Amarillo Banker John Sneed Indicted for Murder
John Beall Sneed an Amarillo banker is indicted by the Potter county grand jury on murder charges in the case of Al G Boyce a ranch owner killed in Amarillo last Saturday. Sneed is jailed on bond and habeas corpus proceedings are expected to seek his release. A second trial for the elder Boyce killing is slated for November 12 in Fort Worth after a prior deadlock.
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Amarillo
Texas
John Beall Sneed
Potter County
al G. Boyce
Canada
Sneed
Fort Worth
Boyce
A Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for men women and children. It claims two months of use per bottle and offers testimonials from other states. Address: Dr. BE W Hall 2926 Olive Street St Louis MO. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
BE. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Death of C G Zirkle Shocks Montgomery Community
C G Zirkle, a prominent Montgomery resident aged 44 and long prominent in the life and business circles, died yesterday after a lingering illness. He had lived in Montgomery twenty years and was active in real estate and insurance. A service will be held this afternoon at his home 441 South Perry Street, attended by his wife two children and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
C. G. Zirkle
Autauga County
Beyer
Perry Street
Barber Helps Shaw in Swindle Case In Council Bluffs
H K Robine, once a city barber, pleaded guilty in federal court to being part of a swindle totaling 10 600 linked to J C Mabray and associates. He admitted soliciting victims in Tennessee Ohio and Indiana who lost 5 000 4 000 and 1 600 on fake wrestling matches. Moore, a partner of Mabray and a key ring leader, seeks California extradition after two year fight. his trial is expected to close the case on the millionaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
H. K.robine
J.C. Mabray
Smith
Robine
Ralph Mattinger
Nashville
B. ©. Moore
Mabray
California
Moore
United States Supreme Court
Mabray Swindlers
Statehood and suffrage platform adopted in Hawaii
Honolulu Sept 18 The Republican territorial convention adopted a platform urging Congress to grant statehood and amend organic laws to grant suffrage to women Native women strongly advocate suffrage. Jonah K Kalanianaole was unanimously renominated as congressional delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Republican Territorial Convention
Congress
Jonah K. Kalanianaole
Remarkable claims for Stummatone tonic in city neurosis tests
A Suttons Macy demonstration by neurologists tested Stummatone on neurotics described as nervous debility. Reported testimonials from a merchant a professional man and a bank clerk praised the tonic as life renewing and uniquely effective, with doctors asserting it corrects diet related brain and digestive ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stummatone
Sutton Bros
Macy
America
Government Fish Car Reaches Montgomery
A special stock car from Washington distributed fish in Montgomery on September 18. The activity was overseen with approvals from State Game and Fish Commissioner John H. Wallace Jr. The Alabama request favored stocking ponds and lakes with bream and streams with black bass, reflecting strong state protections for fish.
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Ite
Montgomery
Ala
Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Commerce and Labor
New Discovery Promises Home Cough and Lung Relief
Advertises Dr. King's New Discovery as a safe remedy for coughs colds grip croup whooping cough and sore lungs. Claims quick relief and return to health with home use. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by all druggists with prices 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Nashville Judge Targets Gambling in City
Nashville judge A. B. Neil attacks gambling houses in a strong grand jury speech. He denounces games of chance in cigar stands and saloons, signaling a campaign to remove gambling from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
A. B. Neil
Criminal Court
Thanhouser Japanese Legend at Crown Theatre Today
At the Crown Theatre today only a Thanhouser feature showcasing a Japanese legend headlined by Miss Taku Takagi, a renowned Japanese actress. The film presents an ancient legend as a distinct novelty and an appealing cultural showcase.
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Crown Theatre
Thanhouser
Taku Takagi
Japan
Roosevelt to Visit Washington October 1
Washington Sept 18 Colonel Roosevelt will reach Washington at 2 20 pm Tuesday October 1 according to a telegram to Frank J Hogan Progressive leader In DC Chairman Clapp of the senate campaign expenditure committee will arrange for Roosevelt to be heard that afternoon on the alleged $100000 contribution by the Standard Oil Company to his 1904 campaign fund The party is expected to go from the train to the Capitol for committee sessions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Frank J. Hogan
District of Columbia
Clapp
Senate Campaign Expenditure Committee
Standard
Capitol
Deaths and Funerals Mrs. Mary Ridgley
Mary Ridgley Reis Reynolds wife of John Ridgley died at the family home in Toulminville after a long illness. Born in Toulminville she was daughter of Peter and Eliza Reynolds and is survived by her husband, her parents, one son, one sister Miss Corinne Reynolds, and other relatives. A Catholic with rites, she belonged to St Xaviers church. Funeral arrangements appear in another column.
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Mary Ridgley
Mary
Reynolds
John Ridgley
Toulminville
Toulminvile
Peter
Eliza Reynolds
New Orleans
Corinne Reynolds
Burial of Captain Peter Lambert at Magnolia Cemetery
The remains of Captain Peter Lambert, keeper of Battler Gladden, were laid to rest at Magnolia Cemetery after serving for many years. The local ceremony honored his long service and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Lambert
Peter Lambert
Battler Gladden
Magnolia Cemtery
Copper Mine Strike Paralyzes Bingham Utah
Copper mines at Bingham Utah shut down after a miners vote to strike. Pickets armed or reported so blocked workers from entering mills. Twenty five Salt Lake county deputies were sent to camps but powerless to intervene.
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Bingham
Utah
Salt Lake County
Daly Bros. grocery firm to continue under same name
The Daily Bros. Grocery Company will keep its existing name as it announces a leadership change. Beginning October 1, 1912, E. M. Ennis, currently a member of the firm, becomes general manager, with John F. Daly as successor to Daly Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Bros. Grocery Company
E. M. Ennis
John F. Daly
Daly Bros
Ennis Joins Daly Bros Grocery as Manager
E M Ennis announces joining Daly Bros Grocery Co as manager starting October 1 1912 and resigns from National Biscuit Company Mobile effective that date. He notes past association with Daly Bros and invites friends to visit after October.
Minnesota primary results slow to finalize
Returns from yesterday's statewide primary show Knute Nelson of Alexandria nominated for U S Senate by Republicans and A E Eberhardt of Mankato for governor. Democrats appear to name Daniel W Lawler of St Paul for senator and P M Ringdal of Crookston for governor.
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ST. Paul
Minn
United States Senate
Knute Nelson
Alexandria
A. E. Eberhardt
Mankato
Daniel W. Lawler
P. M. Ringdal
Crookston
Knoxville Editor Freeman Fined for Obscene Literature
James M. Freeman editor of the Fair Deal was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail for circulating obscene literature. Judge Nelson expressed regret he could not impose a harsher penalty. Freeman plans an appeal.
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Knoxville
Tenn
James M. Freeman
Fair Deal
Nelson
Freeman Ie
Miners Strike at Cumberland Coal Mines Halts Work
One thousand two hundred workers at four Cumberland collieries on Vancouver Island walked out today. The Canadian Collieries Limited reported the plant shut down as miners protested hours and wage scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Cumberland
Vancouver Island
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir) Limited
Uncle Ezra Warns of Trouble from Small Missteps
The column quotes Uncle Ezra warning that a small effort at mischief can lead to big trouble and that neglect of constipation biliousness or indigestion may hasten problems. Life Pills are mentioned as a remedy in the exchange.
Floral tributes at funeral of local resident
Pallbearers listed Mitchel Marques Joseph Marques C R Palmer Griffin Sellers Alfred Melgren Gubert S Bell conducted the service. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon from the residence of F H Murmme 420 Marine Street with Rev D A Planck of Central Presbyterian Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Mitchel Marques
Joseph Marques
C. R. Palmer Griffin Sellers
Alfred Melgren
Gubert S. Bell
F. H. Murmme
Marine Street
Burial of G W Morrison in St Patrick's Church
The funeral for George W Morrison was held Tuesday afternoon from St Patrick's Catholic Church at 4 o clock. Rev Father Henry conducted the service and he remains were buried in the Catholic cemetery. Floral designs adorned the grave as delegations from Benevolent Association Wor s Cotonn Timber Benevolent Association and Woodmen of the World attended. Pallbearers were John Duff Leo Pennington Alvin Farmer John Farmer Claude Farmer M V Barrett Edward Barrett.
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G. W. Morrison
George W. Morrison
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
O’clovck
Father
Henry
Yd Benevolent, Association
Wor ‘S Cotonn and Timber Benevolent Association
Woodmen of the World
John Duff
Leo Pennington
Alvin Farmer
John Farmer
Claude Farmer
M. V. Barrett
Edward Barrett
Burial of Mrs Magdalene Potter at St John’s Church
The funeral for Mrs Magdalene Potter was held Wednesday at 10 from the family home at Government and Royal streets and 10:30 at St John’s Episcopal Church. Very Rev Gardiner C Tucker officiated. Interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery with floral tributes from friends and relatives. Pallbearers included J J Stewart William Alfred M J Gavin Thomas Fuller John Kern P M Hickey and George Streth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Potter
Magdalene Potter
Government and
Royal Streets
St. John's Episcopal Church
Gardiner C.tucker
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs
J. J. Stewart
William Alfred
M. J. Gavin
Thomas Fuller
John Kern
P. M. Hickey
George Streth
Funeral of J. B. Morris Line Man Electrocuted
The funeral for J. B. Morris, a line man electrocuted Monday morning, was held at the family home on Lipscomb and St. Joseph streets. Very Rev. Gardiner C. Tucker led the service there, with Rev. Wyatt Brown officiating at Magnolia Cemetery for the interment. The ceremony drew a large crowd and floral designs adorned the grave. Pallbearers were George Biggio, E. L. Hinson, John Hopper, J. F. Hall, M. Molyneux, and G. W. Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Morris
Lipscomb and
St. Joseph Streets
Gardiner C. Tucker
Wyatt Brown
Magnolia Cemetery
George Biggio
E. L. Hinson
John Hopper
J. F. Hall
M. Molyneux
G. W. Evans
Martin Acquitted in McMillan Tinning Murder Case
Dan Martin a tinner was acquitted by the Montgomery Inferior Court after a self defense plea. Martin killed W A McMillan proprietor of a tinning shop in a saloon Saturday night. McMillan had struck Martin with a chair before the fatal shot.
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Montgomery
Ala
Dan Martin
W. A. McMillan
Propriet Tinning Establishment
M. Screws
McMillan
Martin
Nose Stopper Ad Claims Fast Relief
An advertisement touts a cleansing healing antiseptic balm that clears nasal congestion quickly. It promises relief from stuffed up feelings and sore membranes with no mercury or drugs, easy application, and suitability for severe cases. The tone imitates late nineteenth or early twentieth century marketing.
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Gulf City Dye Works
W. Smith
S. Conceptio
Bell
John Sneed
Stearns
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicago
Ill
Partridge
Mickle
Barber
Shaw
Easy Mawks
Stateood
Territorial Convention
National Banking Association
Bank of Mobile
Gery Gerade
VADCO
B. Luscher & Son
Dauphin St
Commerce
Mobile, Ala
Bell Phone 234
Daly Bros. Grocery Company
National Biscuit Company
Mobile
Daly Bros. Grocery Co
Minnesota
Mobile Theatre
Bargain
Joe Weber
ALMA
Ezra
M’mille
van Antwerp
Mobile Bell
YALE
Cunningham Hardware Bell
South Commerce ST
Motor Machine C Co
N. Royal
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