Nine injured as train No 32 wrecks near Charlotte
A northbound No 32 passenger train collided with freight cars three miles south of Charlotte at about 4 AM killing engineer Goodwin and injuring nine others including D C Johnson and Dr D B Johnson. Passengers R B Laxton Lula May McFee and Mrs Silverteeth sustained various injuries. Fireman Trumbull was hurt in the incident.
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Aby Associated Press
Washington
Charlottes
Southern Railway
Goodwin
Trumbull
Woody
Laxton
Morgantown
N. C
D. C. Johnson
Rock Hill
8. C
Two Milk Ordinance Violators Fined in Local Court
C. W. Philstrom was fined ten days or ten dollars by the recorder on charges of selling or possessing watered milk after test by health officials. He claimed the milk came from B. E. Griffiths, who health authorities say had no case and was discharged. J. W. Deakle received a ten dollar fine with suspended sentence to clean his dairy premises under health inspection.
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C.W. Philstrom
Recorder
B. E. Griffiths
J. W. Deakle
State closes in trial of Trabue for Stokes killing
Nashville November 14 The state rests its case against Charles C Trabue after Dr M C McGannon testified the neck bullet may not be fatal but the head injury was mortal The autopsy described the path of the bullet from left neck to the top of Stokes head J G Stephenson recalled to recount items found in Stokes pockets after the April 26 shooting
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Associated Press
Nashville
M. C. McGannon
Charles C. Trabue
Harry 8. Stokes
Trabue
Gannon
Stokes
J. G. Stephenson
Tri Counties Creamery Changes Name to Tri-Counties Creamery
The Demonstration Plantation Creamery Company has become Tri Counties Creamery with headquarters in this city. A certificate changing the name was filed in probate court Monday afternoon. Stockholders approved the change on November 11.
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Demonstration Plantation Creamery Company
Tri-Counties
Spot Cotton Prices Move Higher in Liverpool Market
Liverpool reports firm spot with good middling at 11.80 and middling at 11.68 amid 8 000 bales sold and 66 000 receipts. Futures hold steady with nearby contracts around 11.58 to 11.85 across several roll dates.
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Liverpool
Associated Press
Chicago Records Coldest Temperature Of The Season
Chicago thermometers hit 16 degrees above zero at 7 a.m. on November 14 marking the season's low after a night of light snow.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Food Bureau for Austria Planned in Imperial Order
Imperial letters to Premier von Koerber outline establishment of a food bureau in Austria. Reports from New York to Manila and Halifax note varied events including a death in Louisiana, a ship confiscation, and Nova Scotia’s lieutenant governor’s passing amid a day of reports across cities.
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Food Bureau For
Austria
Amsterdam
Wiener Zecitung
von Koerber
Halifax
N. S
David McKeen
Nova Scotia
Taro New Vegetable Arrives in Mobile
A new taro variety, new to this region, has reached the Gulf Coast Produce Exchange for experimental cooking. Manager E. B. Davis says it is grown in tropical areas and could be cultivated locally. He notes taro resembles dasheen and can make a delicious soup. poi in Hawaii is made from taro.
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Gulf Coast Produce Exchange
E. B. Davis
Exchange
Department’ of Agriculture
Washington
American on Arabic Says No Warning Before Sinking
Paul Danner an American passenger on the British steamer Arabic reports there was no warning before the explosion when the ship was sunk on November 6 off the Mediterranean. He notes a submarine periscope sighting from the starboard side and credits calm seas for survival. The Arabic carried 437 people. two engineers died in the blast.
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Associated Press
London
Paul R. Danner
Mediterranean
Malta
Tam
Marseilles
Paul. Danner
Harvard
Young Men's Christian Association
India
Cambridge
Mass
British Admiralty
Australia
Cororal Caraker transferred to Mobile post
Montgomery reports Corporal Caraker in charge of the army recruiting station in the city will be transferred to the Mobile station in the coming days. This move comes as an immediate promotion after his recent succession to Sergeant Hippert.
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Montgomery
Corporal Caraker
Mobile
Caraker
Hippert
Frank Sargent Case Continued By Recorder
The case of Frank Sargent charged with dangerous and suspicious conduct was continued in recorder court from Tuesday to Wednesday on complaint by John J. Sargent. Dock Hunter was fined five dollars and costs for carrying concealed weapons and went to the county road for thirty days. Peter Brown faced three months on the county road for stealing a sack of meat from G Mertz Company. Joseph Taylor received a sixty day sentence on the county road for stealing a hat worth three dollars from Nick Wegliacich.
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Frank Sargent
John J. Sargent
Recorder’s Court
Dock Hunter
Peter Brown
G. Mertz Company
Joseph Taylor
Dorcas Charity Appeal Seeks Help From Public
The Dorcas Charity Association of Mobile County launches its annual canvass for money clothing shoes food and fuel for the destitute without regard to denomination. They request usable clothing and shoes in repair toys for children and urge teachers to involve pupils. calls for bundles via Bell 480 or Home.
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Mobile
Dorcas Charity Association
Alabama
Mobile County
Bell
Overton Heads to Trial in Lawler Murder Case
Former Madison County clerk David D. Overton returns to Huntsville for arraignment before Judge B. M. Miller on the June killing of Probate Judge W. T. Lawler. A venue change request is anticipated as prosecutors and defense prepare for a trial slated for early next week. A Huntsville merchant, Carl Stenger, was fined for missing jury duty. Indictments expected by week’s end to be heard with the Overton case.
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Associated Press
Huntsville
Ala
David D. Overton
Madison County
W. T. Lawler
Montgomery
B. M. Miller
Fourth
Alabama Judicial Circuit
Overton
Miller
Carl Stenger
Grandmothers Remedies Then and Now Lydia E Pinkham
Women have long relied on herbs and roots such as wormwood thoroughwort sage rue and camomile for family ailments. Modern times bring ready prepared extracts from the same roots and herbs with Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound popular among women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Moonshiners Nabbed by U S Deputies in Alabama
Deputy Marshal E B Tunstall Jr arrested Joe King George Baggett and Nick Baggett in Conecuh and near Bellville for illicit liquor making and possession without internal revenue licenses. They appeared before U S Commissioner Rabb at Brewton, posted bond, and were released pending further hearings.
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United States
E. 8. Tunstall, Jr
Conecuh County
Joe King
George Baggett
Nick Baggett
U. S
Rabbat Brewton
King
Evergreen
Bellville
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