Mandot and Ritchie Set for Orleans Showdown
Billy Nolan and Joe Mandot will meet Willie Ritchie in New Orleans in October. The bout will be ten rounds with a 138 pound weigh in five hours before ring time. Ritchie previously defeated Mandot in Crescent City, but this rematch aims to prove Ritchie can earn a title shot against Wolgast.
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Los Angeles
Billy Nolan
Harry Coleman
Joe Mandot
Willie Rittchie
New Orleans
Ritchie
Mandot
Crescent City
Wolgast
Dorion Faces Sheriff Bid Amid Chief Rumors
Lieutenant Dorion denies seeking the chief of police job as rumors place him near the sheriff’s office when Palmer's term ends. Police circles note Dorion’s veteran tenure and potential candidacy with backing from friends.
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B.rion
Walsh
Dorion
Poles Department
Aha
Leutenant
Hie Swill
Palmer
Uncle Sam to Invade Mexico? Cross Border Action Discussed
United States may authorize Mexican federal troops to cross into Texas and march westward through Texas and Arizona to Douglas in a bid to halt raids on American property. President Madero might consent to U S invasion, citing precedent and the need to protect citizens and interests as rebels threaten the northwestern region.
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Mexico
United States
Texas
Piedras Negras
Yagle Pass
Arizona
Douglas
Department of State
Madero
Diaz
Nicaragua
Monday's Maine Vote Will Have Weight
A Maine election forecast notes Democrats raising funds and support while Republicans tire of campaign logistics. It projects a three way presidential elector race and suggests Maine’s returns could shift national political influence depending on party unity.
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Burl Moosers
Wilson
Marshall
Maine
Beautiful Bungalows By Kirk Wilson Rise In Mobile
Four bungalows under construction at Monterey Place and Monterey Street in Mobile attract praise. One home follows a Japanese plan with colonial touches, designed by Hutchinson & architects for Wilson & Co. The landscape work aims to make these among the handsomest in the area.
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Kirk Wilson
Mobile
Monterey Place
Monterey Street
Hutchinson & Or Architects
Wilson & Co
Fragmentary OCR Item Skims Building Page Notes
The readable fragment hints at a building page with late suggestions for readers. It mentions Wednesdays and Sundays and notes about coming or asking late. No clear people or organizations are identified in the legible text.
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Bull G
Langan to Leave City Service on October First
City Tax Collector Davia D. Langan announces retirement on October first and hints Walter F. Walsh may be elected to fill the vacancy. Langan served since 1908 and notes the office handles about five sixes of Mobile’s revenue. Mayor Schwarz and Commissioners discuss Walsh’s candidacy and upcoming changes.
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Langan
Davia D. Langan
Syrellogd
Tuitson
Walter F. Walsh
Mobile
Schwarz
Chief Walsh
Walsh
Pillans
Hastern
Wilson Awake 10 Situation Still Bitter Over Dix Nomination
Governor Wilson says New Jersey Democrats must nominate a Progressive for governor this fall. He praises the Syracuse convention ticket and platform as essential to victory. McAdoo echoes the third party ticket while Dix faces opposition from Wilson supporters.
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Sea Girt
N.J
Wilson
New Jersey
Syracuse
McAdoo
Strauss
Governo Dix
Democrats State Committee
Democrat
Dix
Tammany
Tom Smith
Murphy Organization
State Committee
New York
Union Square
Dentist's failed extraction leads to judge's ruling
Adam Hegel suffered a toothache and as the roots resisted removal he drank whiskey to ease the pain. After the dentist pulled the tooth unsuccessfully Hegel left in agony and was brought to court where Judge Heap freed him, saying the patient pursued the only course open to him.
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Chicago
Adam Hegel
Hegel
Heap
Defendants in federal suit restrain timber handlers
Sixty one firms corporations or individuals are named to answer a writ for an injunction restraining handlers of rafts from careless handling of timber logs used by the United States Attorney in a federal district court. The government seeks to prevent loss of logs and lumber through careless construction and handling with a list of defendants including Hess, Decks and Lumber, Hallett Manufacturing, Blacksher, Gaynor Spencer, Kenopken, Merton Lumber, Bay City Export, Industrial Lumber, Gulf Manufacturing Export, Barclay, Dielson, McGowan Lumber, Murray Dunlap, Henderson, Benner, Weasley Carter Jr, Guilt City Hardwood, Taylor, European Lumber and Transit, Burch, Moraques Lumber, McIntyre Lumber, Central Lumber and Pulpber, Hunter Co, Leatherbury, Gulf Store, Holt Lamb, Walsh Stevedoring, Mobile Towing, Spatewood, Southern Fuel and Material, Johnston Corl, Jett Brothers, McLain, Groswickle and others. The Mobile Item notes the government aims to compel restraint to avoid log loss.
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Assistaht United States
Alex Howard
Federal District Court
Hieronymus Decks and Lumber Company
Hallett Manufacturing Company
Blacksher Company
Gaynor & Spencer
W. A
Chester W. Kenopken
Guilt City Hardwood Company
Stewart K. Taylor
European Bumber and Transit Company
Fred A. Burch
Moraques Lumber Eee
McIntyre Lumber
Central Lumber and Pinber Company
Hunter, A. “Co
Leatherbury
Gulf Sta’ Store Company
Holt Lamb Seet Walsh Stevedoring and Contracting Company
Ae Pag
Pinaie Murray and Peppers
Stevedoring Company
Mobile Towing and Wrecking Com- C. Spat
Deaths and Funerals Maude McDowell and Mrs Nalley
The funeral for Miss Maude McDowell was held Saturday at 10 in the Dauphin ay Baptist church after services at St Joseph and Tate streets. Interment followed at Magnolia cemetery amid many flowers. Mrs John Nalley died at her Plateau home at 4 45 pm yesterday. She leaves a husband two children and a mother. The funeral is this afternoon at 8 from the Plateau home with interment in Ellam Cemetery at Whistler.
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Miss Maude McDowell
Maude McDowell
St. Joseph and
Tate Streets
Dauphinay Baptist Church
W. P. Hines
Magnolia Cemetery
John Nalley
Plateau
Ellam
Whistler
Stirling and Loughry Funerals Set for Sunday
Stirling Catherine Eren Taylor Murry widow of Daniel Stirling dies September 6 1912 funeral from 33 North Conception Street Sunday afternoon at 4 from Central Church at 4 30 Interment Magnolia Cemetery Loughry Annie widow of Eneas Loughry dies September 7 1913 in eighty third year funeral from parlors Sunday noon 8 30 and from Cathedral at 4 Interment Catholic Cemetery
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Stirling
Cath
Eren E. Taylor Murry
Daniel Stirling
North
Conception Street
Magnolia Cemetery
Loughri
Annie
Eneas Loughry
Athedral
Steffens to Press McNamara Pardon Petition
Lincoln Steffens says he will circulate a petition in California to seek a pardon for the McNamara brothers if Los Angeles business leaders do not keep their promises to provide labor a square deal. He has not yet discussed the plan with California labor leaders, hoping the merchants will act.
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Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
McNamara
Pay Angeles
California
Johnson
McNamaras
Lincoln Steffens
Steffens
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Ee Heya Bauer, Jr
Dave S. Bauer
Dauphin and
Conception Sts
Royal Street
Bank of Mobile
Tollroad
Alsco
W. L. Timberlake
Dauphin Street
Orleans
Dorson
Chiefs
Walter. Walsh
Uncle Sam
Taft
Patriotam
Mobile’s
M'Namaras
Kodaking
E. O. Zadek Jewelry Company
Mobile, Ala
Kodak Dept
Fry
the Tailor
Bell Phone
St. Joseph Street
Morely Amusement. Co
Vere M. ‘Jenkins
Joilet Prison
Bajes Meiaury
Cagsie L. Chadwick
Coloist
Holley & Nobile Real Fun Makers
Lasalle & Metcalf Singers
Bill Wild
ARENA
Rai
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