Public Auction on Mobile Property Over Mortgage Default
Marion S Gaines will sell at public outcry on October 7 1912 at 18:00 in front of Mobile Alabama courthouse the described Lot on Kentucky Street Gayle Street block beginning 148 feet east of Kentucky and Gayle intersection, then 84 feet east 200 feet north 24 feet west 100 feet south 60 feet west to start, to satisfy mortgage by Emily L Waddle and William B Waddle to Marion S Gaines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily L. Waddle
William B. Waddle
Marion S& Gaines
N.S. P
Mobile County
Marion S. Gaines
Mobile
Alabama
Kentucky Street
Kentucky and
Gayle Streets
Gayle Street
Marion
Gaines
Mortagee
William Cowldy
Notice to transfer retail liquor license in Mobile Alabama
Public notice announces the transfer and relocation of a retail liquor license held by Peter Antonia Venturini from 18 South Royal Street to the corner of Marys Lane and Virginia Street Mobile Alabama. Details include the building as a one story frame with 25 by 45 feet frontage and dates from September 17 1912.
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Excise Commission
City of
Mobile
South Royal Street
Mary's Lane
Virginia Street
Alabama
Peter Antonia Venturini
Ala
Pro bate Notices on Estate Lands and Final Settlements
The Alabama Mobile County Probate Court announces for September 1912 hearings and final settlements in estates of Florence R Sheridan John P Kennedy and Mary Watts. Edwin B Kirkbride administrator seeks sale of lands to pay debts with October dates set for hearing. Dates include October 25 1912 for the sale hearing and October 16 1912 for the Kennedy final settlement. notices also mention counting of accounts and contest rights. Subscriptions urged for The Mobile Daily Item.
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State of Alabama
Mobile County
Florence R. Sheridan
Edwin B. Kirkbride
Price Iams, Jr
Gordon & Edington
Mobile
Ala
John P. Kennedy
Price Williams, Jr
Stevens
Lyons & Dean
Pro_ Bate Court
Benjamin Reid Horton
George A. Jones
Gordon & Fidington
Notice in Law and Equity Court of Mobile Alabama
In Equity Ex officio Registers Office September 30 1912 Addie F McCrary vs Robert McCrary No 522. Defendant is over 21 non resident of Alabama residing in Mississippi and unknown point. Order to answer by November 1 1912 or be confessed. Published weekly four weeks in The Mobile Daily Item. CARL HOLZBORN Ex officio Register.
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Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Mobile
Ala
Equity
Addie F. McCrary
Robert McCrary
Alabama
Mississippi
Ahme
Mobile Daily Item
Carl Holzborn
the Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Probate of John L. Murray Will in Mobile County
Notice to Daniel M Irving of Lake Charles La and others interested that Frances Murray filed a petition to probate a writing claimed as the last will of John L Murray deceased in Mobile County Probate Court. Hearing set for September 23 with all parties in interest invited to contest.
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Daniel M. Irving
Lake Charles
Mobile County
Ala
Sake of Alabama
John L. Murray
Frances Murray
Price Williams, JR
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles ad
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder ailments including gravel diabetes and rheumatism in men and women with a two month dosage per bottle. It promises children’s bladder regulation and offers mail order for $1.00 if not available locally. Address Fe W Hall St Louis Missouri. Sold by druggists.
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Texas Wonder
Fe. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Independent candidate jolts Alabama board race
Independent candidate W H Lawson challenges party nominee J L Scoggin for the Montgomery county revenue post. Lawson, former board member and tax commissioner under Governor Comer, contests results and runs as an independent, while the Democratic committee bands together to back Scoggins amid local worry over the split race.
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Montgomery
Ala
Board of Revenue
J.L. Scoggins
W. H. Lawson
Comer
Scoggins
Lawson
Stephens of Attalla to oppose Burnett in Seventh Alabama
John J. Stephens of Attalla is nominated by the regular Republicans to run against incumbent Democrat Joab Burnett of Gadsden for Congress in Alabama's Seventh District. The Bull Moose party and Robert R. McCleskey of Boaz Marshall County are also contesting electoral posts in the district.
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Montgomery
Ala
John J. Stephens
Attala
Alabama
Joao Burnett
Gadsden
O.D. Street
Birmingham
Bull Moosers
Robert R. McCleskey
Boaz
Marshall County
First Primary Held for New Orleans Commissioners
New Orleans holds its first primary for the new commission government. Democrats split into Regular and Good Government League tickets led by Mayor Martin Behrman and Charles F. Claiborne. Four commissioner seats to be decided in November alongside the mayoral contest.
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New Orleans
Democratic Party
Democratic Good Government League
Martin Behrman
Charles F. Claiborne
League
Leather Breeches Killed Man in Mixed Up Identity Case
Lake Charles Louisiana reports that Charles Smith known as Leather Breeches was killed by Deputy Charian during an arrest attempt for alleged Grabow riot involvement. He is now linked to a Texas case as Rey Myatt, a murder suspect, though Texas officials dispute the identification.
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Lake Charles
Charles Smith
Charian
Co. N. McFall
Mason
Texas
Smith
Rey Myatt
Conductor killed in Winston-Salem shooting
Archie Morgan a 30 year old yard conductor for the Norfolk and Western railroad was shot and killed here tonight by an unknown black man during an altercation with two individuals. Two suspects are under arrest as authorities investigate the motive.
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Winston Salem
N. C
Archie Morgan
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Morgan
Scottish Rite Masonry Grows in Northern Jurisdiction
Boston October 1 The Sovereign Grand Commander Barton Smith of Toledo announced a large rise in Scottish Rite Masonry rolls as the triennial convention opens its second day. He noted 13,179 initiates from July 1, 1911 to July 1, 1912 with 12,126 reaching the thirty second degree and detailed counts across the lodge council chapter and consistory. Tonight seventy eight candidates will receive the thirty third degree with full ceremonial.
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Boston
Barton Smith
Toledo
Supreme Council
Youthful Father Held for Non Support in Juvenile Court
In New Orleans a 17 year old father, Vin cent Monjure, appeared in juvenile court charged with non support of his child. His 16 year old wife, the plaintiff, testified and Monjure was held pending his hearing.
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New Orleans
Vincent Monjure
Monjure
Georgia Railroad Trainmen Set to Strike
Three hundred Georgia Railroad trainmen expected to strike today following a vote. Conductors flagmen baggage masters and yard trainmen may walk out as unions and railroad officials failed to reach a settlement. The strike centers on reinstatement of Conductor J T Paschal after a discharge for alleged law violations limiting continuous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Georgia Railroad
J. T. Paschal
Gibson Held For Murder In New York State Case
Goshen New York attorney Burton W. Gibson was held to the grand jury this afternoon on a charge of murdering his client Mrs Rosa Menschik Szabo who died in Greenwood Lake last July.
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Gibson
Goshen
N. Y
Burton W. Gibson
New York City
Rosa Menschik Szabo
Greenwood Lake
Dodson's Liver Tone Promoted As Remedy For Liver Sluggishness
An old advertisement warns against using bowel laxatives for a lazy liver and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable tonic. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and claims relief from constipation biliousness sour stomach and related liver troubles. A large bottle costs 50 cents.
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Dodson
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Stephen F. Halep
Remington
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Bayou la Batre
D. H
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Wilkinson
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Klosky
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A. Konstanzer
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Conception
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B & Yuille
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Hammond
Natalbany
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Rand
WN. A. Posey
Brookhaven
Miss
Fred Wallace
Wesson
Miss. M. Wood
D. Wader
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Crown Theatre
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