Cities vie for 1914 G A R encampment in uneasy race
L C Irvine departs for Chattanooga to invite the Grand Army of the Republic to hold the 1914 encampment here. Mobile and Houston lead contenders while Detroit is withdrawn to back Michigan's Gardner for commander in chief.
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Mobile
Houston
Detroit
L. C. Irvine
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Chattanooga
Grand Army of the Republic
Press of Business
W. H. Armbrecht
Don Farnsworth
W. H. Monk, Jr
J.M. Ponder
Ways and Means
John Moulton
J. J. Powers
G. A. R. Post
Mr. Irvine
Michigan
Chattanooga News
Cief
A. B.beers
Patton Hotel
Department of Michigan
Washington ‘Gardner
Tretroit
Cone
New Outbreaks of the Yaquis Reported Near Guaymas
Official reports of new Yaqui outbreaks south of Guaymas and in the Yaqui river valley reached Douglas. The reports say Yaquis are waging continuous warfare against Mexicans, with no harm to Americans so far. A battle at Buena Vista over a railroad line spanned Tonichi to the coast. outcome unknown. A Mexican garrison at Coconut is besieged.
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Associated Press
Douglas, Ariz
Guaymas
Yaqui River
Sonora
Buena Vista
Tonichi
Coconut
Chancery Court Orders Amendments and Adjournment
Chancery Court Chancellor Smith grants motion to amend bill in the case John C. Dean v. W. B. Paterson et al and waives notice. Theresa Stevenson v. Shedrick Stevenson orders testimony published. Pleadings and proof submitted. Adjournment set to October 13.
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Chancery Court
Smith
John C. Dean
W. B. Paterson
Theresa Stevenson
Shedrick Stevenson
James Warren arraigned on concealed pistol charge
James Warren was arraigned Thursday before Judge Henry Chamberlain in the inferior criminal court for carrying a concealed pistol and fined $51 plus costs of thirty days hard labor. An economical man will smoke some pretty fierce tobacco if it is handed out in sample packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warren
Henry Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Sulzer Impeachment Trial Opens in New York Senate
Acting Lt Gov Robert Wagner convened the impeachment court as justices filed in. Judge Cullen ruled on just sitting judges and all members were sworn to hear the case against Governor Sulzer. Sulzer appeared by counsel as the trial adjourned to morning.
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Assembly Board of Managers
Alton B. Parker
Court of Appeals
John B. Stanchfield
Edgar T. Brackett
Eugene Lamb. Richards
Isidor J. Kresel
Hiram C. Todd
D. Cady Herrick
Irving G. Vann
Austen G. Fox
Robert Wagner
Senate
Cullen
State of
New York
Excelsior
The
United States
Hiness
John C. Fitzgerald
Patrick E. McCabe
William Sulzer
Gray
McCabe
Hiscock, Chase
Miller
High Court
Frawley
Ulzer
Assembly
Sulzer
Herrick Rose
Wagner
Health experts 10 speak Friday at church of christ meet
Report outlines a Alabama tour by government education and health experts led by Representative Hobson. Miss Julia Lathrop denies awareness of the activity and declines further involvement. Alabama officials discuss whether the tour could politicize Hobson’s senatorial bid while Secretary Wilson is away.
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C. OF C
Cal
Julia Lathrop
Alabama
Hobson
Sean
Miss Lathrop
Captain Hobson
Congress
Senate
Wilson
Washington
Inferior Court Hands Fines for Firearms and Gaming
Frazier James faced $25 or twenty days hard labor after arrest for presenting firearms upon complaint by Jesse Edwards. Ding Collins Jeff Cook and Henry Boykin were fined $1 or ten days after pleading guilty on gaming charges.
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Frazier James
Jesse Edwards
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Ding Collins
Jeff, Cook
Henry Boykin
San dford Said To Be An Escaped Convict
J T Sandford arrested on a public drunkenness charge Thursday night by Deputies Bernstein and Brannan after a complaint at the YMCA is described by officers as an escaped convict from the Huntsville Texas penitentiary. A telegram to Sheriff Palmer confirmed Sandford’s status and prompted further inquiry.
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J. T. Sandford
Bernstein and
Brannan
Huntsville
Tex
Palmer
Sandford
City Brevities: Rehearsals Panama Canal writer and guard camp honors
A series of city notes reports a Thursday afternoon rehearsal at German Relief hall for fraternal societies, and a full cast rehearsal Thursday night for an October Lyric Theatre event. T. A. Mooring of Birmingham promotes Scribner's Panama Canal edition, writing on its impact on Mobile and the gulf. Alabama National Guard camp named for Adjutant General Scully, with his visit scheduled. L&N excursion along the Mississippi gulf coast carried 150 passengers. Oyster Commissioner Captain John Craft files bond for a new four year term.
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Relief Hall
Lyric Theatre
T. A. Mooring
Birmingham
Scribner's Magazine
Mooring
Hearst Newspapers
Mobile
Gulf Territory
Artillery Batallion
Alabama National Guard
Joseph B. Scully
National Guard
Guard Mount
Batallion
H. A. Moon
Scully
Louisville
Nashville
Mississippi Gulf Coast
John Craft
Emmet Neal
Marriage Licenses Granted in Probate Court
Marriage licenses were issued Thursday to E. P. Leach and Nora Kelly, Joseph Manuel Gonzales and Ursuline Joullian, Earl H. Johnson and Madeline L. Browder. A bag of surgical instruments was stolen from Dr. W. R. Jackson’s office at Conception and St. Michael streets during Monday night.
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E. P. Leach
Nora Kelly
Joseph Manuel Gonzales
Ursuline Joullian
Earl H. Johnson
Madeline L. Browder
W. R. Jackson
Conception and
St. Michael Streets
Progressive Bankers Club Luncheon at Cawthon Vineyard
The Progressive Bankers Club will host a luncheon on Saturday evening at 8 at the Cawthon Vineyard. Covers will be laid for forty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Bankers Club
Cawthon Vineyard
Color line drawn by English guardians in London
In Camberwell on September 18, guardians declined to appoint a negro as district medical officer citing the poor’s fastidious tastes. Despite some support for the candidate’s qualifications, Dr. Robert Capes prevailed, saying a negro would be unsuitable for the post and the poor would reject such attendance.
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Associated Press
London
England
Camberwell
Gardians
Robert Capes
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Ointment Ad
An old fashioned advert urges cures for tender and receding gums with Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Ointment priced at 25c 0c and 1.00. A campaign speaker is described as overconfident and harming the cause.
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Porter
Mobile Weather Reports Out of Circuit Raises Local Complaint
Business Manager Don Farnsworth of the Chamber of Commerce has urged Local Forecaster Albert Ashenberger to address Mobile's omission from daily weather lists. Ashenberger says Mobile is in a Gulf coast circuit with New Orleans and Jacksonville stations, and reports are relayed to Washington. Prof Henry Willingham will attend Mobile's county teachers institute at Oakdale school next week, with Miss Dodge leading sessions for Mobile county and a separate institute for negro teachers at Owens school.
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Mobile
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Don Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Ashenberger
Ashenberger
Weather Service
Augusta
Washington
Ashhenberger
Gulf Coast
Henry Willingham
County Teachers’ Institute
Oakdale
Miss Dodge
Mobile County
County Institute For
Owens School
Longshoremen Strike Near End As Talks Win Concessions
White timber and cotton workers and stevedores near agreement after talks chaired by J M Walsh. A white locals meeting Thursday set the stage for a final conference with the stevedores, while Negro longshoremen’s pay strike appears to have collapsed as strike breakers were sent away and old workers kept the same wages.
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J. M. Walsh
Walsh Stevedoring Company
Mobile
Mobile & Ohio
Southern
Ten Days in Jail for Public Drunkenness
Liga Hogan was arrested at Bayou la Barre on the charge of public drunkenness and sentenced to ten days in jail by Justice of the Peace Meyer at that place. He was locked up in the county jail Thursday.
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Liga Hogan
Bayou la Barre
Justice of the Peace
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, reliable cure for indigestion gas and sour stomach. It claims relief within five minutes, with the stomach becoming calm and sweet, no belching or eructations, and the eater able to enjoy foods again. A call to buy a large bottle from any store concludes the pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Emmeline Pankhurst Sets Sail for America on Oct 11
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, leader of the British militant suffragettes, declared in Paris that she will positively sail for America on October 11. She said she is not afraid of deportation and believes American immigration authorities will not detain her or keep her from entering the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmeline Pankhurst
Paris
America
Parker Becomes First Native American Treasury Register
Gabe E. Parker a Choctaw Indian from Academy Oklahoma was sworn in as register of the treasury the first man of his race to hold the post His signature will appear on all currency and marks a historic federal appointment in Washington on September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Gabe E. Parker
Academy
Okla
Register of the Treasury
Two Women Involved in Razor Attack on Street Corner
Amelia Thompson cut Maud Anderson in the back with a razor during an argument on the corner of Morton and Beauregard streets Monday afternoon. Thompson fled the scene.
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Amelia Thompson
Maud Anderson
Morton and
Beauregard Streets
Thompson
Panama Canal on Wheels Train Arrives in Mobile Exhibit Opens Friday
The Panama Canal on Wheels exhibit arrives in Mobile from Pensacola at 3 am Friday and runs through Sunday at Temperance Hall. Five thousand tickets went on sale via local students. the model demonstrates canal locks and ship operation with a miniature vessel guiding through lake and locks. The tour, led by L C Irvine, aims for a five day stop in New Orleans after a coast run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Southern Commercial Congress
Mobile
Pensacola
Temperance Hall
Canal
Chamber of Commerce
Irvine
New Orleans
Fifty refugees safe from Torreon travel to Pacific steamer
Fifty American refugees, mainly women and children, traveling from Torreon to board a Pacific steamer to the United States, were reported safe at Zacatecas City. In Durango, after days of fighting, rebel forces under Generals Contreras and Pereyra were expelled from Gomez Palacio by the Torreon federal garrison. losses were heavy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Torreon
United States
Zacatecas City
Durango
Contreras
Pereyra
Gomez Palacio
Bryan heads to Virginia to address bankers
Secretary Bryan departed for Richmond Virginia where he planned to address the American Institute of Banking this afternoon. He would also give a lecture in Charlottesville that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
Richmond
American Institute of Banking
Charlotteville
Rivals Her Daughter In Youthful Beauty
A prominent society matron notes her complexion stays youthful and rivals her daughter's. She credits mercorized wax to keep pores clean and dead skin from dulling the skin, and a saxolite face bath with hazel for a firm, light complexion.
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Social Register
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N.Y. Gov
Alan
Wants Mobile
Farnsworth
Willingham
Oakdale School
Longshoremien
Full Blooded Indian Register OF Treasury
Hurris
Pacific East
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