Mrs Rosenthal Inspires Becker Trial Testimony
Mrs Rosenthal testifies about meetings with Police Lieutenant Becker and her husband Herman Rosenthal, burning questions of a gambling business partnership and alleged debt settlements amid a raid and murder investigation. Witnesses outline Becker's past aid and connections as defense aims to show others ordered Rosenthal's killing.
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New York
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Rosenthal
Rosen
John F. McIntyre
Sam Schepps
Mr. Becker
Herman
Door Inn
Rose
Webber
Justice Goff
Harry Vallon
Vallon
Mr. MelIntyre
Scepps
Sam Paul
Whitman
McIntyre
Aversi
Otto A. Aversi
Sternberger
Twenty-second Regiment
N. G
N. Y
Turkish Fleet Prepares Campaign in the Balkans
Constantinople reports the Ottoman government moving three battleships and two cruisers to the Black Sea mouth to enable a Balkan invasion. Bulgarian front lines are pressured as Bulgarians disrupt bridges near Islip and Kotschana cutting communications to Scutari. Ottoman policy includes using Christian soldiers in Asia Minor garrisons and Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Kustendije
Romania
Italy
Turkey
Macedonia
Islip
Kotschana
Scutari
Asia Minor
Turkey demands apology from Balkans and Greece
Berlin dispatch reports Turkey has set a twenty four hour limit for the Balkan states and Greece to apologize for sending an insolent note to the Porte. The ultimatum was issued from Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Balkans
Greece
Berlin
Balkan States
Porte
Constantinople
Arnstein Returns From Europe With New Cleaning Ideas
After a European tour, Oscar Arnstein owner of the French Dry Cleaning Company at 470 Dauphin Street is home. He studied innovative methods and purchased modern machines not yet used here to upgrade his plant. He expects success with his capable operation.
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Europe
Oscar Arnstein
Dauphin Street
Decrees Awarded in U S Court Against Launches
Federal Judge Toulmin issued multiple decrees in the United States district court. Standard Oil Co. won libellant judgments in four cases against launches Barabara Anona Hana and J D No 2 with amounts of 169.06 44.32 346.55 and 2.02 pounds respectively.
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Standard Oil
U. S
Toulmin
United States
Standard Oil Co
Launch &. J. D. No. 2
Standard On Co
Launch
Launch Anona
Standard OU
Launch Hana
Mobile ends fake sale days with new license rules
City of Mobile weighs an ordinance to curb fake fire, insurance and bankrupt sales. It requires itinerant vendors to file sworn claims, post a $500 to $590 deposit, hold funds for 30 days, and publish buyer protection details under penalties for noncompliance.
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Commission
City of
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce and Buéinesa Léague
Mulile
EB. H. Britton
Edward J. Schwarz
Troy
Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
Priniipal
First Issue of Mobile Chamber Bulletin Issued Free
The Bulletin of Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League, designed to aid commercial growth, has been printed and will be distributed gratis to members. It includes the chamber constitution, committee rosters, and recent actions, plus an emblem button produced by Zadek Jewelry. The emblem depicts a cog wheel with a steamship prow, bearing the inscription Chamber of Commerce Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin of Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
Zadek Jewelry Company
A. F. Kersting
BR. S. Cowen
R-E. Flower
Autos and Street Car Collision on Royal Street
An morning crash near Royal and St Anthony streets involved Davis avenue car No 17 and a touring car owned by N G Davis. The northbound streetcar struck broadside, damaging both vehicles. Davis claimed the motorman was at fault and reported the incident to police.
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Royal and
St. Anthony Streets
Davis
N. G. Davis
Mobilan
Royal Street
Theodore '\. Jackson
Via
Mobile Woman as Chairman
Governor O Neal named Mrs Hugh Dent wife of Congressman Dent of Montgomery Mrs Borden Burr of Birmingham and Mrs Murphy of Mobile as chairmen in their sections to raise contributions among Alabama women for the National Democratic campaign fund At the request of Jane Scott Woodruff of Jackson Tenn chairman of the Southern League of Woman's National Wilson and Marshall organization he advised her by wire and sent letters to the state chairmen.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jane Scott Woodruff
Jackson, Tenn
Southern League of Woman's National
Wilson and Marshall Organization
O'Neal
Hugh Dent
Congressman Dent
Borden Burr
Birmingham
Murphy
Mobile
Alabama
National Democratic Campaign Fund
Woodruff
Reverend Lowles to Preach at Scott Congregational Church
Rev Alfred Lowles Jr pastor of Congregationalist church Straight University New Orleans will preach at First Congregational Scott between canal and Charleston streets at 8 o clock tonight.
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Alfred Lowles, Jr
Congregationalist
Straight University
New Orleans
First Congregational Church
Scott
Betwen Canal
Charleston Streets
Niztit
Weather forecast and legal ordinance notice
The message combines a brief weather outlook for Mobile, the region and Alabama with mention of unsettled rain and northeast winds. It also contains a separate legal provision about licensing compliance and penalties ranging from twenty five to one hundred dollars for violations of the ordinance.
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Missine
Weather Bureau
Wind and Rain Storm Sweeps Texas Coast
A severe wind and rain storm struck the Texas coast last night with gale force winds reaching up to fifty five miles per hour. One accident reported as a transom collapsed on barber Gordon McKenzie, causing serious injuries. A hurricane warning extends from Port Lavaca to Brownsville as of this morning.
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Brownsville
Texas
Gordon McKenzie
Port la Vaca
Brownsvilie
Inland Storm Ravages Texas Coast Wrecks Browneville Docks
Private telegrams report ten buildings wrecked in Browneville Texas and parts of Aransas Pass docks destroyed as a storm moves inland along the south Texas coast. Browns ville records 48 mph winds with hurricane warnings posted from Port Lavaca to Brownsville.
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New Orleans
Browneville
Texas
Aransas Pass
Brownsville
South Texas
Port Lavaca
Storm on Texas coast spurs inland path from Corpus Christi to Brownsville
Reports of a severe coastal storm in a sparsely populated Texas district stretch about 150 miles from Corpus Christi to Brownsville. Winds reached around 60 mph at Brownsville and 48 mph at Corpus Christi though not confirmed. The storm appears to be moving straight inland along the coast.
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Dallas
Texas
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
White Way on Government Street Petition Drives Lighting Plan
More than twenty property owners along Government Street sign a petition led by Dr. W H Rockwell to light the street from Claiborne to Catharine. Owners are asked to donate $1 per front foot to cover initial cost, after which the project will be deeded to the city for maintenance.
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Government Street
W. H. Rockwell
City Commission
White Way
Assessments Jump Quarter Million in Mobile
The 1912 1913 Mobile assessment book shows total property valuation at 22 126 002, up from 31 862 618 the previous year, a rise of 264 289. City commissioners set October for protests hearing and notified owners.
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Mobile
G. P. King
Demurrers Filed in Lyons Election Contest Case in Mobile
In Mobile Law and Equity Court, Attorneys for Pat J. Lyons moved to strike paragraphs from the contestants statement, arguing bribery allegations are too general and unclear to permit a defense. They contended the petition lacks specific proof that illegal votes affected Lyons election and that rejected Hartwell votes are not sufficiently particularized.
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Law and Equity Court
G. L
T. Smith
Pat J. Lyons
Law and Equity Court of Mobicile
J. W. Watters
Hartwell
Harry T. Hartwell
Taft Leaves Gotham for Worcester Amid Tight Security
President Taft, guarded by secret service, motorcycle police, and detectives, left New York en route to Worcester Massachusetts. He was escorted through the baggage room to the train floor by freight elevator, signaling a heavily controlled departure.
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Taft
Gotham
New York
Secret Service
Worcester
Mase
Mobile may hold sole gulf line to South America
A mobile official reports the city likely to host the only steamship line on the gulf to South America with Munson Line already monthly and two more ships possible this year. Pant American Steamship line may abandon New Orleans to South African routes, boosting Mobile exports. W. C. Gulp of Peck & Co. arrives to assess port facilities and docking systems for shipments to South America.
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Mobile
South America
Gulf
Munson Steamship Line
Pant American Steamship Line
New Orleans
Ina
New Joans
W.¢. Gulp
William
Fr. Peck & Co
New York City
London
Buenos Ayres
Paris
Hamburg
Melbourne
Sydney
Aland
Peck & Co
Wulp
J. S. Taylor
Ohio
Watchman Edwin Slaughter Killed by Streetcar
Edwin Slaughter, a 10 year resident and watchman for Dumas Grocery, was struck by a northbound Davis Avenue streetcar on Royal St Anthony streets at noon. Motorman W L Roberts and conductor J Stone were arrested for manslaughter. preliminary exam delayed to Friday.
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Edwin Slaughter
Royal St. Anthony Streets
Davis Avenue
Slaughter
W. L. Roberts
James McGinnis
Roberts
Dumas Grocery Company
H. Enger
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Sullivan
Forty Second Street
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Pollok
Mr. Hart
Mobile Woman
S. S. Murphy
Woman's Political Club
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Government ST
Fordapt. Lyons
J. P. Watters
Watchman
Edwin
Royal and St. Anthony
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