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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1913

Page

5

Fox Confirmed Sacramento Postmaster After Senate Fight

The senate confirmed Thomas Fox as postmaster at Sacramento by a 37 to 11 vote after a six hour debate. Rudolph led opposition from California Progressive Republicans while supporters included Secretary Lane and Caminetti. The session also confirmed Willard as ambassador to Spain Birch to Portugal Ewing to Honduras and Buckner to Liberia.

Associated Press Ashington Thomas Fox Senate Sacramento California Jene Rudolph Wilson Spreckles Fox Democratic Party Red Light Lane Caminetti Immigration Bureau Post Office Committee la Follette Works Washington Joseph B. Willard Spain Thomas H. Birch Portugal John Ewing Honduras George W. Buckner Liberia

Wife beater escapes from running train

Henry Cox, convicted of wife beating in Phoenix City Alabama, escaped from a passenger train en route to Opelika Alabama to serve his sentence. He leaped from a window while the train ran about forty miles an hour and has not been recaptured.

Columbus Henry Cox Phoenix City Ala Opelika Cox

Cardui Praised For Womanly Troubles By Mrs Marvin

Mrs J B Marvin of Sheldon South Carolina says Cardui cured long standing womanly troubles and left her able to work again. She reports side pains gone after taking a few bottles and recommends the vegetable tonic to others. The ad invites readers to write Chattanooga Medicine Co Ladies Advisory Dept Chattanooga Tennessee for instructions and a 64 page home treatment book.

N. B Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga

Judge Seeks Appointment to Birmingham City Court

Thomas J. Judge of Birmingham, a Jefferson county legislator, met Governor O Neal to discuss his bid for the Birmingham city court judgeship to fill the vacancy left by C C Nesmith. Judge Long accompanied him and cited broad local support from Birmingham lawyers for Judge Judge. The governor will evaluate all candidates before deciding.

Montgomery Thomas J. Judge Birmingham Jefferson County O’neal C. C. Nesmith J. Lee Long State Tax Commission

Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Fast Digestion Relief

A vintage ad touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims relief within five minutes from sour stomach gas heartburn and nausea with a fifty cent case available at drugstores for family use.

Pape

Prince Albert of Monaco Arrives in New York on Yacht Hirondelle

Prince Albert of Monaco lands in New York aboard the Hirondelle and plans a Washington visit. He expects a bear hunt in Wyoming and Western oil interests worth over 1 million dollars. The European sovereign discusses Monte Carlo gambling and notes his scientific honors and Spanish navy affiliation.

Associated Press New York Prince Albert Monaco Monte Carlo Washington State Department Institute of France Academy of Science Academy Royal Academy Cadiz Sydney Wyoming Mary Douglas Hamilton Michael Heine St. Louis Prince Broadway

Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles claims

The advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder issues in men and women, including diabetes and rheumatic conditions, promising relief in two months. It offers mail delivery on receipt of $1 and mentions Alabama testimonials with Dr. E. W. Hall listing in St. Louis, Missouri.

Texas Scatman and Seidor Alabama E. W. Hall Olive Street St. Louis

War Secretary in Another Role

Common Pleas Judge Collister in Cleveland sent a letter to Secretary of War Garrison seeking aid to settle the marital troubles of 22 year old Mrs. Mignon Elliott Cooke and Texarkana Texas second lieutenant Richard Gilbert Cooke. He will not decide until he receives a reply. Mrs. Cooke says Cooke deserted her in July 1912 and has provided no support since. She seeks divorce with suitable alimony, noting they wed June 7 1912 after meeting at a West Point hop.

Associated Press Cleveland

Official Tries Hari Kari Route at Makino Office

A fanatic stabbed himself in the abdomen at Baron Makino's foreign office in Tokio. He entered seeking audience, drew a concealed sword from his kimono, and killed himself with hari kari, despite the secretary's intervention.

Associated Press Tokio Baron Makino Hari-Kari

Boy crushed under tombstone at St Marys cemetery

Washington September 11 Bertram Speises the son of Mrs Anna C Speiss died after a tombstone toppled while he climbed it at St Marys cemetery He died at a hospital His mother who was with him was injured and hospitalized while trying to lift the stone

Associated Press Washington Bertram Speises Anna C. Speiss St. Mary's Cemetery

Louisiana House approves senate vacancy bill

Louisiana lawmakers pass a bill to provide for appointing a U S senator in case of a vacancy. The measure, sent to the federal relations committee in the senate, aims to avoid disputes seen in earlier vacancies and references recent Alabama events and Governor Johnston.

Associated Press Baton Rouge United States Senate Louisiana House Senate Federal Relations Committee Alabama Ovei Johnston

Cleaning Big Ditch for the Grand Event

AP dispatch from Panama reports a spectacular scene at the Culebra cut as hundreds of railroad ties burn during a cleanup drive. Over nine miles cleared since start. 97 million cubic yards removed. 6 million more to go by dredges after water admission.

Associated Press Panama Culebra

Moore Reappointed to Jefferson County Excise Commission

Governor O Nea l appoints Sydenham Moore of Birmingham to succeed himself on the Jefferson County excise commission. Moore has served on the panel for some time and is reported to have discharged duties efficiently and satisfactorily. Commission sent to him Wednesday afternoon.

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