southern Railway Export 1 928 bales and Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Train No 63 Farmers' Commission Company various consignors Baker Lyons Beville Phillips Topart and Glas Frank M Ladd Davis Gailliard Lott Blacksher with small counts amid the farm trade consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Southern Railway
Mobile
Montgomery
Farmers' Commission Company
Baker-Lyons
Beville Phillips
Topart and Glas
Frank M
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready solution for gray hair. It claims natural darkening, dandruff relief, and less scalp itching with a simple application using a sponge or brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Dr. Inges Dogs Involved In Poultry Killing Mystery
Dr. Harry T Inge's Great Dane allegedly killed poultry on Government street. Dr. Marion Inge reports his bull Bob missing from 934 Government street kennels after being bought for 25 dollars. Police note lost or stolen. Dane may have feasted on Bob prompting a medical checkup for the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Inge
Harry T. Inge
Government Street
Hve
Marion Inge
Bob
Inge
Tra wick to testify in Florida post office robbery case
Dan Tra wick chief clerk of the state convict department received a summons to appear December 1 in federal court at Jacksonville Fla as a witness in the case of A D Cammeyer alias Albert Driscoll accused of robbing the Green Cove post office Driscoll is among the yeggmen who robbed Hirscher Bros safe in Montgomery years ago He was sentenced to twenty years and later pardoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Dan Trawick
State Convict Department
Federal District Court
Jacksonville
Fla
A. D. Cammeyer
Albert Driscoll
Green Cove
Driscoll
Hirscher Bros
Reward Offered in Donaho Funk Case in Chicago
Clarence S. Funk offered a $5,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the men "higher up" in the Donaho Funk case. He told reporters crooks are tied to such cases and the reward may help smoke them out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Clarence S. Funk
Funk
An Honest Druggist Praises Swamp Root Remedy
A Tecumseh Nebraska resident testifies that Kilmer’s Swamp Root relieved his wife’s kidney disease after other patent medicines failed. The letter, sworn before a notary in December 1911, commends the product and endorses its use for kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Tingle
Tecumseh
Nebr
SMITH
EB. B. Tingle
Swamptimes
Smith Drug Company
Tecumseh, N
Kilmer Swamp Root Sample Ad from Binghamton
Letter promotes Kilmer Swamp Root in Binghamton New York offering a sample bottle for ten cents plus a booklet about kidneys. The ad urges readers to send money to Dr. Kilmer & Co and promises convincing results and valuable information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Binghamton, N. Y
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Ays
J. A. Crenshaw
Asheville
Atlanta Ee
Birmingham
Louisvill
Mobile Fivlesesas
Phoenix Pensacola
St. Louis
ZEON
Four Lakes
Sec. Redfield
Everett Fowler
Democratic
N. C
Christ Church
Chapter House
Shippers’ Forecast
Tombigbee River
Alabama
Trawick
Convict Board
Goldman, Beckman & Co
Cincinnati
Dauphin Street
Washington, D. C
Reno
City Ticket Office
South Royal
Bell 210
H. C. Geron
North Water Street
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