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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1914

Page

2

Notary Records Statement From Windsor Hotel Bartender

Gerald H Kruempel notary in Mobile Alabama reports statements from Ferdinand Karl Guy A Kennedy and Sol Jones. Bartender at Windsor Hotel recalls instruction from Albert E Reynolds to never refill a bottle and to avoid cheating patrons.

Gerald H. Kruempel Mobile Alabama Ferdinand Karl Guy A. Kennedy Sol. Jones Windsor Hotel Albert E. Reynolds Buffet Reynolds

Mandot Wins Narrow Decision In Rough New Orleans Bout

In New Orleans on Sunday, Mandot earned a twenty round decision over Joe Rivers in a tame lightweights bout. Rivers started strong, pressing Mandot, but Mandot dominated the first ten rounds and again later, with Rivers seeking a knockout blow and faltering after the eleventh round.

Mandot New Orleans Joe Joe Vers Rivers

Nellie Higgs Acquitted in Willis Murder Trial

Chicago authorities report Nellie Higgs was found not guilty of shooting and killing William W. Willis on a train last April. Higgs testified that Willis had harmed her home and urged her to meet him amid a web of jealousy and lodge ties.

Chicago Nellie Higgs William W. Willis Willis Illinois Central William Walter Willis Seminole Limited Kersten Lodge Mr. Higgs Mr. Willis Alma Centralia du Quoin Kankakee Wabash Avenue

Labor Leader Details Relief Efforts During Mobile Unemployment

George W. Jones, secretary of the Central Trades Council, describes a prior relief effort during a yellow fever quarantine. He explains how 100 to 300 unemployed workers built and widened a drain on Ann Street, with salaries funded from a relief fund and a plan to issue grocery orders and meal tickets to needy families. He calls for immediate funding, a working committee, and a "poor man's bank" to prevent loan shark dependence.

George W. Jones Mobile Jones Central Trades Council Ann Street Bay Atlanta Evening Post Board of Health

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