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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1913

Page

8

Laroche named to succeed Stover as park commissioner

York date Nov 29 report: Charles B Stover resigns as New York park commissioner. Mayor Kline appoints Charles Laroche to replace him after Stover sent a Cincinnati dated letter resigning and requesting Laroche be named successor. The resignation was received by Mayor Kline yesterday.

York Charles B New York Park Commoner Cincinnati Klinerer Laroche Kline Charles B. Stover Commissioner Stover Stover

County Commissioner Violated Law by County Contract Interest

Special to The Item reports G W Carlisle a Bullock County commissioner violated the law by being interested in a county contract and selling to the county Examiner Charles I Lowns filed the governor Friday Bullock officials say Carlisle promised to conform to the law after being alerted

Carlisle Bullock Montgomery Ala G. W. Carlisle Bullock County Charles I. Lowns

Girl says she did not fire first in Delhaye killing trial

Crowley La November 29 1939 Dora Murff 13 J S Duvall and Allie Duvall stand trial for murder of James M Delhaye. E P White Jr testified Duvall fired the shotgun that killed Delhaye as Murff fired a revolver. Andrus corroborated White’s account as defense challenged testimony.

Associated Press Crowley James Duvall James M. Delhaye E. P. White, Jr Dora Murff J. S. Duvall Allie Duvall Debhaye Miss Murff White Caid Duvall Allie J. L. Andrus

Frisco Tariff Suspension Orders Grain and Seed Transit

Washington November 29 A suspension was ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission until March 29 next of a tariff by the St Louis and San Francisco railroad to withdraw milling in transit privileges on grain and seed now enjoyed by shippers.

Associated Press Washington Interstate Commerce Commission St. Louis San Francisco

Freedom of Mobile convict captured near Montgomery

Will Morgan, a negro convict serving five years from Mobile for burglary, who escaped from Speigner's several days ago, was captured near Montgomery this morning.

Montgomery Ala Will Morgan Mobile Speigner’s

Native of the Southland Praises Cardui for Recovery

Mrs Ed Davis of Chillicothe Ohio shares how Cardui the woman’s tonic restored her after four years of weakness following childbirth She writes to the Chattanooga Medicine Co Ladies Advisory Department for guidance and confirms she now walks and works freely after using four bottles Cardui is advertised with instruction to begin today and to request the home treatment book.

Chillicothe Ohio Southland Ladies Advisory Department Chattanooga Medicine Co N.B Chattanooga

Chamberlain Signals Support for Justice to Colombia at Latin Diplomats Luncheon

Senator Chamberlain of Oregon stirred Latin American diplomats at a Washington luncheon by pledging to vote for justice to Colombia from the United States if his decisive vote were needed. The event, hosted by John Barrett for the Pan American Union, also featured praise for Barrett and calls for a united Western Hemisphere.

Washington Chamberlain Oregon Colombia United States Panama Ambassador da Gama Brazil John Barrett Pan-American Union Folk State Department Boaz W. Long Senor Calvo Costa Rica Barrett Charles W. Currier Matanzas Cuba Americas North South America Western Hemisphere

Must Have Gold 10 Save the Railroad

Provision al President Huerta summoned the managers of the Bank of London and Mexico and the National Bank to discuss financial aid to meet December 1 obligations of the National Railways. Interest payments due December 1 total 801,000 pesos gold, with January 18 payments also looming. E. N. Brown, head of the National Railways, had recently traveled to New York to secure funds as railway earnings since December 1912 show a 15,000,000 peso gold drop and fixed charges and asset losses run into millions.

Mexico City Huerta Bank of London Mexico National Bank National Railways E. N. Brown New York

California Syrup of Figs Ad Promises Quick Relief for Children

A vintage advertisement urges mothers to treat many childhood ailments by giving one teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs for gentle internal cleansing. It warns to avoid counterfeit syrups and to buy the product from the California Fig Syrup Company with clear directions for all ages.

California California Fig Syrup Company

Republican Senators Decline Conference on Currency Bill

Republican senators said they will not hold a party conference on the currency bill and will pursue amendments on the Senate floor. Leaders indicated no plan for a GOP conference and will act without waiting for a Democrat pact to support the Owen bill.

Washington

Potatoes and price fears stir Washington talks

Washington reports a new phase of living-cost worries as Irish agriculture chief T P Gill urges lifting Irish potato embargo. He claims U S speculators buy this year's crop to push prices higher and argues powdery scab on Irish origins is not a quarantine reason. Houston and the horticultural board held a briefing with no action announced.

Washington T. P. Gill Irish Board of Agriculture Houston United States Gill Ireland America Federal Horticultural Board McKeller Tennessee Department of Justice Department

Daughter Seeks Help When Possible For Household Tasks

A daughter shows consideration by preferring to hire help rather than burden her mother with all chores. This approach highlights modern approaches to family labor and respect for elders.

Eliza T. Parker Dies Noted Mobile Charity Leader

Mrs Eliza Troost Parker 66 native of Mobile died at home 554 Government street after a ten day illness. Survived by two sons Frank Parker Troost Parker and a grandson. A charter member and treasurer of the Mobile Infirmary, she led fundraising for benevolent institutions. Funeral Sunday at 9:30 from home and 10 from Christ Episcopal Church.

Eliza Troost Parker Francis S. Parker Government Street Louis Troost South Mobile Frank Parker Troost Parker Parker Bros Mobile Infirmary Christ Episcopal Church

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Frisco Freedom OF Mobile Piedmonts Oliver Goodloe Cardu Cardui Cardus Assembly of Ganal Panama and the Canal the Item Mobile, Ala Great Canal Zone Panama Canal Cates Willis J. Abbott Pacific Ocean Cross Irish Board of Agriculture Springs Surprise Eliza T. Parker
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