Court Calendar Highlights Include Embezzlement and Prohibition Case
The upcoming term lists John Jaine of Citronelle charged with embezzlement in two funds cases and Jacob Hauser facing a second prohibition violation. Hauser remains out on bond. a potential conviction could add six months to a prior sentence. Carl M. Hardeman, arrested in Memphis for forging E. M. Gregory’s signature, awaits a hearing. The week’s schedule runs November 24 to 29 with cases across larceny embezzlement pretenses and burglary, culminating in Hauser and Hardeman appearances.
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John Jaine
Citronelle
Jacob Hausz
Hauser
James’ Ryan
John Draine
Elbert Robpetii
Leon Dennis
T. S. Stephens
Sylvester McCree
Manuel Omas
Charles Tyrrell
John Thomas
Jesse Williams
Digestit Digestit claims relief for dyspepsia in reader letters
A Springfield Ohio reader describes a severe indigestion attack and weight loss followed by relief after using Digestit. The ad cites other cures and mentions trials priced 26c and 50c with druggist availability and a money back guarantee by Van Antwerp Drug.
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C.H. Pelton
Springfield
Ohio
Daily News
van Antwerp
Battlefield at Wounded Knee Described as Massacre
Lincoln Nebraska November 22. M B R Gilmore curator of the Nebraska historical society returns from the Wounded Knee scene and calls the engagement a massacre of Indians. He cites Sioux survivors including Mrs Mouseau, Joseph Homeland and Iron Hall, recounting a four sided volley and near annihilation of the Big Foot band.
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Lincoln, Neb
M. BR. Gilmore
Nebraska’ Historical Society
Wounded Knee
Gilmore
Ogallala
Alabama Banking Dept Hailed as Model by Tennessee Visitor
J L Hutton superintendent of banks of Tennessee toured Alabama with aide Heflin to study the state banking department's methods as a model for Tennessee. Alabama Superintendent A E Walker and officials welcomed them praising Alabama’s banking system as a national example. Hutton is a Columbia Tennessee resident and Phoenix National Bank president.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
J. L. Hutton
Tennessee
Banking
Hutton
Heflin
Alabama Department
A. E. Walker
Alabama Banking Department
United States
Columbia
Tenn
Phoenix National Bank
Bank of Commerce of
Decatur
Engagements Denounced by Father Contrasted with Mother’s Praise
A notice reports engagements announced by the mother and criticized by the father, highlighting family disagreement over upcoming nuptials and public perception of the matches.
General Blanquet Feared by Huerta Faction in Mexico
General Blanquet, head of the Mexican army and minister of war, is described as the man most feared by Provisional President Huerta. He enjoys strong support among officers and could muster the Federal army if he moved to oust Huerta.
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Blanquet
Huerta
Cleveland Enforces Liquor Laws Sunday Observance
Cleveland reports strict enforcement of liquor laws with police ordered to close saloons and cigar stands from midnight Saturday to Monday morning. Saloons must keep blinds up and staff barred from working Sunday. Big downtown cafes face continuation of Sunday restrictions.
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Cleveland
Spokane Judges Bar Frivolous Delays in Local Courts
Spokane county judges issue new court rules to curb delaying tactics. Frivolous motions and time demurrers may yield judgment by default, and all court business will be conducted openly in court with papers filed in the county clerk’s office.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane County
Anti slavery law passes in Philippines amid minor amendments
Manila reports the Philippine commission approves the anti slavery act adopted November 18 by the national assembly. Only a few corrections were added to fix legal defects in the measure as passed.
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Commission
Act of National Assembly
Manila
Philippine Commission Today
Philippine “National” Assembly
Assembly
Ex convict Tegeler forms unlikely fair wind for trial tale
In Pawhuska Oklahoma nine years after the murder of James Meadows Rudolph Tegeler, an ex convict now installing city electrical machinery for a new plant, faces a fourth trial. His past includes life sentence overturned on appeal and a divided jury verdict.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Rudolph Tegeler
Oklahoma City
James Meadows
Tegeler
Court of Appeals
Meadows
Oklahoma
Convict Geo Schroeder Wins Release to Vaudeville Stage
Geo Schroeder a Spokane convict with a baritone voice arrived in Spokane and will perform at a local vaudeville house for 100 dollars a week. His release from Walla Walla penitentiary came after petitions and letters supporting his singing comeback and his prior San Quentin record influenced the 20 year sentence for forgery. Schroeder resumed music study in prison and had performed at the June German Saengerfest.
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Spokand
Wash
Geo. Schroeder
Walla Walla
Spokane
Schroeder
San Quentin
Parole Board
Death of Dr Henry P Howard of Dallas Veteran Surgeon
Dr Henry P Howard aged 82 died at his Dallas home yesterday. A medical director for Texas in the Confederate States Army, he served as a surgeon in the regular army before the war. Born in Washington DC he traced his roots to Maryland.
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Dallas
Texas
Henry P. Howard
Department of Texas
Confederate States of America
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Howard
Change in Cotton Grading Adopted by New York Exchange
Special committee of the New York Cotton Exchange recommends adopting standard Gulf and Texas white cotton grades from the Agriculture Department with one lower grade added. It urges parallel upland equivalents, seeks government and congressional cooperation, and sets April 1 1915 as the start. The board proposes monthly revisions and bans credit for speculative purposes. A December 2 special meeting will consider all recommendations.
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New York Exchange
New York
Board of Managers
New York Cotton Exchange
Department of Agriculture
Gulf and Texas
Congress
Exchange
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertises Quick Relief
Nervous and sick headaches are blamed on a torpid liver and constipated bowels. The ad promises rapid relief by stimulating the organs to function properly. A 25 cent box is suggested, available at druggists or by mail from H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
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Dr. King
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Old Officers Renamed by the Stockholders
Montgomery Belt Line railway, backed by the Atlantic Coast Line, held its annual stockholders meeting in Montgomery. All former directors were re elected, and business concluded in under an hour. Attending was H L Borden, secretary of both Belt Line and Atlantic Coast Line. Directors include H Walters, T H Emerson, J R Kenly, F W Scott, C S Gadsden, H L Borden, Judge John R Tyson, and Alexander Hamilton.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Belt Line Railway
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
H. L. Borden
Belt Line Railway
United States
H. Walters
New York
T. H. Emerson
J. R. Kenly
Wilmington
N. C
F. W. Scott
Richmond
C. S. Gadsden
Charleston
S. C
John R. Tyson
Alexander Hamilton
Petersburg
Montgomery Negro Takes Razor Route in Death Case
In Montgomery Alabama John Wilson a Black resident died by self inflicted razor slashing after doctors warned of fatalappendicitis. Police investigated initially deeming possible murder amid a long drought of such acts in the city.
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Montgomery
Ala
John Wilson
Wilson
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