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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1913
Page
3
A Kiev distributed antisemitic leaflet aimed at influencing court witnesses in the Mendel Beiliss murder case provokes police action. Kievnanan warns that societal opinion may not accept the verdict, while The Friend in Warsaw is suspended for its coverage.
The Mexican steamer Cer Nicolás did not dip its flag as President Wilson passed during harbor review because the master Captain E Bradsdorf said no officers were aboard. He noted he and the first officer were ashore and the vessel was preparing for repairs at a nearby dry dock.
Alfred Turk of Lawrence and St Francis streets and Rosco Woods of 25 Caroline avenue were arrested by Motorcycle Officers Ludlow and Harris for taking a left vehicle from a circus lot and joy riding. They face arrangements in recorder’s court Tuesday afternoon.
A dated testimonial from Catherine Ave Queens Court Queens L L N cites Eckmans Alterative as effective against bronchitis stubborn colds and lung ailments. Patient Joseph J Troescher recalls long illness and relief after using the remedy. The ad claims no narcotics or poisons and directs readers to Bras Drug Store Philadelphia for more recovery evidence.
The tribute recalls Senator Morgan's postwar work in Alabama and the South. It describes his dream of a prosperous South, his public service in six Senate terms, and roles as arbitrator and commissioner. It notes his integrity, labor focus, and lasting impact on national policy.
Hon Chries C Gilbert of Nashville Tennessee a state legislator and secretary of the Tennessee Manufacturers Association is in the city known as Good Roads Gilbert for his key role in Tennessee road expansion He attends the Southern Commercial Congress and plans to speak at the Alabama Good Roads Association in November with State Highway Engineer Keller as a fellow ally.
The Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners awarded the county feed contract to Zillack and Schafer at 35 cents per bushel for corn and 52 cents per bushel for oats. Three bids for 10,000 tons of chert were referred to the county engineer with bids from Henderson 59 cents, Alabama Chert 45 cents, and Big Four Coal 1.50 per ton. Repairs to Three Mile creek bridge estimated at 1,500 dollars. A detailed report on convict handling by Road Superintendent J. H. Jackson was presented.
The city commission met Tuesday with Mayor Lyons presiding. Commissioners Pillans and Schwarz attended as no major business occurred. A resolution authorized paying 31,000 to retire Series F and D bonds, and bids for sidewalks in District 23 were to be advertised after noting objection dates. The health officer’s September report showed 58 deaths and a 16.64 annual death rate. Several bills were approved for payment before adjournment.
The Douville Timber Land Company annual meeting in Mobile elected Geo C Douville as president succeeding the late RE Douville. H E Douville became vice president and R A Douville was named secretary and treasurer. The firm, active in Alabama and Mississippi timber, will base future headquarters in Mobile.
Mrs O Neal and Mrs Owen led a discussion on the Page bill to fund 12 million dollars for teacher training in domestic arts and sciences, with passage in the Senate and awaiting House action. The group urged naming Fort John T Morgan in the Panama Canal Zone and urged War Department reconsideration of the 1911 order.
In Rome on October 28, reports said Maxime Gorky left Naples where he lay near death for over a month. He returned to Capri with his wife Ekaterina and their son, to resume literary work, after his mistress Maria Rejevna’s departure and a long recovery.
The morning session of the Woman's Auxiliary's first meeting concludes with Mr. Thublin presenting a selection by The Goodbrad Floral Company and Conover and Rutherford. The program includes the tune Mobile Bay.
Twenty five Postal Transfer Company motor trucks, idle for nearly four hours due to a chauffeur strike, resumed service this morning with strike breakers aboard. Secret Service men and police accompanied the strike breakers. The workers demanded higher pay and union recognition. Current wages are 100 dollars a month for seven days a week.
Ralph Calloway postmaster Andrew Deason and J P Lawrence of Maplesville were cleared by Federal Commissioner Elmore who found no proof they removed or concealed bankrupt goods from Lawrence store. Evidence suggested goods vanished before the receiver took charge. Prosecution tied to ousting Calloway from postmaster chair. trial held last Friday and Saturday.
The police station bell tolled for forty five minutes in tribute to the late Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama. Memorial services were held in Mobile at multiple locations. The tolling occurred on Tuesday under the suggestion and orders of Mayor Pat J.
The article notes Mrs and her husband at the bedside upon learning the actress had died. Dr Manouchi’s treatment appears successful. Gorky is reported convalescing and cured of his infatuation, with the family permanently reunited.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold worldwide with liberal free samples and a 32 page book mailed to Department 236 Boston. Men who shave and shampoo with Cuticura Soap will find it best for skin and scalp.
The Alabama Oyster Commission holds a special meeting to authorize the Pass Herons Reef opening on November 1 and adopt a resolution on the death of Commissioner Charles Clark. The reef ownership dispute and authority to remove workers on public reefs are discussed, with Lossing denying authority and claiming reef workers belong to his father.
A persuasive ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective laxative for constipation and indigestion in infants and children. It claims safety, mild taste, and lasting effect, citing Mrs J R Rouse of Marinette Wisconsin and offering free samples by mail from Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
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