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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1913

Page

10

Wounded man accused killer sought in hotel stabbing

Harry Kight was seriously wounded when Roy Walker a Cleveland American League pitcher and New Orleans staff member allegedly attacked him after a dispute over a card game. Deputies found Leighman treated by a physician as Walker, a former convict tied to the Cham up gang, is sought by authorities.

Tenn Harry Kigt Ambler Roy Walker Cleveland New Orleans Leighman Walker Criminl Court Davidson County Tom Benjamin Northern East Side

Speaker Clark Bruised After Rail Yard Collision

Speaker Clark returned to Washington from Wheeling badly bruised after a sleeping car accident in Pittsburg rail yard. He escaped serious injury though an engine crash jolted him, leaving bruises around the right eye the top of the head and a wrenched shoulder.

Washington Speaker Clark Wheeling Pittsburg

Will Prosecute Oleomargarine Makers

Chicago authorities vow vigorous prosecution of oleomargarine manufacturers including the John F Jelke Company and John Dadie of the Moxley Company. An out of town judge will preside over indictments and government civil suits to recover about 700000 in taxes. Judges Landis and Carpenter declined to hear the cases.

Chicago Wilkerson John F. Jelke John Dadie Moxley Company Landis George A. Carpenter

Wife of Charlemagne Tower Jr. Files Suit for Recognition

Mrs Georgiana Tower formerly Miss Burdick claims she married Charlemagne Tower Jr in New Haven on June 1 1911 and seeks his recognition rather than damages. She 28 and a Yale junior when they met and says she lived with him in New York after secret meetings. Service of the writ was accepted by Charlemagne Tower Sr. counsel.

Associated Press Philadelphia Charlemagne Tower, Jr New Haven Conn Georgiana Tower Miss Burdick Charlemagne Tower Germany G. A. Burdick Yale New York Young, Tower Charlemagne Tower, Sr

Fifteen Hurt As Train Plunges Down Embankment

Fifteen passengers were injured when four cars of New Orleans and Northwestern train No. 503 left the track near Winnsboro Louisiana and tumbled down an embankment. The train was traveling about 25 miles per hour when a spreading rail caused the crash. The injured, all treated locally, include Mrs J H Allen F C Mitchell H C Henderson H L Gastrell Mrs J B Wets Robert Lockhurst C M Clark Mrs Fanny Walker Mrs R S Jones and others with head internal and limb injuries.

Associated Press Winnsboro New Orleans Northwestern J. H. Allen Baskin F. C. Mitchell Grayson H. C. Henderson Birmingham H. L. Gastrell Jackson Miss J. B. Wets Robert Lockhurst Monroe C. M. Clark Natchez Fanny Walker R. 8. Jones

Pankhurst Plans Atlantic Tour to Promote Suffrage

Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst confident about travel to New York this Saturday for an American campaign. She says she feels strong enough to speak in the United States and expects the visit to aid the suffrage cause with no impediment from port authorities or British officials, aside from suffrage opponents.

Associated Press Paris Emmeline Pankhurst New York England America United States

Three Ocean Lines Enter Boston for Docking Contract

The Hamburg American, Cunard, and White Star lines will fund a Boston dry dock to accommodate the largest steamers. In return, they guarantee a minimum number of dockings with Boston Harbor authorities.

Associated Press Hamburg Ocean Steamship Companies Hampburg- American Cunard White Star Boston

Murdered Chinatown merchant found in room of past suicide

Charles Sing, a wealthy naturalized Chinese merchant, was found murdered in his Kansas City home. The head was nearly severed by a butcher knife. In the same room two years earlier Grace Kelly-Sing, Sing’s American wife, was found dead by a gunshot. The coroner ruled suicide for her death amid suspicions of jealousy toward Sing’s business success.

Associated Press Kansas City Charles Sing Sing Grace Kelly-Sing

President Wilson Congratulates Yuan Shi Kai on China Inauguration

President Wilson sent a congratulatory message to Yuan Shikai, newly elected president of China, on his inauguration day October 10, as China prepares for the ceremony.

Washington Wilson Yuan Shi Kai China

Hawthorne and Morton to be released next week

Julian Hawthorne and Dr Morton, convicted of Mail fraud, are set for release next Wednesday after parole efforts failed earlier. The federal prison board recommended clemency, but Attorney General McReynolds refused.

Associated Press Washington Julian Hawthorne Morton Atlanta Federal Prison Board McReynolds

Edmonton Seeks Confessed Slayer in Lindsay Murder

Edmonton authorities hunt W. T. Plummer once of Fort Worth Texas for the murder of Peter Lindsay whose body was found in woods northeast of the city. A coroner's jury found Plummer responsible. Neighbors testified he admitted killing Lindsay after a loan dispute. Plummer, with a wife and four children nearby, remains at large.

Associated Press Edmonton Alta W. T. Plummer Fort Worth Tex Peter Lindsay Here A. Ecoroner Plummer Lindsay

Excellency’s Inauguration Message to China’s Leader

A formal congratulatory note to the Chinese Republic’s new chief magistrate expresses trust in his administration. It extends best wishes for right and justice, republican ideals, and progress for China. The writer offers cooperation to maintain and strengthen friendly relations between the two countries.

Migistrate National Assembly Assembly China

Loan Shark Tolman Convicted in Usury Case

David H. Tolman, known as a loan shark, was convicted yesterday of violating state usury law. He received six months in the penitentiary amid reports he ran between forty and fifty loan offices nationwide.

Associated Press New York David H. Tolman United States

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Pelican Hurling Graham National Biscuit Company National. Biscuit Oleo Makers Ceate Tam Stanley’s Southern Bell Telephone Young Tower N. O N. W MRS Ocean Lines Yun Shikai Hawthorne and Eee Jas. McPhillips Grocery Co Telephone Bell North Commerce Street Mobile Ala Pabst Brewing Co Mazda Nacth Raval Street
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