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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1916

Page

5

Squatter Kills Sheriff in Queens County Shootout

In Whitestone New York on October 24 Sheriff Paul Stier died after a siege at a shanty in woods. Deputy, police and torpedo boat sailors engaged the squatter named Taff who fired on them. Taff was killed as Sergeant Fitzgerald returned fire.

Associated Press Whitestone N. Y Paul Stier Queens County Olice Herald United States Henley Stier Taff Fitzgerald

Colonel Roosevelt Tells How He'd Handle Villa

Theodore Roosevelt spoke in East Las Vegas urging voters to back Charles E. Hughes and to support Americanism. He denounced Wilson's policy, proposed pursuing Villa despite Carranza, and argued for restoring Mexico's government to its proper governors.

Colonel Roosevelt Villa Las Vegas N. M Theodore Roosevelt Mr. Wilson Arles E. Hughes United States Mexico Cuba Roosevelt Wilson General Pershing Carranza

Man Must Not Support Mother-in-Law, Rules Unmarried Judge

In White Plains the unmarried Judge Mortimer C. O'Brien rules a man need not support his wife’s mother when she lives with them. He cites the mother-in-law as a common source of marital trouble and urges distance to keep harmony. The piece quotes his blunt, humorous views on in-law dynamics.

Mortimer C. O’brien White Plains O’brien Albert Jenny Jenny O'Brien Pye Judge O'Brien

Oral Teaching Superior to Textbooks Says Doctor

A physician argues oral instruction surpasses heavy textbook reliance. He warns that too much home work harms nerves and eyes, causing eye strain and weakened posture. He notes oral teaching engages both visual and auditory memory through showing and telling.

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