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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1912

Page

5

Mrs Becker Confident of Acquittal in Rosenthal Case

In her first interview since Charles Becker's conviction, Mrs. Becker says she believes her husband is innocent and blames perjury by four witnesses, citing a biased jury and urging a new trial. She speaks of enduring persecution and hopes for reversal.

New York Charles Becker Herman Rosenthal Rose Webber Watson Schepps Rouse Walton Rosenthal Charley Sing Sing

Will General Diaz Be Executed

Excitement runs high in Mexico City over a Vera Cruz court martial expected to condemn General Felix Diaz to be shot at sunrise. Deputies failed to reach a quorum to interpolate President Madero and adjourned after signing a confidential paper.

Mexico City Vera Cruz Felix Diaz Chamber of Deputies Mandero

Sanity questioned for longtime forger found guilty in quick jury verdict

Five minutes after a jury found him sane, William Lee Delahoussaye was convicted of forgery in St. Martinville Louisiana. His crimes spanned Breaux Bridge Alexandria Mobile and Washington where he allegedly swindled Congressman Broussard. Previously declared insane and kept in Pineville asylum, a second sanity commission led to his rearrest and renewed confinement. A lengthy penitentiary sentence is expected.

ST. Martinville William Lee Delahoussaye Breaux Bridge Washington, D. C Delahoussaye Alexandria Mobile Washington Broussard Pineville

Glynn Mate Prefers Politics Over Home Life

Albany October 26 Mrs Glynn wife of Martin Glynn told a reporter at Cedar Hill near Albany she cannot hope to have as much home life while her husband remains in politics. She said she is not a suffragist and has heard much about politics in their twelve years of marriage.

Albany

Many couples to wed at Bay Minette fair grounds

Oct. 26 notice from the wedding committee for the fall fair at Bay Minette states several couples have applied to participate in the marriage ceremony. The opening day will host the event with a chosen couple from prominent local families. Merchants will display donated presents in town show windows and donations are invited to support the event.

Bay Minette Mer Frank Bartmes

Perkins Lashes Taft Campaign Finances in Angry Talk

George W. Perkins head of the Bull Moose campaign vents fury in New York over Taft fund contributions. He assails Hilles for lies and accuses Harvester Trust proceedings of blocking his reply. He faults Roosevelt wreath payment remarks as contemptible.

New York George W. Perkins Taft Hilles Wall Street Harvester Trust United States Iiles Perkins Eilles Roosevelt Abraham Linceln

Two Small Fires Hit Houses in Cold Weather

Firemen responded to two lamping roof sparks in cold weather. Corinne Johnson's home at 62 South Georgia avenue suffered slight damage on Saturday. Another call came from Clare Me Kinney at 507 North Hamilton street. The Yellow Peril 3 reel feature at Harney Theatre that day.

Corinne Johnson South Georgia Avenue Clare -Me Kinney North Hamilton Street

Democrats Forecast Wilson Victory In National Poll

New York American poll predicts Wilson and Marshall win the presidency with 472 electoral votes to Taft 39 and Roosevelt 20. California 18 and Washington 7 go to Roosevelt. Taft gains Massachusetts 18, Rhode Island 3, South Dakota 6, Utah 4, Vermont 4. Wilson leads in popular vote with 6,963,479 to Taft 4,012,228 and Roosevelt 3,963,762.

New York Taft Roosevelt

Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Health Benefits

An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a cure for headaches biliousness indigestion and constipation. It urges taking a teaspoonful nightly to cleanse the liver and bowels without drugs and warns against imitations, directing readers to the California Fig Syrup Company label.

California Fig Syrup Company

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