Mexican Diaz Officers Executed by Federal Court Martial
In Vera Cruz two officers Major Zarate and Major Guesta were shot after a secret court martial. Felix Diaz faces possible death sentence as public opinion runs high. Commodore Azueta met General Beltran coldly and may face court martial. Vera Cruz garrison stands at 2,500 as daily life returns to normal.
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Vera Cruz
Felix Diaz
Fernando Zarate
Julian Villas
Diaz
Azueta
Federal Navy
Beltran
Alleged treachery doomed Feliz Diaz in Vera Cruz
Juan Soto Fernandez, ally of Orozco, claims General Beltran promised to help Diaz and then betrayed him at the start of the Vera Cruz uprising. He says exiles in San Antonio had no official word on Beltran’s side, but considered him to have sided with Diaz.
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New Orleans
Feliz Diaz
Vera Cruz
Juan Soto Fernandez
Orozco
Chihuahua
San Antonio
Beltran
Diaz
Demonstration in Mexico City Backs Government
A large crowd in Mexico City paraded last evening waving banners and shouting hurrah for the government and death to Diaz. Mounted police kept contact with the demonstrators and no disorder occurred.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Notes of the Waterfront Port Activity Report
The Norwegian steamship Agnella arrived from Puerto Cortez with bananas and discharged at Louisville and Nashville docks as Hubbard Zemurray ships. The British Grendene shifted to pier 5 to bunkers and load general cargo, Norden to pier 4 for cottonseed cake, Seeberg Atlantis to pier 8 for general cargo, Alexandrian sails to Liverpool with cotton and lumber. Leylands leaves for Progreso with sisal after taking foodstuffs. Hartney sails for Szagua Cuba with lumber.
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Agnella
Puerto Cortez
Louisville
Nashville
Hubbard- Zemurray Fruit Company
Grendene
Norden
One-Armed Blount County Man Seeks State Auditor Post
M C Allgood of Blount county announced in Montgomery that he will run for state auditor in two years. He ran two years ago and finished second to Auditor C Brooks Smith. Allgood uniquely invited voters to hunt or fish at his home. Other candidates mentioned include W R Loyd, secretary of the state tax commission, and W F Wilkinson, a state public accounts examiner from Autauga county.
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Montgomery
Ala
M. C. Algooa
Blount County
C. Brooks Smith
Mr. Allgood
W. R. Loyd
State Tax Commission
W. F. Wilkinson
State Examiners of Public Accounts
Auteuga County
Record-Breaking Mobile Court Opens with 150 Cases
The Mobile city court criminal docket is expected to span into December with over 150 cases. Pleas of guilty were entered yesterday including Harvey Augusta for log theft, James Alexander for grand larceny, Marion Theilgaard vagrancy, Corinne Glover for assault to murder, and others. The week’s schedule lists 28 through November 2 with offenses from petit larceny to prohibition violations and burglary.
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City Court of
Mobile
Harvey Augusta
Hickasa Bogue Creek
Three Mile Creek
James Alexander
Marion Theilgaard
William Hailey
Edward Conway
First
Nonle Prasse
Marvy Bains
Corinne Glover
Panama Canal Tolls Still Worry Britons
London reports that British naval strategy reserves Panama canal use for small craft. Larger ships for the China station will travel via Suez, while West Coast ships stay near Esquimault, with crews rotated across Canada. The piece notes the canal’s military value to the United States and potential future American expansion.
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London
Panama Canal
America
China Station
Canada
Esquimault
Admiralty
United States
Bread and Circuses Warn of Political Danger
Governor Marshall in Allgangy Ore argues that parties using bread and circuses to sway voters mirror ancient Rome. He warns overcapitalized political leaders threaten U.S. democracy as campaigns rely on crowd-pleasing tactics and sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allgany
Ore
Get
Morschattofaiti
United States
Jayshall
Marshall
Captain William H. Davidson Dies at 101 in Conn
Captain William H. Davidson, longtime Adventist foreign missionary, died in Meriden Conn on October 24. If he had lived until November 6 he would have been 102. He began his missionary work at 16 and served among savage peoples, mainly in South Africa, and fought in the Civil War.
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Meridex
Conn
William H. Davidson
Adventist Church
Tagdéy
Davidson
South Africa
Bicyclists Sweep Up Licenses In Mobile Crackdown
Police arrested about thirty bicyclists for failing to buy the 50 cent bicycle license tag in Mobile. Twenty four were taken into custody at Dauphin and Royal streets while others were fined or released after paying the license. The crackdown led to a rush at the tax collector’s office as riders sought to comply.
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Doyk
Dauphin
Royal Streets
McGinnis
Royal
Dauphin Street
Mobile
Walter Seed Reticent As To Governorship
In Montgomery Lieutenant-Governor Walter L. Seed said he will not be influenced by other gubernatorial aspirants and will decide independently. He is undetermined but has received many letters urging him to run while he remains a statewide prohibitionist with strong support.
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Montgomery
Ala
Walter L. Seed
Mr. Seed
Sovernor
Air
Seed
E. Perry Thomas
Mufaula
Wufaula
Rat catchers capture four-foot alligator in New Orleans
Rat catchers continuing their long campaign against vermin in New Orleans after the bubonic plague outbreak report a four-foot alligator found in shallow water beneath the wharves. The discovery comes during ongoing efforts to clear the riverfront of rats.
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New Orleans
Tlavane
Two Well Known Women Seriously Injured in City Accidents
In Montgomery Alabama two prominent women suffered critical injuries late Wednesday night. Mrs Broghurn of Dothan fell while alighting a street car and remains unconscious, her husband an Atlantic Coast Line conductor at her bedside. Mrs Bradford of Dexter Avenue was also struck by a street car and is gravely hurt, en route from the state fair with her sister.
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Montgomitry
Alo
B.roghurn
Dothan
Wit
KA. Bradford
5Th Dexter Avenue
Atlantic Coast Line
Cogburn
Po Larkin
Washington Street
Fair Grounds
Cascarets Morning Cleanse For A Clear Head
An old advertisement claims Cascarets can cure bilious headaches and a coated tongue by cleaning the liver stomach and bowels. It promises quick relief with a Cascarets ascent box to make you feel cheerful and pleasant, and urges readers to act now.
Wife of Dan Sickles Rushes to His Aid in Court
New York October 24 The estranged wife of General Daniel Sickles petitioned Sheriff Harburger to pause the sale of his personal effects. Abs Sickles pledged to pay about November 19 to satisfy a new judgment against him as the veteran’s finances remain strained.
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New York
Daniel Sickles
Spain
Harburger
Abs. Sickles
Phigis
Sickles
Spein
Wren
House
Bank of the Metropolis
Woman Fined for Selling Liquor in Prohibition Case
Laura Anderson, described as a white woman, was fined 250 dollars or 90 days hard labor for violating state prohibition laws and announced an appeal. James Milburn, a black man employed by her, received a similar sentence but was changed from hard labor to jail due to infirmity. witnesses testified liquor was purchased from the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Anderson
Edington
James Milburn
Fifteen Year Old Held for Murder in Mississippi
Minnie Nowell aged 16 was brought from a rural home four miles south of Philadelphia Mississippi under arrest for the murder of her mother. She pleaded not guilty at arraignment claiming the shooting was accidental.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Minnie Nowell
Here
Bishop Allen Attends Southern Diocesan Conference
Bishop Edward P. Aten of Mobile attended a New Orleans conference with Archbishop Kenk. Bishops from six states met to discuss important diocesan matters with heads of the church in the South. The Catholic Church Extension Society president also attended.
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Edward P. Aten
Mobile
New Orleans
Kenk
South
Catholic Church Extension Society
United States
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Travel Aid Ad
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as essential for travelers. It claims the tablets relieve weak stomachs, support digestive fluids, and mimic a strong stomach's work while promoting ease for druggists selling 50 cent boxes.
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Stuart
Fourteen Charged With Prohibition Violations
Fourteen cases of alleged liquor selling violations are docketed in the city court criminal term. Most offenses occurred within the past sixty days. Defendants include William Murray, Lillie Lartigue, Jacob Hauser, Augustus Dixon, Charles P. Frederic, A. H. Brinkman, Sam Kelly, P. M. Slaughter, Fannie Moorer, Charles France, Charles Moorer, Frank Singleton, Peter Reese, Hopsey Williams. Lilibut B. Eldridge, arrested last week in the segregated district, was indicted for operating without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murray
Lillie Lartigue
Jacob Hauser
Augustus Dixon
Charles P. Frederic
A. H. Brinkman
Sam Kelly
P. M. Slaughter
Fannie Moorer
Charles France
Charles Moorer
Frank Singleton
Peter Reese
Hopsey Williams
Lilibut B. Eldridge
Vinci claims save son from ill health in Alabama ad
A testimonial from Richard Bush of Columbus Indiana praises Vinci for restoring his son Dale to health after a severe bout of whooping cough and measles. The ad claims Vincis cod liver elements and iron restore strength, with a money back guarantee and sale through Van Antwerp's Drug Corporation in Mobile Alabama. Saxo Salve is also advertised.
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Richard Bush
Columbus
Ind
Vinci
Dale
van Antwerp’s Drug Corporation, Inc
Mobile
Ala
P. S
Raid Across Continent Seeks Mine Man Amid Colorado Dreams
A raid spans the continent in pursuit of a mine man while showcasing Dream Land's Colorado scenery today. An advertisement highlights the scene and invites attention to the event.
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Colorado
Dreamland
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