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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1913

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Consul Canada Calls Bluff Of The Mexicans Refugees Sail Onboard Warship

At Vera Cruz two Mexican refugees from the late president were placed aboard the American battleship Rhode Island after Consul Canada refused to release them. Bluejackets stood ready to act if threats to seize the fugitives were carried out. The men sought asylum at the U S consulate and were guarded in privacy until the launch carried them away.

Associated Press Vera Cruz Mex Daniel Madero Mexico Conats Seder BS One Eugenio Gutierrez Estavo Maas Ira Cruz Canada Rhode Island Conte Consula Washington Aehn Admiral Fletcher Vashon San Juan Vila Devus Amer- An John Lind Wilson M W United States Act Faith of the Mérderos Lind Everisto Maoa God Daniel United Evesto

Navy Will Look After Refugees In Vera Cruz and Mexico

The Associated Press reports acting Secretary Roosevelt and John Bassett Moore directed Rear Admiral Wiethner to oversee refugee safety at the Vera Cruz Aman consulate. Earlier directives urged the embassy and consular officers in Mexico to grant asylum to Mexicans deemed entitled.

Associated Press Washington Sec“Roosevelt Navy Inselor John Bassett Moore Fe. Départment Wiethher Aman Vera Crus Ancede Bryan Mexico

Legislative Acts Discounted Step Along Said

Officials here discount legislative acts and describe any move as a step along the situation not an immediate action. The view is that progress is gradual and not a single event.

Associated Press

Ground Broken for New St Catherine of Siena Church in Crichton

Right Rev. BE. P. Allen of Mobile leads ground breaking Friday at 9 30 for a new Catholic church in Crichton to be named St Catherine of Siena. Location at Spring Hill Ave and Item Ave, parish formed from St Mary's, with future resident pastor planned.

BE. P. Allen Mobile Crichton Allen D. A. Brady BE. J. Hackett L J. Lauzon T. J. Eaton St. Catherine of Siena Spring Hill Avenue Item Avenue Lota Fita St. Catherine of Biena Alten St. Mary's

Lone Bandit Robs Bank at Heidelberg Miss

A lone bandit robbed the Bank of Heidelberg in Heidelberg Mississippi just before noon. He held the cashier at pistol point, took about $2,000, locked the cashier in a vault, and fled on a nearby freight train. The cashier was freed within about thirty minutes and raised the alarm.

Associated Press Laurel Miss Heidelberg

Seaworthiness of Titanic Questioned in Court

Charges that the Titanic was unseaworthy were presented in federal district court today in New York. The case involves suits aggregating seventeen million dollars.

Associated P New York Non Federal District Court

Coffee County Farmer Succumbs to Wounds

J D Donaldson, a prominent Coffees county farmer, died at Montgomery hospital after being shot by his brother in law Taylor. He was rushed to the Montgomery hospital in critical condition earlier today.

Coffee County Donaldson Montgomery Ala J. D. ‘Donaldson Taylor

Debaters to Open Currency Bill Discussion in Senate

The Associated Press reports the currency bill will be debated in the Senate starting Monday with Chairman Owen of the banking committee leading the opening speech in support of the administration. The schedule runs Monday to Friday with sessions continuing, and no recess or mileage fights expected during the special and regular sessions.

Owen Senate Associated Press Washington Banking Committee Administration

Canal toll rules set measurement basis for ships

President Wilson issued proclamation detailing how to measure cargo capacity for Panama canal tolls. Rules align with Suez standards on most points, though some aspects are stricter or more liberal. The $1.25 per ton rate remains unchanged.

Associated Press Washington Panama Canal Wilson Suez Canal

Aged Wife Falls From Trestle to Her Death

West Newton Pa November 21 An elderly husband George H Albright tried to save his wife after she slipped from a trestle twenty feet above a creek near Gratztown The struggle ended with the woman plunging to her death as they walked home along the rail authorities said the man attempted to reach her but could not prevent the fall

Associated Press West Newton George H. Albright Gratztown Albright

Sanity Question to Jury in Schmidt Case

New York November 21 The question of Hans Schmidt insanity in the murder of Alina Aumalier and the dismemberment of her body is left to a jury. A mental examination motion was noted in court as the trial progresses.

Sanity OF Schmidt Associated Press Wew York Hans Schmidt Alina Aumalier

Lee Christmas Recruits for Carranza in Chicago

General Lee Christmas, noted in Central America, recruits men in Chicago for General Carranza. He reportedly left for the border with nineteen followers, promising pay up to 500 dollars monthly. Recruits include two expert telegraphers. funds include a reported one million from American investors backing the Carranza war effort.

Associated Press Chicago Lee Christmas Central America Carranza Christmas Mexico Carranza War Fund

Hanishs Books Spark Trial In U S Court

The trial of Ottoman Zarh-Adust Hanish, high priest of the Mazdagnan sun cult, opens in Chicago before Judge Mack. Prosecutors rate his green book and inner circle writings as the basis for charges detailing sending objectionable matter across state lines. William Lindsay, a Philadelphia heiress, is noted as a cult associate awaiting testimony.

Associated Press Chicago Zarh-Adust Hanish Ess Mack United States District Court Hanish Willand Lindsay Philadelphia William

Miss Burns Fined For Chalking Walk

Miss Lucy Burns paid a one dollar fine in a police court in Washington for chalking sidewalks with votes for women. The judge sought to dismiss the case as a city ordinance violation but Burns wanted it settled quickly. The scene drew admiration from suffragette supporters in attendance.

Associated Press Washington Lucy Burns White House Miss Burns Scoli

Weather sketch hints unsettled weekend conditions

Fragmentary weather note mentions Saturday partly windy conditions and unsettled weather tonight. Specifics are unclear but point to a unsettled period with wind. No city or time details are readable.

Modest Wedding Cake at White House for Jessie Woodrow Wilson

Washington November 21. The wedding cake for Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson will be modest not extravagant despite many letters requesting a piece. Officials would need about a hundred cakes to satisfy all requests, and two large trucks arrived with presents labeled handle with care.

Associated Press Washington White House Jessie Woodrow Wilson

New Year's Reception at White House Cut Short

President Wilson announced during the holiday recess that he would take a ten day vacation. Details on accompanying guests and events for the White House New Year's reception were not disclosed.

White House Associated Press Washington Wilson Migo Resz Hein

Denunciation of Alabama Convict Lease System Sparks Political Heat

State Senator Robert Moulthrop voices harsh criticism of the convict lease system and Douglass in a Alabama convicts inquiry. He cites unread letters and unresolved investigations, urging a thorough state examination and reform of convict conditions and treatment.

Douglass Robert Moulthrop Poe Alabama Saa Siahens Bamian Opa Wnd Huxford-Orvin Byue Alabama Convict Improvement ‘Association Convict Department Hardley Douglasss Montgomery Ala Lédist Douglas Bir Eufaula Ben Mise Herts

Convict Labor Debate Divides Alabama Good Roads Group

Alabama Good Roads delegates heard pleas for consolidating the convict department with the highway commission. Sen. Moulthrop and Sen. Atkins backed convict road work, criticizing the present system and citing Dallas County results while outlining costs, food, clothing, and sanitary actions for prisoners.

Moulthrop W. B. Atkins The Convict Association Atkins Dallas Alabama John W. O'Neill Jeff County Connecticut

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