Wilson on Judicial Reform Passages Cited in Alabama
Alabama official notes the 1911 Kentucky Bar Association address by Woodrow Wilson on the lawyer in politics. Wilson urged bar groups to simplify procedure, remove technicalities, and reduce miscarriages of justice to restore public faith in the legal profession.
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Momery
Ala
John Pelham
Alabama Judicial Reform Commis
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Kentucky | Aed Association
Lexington
Pelham
State Court of Appeals
Wilson
Alabama
United States
America
American Society For
Parks Entered for Judgship in Alabama Race
Governor O Neal may appoint an associate supreme court justice to succeed the late R T Simpson. The field narrows to five candidates with W H Parks of Andalusia not included. A large Andalusia delegation urged Parks’s selection. others listed include C J Torrey, C C Nesmith, H Nathan, and EB Perry with Nesmith, Torrey, Nathan among leading contenders.
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Montgomery
Ala
O’neal
Supreme Court
R. T. Simpson
W. H. Parks
Andalusia
Parks
C. Nesmith
John Knox
Anniston
EB. Perry
Eufaula
C. J. Torrey
C. C. Nesmith
Birmingham
H. Nathan
Sheffield
W. Parks
Man Found Slumbering in Front Yard in Rpmitence
A man identified as Al Schroeder thirty eight of New Orleans was found asleep in a front yard in the western city district. Recorder Hale recorded Schroeder’s claim of recent travel with references to Mobile and a stated age of thirty eight.
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al Schroeder
New Orleans
Hale
Schroeder
Mobile
Funeral of Aged Mobile Merchant Manuel Forchheimer
The funeral for Manuel Forchheimer pioneer merchant of Mobile will be today at Temple Shaarai Shemayim at 4 PM. Interment follows in the Jewish cemetery. He lived in Mobile since 1844 and built Forchheimer & Co, a leading wholesale grocery. He leaves five children, twelve grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
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Manuel Forchheimer
Maurice Forchheimer
Mobile
Temple Shaarai Shemayim
Alfred G. Moses
Forchheimer
Mr. Forchheimer
Bavaria
Hessdorf
America
New Orleans
Isaac Forchheimer
United States
Central America
M. Forchheimer & Co
Weer
Temple Shaarai Shomayitn
B'nai B'rith
Touro Infirmary
Jewish Tuberculosis Hospital
Denver
Farming School
Philadelphia
Antoinette Koch
Bertha Forcheimer
Ferdinand Forcheimer
Jacob Pollock
Henry A. Forchheimer
Louis Forchheimer
Maurice C. Forchheimer
B. 8. Greil
Montgomery
Léo Pollock
Seymour Forchheimer
Herbert Forchheimer
New York
Marvin Altmeyer
Clara Pollock
Blanche Pollock
Frontier War Threatens Mongolian Border Across 600 Miles
London dispatch reports open warfare along the Mongolian frontier from Kalgan to the Sungari and Nonni rivers. Some 600 miles of rich Chinese corn lands from Shantaikwan to Harbin lie undefended as 10,000 Chinese troops hold a defensive posture. The crisis grows more tangled by the day as Russia’s actions loom over the region.
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London
Kalgan
Sungari
Nonni
Shantaikwan
Harbin
Mukden
Russia
State troops ready to move on one day notice
Adjutant General J B Scully in Mobile said the Alabama forces could deploy within a day and send the entire infantry to the border. He noted Mobile batteries cost the U S government over 10 000 and could be moved quickly. He suggested transports from Mobile or New Orleans and rail to Mexico City if U S troops go to Mexico and hinted pottery may stay fifteen more days.
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J. B. Scully
Alabama
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mexico
United States
Mobile
Scully
New Orleans
Mexican Porta
City of
Search for filibusters by Winona party ends without seizure
The U S revenue cutter Winona returned to port after probing a Bay St. Louis bound filibustering expedition likely operating between Mobile and New Orleans. Officers found only casks and fishing tackle on the three masted schooner Eilen Dantzler and made no seizure.
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United States Revenue
Winona
Bay Fit. Louis
Miss
Mobile
New Orleans
Eilen Dantzler
Bay St. Louis
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Mexico
Linard
Moss Point
Ran
Independent Democratic Convention in Tennessee Endorses Governor Hooper
The independent wing of the Democratic party in Tennessee meets in Nashville to organize the campaign and issue a platform in support of Wilson and Marshall. The event signals possible endorsement of Governor B W Hooper for re election amid strong sentiment in several counties. The convention is the sixth state political gathering this year and convened at noon.
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Nashville
Tenn
Democratic Party
Tennessee
Wilson
Marshall
B. W. Hooper
Patent Goods Registration Rules for Food Drug Guarantees
Special notice explains sworn guarantees required for patent medicines and brands. Potent details cover state registration with blanks filled under oath, guarantor responsibilities, and the serial number system. No registration charges, but labels and forms must be properly completed and submitted to the state pure food department.
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Montgomery
Ala
Pure Food Department
Ecocompany
Company
Association
Taariven
Governor Wes unshaken on renomination plans
Albany Sept. 194? The governor stated he has no present intention of withdrawing as a candidate for renomination and plans to stay in the race. He emphasized continued pursuit of reelection despite questions about his future.
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Dix
Albany
Wes
Cook County Jurors Favor Women in Murder Trials
In Chicago on September 17 a Cook county crim inal court jury again spared a woman in a murder case. Elizabeth Buchanan, white wife of a Black man, was found not guilty of killing Josie Rice at Rice home May 12. Other female defendants, Jane Quinn Rene B Morrow and Florence Bernstein, were acquitted of murdering their husbands.
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Chicago
Criminal Court of
Cook County
Elizabeth Buchanan
Josie Rice
Jane Quinn
Rene B. Morrow
Florence Bernstein
Murderer Keeler Surrenders in Pennsylvania
John Keeler the teamster who killed John W. Rossner and wounded three Nessner clerks walked into Clearfield Pennsylvania surrendering after deputies and locals hunted him through Clearfield and Somerset counties since Sunday.
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Clearfield
Somerset
John Keeler
John W. Rossner
Nessner
Dedication of St Marys Cathedral in Wichita Kansas
Cardinal Gibbons leads national church dignitaries at the Wichita dedication of St Marys Cathedral cited as the Southwests finest church edifice costing 280000 dollars excluding furnishings Bishop Allen attends among a roster of archbishops and bishops from New Orleans Dallas Alexandria Richmond Savannah Mobile and Oklahoma City per Associated Press report the Mobile bishop noted as among the dignitaries departed Wichita Sunday night for the ceremonies.
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Wichita
Kansas
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Bishop Allen
John H. Blenk
New Orleans
Joseph P. Lynch
Dallas
Texas
C. van de Ven
Alexandria
D. J. O'Connell
Richmond
B. J. Kelley
Savannah
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Ala
Theo Meerscheret
Oklahoma City
Okla
Diocese of
Associated Press
Antietam Battle 50th Anniversary Observed in Maryland
On September 17 in Hagerstown Maryland hundreds of Antietam survivors marked the fiftieth anniversary on the battlefield. Reunions were held by the Twentieth New York and the 120th 124th and 130th Pennsylvania regiments.
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Hagerstown
Antietam
Twentieth
New York
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt itinerary weaves through Arizona and beyond
Roosevelt passes through eastern Arizona on his Progressive party tour and urges woman suffrage as he plans speeches in Albuquerque Lamy and Santa Fe. His physician monitors his throat as campaigns strain his voice and he shifts to a Denver Hastings Lincoln Omaha route then to Topeka and on to Oklahoma Arkansas Memphis Birmingham and beyond toward Baltimore and New York by October 2.
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Winston
Artiz
New Mexico
Progressive Party
Colorado
Col
Roosevelt
Arizona
Albuquerque
Lamy
Santa Fe
Col. Roosevelt
Coll. Roosevelt
Itinbrary
Denver
New York
Nebraska
Hastings
Lincoln
Omaha
Kansas
Topeka
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Memphis
New Orleans
Montgomery
Birmingham
Allahta
North Carolina
Baltimore
Family Picnic and Excursion to Old Fort Steamer Beaver
Event overview lists a family picnic and excursion to the Old Fort aboard the Beaver steamer. Details include date, gathering point, fares, and schedule for departure and return. Participants are invited to bring picnics, games, and lasting memories.
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Old Fort
Beaver
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Fairhope
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J.F. Franklin
Kenry Simon
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D. B. Dobbs
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M. M. Marsh
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