Departure Of Two Farmers From Bay Minette Explained
Detectives report Ernest Andersen a Swede and Lundborg a British subject left Bay Minette due to crop failure not foul dealing. Andersen was seen after Lundborg boarded an outbound British vessel bound for England. Gus Pappas a Greek is mentioned in connection with the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Andersen
Lundborg
Bay Minette
Andersen
Landborg
Londborg
Gus Pappas
Detective Finds Watch In Grand Larceny Case
Years ago police arrested WE Jones Alex Jones Watece Jackzgom and Walter Jackson in connection with the theft of a watched belonging to David McCall who later recovered the item. McCall pressed for evidence and traced the watch, leading to Will Jones being remanded to city court on grand larceny charges with bond set at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris
WE Jones
Alex Jones Watece Jackzgom
Walter Jackson
David McCall
Getactive
Steen
McCall
Interesting Phases of Insurance Law Address by J F Hogan
J F Hogan a young city lawyer will speak on Interesting Phases of Insurance Law before the Life Insurance Underwriters Association at Parlor C Battle House tonight. The group, formed two months ago, lists Charles A Garland as president with George W Threefoot and C W Moses as vice presidents, L D Dix as secretary and new Hopkins as treasurer. Executive committee members include C M Erdman Leon Schwartz E H Frohilichstein and W B Herrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hogan
Life Insurance Underwriters Association
Parlor C. Battle House
Charles A. Garland
George W. Threefoot
C. W. Moses
L. D. Dix
Contempt Charge Against Plateau Prohibition Storekeeper
Assistant State Solicitor T J Touert filed a petition in chancery court to show cause why Jacob Hauser proprietor of a store in Plateau should not be punished for contempt for violating a May 23 1912 prohibition injunction. A warrant charged Hauser with violating the liquor law on Saturday night. The case arose after eleven negroes were arrested for vagrancy and liquor was found in their possession with reports they bought it from Hauser’s stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J.touert
Chancery Court
Jacob Hauser
Plateau
Inferior Criminal Court
Hauser
Ready to Marry Wife Sought in Show Window Ad
A prosperous young tailor quotes an ad from The Item offering a marriage to a furnished bride. He seeks a woman of character with reasonable house upkeep and a good vision, willing to meet and discuss, while the show window wedding plan narrows the search to finding the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anh
Department Heads Re-Elected to Office in City
City commissioners unanimously re-elected incumbents including Wright Smith J R Peavy Jr and C S McCosker B B Boone J J Heller and J H Moore. An ordinance created city auditor and added duties to city clerk while abolishing city treasurer and added tax assessment duties. Officials to assume office tomorrow with salaries to be fixed at a future meeting. One objection to paving Ventures 17 to 22 prompted by Frederick G Bromberg was referred to the city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cants
J. J. McMahon
R. H. Inge
Wright Smith
J. R. Peavy, Jr
City E
C.S. McCosker
B. B. Boone
J. J. Heller
J. H. Moore
Pillans
Frederick G. Bromberg
McAllister Arrested on Assault Charge
On a warrant for assault and battery J A McAllister was arrested yesterday afternoon by deputy constable Mrs Alice McCormig alleging he struck her in the face and breast. At call this morning McAllister demanded trial by jury and bond was set at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McAllister
Alice McCormig
McAllister
Bond
Joe's Millinery Has Some Class
Joy Goose reviews opening hat and winter suit displays in multiple shops. The essay describes a Patagonia straw hat with whipped cream tinting and various symbols on both sides. It notes a Petire ont rage veil and a Waltham movement claim, implying readiness for cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Goose
Patagonia
Maine
Tts
Waltham
City Briefs: Lewellen Named Meat Inspector Candidate
Dr C W Lewellen has been recommended by Mobile County Medical Society as a successor to Dr Moon as assistant meat inspector to Dr Harsh. Health board presents the name to the city commission for action at tomorrow's meeting. Charles Moorer jailed on assault to murder charge after a dispute at Plateau Saturday. he claims the gun discharged accidentally, wounding Edward Harding in the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Lewellen
Meat Inspection Department
City of
Montgomery
Mobile County Medical Society
Moon
F. A. Harsh
City Commission
Health Board
Charles Moorer
Mills
Edward Harding
Plateau
Moorer
Harding
Marriage License Issued to Brosman and Sheehy in Mobile
Daniel Brosman and Kate Sheehy of Mobile received a marriage license from the probate court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Brosman
Kate Sheehy
Special Agent Walker Arrests C J John in City
Special Agent W A Walker of the Southern Railway arrived with custody of C J John in the city today. The brief item notes the transfer of the suspect to awaiting authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Walker
Southérnm Railway
C.J. John
Mitchells Opening One of Fashion s Successful Functions
Mitchell's millinery rooms display the new season Parisian styles for Mobile women. Hats feature plumes, aigrettes, ostrich bands, and two toned effects, with trims in fur, velvet, silk, and brocade. Numerous chapeaus reflect la mode from bicorne to picture hats with bold brims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Mode
Mitchell
le Vrai
Gainsborugh
Mademoiselle la Debutante
Directoire
Empire
Napoleon
Robespierre
Gaby Deslys
Benja
Copenhagen
Mitchell's
Escapee from county road gang sought in pistol case
A white man, son of a local resident, escaped from the county road gang several weeks ago while serving a 30 day sentence for carrying a pistol concealed on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
County Road
State examiner Gorman ends Shelby county books review
J. T. Gorman, state examiner of public accounts, is in Mobile today after completing the examination of Shelby county officials. He will write his report at home here and proceed to Montgomery tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Gorman
Mobile
Shelby County
Montgomery
Quarterly Pensions Paid From Probate Court Funds
The weekly pension total remains unpaid yet in the probate court under Judge Price Williams Jr. of court 487. Pensions are issued in three classes with quarterly amounts of 15, 20, and 16 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Williams, Jr
Probate Court
Speed maniac chauffeur fined for speeding and concealed weapon
Cornelius Paynes, labeled a speed maniac by police after a quick street stunt, was fined $10 for speeding by Recorder Hale. He was also fined $60 plus costs on a concealed weapons charge. both fines were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Paynes
Hale
Payne
New Police Chief Crenshaw Vows Best Effort in Service
Frank W. Crenshaw was elected by the county commissioners as chief of police succeeding Walter Walsh who retires to become city tax collector. Crenshaw promises to conduct the department commendably and will confer with Mayor Schwarz on department matters soon. He declines to name a new chief detective and notes possible resignation from the board of county school commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Crenshaw
Walter F. Walsh
Crenshaw
Police Department
Board of County School Commissioners
Democratic Executive Committee
Yams to Feature at Chicago Land Show Exhibit
Mobile county will showcase Southern yams at the Chicago event. The exhibit, directed by the United States Land Show, will present yams in multiple styles including boiled roasted and candied, to give northerners a true tasting of Southern preparations. A miniature cane syrup mill will also illustrate molasses manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Holt
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
United States Land Show
Alabama
Mobile County
Mobile
Burial of Francis E. Jordan at St Patrick's
The funeral for Francis E. Jordan was held Sunday at 3 30 pm from St Patrick's Catholic church conducted by Rev Father Henry with a large turnout. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery where many floral arrangements adorned the grave. Pallbearers were Thomas E Smith William Potter Henry Car ney Patrick Collins Edward Colling Dennis Connors Arthur Clarke Michael Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Jordan
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Father Henry
Thomas E. Smith
William Potter
Henry Carney
Patrick Collins
Edward Colling
Dennis Connors
Arthur Clarke
Michael Barrett
Burial of Mrs. Sarah H. Busby in Wheelerville Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah H. Busby was held Sunday at 9 o clock from the family home in Cottage Hill with large attendance. Rev. John Newell conducted the service and the remains were interred in Wheelerville cemetery. Pallbearers named L Neese W L N E and L V Busby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah H. Busby
Cottage Hill
John Newell
Wheelerville
L. Neese
W. L
N. E
L. V. Busby
Mrs Finch Dies at Toulminville After Long Illness
Devout Catholic and liberal charity contributor Mrs. Richard A. Finch died at her Toulminville home at 9 15 this morning after a paralysis illness lasting three and a half years. She was well known for church rites and charitable works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Finch
Toulminville
Mrs Finch Dies After Illness in Toulminville at 51
Acute indigestion caused death after a Saturday illness. Father Shea of St Xavier’s church, husband Richard A. Finch, and children Cecelia Gregory Margaret Mary Richard John Albert were at her bedside. The Finch family, long connected with Mobile county farming, is cheered by local sympathy.
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Father Shea
St. Francis Xavier's Church
Richard A. Finch
Cecelia
Gregory
Margaret
Mary
Richard
John
Albert Finch
Finch
Mobile County
Ireland
Toulminville
Finches
Mary Agnes Finch Dies After Long Illness
Mary Agnes Finch wife of Richard A. Finch prominent Toulwinville grocer and truck farmer died Monday at 10 am at the family home on St Stephens Road after more than a year of illness. She was a Mobile County native and survived by her husband four sons three daughters two brothers John R and Thomas W Finch and many other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes Finch
Richard A. Finch
St. Stephens Road
Toulwinville
Mobile County
John R
Thomas W. Finch
Notable Visitors Reported in Mobile Personal Notices
Local column lists visitors in Mobile including Superintendent M. J. Wise of Southern Railway Columbus Mississippi H. Dickerson and wife from Denver Colorado Mr and Mrs Laureano Zezmuda of Guatemala and daughter Angelina Zezmuda wealthy merchant visiting for trade talks J R Franks and wife Birmingham Alabama W F Boatman and wife Ellisville Mississippi John Jernigan and wife Pensacola Florida J J Barrow and wife New Augusta Mississippi P F A Pfeiffer and wife Wash Ya Ba sent on business to Frank Roos and Warren Christian Mobilians left for New York and Boston to attend the world series
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wise
Southern Railway
Mississippi
Columbus
Miss
Laureano Zezmuda
Guatemala
Miss Angelina Zezmuda
Frank Roos
Warren Christian
New York
Boston
Electric Bitters Promises Health Recovery and Vitality
The advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for fatigue loss of appetite and indigestion. It cites Lincoln Neb resident Michael Hess heimer recovering after three years illness and claims thousands benefited. Sold for 50 cents at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hessheimer
Lincoln
Neb
Mobile Excise Grants Several License Applications
The Mobile Excise Commission at its regular meeting granted E. Karl permission to open a kitchen in the rear building of his tab. all rules must be met. Venturina’s license transfer from No 18 South Royal Street was tabled, and Mobile Aerie 880 Fraternal Order of Mazies at No 78 Dauphin Street upstairs had its action postponed until Wednesday at 10:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Excise Commission
E. Karl
P. A. Venturina
South Royal Street
Virginia and
Marys Lane
Mobile Aerie 880 Fraternal Order of Mazies
Dauphin Street
Actor and Wife Present Proof
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Russell testify at Dreamland Mobile that Stummatone improved health and energy after months of nervousness and poor sleep. Mrs Russell, stage name Miss Emma Marcie Davis, also praises the medicine for strength and vitality. The ad claims widespread positive results and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Russell
Dreamland
Mobile
Russell
Emma Marcie Davis
Stummatone
Sutton Bros
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Tomorow
Casholis
Aaene
Ds Py
Laz Schwarz
John A. Hughes
John J. McMahon
Joe’s Millinery
Nakale
Mobile’s
Mary A. Finch
H. Dickerson
Denver
Col
Cawthon Hotel
J. R. Franks
Birmingham, Ala
W. F. Boatman
Ellisville, Miss
City
John Jernigan
Pensacola, Fla
J. J. Barrow
New Augusta
J. P. A. Pfeiffer
Wash
Yaa Baasentahett
Mrs. Russell
Mobile Mieatre
Matines “de Ap
Ernie & Ernie
Fritz Houston
Pelmam
Dolce
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