ONeal Replies To Hobsons Attack In Caustic Address
Alabama Governor condemns Captain Hobson for a harsh public reply. He accuses Hobson of disloyalty and coarse language while defending his own actions and the Alabama people. He recalls Hobson’s approach about the senate vacancy and cites de Graffenried warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
R. P. Hobson
Congress
O'Neal
Hobson
Hob
Peckeriff
Billingsgate
Alabama Congressman Responds to Hobson Attack
The speaker denounces Captain Hobson for scurrilous language and defends his own dignity and the office he holds. He accuses Hobson of disloyalty to Democratic doctrines and urges the people of Alabama to view Hobson as unworthy of continued public service.
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Alabama
R. P. Hobson
Congress
Hobson
Hich
Captain Hobson
Mr. Hobson
Democratic Party
People of Alabama
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Fire devastates Hot Springs area with $2.25 million loss
J B Speed of Little Rock reports the recent Hot Springs fire caused $2,250,000 in property loss and $1,500,000 in insured damage. Thirty-two and a half blocks burned, 518 buildings destroyed. Blame falls on construction, water, and fire equipment amid high winds. State fair preparations proceed. tents from Fort Logan H Root arrive for the homeless. Cleanup and large scale rebuilding start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
J. B. Speed
Little Rock
Arkansas Actuarial Bureau
Fort Logan
H. Root
Jerome Leaves Canadian Soil After Acquittal in Gambling Case
Jerome acquitted on gambling charges in Coaticook Quebec stirs mixed reactions among 3000 residents. Magistrate Mulvena denounces the verdict as unjust, Jerome heads to Albany en route to Montreal for Thaw habeas corpus hearing. Thaw remains detained in immigration pen as lawyers push a lengthy legal fight.
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Associated Press
Coaticook
Que
William Travers Jerome
Mulvena
Jerome
Harry K. Traw
Matteawan
Albany
N. Y
Montreal
Thaw
King's Bench
Vermont
Tne
Return of Peary Records Again Revealed by Danes
General Thomas H. Hubbard of the Peary Arctic Club announced a second recovery of Peary records by Danish authorities. Danish officials retrieved a record Peary left at Navy Cliff in Green land in July 1892, found by Knud Rasmussen in June 1912 and delivered to Denmark. This mirrors a 1910-1912 cycle involving Peary’s Arctic journals and a prior 1900-1907 deposit.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas H. Hubbard
Peary Arctic Club
Admiral Peary
Denmark
United States
Navy Cliff
Greenland
Knud Rasmussen
Peary
Hivind Astrup
Rasmussen
State Officials Confer With Governor O NeaI In Montgomery
Officials and heads of departments met with Governor O Neal in Montgomery for about two hours in the regular executive monthly conference. The meeting inaugurated months ago has become a fixed institution, with discussions on state department matters and addresses by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
City adopts strict waterfront fire hazard ordinance in Mobile
Mobile city commissioners approved a stringent ordinance to reduce fire danger at the wharves modeled on Savannah rules. The vote also backed Bay Shell road improvements with a $565.50 city share and postponed final protests on eleventh paying venture assessments to Friday at 9 30 am. Mayor Schwarz and Commissioner Pillans attended the session.
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Mobile
Harry Pillans
Savannah
Bay Shell Road
George Fearn, Jr
Pine
Dauphin Streets
Schwarz
Commissioner Pillans
Acros Lyons
Alabama Good Roads to Host Southern Governors Meeting
Governor O Nea l announces the Alabama Good Roads Association meeting in Mobile November 20 21 and 22 inviting all Southern state governors. He aims to attract Vice President Marshall and cabinet members, senators, and Alabama congressmen to attend.
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Montgomery
Ala
South
Alabama Good Roads Association
Mobile
O'Neal
John Craft
G. N. Mitchell
Auburn
State Highway Commission
Georgia
Mississippi
Florida
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Louisiana
Marshall
Houston
Burleson
McAdoo
Bankhead
Clayton
Alabama
Captain Craft
Washington
Congress
Good Roads
Tarpon Dragged Two Miles In Coden Waters Catch
Major I N Hanson of Atlanta landed the second tarpon in Coden waters on Monday after a two mile drag in a small launch with Captain J W Howard. The 125 pound six foot fish was displayed in Mobile and marked a local angling milestone for rod and reel.
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Coden
I. N. Hanson
Atlanta
Major Hanson
Rolston Hotel
J. W. Howard
Aberdeen
Miss
Tragedy Strikes Harrisburg Area Auto Faces Rail Collision
In Pennsylvania near Reading two women Mrs H J Forney and Mrs D M Beck of Harrisburg were killed when their car was struck by a Reading train. D M Beck and two family members were seriously injured in the wreck.
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Associated Press
H. J. Forney
D. M. Beck
Harrisburg
Reading
Currency bill completed and sent to House
The Democratic led banking and currency committee reported the adminstration currency reform bill to the House. A lengthy report explained the bill’s aims to reform the banking system and address long standing evils while criticizing Aldrich central bank ideas.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Today
Committee On Banking and Currency
Glass
Hayes
California
United States
National Monetary Commission
River Mystery Baffles Police in Hudson River Slaying
New York detectives focus on a second hand store on the upper west side after a pillow bearing parts of the victim is traced to a stout poorly dressed middle aged woman who bought it last April. The case widens as missing girl leads surface and investigations center on actress Jeannette Norman and Ella Sternemann’s father, with identification awaiting the head or pillow buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Hudson River
George Sachs
Upper West Side
Sachs
Ella Sternemann
Sternemann
Jeannette Norman
Grandeville
Miss Norman
Gasoline Blast Sparks Major Newburyport Fire
An explosion in a Merrimac street garage sparked a rapid fire that spread to several business blocks and almost a dozen homes. Edwin M. Ingalls, owner of the garage, was fatally burned and two employees were seriously injured. assistance came from four nearby cities.
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Associated Press
Newberryport
Mants
Merrimac Street
Edwin M. Ingalls
Weather Summary and Temperatures Reported
Local showers possible tonight and Wednesday with light easterly winds. Alabama and Mississippi forecast similar showers. Temperature readings from Royal and Dauphin show highs around the low to mid 80s and morning readings near 80.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Americans by Birth: Harjes Family Racer Birth in New York
Mr and Mrs Herman H Harjes raced across the Atlantic to have their son born on American soil. Frederica Berwind of Philadelphia is the mother. They arrived in New York six hours before the baby was born at the Et. Regis Hotel.
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New York
Herman
Harjes
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Frederica Berwind
Philadelphia
France
Thesa Aantae
Kronprinzess
Cecile
Senate Ready for Final Vote on Tariff Bill
The senate set a 4 PM deadline to vote on the tariff bill after a 16 hour session that disposed of free wool and free sugar while debating the income tax and cotton schedule. Senators Bristow McCumber Norris and La Follette prepared final amendments as an exodus to home and vacations loomed.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
la. Follette
Bristow
McCumber
Norris
Simmons
House
Alabama Mississippi Waterways Pushed Before Engineers Board
A U S Army engineers meeting in Washington heard Mobile Alabama and Columbus Mississippi delegations urge improvements on the Tombigbee and regional waterways. Senator Bankhead and Senator Vardaman led Alabama and Mississippi representatives in arguing for locks and dams to boost Gulf Coast commerce and power developments.
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Alabama and
Mississippi
Engineers’ Board
Washington
DL. C
Board of Engineers
United States Army
Mobile
Ala
Columbus
Miss
Bankhead
Alabama
Vardaman
Clayton and Taylor
Candler
Humphreys
Collier
Parently
Tombigbee River
Gulf States
Black Warrior River
Big Tim Sullivan Eludes Guards In New York Escape
Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan known as Big Tim has vanished from his brother’s Williamsbridge home after slipping past sleeping guards. Police fear harm. Sullivan, born 1862, recently had a nervous breakdown and was declared incompetent in managing his affairs.
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Associated Press
New York
Timothy LD
Big Tim
Sullivan
Williamsbridge
Congress
Europe
Compiler Jones Suffers Big Loss in Fire
A fire in Columbia Tennessee destroyed the manuscript of the eleventh volume of the American Jack Register cataloging 1000 jacks and jennets pedigrees and data. Compiler John L. Jones had the volume ready for printers when the blaze hit, making reassembly very difficult.
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Columbia
Nashville
Tenn
John L. Jones
United States
General Rodriguez fugitive after Venezuelan revolt
Willamstead Curacao September reports General Ascension Rodriguez a Castro ally is a fugitive with four followers at Buen Ayer on a Dutch island off the Venezuelan coast. He headed the revolt against Gomez in the Orient district.
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Willamsteadt
Curacao
Ascension Rodriguez
Castro
Venezuela
Buen Ayer
Rodriguez
Gomez
Orient
Artists Mourn Death of Millar in Car Train Crash
A large circle of New York artists mourns the death of Adison T. Millar and Mia Millar after their automobile was struck by an express train near Norwalk Connecticut. Millar, famed painter and etcher, recently won top honors at a local exhibition. Mia Millar, formerly Miss Jesse Guthrie of Cleveland, survived, with Dorothy Millar injured but expected to recover.
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Associated Press
New York
Adison T. Millar
Mia Millar
Norwalk
Conn
Millar
Old Madrid
Warren
Ohio
Paris
Somenes
Cleveland
Jessie Guthrie
South
Dorothy Millar
Manifesto Calls Mexicans to Repel Northern Invasion
A document distributed in Piedras Negras urges Mexicans to rise and sweep back the invasion from the north amid Huerta government claims. Constitutionalists say it signals recruitment by the government and note a letter to Colonel Murguía inviting defections after a Saturday battle near San Buena Ventura.
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Associated Press
Piedras Negras
Mex
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Murugia
San Buena Ventura
Antonio Escoto
Monclova
Mexica
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O’neal
Peary Records
Arctic Club
Neal
New York Force
Pillow Tick
Royal and
Dauphin Yonn
LA Micon Ee
MR. Ccccavane Ip
Herman H. Harjes
Upese House
Jones
Gen
Rodrigue
Maniesto
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