President Wilson Returns From Mobile Amid Mexico Silence
President Wilson arrived in Washington at 10 30 pm from Mobile Alabama and declined to discuss Mexico. He plans talks with administration officials before deciding the next US move while praising the welcome along the route through North Carolina and Virginia. He stopped at Culpepper Virginia to see Dr Cary Grayson and was urged to attend the University of Virginia football game in Charlottesville. Governor Craig of North Carolina and his staff greeted him at Charlotte.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Mobile
Ala
White House
Mexico
United States
North Carolina
Virginia
Hunter
Ac Eers
Culpepper
Cary T. Grayson
U. S
Grayson
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Evington
Craig
Charlotte
N. C
French Opera Company Arrives in New Orleans
One hundred fourteen members of the French opera troupe arrived from Boulogne aboard the Cas Sel. The opera, directed by M. Affre, will open November 11 in New Orleans for the season.
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New Orleans
Boulogne
M. Affre
Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother Ad Tonic Ad
An advertisement touts stopping meat when kidney discomfort appears. It claims meat causes uric acid, overworks kidneys, and leads to multiple ailments. Recommend four ounces of salts mixed in water before breakfast to flush kidneys and improve urine acidity.
Abandonment Likely in Dublin Kidnapping Case
In Dublin on October 29 the prosecution against Mrs. Lucille Rand and Mrs. Dora Montefiore for kidnapping was effectively dropped as the case was called and a month’s adjournment granted. The two women helped arrange transport of striking Irish transport workers’ children to England for care during the strike, an act their attorney called an errand of mercy despite charges. Catholic clergy opposed sending children to Protestant homes. The attorney general consented to the adjournment, signaling no further action.
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Dublin
Lucille Rand
Henry T. Gage
California
Dora Montefiore
London
England
Nashville Judge Rules on Interstate Liquor Shipments
Federal Judge E T Sanford ruled that liquor can be shipped into Tennessee for sale at points outside the state by wholesalers based in other states. The decision requires payment of the state privilege tax and filing shipment statements with the county clerk, aligning with the anti jug law. The ruling concerns out of state dealers only and does not interpret the Webb Kenyon statute.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
E. T. Sanford
Tennessee Central Railroad
Knoxville
Sanford
Webb-Kenyon
Fresh fall garden seed stock from English Carriage Co
Just received fresh stock of garden seeds for fall planting including turnips ruta baga cabbage and more. Absolutely fresh and not carried over from last year. English Carriage Co. Sun Wed Fri
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English Carriage Co
Sun-Wed-Fritf
Dentons File Amicable Legal Separation Over Mexico Move
Mr and Mrs Richard Allen Denton of Mobile New Orleans Boston and Washington have filed for a separation that both sides sought. Denton works with a large Vera Cruz Mexico cotton firm but Mrs Denton and her mother oppose living there, making the arrangement satisfactory to both.
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Richard Allen Denton
Mobile
New Orleans
Boston
Washington
Denton
Vera Cruz
Mex
Child recovers from croup after Chamberlain remedy
P F Bastiams of Prince Albert Cape of Good Hope recalls a night time croup attack on his son. He used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and, following directions for an hour and twenty minutes, the child was out of danger. Sold by all druggists. Van Antwerp Drug Corp. adv.
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P. F.bastiams
Prince Albert
Cape of Good Hope
Chamberlain
van Antwerp Drug, Corp. Adv
Wallace to Speak in Mobile for Governor Campaign
John H. Wallace Jr., in Mobile for Southern Commercial Congress sessions and Wilson welcome, announced Tuesday night he will deliver an address in Mobile on November 19 in support of his gubernatorial bid. Wallace is Alabama state game and fish commissioner.
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John H. Wallace, Jr
Mobile
Southern Commercial Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Wallace
Medallion Cards Punched Until November 1
Special notice from L. Hammel Day Goods Co states medallion cards will be punched only until November 1. Tomorrow and Friday are the last days. All pictures must be handed in by Friday night October 31, after which sale of frames will discontinue.
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L. Hammel
Southern Auxiliary urges renaming forts after civil war figures
Mrs. Thomas M. Owen leads a resolution at the Southern Commercial Congress urging the Army board to rename Panama Canal forts away from federal generals. Dr. Lillian Johnson reads General Wood’s defense as applause greets the rebuke. The proposal favors Civil War figures like Robert E. Lee or Morgan for honor.
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Army ‘Board
Panama Canal
Woman’s Auxiliary
Southern Commercial Congress
Thomas M. Owen
Robert E. Lee
Morgan
Governors' Day in Tulsa Draws Delegates Despite Ice and Snow
Governors Hodges Kansas Ammons Colorado and Oddie Nevada attend sessions at the International Dry Farming Congress in Tulsa. Talks cover forestry tillage and moisture storage with researchers including Robert L. Rogers O B Longyear Philip Held and others. Reports election of officers and premium awards conclude the day.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Governors Hodges
Kansas
Ammons
Colorado
Oddie
Nevada
Robert L. Rogers
Federal Forestry Service
O.B. Long
Terrible Flood Kills Dozens in El Salvador
Heavy rains in El Salvador cause widespread flooding for thirty six hours. Fifty four deaths reported from drowning across districts with Vera Cruz near San Vincente said destroyed and inhabitants lost. Low lying areas flood, agriculture damaged, bridges washed out, rail traffic halted, telegraph lines down.
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Associated Press
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Vera Cruz
San Vincente
King’s New Discovery Best Cough Medicine Claim
A testimonial from Mason, Michigan, touts Dr. King’s New Discovery as the best cure for coughs and colds. The company behind it, H. B. Bucklen & Co., claims two 60 cent bottles cured the family and urges reliance on the product.
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Ness Kt Ltd
Mason
Mich
King
Gerard Meets The Emperor Berlin 29
James W. Gerard the new United States envoy met Emperor William in Berlin and presented credentials. The audience focused on golf riding and other sports with little political discussion.
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Associated Press
Berlin
United States Autor
James W. Gerard
William
Weakness and Loss of Appetite Reported in System Text
In a garbled text fragment readers note vague references to weakness and loss of appetite. The content appears as stray letters and disrupted phrases with no clear subject, event, or identifiable source.
The South and the Panama Canal lecture outlined
Claude N. Bennett, president of the Southern Society of Washington and manager of the Congressional Information Bureau, spoke before the Southern Commercial Congress on The South and The Panama Canal. He argued the canal will boost Southern trade, emphasize natural monopolies like cotton and coal, and urge aggressive development of ports, railroads, and industries to capture 500 million Orient and South American consumers.
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Southern Society of Washington
Congressional Information Bureau
South
Panama Canal
Southern Commercial Congress
Bennett
Orient
South America
Far East
Geological Survey
United States
Alabama Delegates Named for Good Roads Meet in St Louis
Alabama will be well represented at the United States Good Roads Association meeting in St Louis November 10 to 15. Speakers include J A Rountree G A Nelson John Craft John W O Neill and Senator John H Bankhead will preside and deliver the opening address. Bankhead praised the outlook and hopes the gathering crystallizes interest and proves a great success.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Good Roads Association
St. Louis
J. A. Rountree
United States Good” Roads Association
United States Good Roads Association
G. A. Nelson
New Decatur
United States
Police News Roundup in Memphis Detentions and Arraignments
William Dempsey of Memphis faces charges of grand larceny and being a dangerous character after pocketing C A Coskin in Bienville Square. Multiple cases were reset or continued to October 29 31 with various bonds and fines, including Tony Richardson for concealed weapons and M Day fined for traffic ordinance violation.
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William Dempsey
Memphis
Tenn
Lacey
Murphy
Barrett
Brannan
Recorder’s Court
Dempsey
C. A. Coskin
Bienville Square
Maggie Banks
Connelly and
Broadus
Tom Ridley
Shank McClelland
John Kern
Lincoln
Ike Kruse
Tony Richardson
Murphy and Lacey
Local gambling arrests result in fines in recorder's court
Willie Holcombe Ed Monroe Ivan Bell Jack Jackson Willie Wall and Paul Jones were arrested for gaming by Officers Burch Gebhardt Couthall and O'Brien and arraigned in the recorder's court Tuesday afternoon. Each was fined five dollars or ten days. Paul Jones faced twenty five dollars or fifty days for permitting gambling in his house. John Collier Leo Williams and Sam Singleton, also arrested for gaming by Officers Pistole and Phillips, were fined five dollars or ten days.
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Ed Monroe
Ivan Bell
Jack Jackson
Willie Wall
Paul Jones
Burch
Gebhardt
Couthall
O'Brien
Recorder’s Court
John Collier
Leo Williams
Sam Singleton
Pistole and
Phillips
Recorder’s
Roosevelt may cross Andes by automobile to Chile trip
Buenos Ayres October 29 reports a possible change in Theodore Roosevelt's travel plan from train to motor car for the Trans Andean crossing. He would depart Buenos Ayres by rail to Mendoza then drive to Santiago de Chile and Valparaiso, with a five day stay, passing near Mount Aconcagua. The Aspallapa pass would host the crossing, where road quality varies and storms are common, with stone refuges noted along the route.
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Buenos Ayres
Theodore Roosevelt
Andes
Col Roosevelt
Mendoza
Andean Range
Santiago de Chile
Valparaiso
Aspallapa Pass
Aconagua
Theft report cites $7 missing from home
Mrs. M. Frank of 755 St Louis Street reports to police that her home was entered on Tuesday night and $7 was stolen. She accuses Edward Jones of the theft.
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M. Frank
St Louis Street
Edward Jones
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