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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1914

Page

12

Man’s case delayed over bad check scheme

The case of Jack Martin, described as a white resident of 107 Care Avenue, was continued to Tuesday, Sept. 8, after the state requested more time in recorder’s court. Martin is accused by J. W. Stokey of Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of passing a $10 check for goods, using the name C. W. Rowe and a Bank of Mobile account, with other checks later found to be refused at Kenny Tea Co. and Fuller Brothers. Chief Crenshaw noted multiple checks tied to Martin and added investigations await further evidence by Tuesday.

Jack Martin Care Avenue Recorders Court Martin J. D. Moody J. W. Stokey Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Mr. Stokey C. W. Rowe Bank of Mobile Crenshaw Kenny Tea Company Fuller Brothers

Christabel Pankhurst Returns to Aid England

The militant suffragette Christabel Pankhurst has returned from exile in France after about two years to England to resume patriotic propaganda. She previously troubled authorities and now leads renewed campaign efforts.

Christabel Pankhurst England Associated Press London France

Beware of Poisonous Hair Dyes Warns Readers

An alert warns that many hair dyes are poisonous with effects appearing months later. Empress-Improved Hair Color Restorer is advertised as safe and tested by professors. The ad claims 10 natural shades and a price of $2 per box with samples available upon request.

Colleges of Pharmacy Empress Mfg. CO 20Th St N. Y

Horrors in Louvain as German forces seize city

A Dutch observer describes German occupation in Louvain with hostage executions and looting. Civilians flee burning streets, churches, and the town hall buildings while troops force audiences to kneel and mistreat prisoners.

River Shooting Leaves Unidentified Man Missing

Police say an unidentified white man was fatally shot by Officer Lyman H. Rayford during an encounter on Commerce street near the Mobile river. The body has not been found as of Friday morning, with authorities believing he fell into the river after the confrontation at the wharf.

Lyman H. Rayford Mobile River Rayford P. G. O'Shaughnessy Commerce Street O'Shaughnessy Crenshaw R. L. Dorson Louvain Camperhout Malines Holland

Farmers Union subcommittee to seek relief laws in Washington

A sub-committee of the Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of America will travel to Washington to press emergency legislation to ease the present market situation. The full committee will meet September 21 in Washington. President Barrett of Georgia was re elected to a ninth term.

Associated Press Fort Worth Tex Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America Washington Charles S. Barrett Georgia Peter Redford Texas H. S. Mobley Arkansas E. W. Dobbs South Carolina T. J. Douglas Mississippi National Convention of the Union Barrett

Negro Swindler Held Over Clothing Scheme

The case of Aaron Vaughan of 8 Plum Street was continued as a dangerous and suspicious character. a state charge will be brought. He allegedly swindled Negro preachers by selling bundles believed to be clothes that contained rags, prompting losses for church members.

Aaron Vaughan Plum Street Recorder’s Court

Weather shifts at national amateur golf semi finals

Four players remained in the national amateur championship at Ekwanok Country Club as chill air replaced earlier heat. Jerome Travers, current champion, faced Walter Travis in a likely favorite matchup while Francis Ouimet and W C Fownes were set for a tighter clash.

Associated Press Manchester Ekwanok Country Club Jerome D. Travers Upper Montclair Walter J. Travis Garden City Francis Oulmet Woodland W. C. Fownes Oakmont

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