Guards Against Hoodoo in Vain Trial Headlines
Simon P. Jackson, colored, found guilty of burglary by city court jury and remanded. Evidence shows entry and theft at Pearl Jackson residence near Alfcrest Alabama including goods groceries and a tall brown Leghorn rooster. Other defendants: Austin Brown convicted of stealing a steamboat whistle. Arthur Pickens guilty of burglary. Chandler Case and Officer William Chandler set for Thursday with Illiard Rice in assault cases.
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Simon P. Jackson
Pearl Jackson
Alfcrest
Ala
Jackson
Austin Brown
Maude
Y W. E. Edgar
Arthur Pickens
Chandler
Williamhandler
John R. Danzy
Illiard Rice
William McCombs Expected to Decide on France Post
William F. McCombs, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, is slated to discuss a party reorganization at the White House and may announce whether he will accept the ambassador to France post, which has been held open since March.
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Y Associated Press
Washington
Demcratic National Committee
New York
Kite House
France
Vinol promotes health says local druggists back up
Druggists praise Vinol for run down people as a tonic made from cod liver without oil and iron. It claims to strengthen digestion and blood, aid sleep and energy, and comes with a money back guarantee if it does not help. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp. Mobile Alabama. P S for pimples and blotches try Saxo Salve.
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Vinci
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Mobile
Ala
P. S
Tag Day Fundraiser to Support Mobile Detention Home
Mobile officials urge residents to buy tags Friday November 21 to fund improvements and upkeep of the Boys Detention Home. The Boys Club reports high demand for employed youths in banks, railroads, and stenographic work, with many attending night classes and participating as Pages at events.
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Mobile
L. H. Putnam
Southern Commercial Congress
O. C. Wolcott
Mississippi A. and M. College
Jacob Weiss
Onie Snow
Putnam
Wolcott
Lazarus Schwarz
John T. Bauer
HK. J. Buck
Geo. J. Sullivan
A. P. Bush
P. J. Lyons
Frederick J. Thompson
G. B. Thames
Geo. Fearn, Jr
J. C. O'Connell
M. T. McGowin
H. Edington
L. S. Dunlap
Leo M. Brown
Gordon Smith
L. J. Davis
Frank Crenshaw
Vivian Marshall
St. George Tucker
City Bank
Rhett Goode
Peter Vredenburgh, Jr
R. P. Bester
Platte Roberts
Emily Roberts
Amy Wilson
Mildred Shaffer
Annabell Courtright
Battle House
Mattie Cary
Clara Cary
Margaret Taylor
Margaret Horn
L. H. Horn
Josephine Chamberlain
Hilda Broadwood
Marguerite Wefel
D. R. Burgess
Charles Hervey
J. Gower
Cawthon Hotel
Gabriella Barret
Luscher
D. B. Bestor
E. M. Robinson
Peoples’ Bank and Corner
Sykes Gilbert
Ceclia Webb
Elise Webb
James Weinacker
Simon Shoe Company
Junger and Gass
Lonnie Vass
Dovie Vass
Sadie Kimbrough
Eleanor Burgett
Gordon Bu
Marks
Mellane
Eugene Mark
S. Haas
Lee Solomon
Sutton’s Drug Store
Nathan Simon
Harry Hagerman
Rose Reese
Seale Harris
J. B. Harvey
T. H. Frazer
Thomas
Zadek
James Hagan
J. O. Smith
T. N. Norville
van Antwerp’s Drug Co
Helen Norville
Ray Norville
Soost
Pearl Soost
Gladys Murray
Stanley Finch
M. J. McDermott
Bank of Mobile
T. K. Jackson
Bauer's Drug Store
H. P. Smith
Elizabeth van Liew
Varina Gould
Gladys Gould
Bessie Hubert
Marie Clifton
Annie Lou Rnfield
City Bank and Trust Company
Bell Phone
Boys’ Club Corporation
Board of Managers
J. St. Geo. Tucker
A. FP. Bush
D. P. Bestor, Jr
T. P. Norville
H. A. Forcheime
Ashbel Hubbard
Hannah Lyons
Messrs
E. J. Buck
George .J. Sullivan
J. Lyons
Frederick I. Thompson
George Fearn, Jr
Trachoma Kills Sight of People in Southern Mountains
Fifty thousand trachoma cases reported among mountaineers in the Southern states with Kentucky and Tennessee hardest hit. Dr. G. C. Savage of Nashville notes rising blindness and mentions a Rockefeller fund to fight the disease. The convention covers malaria and surgical papers. tag day for Detention home funds outlined with committee chairmen and bank headquarters listed.
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Lexington
Southern Medical Association
G. C. Savage
Nashville
Tenn
Savage
Kentucky
Tennessee
John D. Rockefeller
Association
W. 8. Thayer
Baltimore
W. S. Leathers
University of Mississippi
C. C. Bass
New Orleans
R. H. von Erdorf
Mobile
H. H., Shoulders
Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy Promoted Vigorously
An advertisement touts Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy for chronic indigestion liver and intestinal ailments. It claims relief from gas pressure sour stomach upset and related complaints and endorses testimonials from varied professionals.
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Mayr
Ife
Congress
Justice of the Court
Pri
Delegates Plan Citrus Orbit Trip From Bienville Square
The 10th special delegates will mail about 200 automobile owners invitations to tour citrus sites near Mobile. Three stops guide the journey: Lesser orange grove on Dog River eight miles out, Broughton orchard near Theodore twelve miles out, and A. H. Daves orchard near Irvington eighteen miles out. Some riders may turn back at Sterter’s or Broughton’s. others proceed to Daves. The convention will open with remarks from Chairman Fearn.
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Bienville Sqquare
Fearn
Alabama
Dog River
Broughton Orchard
Theodore
Mobile
A. H. Daves
Irvington
Lester’s
Broughton’s
Daves’ Place
Chamber of Commerce
Swamp Root Cited By Patient For Kidney Revival
A testimonial from W. C. Blackmon of Phenix City Alabama claims Swamp Root cured severe illness and back ache after a prior sickness. The letter is sworn before Justice of the Peace W. J. Birs on July 14 1909.
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W. C. Blackmon
Phenix City
Ala
W. J. Birs
Justice of the Peace
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You Sample Bottle Offer
Leter to Dr. Kilmer Co Binghamton NY advertises a sample bottle of Swamp Root with ten cent price and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It claims the sample will convince and asks to mention The Mobile Daily Item. Regular sizes sold at Gru stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Gru
Trial gown demonstration denied in Wyoming court
In Cheyenne on November 19, Judge J A Riner rejected a proposal to allow Mrs Joseph L Wier to try on a gown in open court to prove her claim she bought dresses cheaply and did not steal them. The court halted the demonstration and a verdict was anticipated before night.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States District’ Court
J. A. Riner
Joseph L. Wier
Riner
Alabama Good Roads Association Session Schedule
Thursday morning opening session leads with Latth House remarks by Hon. John Craft. City and Chamber welcomes by Pat Lyon and William Armbracht. Gard ner Green delivers Alabama Good Roads remarks. Governors Emmet O Neal and John Craft give addresses. Afternoon features reports, committees, and road construction talks by local officials.
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Latth House
John Craft
Mobile
Pat Lyon
Chamber of Commerce
William Armbracht
Alabama Good Roads Association
Gardner Green
Pell City
Ala
E. B. Aimon
J. A. Rountree
Secreaary
Emmet O'Neal
Alabama
Good Roads
G. A. Nelson
International Good Roads Congress
London
Mexican Pilgrims Visit Pope at Vatican
Pope Pius greeted a Mexican pilgrimage party just returned from Palestine in Rome on November 19. The group included Archbishop Leopold Ruiz of Michoacan and Bishop Jose Amador Velazco. The Pope blessed them and prayed for peace to bless Mexico.
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Associated Press
Rome
Pius
Palestine
Leopold Ruiz
Michoacan
Jose Amador Velazco
Mexico
Good Roads Meeting Highlights Across States
Rural letter carriers and state officials gather to discuss road construction and cooperative efforts. Notable speakers include J. M. Riley and A Russell from Alabama and Mississippi, with remarks on women’s interest, press role, and regional road initiatives in Louisiana Mississippi Florida and Tennessee.
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Enue
Montgomery County
W. W. Brandon
Tuscaloosa
J. M. Riley
Alabama Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
A. Russell
Mississippi Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
State Good Roads Association
Jesse Taylor
Better Roads
Jamestown
Ohio
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
Tennessee
Good Roads
Cora Miller
Dadeville
Ala
C. J. Sharp
Birmingham
the Press and Good Roads
J. . Pierce
Daily Times
Huntsville
Road Building Address Led by Farm Leader Panel
Ford of Missouri chairs the 4 Roads Committee as the Us States Congress backs good roads. Hon O P president of the Farmers' Union introduces Clarendon Davis of Havile C Cy Clay of Demopolis and W B Edmonson of Decatur. Illustrated address on practical road building by a representative of the past states.
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Ford
Missouri
Congress
Farmers’ Union
Clarendon Davis
Havile
C. Cy Clay
Demopolis
W. B. Edmonson
Decatur
Washington
Resinol Heals Twenty-Year Itching in Ten Days
Baltimore Maryland July 10 1993. Charles Warner narrates a twenty year itch and rash on his legs that resisted many treatments beforeResinol Soap and Ointment provided relief from the first use and cured him in ten days. The ad notes Resinol prescriptions and druggist availability with a free trial offer from Dept. 26 R Resinol Baltimore MD.
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Baltimore
Charles Warner
Resinol
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