Italian official resigns to assume command of a corps
A Rome dispatch reports under secretary Tassoni will resign to re enter military service and command an army corps. Earlier dispatches noted a disagreement with the war department as a possible cause. In Paul Minnesota the American Association convention opened with talks on delinquency defects and hardened topics.
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Associated Press
Ilondon
Rome
Exchange Telegraph
Tassoni
Pape's Digestive Drops Promise Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage advert claims Pape's Digestive Drops relieve stomach misery and indigestion immediately. The copy invites dyspeptic readers to note that the remedy digests everything, stops sour stomach, and allows eating favorite foods without discomfort.
HENRY LOWMAN SHOT NEAR ROSE HILL IN ANDALUSIA COUNTY
In Covington county two homicides marked Sunday with Henry Lowman killed near Rose Hill after a report from C Harris's father Harris and Lowman from prominent families sparked community uproar. A separate killing near Gantt involved Alex White and Chester Wayms over a 25 cent dispute in a good roads camp with White accused of self defense. White awaits preliminary hearing once recovered.
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Andalusia
Ala
Covington County
C. Harris
Henry Lowman
Rose Hill
Sheriff's Office
Harris
Lowman
Gantt
Good Roads Gang
Alex White
Chester Wayms
Wayms
White
The Lawyer’s Argument Pleasure Sparks Debate
A sharp jab at lawyers suggests that argument is their preferred indoor amusement, sparking discussion about courtroom theatrics and professional passion in legal culture.
Brothers in Florida indicted for murder
Jeff and Mobbie Spottswood two brothers formerly of Pensacola were indicted for the killing of Captain Ase Ward. Ward was struck on the head after a dispute over logs on the sound. The indictment was handed down yesterday in federal court in Pensacola Florida.
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Pensacola
Pla
Jeff
Mobbie Spottswood
Ase Ward
Nobbie Spottswood
Buckshot Attack Shocks Opelika After Jealousy
In Opelika Alabama on Sunday night Frank Barnett a Negro shot and wounded his wife Nettie Barnett and severely wounded George Tucker a white man Tucker and Wash Finch were driving when the wife ran to them seeking help Barnett fired once near Tucker tearing the left side of his face and nearly severing his jaw Tucker is in precarious condition The wife will survive Barnett surrendered to Sheriff Butler claiming ignorance of the shooting and jealousy is given as the motive
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Opelika
Ala
Frank Barnett
Nettie Barnett
George Tucker
Tucker
Wash Finch
Mt. Jefferson
North Eighth Street
Finch
Barnett Negro
Butler
Schedule of Higher Courts Is Completed in Alabama
The Alabama supreme court and court of appeals set November terms for 1914 with first division calls beginning November 9 including Baldwin Clarke Mobile Monroe and Washington counties. December 14 marks the third division call for Montgomery County.
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Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Baldwin, Clarke
Mobile
Monroe
Washington
Montgomery County
Baldwin
Clarke
Chambers
Chilton
Coosa
Elmore
Lee
Macon
Russell
Tallapoosa
Blount
Cullman
Fayette
Jefferson
Lamar
Marion
Pickens
Tuscalooca
Walker
Winston
Autauga
Butler
Conecuh
Escambia
Lowndes
Barbour
Bullock
Coffee
Covington
Crenshaw
Dale
Geneva
Henry
Houston
Pike
Colbert
Franklin
Jackson
Lauderdale
Lawrence
Limestone
Madison
Marshall and
Morgan
Pensacola Bank Building Sold to Downing
Brewton and Pensacola report First National Bank building, assets of a suspended bank, sold at public auction. W W Downing of Brewton buys for 78625 dollars, beating the National Bank of Commerce, which currently occupies the building. Lease to January delays new owners’ possession as plans for a half million dollar trust company emerge.
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Pensacola
Fla
First National Bank
W. M. Milton
W. W. Downing
Brewton
National Bank of Commerce
Downing
Chance May Go to Feds
James A. Gilmore, president of the Federal League, said the league offered Frank Chance, former manager of the New York Americans, the management of a Federal League club next season. Chance planned to take time to consider the offer.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James A. Gilmore
Federal League
Frank Chance
New York Americans
Chance
Court martial convicts artilleryman Johnson in Alabama
Private Rev E Johnson of Battery C First Field Artillery found guilty by a court martial on wilful disobedience of orders. He is sentenced to 10 days confinement and a dishonorable discharge. The case, heard by Capt Frank Flinn and others in Mobile, includes forfeiture of pay for time served during the recent encampment.
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Montgomery
Rev. E. Johnson
Battery C
First Field Artillery
Alabama No
Joseph B. Scully
Johnson
Frank Flinn
John Morris
Robert Pittman
William ~ Pri
Mobile
Snuff Habit Conquered Advertisement
An advertising notice offers a free book by Edw. J. Woods of New York to help victims quit snuff and tobacco use. It promises quick, easy, complete habit breaking with calm nerves and better vigor, and claims the offer is for men and women of all ages.
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Edw. J. Woods
Station E
New York
N. Y
How Famous Actresses Banish Superfluous Hair
Betty Lorraine promotes Mrs. Osgood's Wonder a depilatory claimed to remove all hair with safety and no skin burning. The remedy, sold by Van Antwerp & Company Drug Store and other stores, carries a money back guarantee.
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Betty Lorraine
Mrs. Osgood
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