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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1913

Page

12

Pankhurst Faces Immigration Detention At Ellis Island

Immigrant authorities plan to detain Mrs. Smmeline Pankhurst on arrival aboard the La Provence until a board reviews whether she falls under a prohibited class. Protests from suffrage supporters and opponents flood channels as officials weigh her court record and moral turpitude under immigration law.

Associated Press Washington Smmeline Pankhurst la Provence Ellis Island United States New York Pankhurst National Suffrage Organization

Pankhurst Arrest Sparks Violent London Clash

Miss Sylvia Pankhurst was seized at Bow Nests, London, during a speech. Police fought frantic crowds as militants attacked with chairs and benches, allowing her to slip away after authorities struggled to restrain the crowd.

Associated Press London Sylvia Pankhurst Bow Nests East End Holloway Miss Pankhurst

Probate Judges Warned of Penalties Over Court Reports

Special to The Item Montgomery Ala Oct 14 probate judges face penalties from state examiners for failing to file monthly reports to the state auditor. Judges Stiles Carter Shepherd Williams and Colbert county officials are cited with charges ranging from hundreds to over a thousand dollars. The board of compromise may settle disputes, with some judges contemplating court action to challenge the penalties.

Montgomery Ala Board of Compromise J. P. Stiles Jefferson County J. H. Carter Marshall County McCall Townes Dot Pea Stiles Carter Stiles Shepherd Walker County Colbert County Wilkinson T. W. Williams Colbert

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens System

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system. A true tonic for adults and children.

Grove Boc

Inspector Hess declares Thomas an imposter in mail robbery case

Post office Inspector Hess, now in Montgomery, says Herbert Thomas alias Thomas Edwards is an impersonator. He traced Thomas to pre robbery whereabouts, challenging his confessor tale and reverse alibi. Hess suspects Thomas planned the escape to gain federal prison time.

Montgomery Ala Herbert Thomas Thomas Edwards Mobile Bibbville Postoffice Hess Secret Service New Orleans Thomas Postal Service Alabama Atlanta

California Syrup of Figs Advertises Child Health

A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative to relieve stomach liver and bowel issues in children. It promises easy relief within hours and emphasizes the product’s pleasant taste and safety for all ages. Beware of counterfeit syrups and ensure the bottle is from the California Fig Syrup Company.

California California Fig Syrup Company

Notable Career of J H McKenney

James H McKenney long served the Supreme Court for 55 years ending as clerk. He died at his Maryland home after a long illness. He administered oaths to all justices since 1880 and to about 10 000 lawyers admitted before the court.

Washington James H. McKenny Supreme Court of the United States Maryland Supreme Court Wilson

Gentle Laxative Dr King’s New Life Pills

A mild gentle laxative is advertised as effective for constipation. Thousands swear by Dr King’s New Life Pills. Hugh Tall of San Antonio praises them as the best pills his wife and he have taken. They relieve pain. Price 25c at druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.

President Grants Wheel and Letter to Boy Messenger

Fifteen year old Bobbie Crawford, a messenger who rode in front of President Wilson's car, left the hospital fully recovered and received a brand new bicycle and a personal letter from the president.

Washington Bobbie Crawford Wilson

Shoes For The Whole Famly Ad Promotes Job Lot Footwear

A tiny classified notice advertises shoes for the entire family offered in job lots at less than wholesale prices with a trial purchase.

Convicts moved to Mobile camps under jail transfer

The Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners amended a plan to send all county convicts now in jail to Mobile convict camps with added guards. J. H. Jackson was to study Dallas county methods, and John T. Brown escorted four inmates Nathan Black Lt Harris Ed Burrell and Will Jordan to begin terms.

P. Gaillard Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners J. H. Jackson Dallas County Hagan Board County John T. Brown Nathan Black E. Harris Ed Burrell Will Jordan Will Johnson

Caution Against Sedative Cough Medicines

Advertorial warning readers to avoid cough medicines containing codine morphine heroin and other sedatives. Promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the safe alternative claimed to prevent pneumonia by clearing germs and culture beds. The ad asserts the remedy contains no morphine and is sold by all dealers.

Busch Will Likely Reveal $2 Million Charitable Bequests

The late Adolphus Busch reportedly left a will naming executors August A. Busch and Edward Faust. It is estimated the estate totals about 75 million with charitable, educational, and public bequests aggregating two million. The will’s public details are expected later this month.

Associated Press ST. Louis Adolphus Busch Germany Busch August A. Busch Edward Faust

Blighted Chestnuts Kill Two Children in Connecticut

In Forrestville Connecticut on October 14 a physician attributed the deaths of Edward Roberts six and Raymond Roberts brothers from poisoning after eating blighted chestnuts picked in a field near their home. The physician cites blighted nuts as the cause.

Associated Press Forrestville Conn Edward Roberts Raymond

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Jefferson Inspector Hess J. H. M'Kenney United States Supreme Ourt Fimew Fairbank Schanr Ghigago Brown-Morgan Coals Peo Anthracite Seteigo, Piper and Gallory BROWN Morgan Coal Ef Gaillard, Johnston Coal CO ST. Francis ‘Street Farrow Coal. Co Harry Government St Jackson Dallas South Leyee Andrew Jackson America Belles and Beaux ROCHE BURKE Undertakers St. Joseph and English Carriage CO Mr. Merchant Mazda Mobile Electric Co North Royal Street
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