Labor Congress Takes In Negroes at Southern meeting
The second annual Southern Labor Congress closed in Nashville with re election of President Jerome Jones and Secretary Treas W P Puckett both of Atlanta. Albert H Johnson of Memphis named first vice president Birmingham chosen for next meeting place and state vice presidents elected for nine states. United States Senator Luke Lea spoke during the session and the congress voted to admit negro labor groups to affiliate with the body. Only two delegates opposed.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Labor Congress
Jerome Jones
Atlanta
W. P. Puckett
Albert H. Johnson
Memphis
Birmingham
Alabama
Robert E. Gann
Anniston
Arkansas
Little Rock
Florida
M. C. Sutton
Vidalia
Kentucky
W. A. Fisher
Louisville
Louisiana
J. F. Brown
Ew Orleans
Mississippi
E. B. McClain
Meridian
North Carolina
James R. Lawson
Liberty
Oklahoma
C. M. Rhodes
Batesville
Tennessee
Albert EB. Johnson
Judge Murane Asked to Resign in Nome Alaska
United States District Judge Cornelius D Murane is urged by the Department of Justice to resign with one year remaining in his term. U S District Attorney Bernard B Rodey is also asked to resign. Charges against Murane are alleged in Washington by representatives of large gold dredging interests of Nome.
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Associated Press
Nome
Alaska
United States
Cornelius D. Murane
Department of Justice
Bernard 8. Rodey
Congress
New Mexico
Porto Rico
Murano
Washington
Bell Vickers Case Put Off In Recorder Court
The Bell Vickers case charging a dangerous character and immoral restraint was continued due to defense counsel illness and reset for September 22. Other matters include T B Stevens case reset for September 22, bond forfeiture threatened without doctor’s certificate, fines for screening ordinance violators, and Chestang driving and vehicle theft charges reset for September 28 to summon owner.
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Bell Vickers
Recorder’s Court
T. 8
Stevens
Jim Nicholas
James Chestang
Recorder's Court
DREYFUS' FRIEND ILL IN BOSTON
Maitre Fernand Labori of Paris who helped free Dreyfus from Devil's Island is ill in Boston with appendicitis after attending the American Bar Association in Montreal. He was operated on and doctors say the procedure succeeded. Labori hopes to return to France within a fortnight. His family joins him at a hotel.
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Boston
Maitre Fernand Labori
Paris
Dreyfus
Devil's Island
American Bar Association
Montreal
Maitre Labori
France
Tel
Deaths and Funerals Ernest Holzborn Sr
The funeral of Ernest Holzborn Sr. was held Friday at 4 30 PM from the family home 808 Palmetto Street. Foreign consuls were present in a body. Very Rev Gar C Tucker of St John’s Episcopal Church conducted the service. Remains laid to rest in a cemetery with pallbearers named Samuel and others.
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Ernest Holzborn
Palmetto Street
Gar C. Tucker
St. John’s
Gridiron Forecast Highlights Big Ten Race and Preseason Plans
Chicago reports the 1913 grid season shaping up with practice underway across major Central states. Minnesota, Chicago, and Wisconsin loom as likely champions as Yale influence reaches Gilbert Schmieder and Schriedner. Michigan preps for Penn State while St. Louis U eyes Syracuse on Thanksgiving, Notre Dame targets West Point November 1.
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Chicago
Central States
Alleghenies
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Badgers
Harry Williams
Yale
Gilbert Schriedner
New Haven
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Yoet
Quakers
St. Louis University
Syracuse
Dennie
St. Louis
Notre Dame
West Point Cadets
Indiana Institution
Guth Exonerated After Self Defense Ruling
Baltimore September 20 coroner's jury clears Charles G. Guth head of American Products Company and former Guth Chééollate Company president in the shooting death of George Murphy his chauffeur finding Guth acted in self defense.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Charles G. Guth
American Products Company
Guth” Chééollate Company
George Murphy
Mr. Guth
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a universal stomach regulator that cures dyspepsia indigestion gas and heartburn in five minutes. It claims to restore order, ease sour stomachs, and offers a fifty cent case with a money back guarantee.
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Yanks to Train in Houston Next Spring
New York Americans manager Frank Chance announced Houston Texas will be the team's spring training camp. He named a fighting lineup including Williams Rollie Zeider Maisell Peckinpaugh and Whiteman Coles Colden Gilhooley Rose and Rogers as prospects and praised their speed and spirit. Chance favored Houston for climate after San Antonio fell through.
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New York
Houston
Texas
New York Americans
Frank Chance
Chance
Maisel
Holden
Whitman
Williams
Rollie Zeider
Maisell
Peckinpaugh
Whiteman
Colden
Gilhooley
King Cole
Rose
Rogers
San Antonio
Indiana Teams Prepares For Real Practice Start
A large group of candidates reported for Indiana football’s first practice in Bloomington with real work to begin Monday. Head Coach James M. Sheldon arrived from Chicago Friday to oversee the sessions.
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Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
James M. Sheldon
Chicago
Rebekahs Meet With Refusal in Minnesota Assembly
In Minneapolis on September 20 the Rebekah branch of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows failed to establish a general assembly as sovereign lodge votes defeated the move. The grand lodge then barred past grand masters from voting, with state jurisdictions to enforce the rule. Illinis led the push and won passage. The Association of Grand Secretaries and Grand Sires elected officers Frank N. Way of New Hampshire as president A. L. Cushman of Florida as vice president and C. H. Lyman of Ohio as secretary treasurer.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Grand Sires
Frank N. Way
New Hampshire
A. L. Cushman
Florida
C. H. Lyman
Ohio
Selheimer gathers data for L and N rate case
Judge HL Selheimer special counsel for the state in rate cases travels from Birmingham to Montgomery to collect evidence for the South and North Alabama passenger rate dispute. The case seeks to enjoin a 21 2 cent passenger rate order, with related proceedings in Washington before Justice J Q Lamar.
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Montgomery
Ala
Selheimer
Birmingham
Railroad Commission Office
South
Alabama
Trailroad
Louisville and
Gift from Longfellow Stolen in St Louis Home Theft
A water set given to Mrs. John W. Teasdale's grandmother by poet Henry W. Longfellow was stolen when a thief ransacked the Teasdale home in St Louis. Mr and Mrs Teasdale were away in Charlevoix Michigan and returned to find silverware and bric a brac missing. A footprint suggested the thief was a woman.
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John W. Teasdale
Henry W. Longfellow
Teasdale
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