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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1916

Page

2

Prohibition Law Plea in Local Criminal Court

Louis Brown W J Ardoyno and another pleaded guilty in the criminal court to violating the prohibition law and were sentenced to 60 dollars plus costs. Frank ate Bell’s case was continued in the police court until October 21 at the defendant’s request. Deputy sheriffs raided locations including Cedar Point Road and Mobile Bay, listing several names and streets.

Louis Brown W. J. Ardoyno Lap Frank Ate — Bell Joe Ramey Recorder's Court Iesgeopcgeien Man- John Wilona Banal Ravenet Cage Eckreea Elaiva and Water T. J. Levene Southater Lille Wartleie Céedar Point Roed Mobile Bay

Frederick Shows Small Improvement After Auto Crash

The condition of M R Frederick at 27 South Hallett street was improved today after an automobile crash at Conception and St Louis streets on Thursday. Crotty a six month old died in the same crash and Helen Crotty was buried Friday at Catholic Cemetery. Frederick daughter Merle surrendered to police on a manslaughter charge and was released on bond.

M. R. Frederick South Hallett Street Leart Falure Conception St. Louis Streets Migs Merle Poe Frederick Erick

Notable visitors fill Mobile hotels this week

Spring Hill College alumnus Mr Thomas Fitz Williams from New Orleans visits the campus after fifteen years. Thibodaux residents Mr and Mrs E C Robichaux stay at the Cawthon Hotel to see their Spring Hill student. Florsheim of Chicago arrives at the Battle House for a multi day stay. Kin city ticket agent of Mobile and Ohio visits Reking Ranch Citronelle to spend two weeks with relatives. P L Savage famed collie breeder of St Charles IL plans a Mobile move. W J Lindinger of Pascagoula is in Mobile for business at the Battle House. Dr J M Bat from Matena Ala visits Mobile staying at the Cawthon Hotel.

Thomas Fitz Williams New Orleans Spring Hill College Williams Crescent City Spring A C. Robichaux Thibodaux Cawthon Hotel Mobile George “W” Kin City Ohio Reking Ranch Citronelle P. L. Savage St. ‘Charles Lil W. J. Lindinger Agoula Miss Battle House J. M. Bat Matenia Ala

Captain May Buys Steamer Bearing His Name in Public Sale

Captain Charles May, river steamboat man, purchased the steamer bearing his name for $1,000 at noon today in front of the United States Customs House. The vessel had earlier sold at public auction for $400 to Mrs. Gertrude Feeks, on district court order, with Captain May’s protest over bidding fairness sustained and a second sale ordered.

Charles May United States Customs House United States District Court Gertrude Feéks May

Kilmer Swamp Root Endorsed by Brooklyn Druggist

A Brooklyn druggist testifies to the kidney liver and bladder remedy Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. The letter dated November 12 1915 from Alex Lipschitz praises relief for bladder stones liver trouble and other issues. He notes personal use and recommends the sample offer and booklet from Kilmer Co. The ad promotes the regular bottle for sale at drug stores.

The Brown ' S Drug? Co David Bryan Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghampton, N. Y Mobile Sunday Register

Japan and Russia Protest China U S Grant Row

A roundup of terse dispatches notes protests by Japan and Russia against Chinese railway concessions granted to Americans. Other items report Guthrie’s death in Durham at age 70, transit strikes easing in New York, Ambassador Arredondo’s return to Washington, probate findings on a lumberman’s estate, agri baking recommendations, and other brief notices.

Associated Press Peking Japan Russia China New York Minneapolis Thomas L. Shevlin Yale

PLOT TO DEFEAT WILSON IS BARED BY ARREDONDO

The article reports on plots against Wilson revealed by Arredondo amid claims of revolution, with assertions the Carranza government is more consolidated and a strong corn harvest. It also notes two fines in a separate case for assault and battery involving George Cleveland and Sallie Martin.

Wilson Arredondo Sador Carranza Batattery George Cleveland Buster Foots Tom Cleveland Inferior Criminal Court Corinne James Cleveland Sallie Martin Alberta Gould

Hughes Goes to Missouri Tent Rally on Tariff Message

Charles E. Hughes spoke in Joplin about prosperity built on land and tariff protection. He warned against European war dependence, attacked Democratic tariff policies, and denounced the Adamson law as he toured Missouri after a stop in Speld.

U.8 Hughes Joplin Associated Press Charles EB. Hughes Missouri South Speld United States Springfield

Norway Denies Waters To Enemy Undersea Boats

A continuation notes Russia and Romania in the war news with expected Russian reinforcements for Romania. A mission of French officers including General aethe lot is headed to Bucharest to assist.

Norway Rumania Aethelot Bucharest

Macedonian Front Quiet Says British War Office

London reports the British War Office says there is nothing to report from the Macedonian front. Vienna dispatches claim Romanian forces are retreating in Transylvania with Teutonic advances continuing in the upper Alt and Maros valleys and Kronstadt region.

British War Office Macedonia London War Office Vienna Transylvania Alt Marog Kronstadt

German success on Somme challenged at Ablaincourt

Paris reports a German night attack on Ablaincourt south of the Somme, reoccupying part of the village and trenches northeast of it. French counter attacks recaptured the ground. North of the Somme, French forces advanced on Malassise ridge north of Bouchavesnes.

Paris Ablaincourt Somme Malassise Bouchavesnes

Burials and Funerals in Local Cemeteries

Funeral services were held Friday for William J. Jackson at St. John's Episcopal Church with burial in Pine Crest cemetery. pallbearers included Henry Fletcher and W. C. Smith. Anne Rosette Shelton was laid to rest at Magnolia cemetery after services at Government Street Methodist Church led by Rev. J. B. Northcutt and Rev. J. W. Phillips. Rosa Ibach de Britton was buried in Magnolia cemetery after a home service and a German Lutheran church funeral led by Rev. H. M. Hennig. pallbearers included E Karl and Willie Schenher.

William J. Jackson Gardiner C. Tucker St. John's Episcopal Church William James Jackson Hannon Avenue Cedar Point Road Pine Crest Cemetery Messrs Henry Fletcher Thomas I’. Fletcher W. C. Smith Harry B. Smith A. R.S Anne Rosette Shelton Spartanburg 8. C Frank Jarvis Government Street Methodist Church J. B. Northcutt J. W. Phillips First Baptist Church Magnolia Cemetery W. A. Lott L. R. Lott Henry Thompson Edward Lott P. A. Lavallet C. Hume R. I. de Britton Rosa Ibach de Britton Lizzie Connell North Lawrence Street German Lutheran Church H. M. Hennig Messrs. E. Karl W. J. Merece Willie Schenher Géorge Ari

Machinery for Two Citrus Packing Houses Arrives

The packing houses at Robertsdale and Grand Bay have received their machinery and will be installed soon. Irvington work is progressing rapidly, per citrus grower W H Reynalds.

Robertsdale Grand Bay Irvington

Saved Her Daughter's Life With Cholera Remedy

Mrs Jennies of Lima Ohio credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving her fourteen month old daughter's life during a cholera morbus episode. The physician advised using the remedy after initial medicine failed. a second dose stayed down and rapid improvement followed. Obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain Jennies Lima Ohio

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