What Solons in a Special Session May Do in Alabama
Oct 27 report by Attorney General Robert C. Brickell on what a legislature in extraordinary session may or may not do constitutionally. Gov. Emmet ONeal asked for guidance on powers for a special session to address the present financial crisis. Brickell delay stemmed from talks in Washington with supreme court members on Peonage case settlements. The governor awaits the opinion before deciding on a call and plans a forthcoming statement.
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Montgomery
Robert C. Brickell
Emmet O'Neal
O'Neal
General Brickell
Washington
Supreme Court
Pinex cough syrup touts relief and home use
An advertisement extols Pinex cough syrup as a pleasant tasting home remedy for dry, hoarse, or painful coughs. It claims quick relief, cost efficiency, and world famous relief for bronchial throat and chest conditions, produced by The Pinex Company of Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Wayne
Ind
Prinzip Is Found Guilty by Court Amid Gunfire
An Exchange Telegraph report from Rome datelined Sarajevo says Gavrio Princip and accomplices Grabez Nedelja Gabrinovic and twenty-one others were found guilty of treason for the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife. The verdict was delivered as Serb artillery roared around Sarajevo. sentence is set for Wednesday.
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Associated Press
London
Rome
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Gavrio Prinzip
Grabez
Nedelja Gabrinovic
Prinzip
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Contract for state aid road in Randolph county let
Special to The Item Montgomery Oct 27 contractor R P Boyd to let a six mile state aid road in Randolph county. The project includes grading and a total cost of 3000 dollars.
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Randolph County
Montgomery
R. P. Boyd
Wedowee
Titanic survivor wed after secret ceremony in New York
Huntington W Va Oct 27 Mrs Lucien P Smith a Titanic survivor married recently in New York to Robert W Daniel of Philadelphia and Richmond a disaster survivor. Mrs Daniel lost her first husband in the disaster and is daughter of Rep James A Hughes of Huntington.
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Associated Press
Huntington
W. Va
Lucien P. Smith
New York
Robert W. Daniel
Philadelphia
Richmond
Daniel
James A. Hughes
Thomas Jeffers Former Birmingham Mayor Dies in Macon
Thomas Jef fers aged 76 a former mayor of Birmingham Alabama and a noted Confederate blockade runner died in Macon Georgia last night He had been a longtime resident of Macon and was prominent in Civil War era affairs.
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Associated
Macon
Thomas Jeffers
Birmingham
Ala
Jeffers
Citrus Industry Leaders Urge Funds for Canker Fight and Market Exchange
President W. H. Reynalds of the Gulf Coast Horticultural Society spoke at a Chamber of Commerce ways and means meeting about creating a citrus fruit exchange for Satsuma marketing and securing funds to combat citrus canker. He said Mobile leads the industry and called for more than the $1,000 already raised, noting anticipated state legislative support. He predicted a Mobile County rise to about one million orange trees within two years yielding profit per tree, and a message to President Wilson was discussed for October 27, 1913, the anniversary of Wilson's Mobile visit.
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Satsuma
W. H. Reynalds
Gulf Coast Horticultural Society
Ways and A Means Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Klosky
Mobile Communiity
Reynolds
Mobile
Reynalds
Mobile County
Ways and Means
Woodrow Wilson
W. E. P. Wilson
J. Leslie Taylor
Muscle Food for the Hard Toiler
An ad preaching affordable nutritious meals for workers promotes Faust Spaghetti as a cheap concentrated food. It claims a 10¢ package provides more nutrition than meat, highlighting gluten content and easy digestion. Suggests serving with tomatoes, powdered cheese, bread and butter. invites readers to send for a recipe book from Maull Bros, St Louis MO.
Fire Devastates Logtown In Mississippi Blaze
A rapid riverfront fire in Logtown Mississippi destroyed the Western Lumber Company mill valued at 100000 the Pelican mail boat worth 30000 and several small crafts. Homes near the mill suffered losses as the town with 500 people lacks fire apparatus and rail access hindering outside aid.
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Associated Press
Logtown
Miss
Western Lumber Company
Pearl Rivers
Logtownh
Contempt Proceedings Against Judge Tankersley Postponed
The Montgomery court indefinitely postponed contempt proceedings against Crenshaw county probate judge F M Tankersley due to the absence of important witnesses. The case, set for yesterday, concerns his refusal to permit Examiner of Public Accounts H Y Brooke to inspect his books.
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Montgomery
Ala
F. M. Tankersley
Crenshaw County Probate Court
Tankersley
H. Y. Brooke
Johnson Unsigned For Next Season
Washington dispatch reports Walter Johnson will stay in Kansas until spring training starts. He plans to discuss future with Manager Griffith but insists on signing only with Washington. The famed pitcher shows no worry about securing a contract with any other club.
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Washington
Walter John J
Kia Horfie
Kansas
Johnson
Griffith
Fox
Even Break For Teams At Jackson Mississippi 7 7 Tie
In Jackson Mississippi the Ole Miss by a late touchdown earned a 7 to 7 tie with Mississippi College in a tight game. Mississippi College scored in the first quarter and both teams kicked extra points true. In New Orleans funeral directors gathered for the 33rd annual convention of the National Funeral Directors Association opening today with a four day program.
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Jackson
Miss
Associated Press
University of Mississippi
Mississippi College
New Orleans
National ‘Funeral Directors’ Association
Seahorse
Paris fashion writer killed in Argonne campaign
Associated Press report from Chicago states Henri Castille Paris correspondent of a Chicago men’s fashion journal was killed in action during the Pretz en Argonne campaign. He was a gifted illustrator whose jettere on men’s attire had become a fashion feature.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Henri Castille
Paris
Pretz-en-Argonne
Jettere
Greek at Capital Claims He Shot Negro In Deputy Case
In Montgomery Alabama Deputy Sheriff Harry McCord faces an assault to murder charge while Mike Yaloy a Greek is jailed on assault to murder and carrying concealed weapons. Witnesses say Yaloy fired after the deputy halted King Thomas a negro preacher who testified about the street confrontation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Harry McCord
Mike Yaloy
McCord
King Thomas
Yaloy
King
Thomas
Hall Street
Jackson
Grove
Elmore
Mike Yaley
Greece to occupy northern Epirus announced
The Greek government notified the Powers it will provisionally occupy northern Epirus to quell anarchy after Albania’s government collapsed and Prince William of Wied fled.
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Greece
Epirus
Associated Press
London
William of Wied
Nationals Defeat Americans 12 to 1 in Potlach
The Nationals overwhelmed the Americans in Potlatch Idaho with a 12 to 1 victory. Costly errors aided the big win as the all star Nationals forced a lopsided score through early and persistent pressure.
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Associated Press
Potlach
Idaho
Ole Vaughn
Clark
Mitchell
Henry
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion gas and dyspepsia. It claims dramatic results within minutes, and guarantees satisfaction or money back with a fifty cent case. The copy emphasizes harmlessness and home use for stomach regulation.
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Pape
Clock in Alabama Senate Falls After Years of Service
The big clock in the Alabama Senate chamber fell from the wall and shattered into pieces during a heated session in Montgomery. Broken glass and brass remained as the timepiece, a fixture at the capitol for many years, was totally demolished.
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Montgomery
Senate Chamber
Capitol
Removing Face Paint With Mercoll Wax Beauty Claim
Dolly Madison recalls how face painting once marked social ostracism but argues the habit is universal now. She promotes mercoll wax as a harmless inexpensive substitute that smooths improve complexion by nightly application, removing surface flaws and lifeless skin.
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Dolly Madison
Chicago News
Concrete and glass storefronts on Government Street
Abandoned details list two sets of storefront descriptions at N S Government St. 4 E and 5 E, noting a concrete floor and large plate glass windows. Additional entry mentions an Insurance City Bank Building with Bell Phone numbers 3147 and 3100 and a Home Phone 1554.
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N. S. Government St
E. Water St
Insurance City Bank
Bell
Land tracts for stock raising offered in Alabama and Mississippi
Tracts of 40 acres and 4 % acres and up totaling 48 000 acres in COUNTY MISS 3680 GREENE COUNTY MISS In Mobile County Ala for stock raising and general farming. Elevated country with good water. Fourth cash and liberal terms. Folders and maps sent Kilborn secretary 409 N Mobile Alabama Bell Phone.
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Miss
Greene County
Mobile County
Ala
Kilborn
Mobile
Alabama
Bell
Two Story Brick Stores Along Water Street
Readable text notes two story brick stores located at 69 N Water between St Francis and St M and another pair at 112-1145 ernment Street between Royal and Emanuel.
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Commerce St
N. Water
St. Francis and
St. M
Congress
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Citrus Industry
Maull Bros
St Louie
Missouri
Orange-Pecan
Turerscey
Costille
Senate
Norville Bros
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Dauphin St
Chas. R. G. Schimpf
O. R. R. Lands
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W. Wilkinson
Les Hall
Bath
W. Jefferson
Lattic Co |Lery
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N. Conti
Wilkinson
N. L. Vickers
ST. Michael ST
Dumont & Croom
ST. Michael S&t
Bell Phone
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Commerce
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