Campaign to raise 10000 for University of Alabama School of Medicine
General Chairman Mahomer leads a Mobile campaign to raise 10000 for the School of Medicine to cover maintenance as state appropriation drops. Dean Bondurant backs the effort and notes salaries are funded by faculty donations if needed while costs must support equipment and operation.
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Mat Mahomer
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
School of Medicine
University of Alabama
Battle House
Mahorner
Takine
Mobile
Troy
Dean Bondurant
Mahomer
Cochrane
Chamber of Commerce
Businene Legene
Bondurant
Nva
Neame
Rebels threaten arms shipment to Mexico across border
Washington reports Taft authorized arms and ammunition for Americans in Mexico are held at Douglas Arizona. They will stay there until the Cananea danger subsides or a Mexican guard can be provided. Interference with the railroad may push the Mexican senate to approve troops actions into Chihuahua and Sonora. General Steever says border patrol forces are now sufficient to repel raiders.
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Washington
Taft
Mexico
Cananea
Douglas
Ariz
Nacozari
Senate
New Mexico
Arizona
Chihuahua
Sonora
Steever
Fierce Yaqui Attack Near Guayamas Leaves Casualties
One hundred Yaqui Indians attacked Colonia Pesqueira near Guayamas. Thirteen federal soldiers defending Emplane fought the Indians, suffering five killed and five wounded. The gunfire was heard in Guayamas by telephone.
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Gauayamas
Guayamas
Mexico
Colonia Pesqueira
Emplane
Inurgent Santos Dies After Jailed for Politics
Trinidad Santos, editor of El Pais for ten years and noted insurgent, died in Mexico City yesterday after a history of imprisonment for his blunt political remarks and writings.
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Santos
Mexico City
Trinidad Santos
el Pais
Family of death by own action perturbs kin in Alabama
J A Cameron Jr owner of a pressing club in Birmingham travels to Atlanta to review the death by own action of his sister Miss Claire Cameron of Birmingham. Miss Cameron, head stenographer at the Building and Loan Association, died while en route home from Columbus. Father cites ill health as motive. mother is seriously prostrate.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. A. Cameron, Jr
Claire Cameron
Atlanta
Miss Cameron
Columbus
Seven Die From Hasha Motorcycle Crash at Newark Track
Newark September 9 seven deaths were recorded from the Hasha accident at the motor drome yesterday. William Barnett died in city hospital bringing the toll to seven. Three other victims, including two boys under 14, are unconscious and not expected to live.
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Newark
N. J
Iiddle Hasha
William Barnett
Cosgrove Schedules Races at Arlington Track Friday
Thomas Cosgrove plans running and trotting events at Arlington race track on Friday September 13. The venue is being prepared in good condition for the program.
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Thomas Cosgrove
Arlington Race Track
Mrs John R McLean Dies in Bar Harbor Maine
Mrs John R McLean of Washington died at her Bar Harbor summer home at 8 30 a m after a week long pneumonia illness Her husband William H McLean publisher of the Washington Post and Cincinnati Inquirer was at the bedside Also present were her son Edward McLean his wife Truxton Beale and Mme Bakhmeneff sister of the Russian ambassador Dr L D Barker from Johns Hopkins arrived by special train to treat her Funeral plans call for services in Bar Harbor with burial potentially in Cincinnati or Washington Bakhmeneff is among the notable attendees
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Bar Harbor
Maine
John R. McLean
Washington
McLean
L. D. Barker
Johns Hoopkins Bpa
North Carolina
Washington Post
Cincinnati Inquirer
Edward McLean
Truxton Beale
Mmo. Bakhmeneff
United States
Wincinnati
Washington Hostess Mrs John R McLean Remembered
Washington leader Mrs John R McLean was a renowned hostess in the capital. Her five yearly entertainments were landmarks in the social season, drawing wide attention for their splendor. She was daughter of the late General Beale and his wife, with sister Madame Bakhmethil and brother Truxton Beale in Washington.
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Washington
John R. McLean
National Capital
Beale
Madame Bakhmethil
Russia
Truxton Beale
Good Roads Plan Discussed by Alabama Association
President John Craft of the Alabama Good Roads Association returns from Birmingham where an executive meeting outlined a three day event to promote road building. The Chamber of Commerce funds $1500 for entertainment and Sterling Wood leads the entertainment committee with speakers including Governor Thomas R Marshall. Craft notes rising interest and mentions a Nashville to Huntsville briefing with forty autos. Craft will participate in a September 12 good roads tour starting at Roanoke to cover Chambers and Randolph counties.
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John Craft
Alabama Good Roads Association
Birmingham
Ala
Chamber of Commerce
Sterling Wood
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Craft
Nashville
Tenn
Huntsville
Roanoke
Chambers County
Randolph County
Faribault Illuminates Streets By Community Cooperation
The Faribault example shows 106 ornamental street standards and plans for 40 more posts, totaling 146. Citizens backed downtown lighting to boost beauty and growth, with new paving and factories following. Other towns mirrored the success after proven benefits and strong local cooperation with the electric company.
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Faribault, Minn
Faribault
Fairndult
County Board Battles Over Road Costs And Projects
The Mobile county board debated funding and scope for road work including a new gravel road to Shore Acres, a right of way through City streets, and brick abutments on Halls Mill Road. Commissioner Brannan pressed for cost clarity, while Engineer Strange defended estimates and urged broader, not patchwork, construction. The exchange ended with cautions to trust the engineer and the Lord, as costs and delays remained unresolved.
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Henry Brannan
Wilmer
Brannan
Bauer
Halls Mill
George Fearn, Jr
Cedar Point
Country Club
Shore Acres
Fearn
W. B. Inge
Inge
Armbrecht
Mobile Terminal Railway Company
Mobile
Robert E. Lee
L. Strange
Jett Brothers
Mr. Bauer
Mr. Brannan
Strange
Strang
Yeu
Weather forecast for Mobile and Alabama coast region
Forecasts till 7 p m Tuesday. Mobile area: generally fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change and moderate northerly winds. Alabama and Mississippi interior generally fair, unsettled near the coast. North winds prevail. Official map and meteorological table on last page.
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Mobile
Alabama
Mississippi
The
Weather Bureau
Government braces for invasion threat in Honduras
Dispatches report Nicaragua rebels threaten Honduran frontier clashes as arms move to border troops. Rear Admiral Southerland patrols Fonseca Bay to curb filibustering. President Bonilla sends thousands to the frontier under Colonel Guy Maloney. Red Cross ships aid noncombatants amid the crisis.
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Washington
Honduras
Diaz
Navy Department
Southerland
Fonseca Bay
Bay of Fonseca
Weitzel
State Department
Leon
Nicaragua
Red Cross
Corinto
Maloney
Puerto Cortez
Fan
Bonilla
Guy Malorey
New Orleans
Mobile
Guy Maloney
General Barahona
Bonilia
September crop report predicts huge grain yields
The United States Department of Agriculture issues its September crop report citing corn at 82.1 percent normal with an estimated 227 bushels per acre, spring wheat 90.8 percent with 15.6 bushels per acre, and oats 92.3 percent with 34.1 bushels per acre. Final production is forecast near 1.29 billion bushels for oats and related crops on 37.5 million acres planted, vs prior-year results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Sheriff hunts Georgia desperado Toliver aboard Tarpon
Sheriff T. T. Palmer, roused by a Colquit telegram, leads three deputies to the Georgia waterfront to seize Gus Toliver, a death sentence escapee. The Tarpon reportedly carried Toliver from Pensacola, with a transfer at Carrabelle and St Andrews. A $100 reward is offered for Toliver's arrest.
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T. T. Palmer
Colquit
Gus Toliver
Gergia
Wen
Pensacola
Kers
Toliver
St. Andrews
Giants Defeat Dodgers in New York Opener
In the first game at New York, Tesreau and Wilson faced Dodgers as Rucker and Miller contributed for the Giants. The box shows Mow Work and uneven play as acaccerdsvesossse notes appear in the misprinted report.
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New York
R. H.E. Mow
Vedrines Shoots 108 MPH In Bennett Monoplane Race
Jules Vedrines in a Depodussin monoplane led the James Gordon Bennett trophy race starting in Chicago at 10 AM. He completed 124.8 miles in 70 minutes 56.85 seconds with an average of about 105.5 mph, not matching his world record. Major Reyher, contest chair, conceded France will likely win as American entries struggle to start and match Vedrines' time.
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Chicago
Jules Vedrines
James Gordon Bennett
Vedrines
de Lloyd Thompson
Thompson
Reyher
New York
Aero Club of America
France
Vedrine
Two Alabama Postmasters Removed for Roosevelt Stance
Washington reports President Taft dismissed Byron Trammell postmaster of Dothan and J B Daugherty postmaster of Hartford for backing Roosevelt at Chicago. Expected successors are J W Renfro and W N Chancey. The two were Alabama delegates who supported the Bull Moose.
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Trammell
Dothan
Daugherty
Hartford
Montgomery
Ala
Journal
Washington
Roosevelt
Chicago
Byron Trammell
J. B. Daugherty
Taft
Trammel
J. W. Renfro
W. N. Chancey
Alabama
Bull Moose
Raymond death ruled from fractured skull not heart disease
Chicago detectives and coroner attaches announced a post mortem showed Arthur L. Raymond former New York NL pitcher died Saturday from a fractured skull instead of heart disease as initially believed.
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Chicago
Arthur L. Raymond
New York
Attorneys urge Thomas for Supreme Court seat in Eufaula
The bar of Eufaula asked Governor O Nea l to appoint E Perry Thomas associate justice of the supreme court to succeed the late Justice K T Simpson. The appointment is expected this week.
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Montgomery
Ala
Gufaula
O'Neal
E. Perry Thomas
Supreme Court
K. T. Simpson
Mother of Justice Rosenthal Killed by Street Sweeper
Mrs. Josephine Rosenthal mother of Justice Alexander S. Rosenthal of the Seventh District Municipal Court Brooklyn was killed in the Bronx when a street sweeper drawn by frightened horses crashed onto a sidewalk. She had been visiting from Newark and died at Fordham Hospital after her skull was fractured. The driver was not arrested as he had tried to stop the runaway team.
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New York
Josephine Rosenthal
Alexander S. Rosenthal
Seventh District Municipal Court
Brookln
Wee Cera
Th Street
Park Avenue
Bronx
Rosenthal
Bloomfield Street
Newark
Border Tensions Rise as U S Troops Reinforce Posts
Washington reports show intensified strain along the Mexican border with cavalry and artillery patrols deployed to western posts. General staff readies more units from Fort D. A. Russell to Torreon while salazar's force denies intent to harm Americans.
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Washington
Ican
Taft
Congress
Arizona
War
Salazar
Rice
Steever
Johnston
Boone
Lane
Salazr
Ogleson
Murray
B n ai B r ith Lodge Plans Fall Meetings and Events
The B nai B r ith Lodge Bel No 84 held its regular meeting and announced plans for fall activities. Richard chaired the intellectual committee with M M Forchheimer Herbert and Sidney B Simon named. Isador Shapiro of Brin is slated as the seventh orator to speak here this season. The free loan fund will likely reopen in October.
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B'nai B'rith
Bel No. 84
Kent Lichtbach
Richard
Moses M
M. H. Forchheimer
Herbert
Sidney B. Simon
Con
Leon Schwarz
Prom
Isador Shapiro
Brin
Metropole tragedy repeats in Knoxville pool hall attack
In Knoxville on September 9 Kiam Morris of Asheville was attacked in a billiard room by Joseph and Brown. Morris was struck and shot with a pistol while one of the Browns used a blackjack. Morris fled toward a doorway bleeding as witnesses described a high speed exit.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Kiam Morris
Asheville
N.C
Joseph
Brown
Morris
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Eufaula
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