Mobile Medical Department Remains With University
Trustees decide the Medical Department of the University of Alabama will stay in Mobile for all time under the state contract. The Mobile committee led by Buck and Smith framed a statement praising the fight that kept the department in Mobile and rejected Birmingham’s counterproposal. Birmingham faces an uncertain reception to the university’s stance and the Mobile coalition applauds the outcome.
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University
Mobile
E. J. Buck
RE. D. Bondurant
Albert P. Bush
D. H. Edington
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Buck
Mr. Smith
Bondurant
No Interference With the School at Mobile
University of Alabama trustees vote to retain the School of Medicine in Mobile while approving a post graduate program at Birmingham Medical College. The Birmingham offer was rejected though a compromise allows the new clinic course, with no effect on undergraduate work or university funds. Mobile delegates express satisfaction and plan to rally support for a healthy funding goal.
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University
Ala
Mobile
School of Medicine
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Thomas M. Stevens
Birmingham Medical College
Matt Mahomer
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Committee to Decide What Is a Democrat
In Raleigh on September 2 the Democratic state executive committee will rule on what defines a Democrat. The move follows a primary dispute where two of three U S senate candidates accused the other of courting Republicans and opposing committee action.
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Committee
Raleigh
N. C
Democratic State Executive Committee
United States
Republicans for Wilson Organize California Progressive League
The California branch of the Wilson National Progressive Republican League was organized in San Francisco with members pledging to aid the campaign. The formation marks a formal alignment within the party for Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicans
Wilson
San Francisco
California
Wilson National Progressive Republican League
WISH 10 AVERT IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS
A Clarke county sheriffs official avoids impeachment after a lynching in Jackson Alabama. Citizens including J. B. Williams ex-mayor, C. W. Boyle mayor, and W. M. Mobly tax collector urged Attorney General Brickell that Sheriff A Coats bore no duty neglect. Governor O Neal had detectives investigate and forwarded the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
A. Coats
Clarke County
Ben Jackson
Jackson
Tne
Clarse County
R. C. Brickell
O'Neal
Chalmers Coats
J. B. William
C. W. Boyle
W. M. Mobly
Horticultural Society to Organize Exhibit for Chicago Land Show
Mobile county plans a comprehensive horticultural and agricultural exhibit at the Chicago Land Show in Windy City from November 2 to December 8. The Mobile Horticultural Society will be formed with large membership to manage the exhibit, with George A. Maloney set to head the Mobile agricultural effort.
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Horticultural Society of
Mobile County
Chicago
Windy City
Horticultural Society
George A. Maloney
Mobile Agriculbe
Bes
Inaugurates Service With South America Mobil South American line sails from Mobile
The first steamer Lord Roberts begins a 27 day southbound voyage carrying 17 000 tons of steel rails 290 tons of binder twine 230 tons agricultural implements 925 tons naval stores and 17 tons of homes to Buenos Aires Montevideo and Paraguay. Officials say direct line should boost Mobile trade and cargo volumes with South American ports.
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Mobil
South America
Montivedas
Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Lora Roberts
Mobile and Ohio
Adams Street
San Nicholas
Montevideo
R. V. Taylor
J. S. Taylor
Mobile
Neavis Kay
Munson Line
Lord Roberts
Ite
Co. W. Munson
Munson
Ine
Gulf Coast
Taylor
Mobile and
Ohio
Saul Jing
T&business
Ingleflingen
Snyder, Federal Judge, Dies of Apoplexy in Iowa
Jared M. Snyder, second cousin of Taft and widower of a Wilson relative, died in Midh on September 17 from apoplexy. Snyder served as a federal judge in Iowa and had ties to the Washington department in prior years.
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Bax
Counterfeiting case in local court links Hughes to Hoffman ring
Wal ter Hughes is to be arraigned as an accomplice in a Hoffman counterfeiting case. Federal agents say Hughes obtained a valise from Hoff man’s lodging at 209 Conti street containing counterfeit money evidence. Investigators traced the valise to Hughes sister 211 South Jackson street and later to a neighbor’s home.
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Hoffman
Walter Hughes
Ae “C.py
John C. Hoffman
John Miller
John Turner
United States
Jones
Federal Grand Jury
Hughes
Secret Service
Conti Street
Lacey
Murphy
Eslava Street
Eve
Alice Hughes
South Jackson Street
Weather forecast for Mobile Alabama Mississippi Sept 18 1912
Weather column from UNCLE ZEE dated September 18 1912 forecasts local thunder showers for Mobile and vicinity with slightly cooler temperatures and winds from the south shifting to west. Alabama expects local showers and cooler conditions through Thursday with light, then northwest winds. Mississippi should be generally fair tonight and Thursday with cooler nights and light northwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama
Ecoa
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Double Funeral of Nogi and Wife Impress Crowds
In Tokio on Sept 18 a huge crowd attended the double funeral of General Count Maresuke Nogi and his wife at Aoyame cemetery. The cortege left the Mogi residence in Akasaki at 3 pm with pall bearers from high military ranks and a guard of honor. Officials from foreign envoys and resident ambassadors were present as processions passed, with floral offerings from around the world.
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Tokio
Japan
Maresuke Nogi
Aoyame
Mogi
Akasaki
Rebel forces combine near Hi Tigre to recapture town
Rebels led by Antonio Rojas and Inez Salazar have joined forces a few miles north of Hi Tigre and prepare to retake the town. A prior report claimed a quarrel would keep them apart, but American Consul Dyer confirmed the alliance.
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Douglas, Ariz
Antonio Rojas
Inez Salazar
Hi ‘Tigre
Sanjines
Rojas
Salazar
Dyer
Naco Police Official Dies From Cavalry Fight Wounds
Aurelano Valie assistant chief of police of Naco Sonora died from wounds suffered in a recent clash with Trooper Brown of the Fourth United States Cavalry. The death occurred early today in Naco Arizona following the altercation.
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Naco
Arizona
Aurelano Valie
Sonora
Brown
Fourth United States Cavalry
Texas stamps and bicycle scam targets Postmaster General
Washington reports July 17 a hoax by Texas youths flooding mail with 1000 cancelled stamps per bundle. Each bundle carried a note asking Hitchcock to send a bicycle in exchange for the stamps, wasting mail and effort on a prank.
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Washington
Texas
Hitchcock
Secret service seeks link between Hughes and passers of counterfeit money
Secret service men believe Hughes used the counterfeit funds found in a valise. If linked to passing the bogus coin, he faces charges and Hoff man’s case strengthens. At Hoff man’s preliminary hearing eight or nine witnesses testified they bought the money from the prisoner. Hoffman did not testify. Mrs. Hoffman, said to have married the counterfeiter, planned to stand by him.
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Vallise
Hoffman
Secret Service
Hughes
Valise
Uncle Sam
Miller
United States
James B. Sloan
William H. Armbrecht
South
Roosevelt faction purge sparks seat vacancies in GOP
The Republican National Committee accepted resignations and declared vacant seats in Minnesota Oklahoma Ohio New Jersey West Virginia and North Carolina tied to Roosevelt supporters. Frank Murphy replaces New Jersey, E C Duncan succeeds Richmond Pearson, and J A Harris succeeds C C Priestly in Oklahoma amid California party rifts.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Ohio
New Jersey
West Virginia
North Carolina
Avery
Russ Avery
California
Hilles
State Committee
Col
Roosevelt
Edwards
William Edwards
State Committee of
Fidwards
Franklin Murphy
Borden Whiting
E. C. Duncan
Richmond Pearson
Carolina
J. A. Harris Wee
C. C. Priestly
Tornado Hits Red River Area. Homes and Tobacco Hit
A cyclone from Adairville Kentucky struck the Red River region near Nashville at 6 pm yesterday, destroying fifteen tobacco barns and a residence, with no fewer than 100000 pounds of tobacco lost. Moses Fisher, a young farmer, died taking refuge in his barn. The storm path was a quarter mile wide, covering about three miles, with six barns burned.
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Nashville
Tenn
Adairville
Red River
Moses Fisher
Cruiser Des Moines Heads for Mexican Coast Visit
The cruiser Des Moines, first American warship on Mexico’s eastern coast in over a year, is due at Tampico today. Commanders are ordered to avoid involvement in revolutionary quarrels while the ship cruises between Tampico, Vera Cruz and nearby ports.
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DES Moines
Washington
Mexico
Tampico
United States
Vera Cruz
Wickedness in Atlantic City
Atlantic City N J Sept 17 One in twelve residents permanently living in Atlantic City faces accusation of a crime and will be examined by the October grand jury. The office reports 600 new cases listed the largest county total, with 200 referred to October and 200 more with gambling and election offenses in the hands of special counsel. About 300 cases involve men. The voting population is 10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
James Baker Discharged After Habeas Corpus Proceedings
Judge Samuel B Browne discharged James Baker held on grand larceny charges as the city court prepares to act. The defendant, described as colored, had been in custody under habeas corpus proceedings following an alleged entry into a residence inhabited by a woman of color.
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James Baker
Samuel B. Browne
Rioting in Hungarian Parliament Shuts Chamber
In Budapest the Hungarian parliament reopened amid riotous scenes as opposition deputies heckled Minister Beothy and clashed, forcing the president Count Stephen Tisza to chair amid police intervention and mass withdrawal of deputies.
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Budapest
Hungary
Chamber of Reputies
Comerce Beothy
Fleer
Stephen Tisza
Martial Law Extended in Strike Zone to Fayette County
Charleston dispatch reports martial law in the strike zone extended today to Fayette County. About twenty square miles are included and six miners have been affected since earlier in the week. Militiamen and fifteen mine guards are stationed there to enforce orders and will be tried for arming violation of military law.
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Charleston
W. Va
Fayette County
Whitman Not Disappointed in Arkansas Prep Hearing
Whitman district attorney in Hot Springs prepares for a formal examination of a Rosenthal mur der witness as eight witnesses including four newspapermen are set to be examined before Special Commissioner Huff. The defense outline for Police Lieutenant Becker remains unchanged and the hearing is expected to conclude tomorrow with the Whitman party likely returning to New York.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Whitman
New
Sam Scheppe
Becker
Huff
New York
John F. Mcintyre
Committee to purge backsliders from Republican committee
New York September 18 The loyalty of Republican national committee members to President Taft will be tested at a committee meeting called for that purpose. Some committeemen are alleged to be working for Roosevelt and would be dropped. National Chairman Hilles declined to reveal procedures.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Taftwa
Roosevelt
Hilles
Mother Love Is Rewarded In Mississippi River Rescue
Mrs. Mary Reynolds of Natchez Mississippi saved her missing son by sailing in a skiff down the Mississippi River ten days ago. The efforts ended happily as she navigated alone toward him, overcoming hardship to reunite.
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New Orleans
Mary Reynolds
Natchez
Sissippi
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