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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1913

Page

14

Fisher Charged With Blackmail In Atlanta Case

A man named Fisher was arrested on criminal libel charges after alleging another man, possibly Leo M. nk, killed Mary Phagan. Fisher was turned over to local detectives in Birmingham and questioned about the factory crime. He persisted with his story, but authorities found it unconvincing.

Birmingham Leo M. Nk Mary Phagan Attor Frank Fisher Atlanta Sanford

Royalty Attends Funeral for Zeppelin Disaster Victims

In Berlin on Friday seven of the 23 dead were buried after a disaster that killed 28. the emperor and heirs led services at Johannisthal near the imperial palace. Prince Eitel Fritz struck a boy en route to the funeral, injuring a child.

Associated Press Berlin Johannisthal Count Zeppélin Imperial Palace

Harvard Baseball Team Honored With Victory Cup

Crimson players awarded a silver loving cup after winning the summer series against Yale. Sam Felton received the trophy for his pivotal pitching. Felton is to be married today.

Associated Prss Cambridge Mass Harvard Yale Crimson Sam” Felton Felton

Pape's Diapepsin Claimed to End Indigestion Quickly

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a stomach aid that lets you eat anything without fear of indigestion. It promises rapid relief in five minutes and claims all food will digest, preventing fermentation and gas. A 50 cent bottle is recommended from a druggist.

Pape E. E. Forbes Piano Co Mobile Memphis Birmingham Montgomery Jackson Vicksburg Alabama Tennessee Arkansas Mississippi Kentucky Georgia

Engineer Warns Delays Hit County Road Projects

Highway Engineer Fay McClure reports serious delays on Moffat Cedar Point and St Stevens roads due to material shortages. Since October 1 only 44 cars of gravel and chert have arrived, averaging 2.5 per day with much material below standard. Contractors demand 4 to 6 cars daily. delays raise costs for inspection and supervision and require immediate county action to supply finishing material.

Fay McClure Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners Moffat Road Cedar Point St. Stevens

Alexander City Lad Claims Corn Prize

Walter Lee Danson of Alexander City has proven a top Alabama corn grower by declaring 232 bushels per acre to the department of agriculture. If trends hold, he may win the state corn contest first prize, surpassing Ewell Hickman’s 224 bushels. Last year Bennie Owen of Elmore County produced 234 3/4 bushels.

Montgomery Ala Walter Lee Danson Alexander City Alabama Department of Agriculture Ewell Hickman Bennie Owen Eilmore County

Boy with Dog Objects to Tax as Supreme Justice

A boy who has a dog and no money denounces a dog tax as the greatest form of justice in his view, portraying poverty and canine ownership in moral terms.

Two Selves Wait for a Westbound Return

Mary Danforth experiences a split self as she grapples with affection for Craig. He announces a Westward move and a return later to learn her answer about loving him and marriage, while she contemplates waiting to graduate and continue working.

Gordon Craig Mary Danforth Marty

Shortage of Enlisted Men in Army Cited by General Barry

Major General Thomas H. Barry, commander of the Eastern department, says enlistment shortages are the greatest defect in the army. He notes militia inspections are unsatisfactory and plans mobilization camps in all states to ensure militia readiness if mobilization is ordered.

Washington Thomas H. Barry Eastern Department

Conductor fatally squeezed between street cars in Gloversville

John Van Dusen of Johnstown was crushed to death at the Gloversville car barns when two street cars squeezed him between them. Stephen Warner, motorman on the second car, went into a raving mania after learning his friend Sun e was dead.

Gloversville N. Y John van Dusen Johnstown Stephen Warner Are Sune Ead

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