Wilson Guilty in West Virginia Assault Case
The jury found E. Graham Wilson guilty of assaulting Miss Kate Turner after a night of deliberation. The court will likely sentence next week if the appeal is not granted. the jury recommended penitentiary confinement to avoid hanging. Wilson's lawyers filed notice of appeal.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
E. Graham Wilson
Kate Turner
Wilson
West Virginia
Stage Set For Big Conference In Colorado Coal Field
Denver November 26 stage was set for the opening conference between coal operators and striking miners committees. Aimed to end the strike or pledge a truce until January 1915 when the state assembly convenes. Governor Ammons and Labor Secretary Wilson were ready to be called if their advice was needed.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Ammons
W. B. Wilson
Saloon furniture banished in St Louis county
Progressive excise board member R. J. Fine orders removal of all card tables chairs and music from saloons in St Louis county. He argues tables invite gaming for drinks and keeping loungers at the premises.
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Excise Board
ST. Louis
St. Louis County
R. J. Fine
County Excise Board
Vicks Vap-O-Rub Croup Treatment Advised
The ad recommends rubbing Vicks Vap-O-Rub on the throat and chest for several minutes, then covering with a warm flannel to loosen phlegm. One treatment often relieves in fifteen minutes, with bedtime use preventing night attacks. It claims Vicks aids inflammations of air passages and offers three sizes 25c 60c and 1.00.
Governor Builds Roads In Overalls Spark Good Roads Drive
Gov Locke Craig of North Carolina donned overalls to work on Buncombe County roads inspiring doctors lawyers teachers and other citizens to join a statewide good roads movement. NC chapters form nationwide and road conditions improve across the state. In Washington the House discussed high cost of living with resolutions to study tariff effects and an international inquiry proposal with funding.
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Craig
North Carolina
Norfolk
Locke Craig
Buncombe
North Carolina Good Roads League
Ron
Associated Press
Washington
House
Austin
Tennessee
Wilson
Gorman
Britten
Illinois
United States
Matty Mathewson's Season in Pitching Control Quietly Strong
Secretary John Arnold Heydler releases National League pitching records showing Christy Mathewson hit few batters. Across fourteen seasons he totaled 48 hit batters in 522 games. In 1913 he again issued none, continuing a record of remarkable control and efficiency.
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John Arnold Heydler
National League
Christy Mathewson
Chalmers
Matty
Giants
Christopher the Clever
Red Cross
Phillies
Polo Grounds
Dode” Paskett
Fred Luderus
Mathewson
New Yorker
Fast Company
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Ed Doheny
Joe Kelly
Toronto International League
Christy
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Heals Severe Foot Ulcer
Bantam Ohio man H D Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer and refused amputation. After trying Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort his foot was soon cured. Advertises the salve as a remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema 25 cents from druggists or by mail Bucklen & Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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H. D. Ely
Bantam, O
Bucklen
H. EB. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Rubber Suspects Held Under Bond in Alabama Robbery Case
George Price and Plummie Howard, described as negroes, were held in $2,000 bond each by Judge Henry Chamberlain in the city court for an attempted robbery of Leon C. Gilbert, cashier of the Bay Poplar Lumber Co at Magazine Point. Gilbert was ambushed while carrying the weekly payroll, with Price firing a rifle.
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George Price
Plummie Howard
Henry Chamberlain
Leon C. Gilbert
Bay Poplar Lumber Company
Magazzine Point
Ala
Gilbert
Price
Ida Griffin
Nora Joiner
George Mills
Inferior Criminal Court
Georgia Johnson
Norman Johnson
TAXPAM MENACED BY GEN Aguilar
The article notes John Lind, Wilson’s representative, traveling to Tampico amid rising unrest and censorship. Rebels under Gen Candido Aguilar move toward the port after demanding the surrender of Tuxpam, signaling heightened danger in the region.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mex
John Lind
Wilson
Tampico
Washington
Candido Aguilar
Tuxpam
Thanksgiving Day Business Closures Across City
All courts departments of the city banks and public buildings suspend Thursday for Thanksgiving. The post office keeps Sunday hours with one delivery. Many stores close all day or part. Two football games set at Spring Hill and Monroe Park. Churches hold special services throughout the day.
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Spring Hill
Monroe Park
Foye Charged With Forgery In Stock Certificate Fraud
Philadelphia officials issued a warrant for James E B Foye of New York on charges of forgery and uttering a fraudulent stock certificate. He allegedly stole blank GE stock certificates and forged names to obtain more than 100000 dollars from a Philadelphia bond broker, with others in New York seeking to recover funds.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
James EB. Foye
New York
Foye
Faye
Wilson Puzzles Over Turkeys
President Wilson faced a Thanksgiving dilemma as two gobblers competed for the White House dinner. Horace Vose of Westerly Rhode Island sent a 37 pound bird from his farm, while South Trimble of Kentucky offered a 30 pound turkey.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Horace Vose
Westerley
R. I
White House
South Trimble
House of Representatives
Kentucky
Infantry to Patrol El Paso and Free Cavalry
The Twentieth Infantry at Fort Douglass near Salt Lake City will be ordered to El Paso to patrol the city and release the cavalry already there to patrol the international border outside the city limits. Brigadier General Bliss asked for reinforcements amid renewed hostilities below Juarez and fears of disorder if fighting resumes across the border.
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Associated Press
Washington
Twentieth Infantry
Fort Douglass
Salt Lake City
el Paso
Bliss
Juarez
Traffic Officer Sues After Street Car Collision
Walter Burch a traffic police officer sues the Mobile Light and Light Railroad Company for 3000 dollars claiming injuries from a street car strike on October 27 while he stood at Dauphin and Royal Streets.
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Walter Burch
Mobile Light and Light Railroad Company
Dauphin and
Royal Streets
Law and Equity Court
Dr William C Edwards Dead in Mobile County Alabama
Dr. William C Edwards age 59 son of the late Joseph R and Addie Edwards died Wednesday morning at his home in St Elmo Mobile county Alabama after an illness dating back to September when paraly sis struck him He rallied briefly then declined Survived by his wife three sisters Miss J Edwards of New York City Mrs A M Bright Mrs Robert Morris Mobile two brothers R Lee Edmunds and others
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William C. Edwards
Joseph R
Addie Edwards
St. Elmo
Mobile County
Ala
J. Edwards
New York City
A. M. Bright
Robert Morris
Mobile
R. Lee
Baby Burned When Dress Catches Fire From Grate
The one year old child of Mia Sigmund Rayford of Prichard was badly burned Wednesday morning near 8 o clock when a piece of paper on the hearth ignited and set fire to the dress. Dr O H Harris attended the child whose right arm, side and face were burned.
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Mia
Sigmund Rayford
Prichard
O. H. Harris
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Various Posts
The United States Civil Commission lists examinations to be held at the local customs house. Positions include sanitary bacteriologist and laboratory assistant in health and physics, warehouseman, in agriculture and geodetic surveys. Also chief mine surgeon and other male roles in mines and industry with December 8 as a key date.
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United States Civil Commission
Public Health
Washington
Male
Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Industry
Department of Agriculture
Coast and Geodetic Survey
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G. B. Sellers
General Electric Company
Farmers Loan & Trust Company
Moore's
Cree van Antwerp Drug Corp
L. H. Meyer & Sons
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Dauphin St
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