Four Guilty In Prohibition Law Cases Pay $50 Fines
Joseph Chatman Charles James Nick tls and Willie Potter pleaded guilty in the recorder's court Friday for violating the prohibition law and paid $50 fines each. H McCoy surrendered at the police station Friday and was released on bond. D McLaurin Bob Allen and J G Tyrrell bondsmen. Edward Bauldin Fred Watson docketed at county jail and released on bonds.
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Joseph Chatman
Charles James
Nick Tls
Willie Potter
Cho
Recorder’s Court
H. McCoy
R. Chrisman
J. W. Wheeler
Charles Washington
D. McLaurin
Bob Allen
J. G. Tyrrell
John Cary
A. D. Davis
Edward Bauldin
Fred Watson
W. R. Smith
M. Maisel
Prohibited Liquor Raids Reported on City Streets
Sheriff Holcombe reported prohib ited liquors found yesterday at George Hermann northeast Fisher's alley and Davis avenue Toppy Tucker 325 North Royal street John Adams 13 South Conception street and William Mc Grath northwest Warren and State streets A raiding squad also searched M Latekes southwest Claiborne and Lipscomb street and Frank Prender gast 352 Canal street Small quantities of beer gin and alcohol were found at each location.
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Holcombe
George Hermann
Fisher’s Alley
Davis Avenue
Richards to Face First Degree Murder Trial in Montgomery
Julius V. Richards, who killed his wife with a meat cleaver on April 30 and later went insane, has recovered and will be brought to Montgomery this week to await trial on a murder in the first degree indictment. He was indicted by the Montgomery county grand jury, case postponed, then sent to the state insane hospital at Tuscaloosa where doctors reported his recovery.
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Richards
Montgomery
Ala
Julius V. Richards
Montgomery County Grand Jury
State Insane Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Wife Too Ill To Work In Indianapolis Woman Recounts Recovery
Mrs WM Green of Indianapolis says a five month course with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health and weight from 109 to 133 pounds. She reports doing all housework since and urges other women to try the remedy, inviting advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
WM. Green
Addison Street
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
U S District Attorney Probes Negro Labor Migration
United States District Attorney Perry B. Mill of Alabama and Kentucky is reported to be examining patterns of Negro labor migration, with recent travels through Louisville suggesting broader northern state inquiries.
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U.S
Louisville
Perry B. Mill
Alabama
Kentucky
Cross Channel Raid of Kaiser Nipped in Bud
Rumanian armies reach the district of Hirsova about 40 miles north of Tchernavoda as German Bulgarian Turkish forces attack in Dobrudja. Russian and Rumanian forces retreat north of a line between Hirsova and Casapheul while Central Powers press the front along the Dobrudja line.
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Cross Channel
Kaiser
Bud
Dobrudja
Hirsova
Tchernavoda
War Office
Associated Press
Petrograd
London
Casapheul
Tchernavoda- Constanza
Central Powers
French Make More Gains at Verdun In World War I
Paris reports French troops pushing west and south of Vaux fortress near Verdun with one hundred German prisoners taken. German artillery pounds Chenois wood and Fort Douaumont. French artillery destroys a German munition depot near Ablain court in Somme region.
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Associated Press
Paris
Verdun
Fortress of
Vaux
French War Department
Chenois Wood
Fort Douaumont
Somme
Ablaincourt
Russian attack on Kiselin sector fails before entanglements
Berlin reports Russian troops west of Lutsk in Volhynia launched a heavy midnight assault on the Austro German lines in the Kiselin sector after prolonged artillery prep. The attack broke down as defenders held the entanglements.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Sayville
Lutsk
Volhynia
Kiselin
War Office
Germans Attack Rus sians on Shara Bank in Moldavia Fight
Russian official statement says German forces attacked Russian positions on the western bank of the Shara river near Goldovitchi and forced a retreat to the eastern bank. Romanian troops captured the Transylvanian village of Balan and Piatrarotkul heights, with fierce fighting on both sides of the Casik river. Bad weather in Macedonia hinders operations across fronts.
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Petrograd
London
Shara
Goldovitchi
Transylvania
Moldavia
Balan
Piatrarotkul
Russian War Department
Casik River
Macedonia
Paris
French War Department
Deaths and Funerals: Rufus Bryars and Dr. William J. Moore
Rufus Bryars, a Stockton Baldwin county pioneer, died after a long illness and is mourned by relatives in Baldwin and Mobile. Dr. William J. Moore, Mobile native and former Mobile resident, aged 43, died in New Orleans and will be buried in Mobile with services at Roche Burke's parlors.
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Rufus Bryars
Stockton
Baldwin County
Tat Place
Mobile
Bryars
W. E. Moore
William J. Moore
A. G. Moore
New Orleans
Roche & Burke
Fire destroys Montgomery home of Starke school head
The home of J. M. Starke, leader of Starke's University School, in Montgomery was nearly ruined by fire on Thursday afternoon. Loss estimated at 12500 with 4500 insured. Students formed a volunteer squad and saved nearby dormitories and residences. Fire started in the kitchen and quickly spread before firefighters arrived.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. M. Starke
Starke
University School
Athens Female College to become Athens College for Young Women
Athens Alabama October 27 Special Athens Female College will change its name to Athens College for Young Women The North Alabama Methodist Conference and Tennessee Methodist Conference have approved the change and Governor has been requested to approve The college will have the right to confer degrees and grant all privileges of an A grade college It may own property up to one million dollars but cannot without consent of the North Alabama Conference
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Montgomery
Ala
Athens Female College
Athens College For
North Alabama Methodist Conference
Tennessee Methodist Conference
Tecahe Tis Comune
North Alabama
Carranza doubts fit for ruler's chair amid pro presidency push
In Mexico City Carranza says he feels unworthy of the presidency but would consider it if the people demand. In Topeka stockholders discuss a half stake purchase in the Oil City branch for 168794.88. In San Francisco the Bakers’ Association asks Hughes for wheat embargo stance. In Richmond a tobacco warehouse fire destroys 300 hogsheads worth 330000. five firemen injured. In Rome Benedict XVI donates 10000 francs to aid Belgian children. In London an explosion at a Kent munitions plant kills two and injures ten. In Lake Charles officials cleared of ties to deputy Lebley murder. In Norfolk the La Campine reports a wreck near the Chesapeake Bay entrance. In Newton Franklin Trueblood dies at home.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Beutinger Case Ready For A Jury
In Caldwell New Jersey Mrs Maraget C Beutinger faces murder charges for shooting her husband last July at their home. Defense claims she acted as he attacked her. Five children attended the Caldwell proceeding. An engineer testified that Beutinger once asked for an affidavit claiming to have seen his wife in compromising circumstances at sea en route to the Philippines.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Maraget C. Beutinger
Caldwell
Washington, D. C
Beutinger
Philippines
Debaus
Speigner to inaugurate convict honor system
Alabama starts its first convict honor system November 1 at Speigner prison and cotton mill with three classes. Convicts may rise to gray suits or fall to stripes, with potential expansion to other camps if successful. Farmers and Chambers County residents join a request to the Alabama Public Service Commission for a Lanette depot, case set for November 6.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Speigner
Chambers County
Alabama Public Service Commission
Western Railway of Alabama and Chattahoochee Valley Railroad
Lanette
Why Suffer From Migraine or Sick Headache
An ad claims migraine relief with Jane & Tablets. suggests diet changes and quick pain relief through tablets from druggists. The copy promotes this treatment as rapidly easing distressing headaches, implying all pain is relieved by the product.
Episcopal Bishops Reject Racial Bishop Plan
In St Louis on October 27 the house of bishops rejected the deputies plan for electing separate racial bishops. The body issued a notification urging Christians to scrutinize income sources and support fair wages, with church aims centered on community welfare over private profit.
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ST. Louis
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
Fair Exhibits Begin To Come To Mobile Grounds Busy
Exhibits begin arriving at the Mobile fairgrounds as traffic increases due to car service from Monroe Park. Grounds will not open Sunday. a formal Monday opening is planned with gates locked for urgent business only. Race track activity grows with swift trotters and pacers, and Miss Katherine Stinson will fly in Monday to present a new aviation demonstration for children.
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Monroe Park
the Fair Association
Katherine Stinson
Clinton
Iowa
Mobile
Miss Stinson
State Loses Girl Witness in Trial of John Copeland
Sadie Black adopted daughter of anti Catholic lecturer William Black will not testify in the John Copeland murder trial in Galveston Texas. A telegram said she cannot attend and state lawyers could not compel her. Proceedings resumed with jury likely to be given the case by night.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Sadie Black
William Black
John Copeland
Black
Marshall
P C Clerk Pleads Guilty in Mail Intercept Case
William R. Daniel a Montgomery post office clerk for fourteen years pleaded guilty in federal court to intercepting letters. Judge Henry D. Clayton sentenced him to three months in Montgomery county jail and a fine of fifteen hundred dollars. Daniel was arrested in January 1915. Community leaders urged a light sentence noting his good record and that this was his first offense.
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P. C
Montgomery
Ala
William R. Daniel
Montgomery County
Henry D. Clayton
Daniel
Clayton
Mobile horses to enter saddle horse and pony shows
Mr John L Ramsey superintendent of the horse show expects several Mobile entries at the fair grounds Infield with prizes for the best Mobile owned saddle horse and best pony with rider A telephone is available in the secretary office at the fair grounds for Mobile residents to make entries.
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John L. Ramsey
Ramsey
How to Treat Croup Externally
Instructions describe rubbing Vicks vaporub on the throat and chest for several minutes, then covering with a warm flannel. Leave the covering loose to ease breathing, but ensure it remains warm. Warns that coughing and phlegm may worsen before relief.
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Vick
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New York
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Richard Bennett
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