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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1913

Page

8

Tenn Assembly in Uproar Over Gunmen Charge and House Rule

In Ashville Tennessee on September 24 the House debated charges about gunmen in the capitol and threats against Speaker Stanton who vowed to resist intimidation. McFarland Stone and others denounced gunmen as cowardly as politics heated. The flood of speeches adjourned the chamber with a likely vote on law enforcement bills and a direct popular vote for U S senators advancing.

Ashville Tenn Sen House of Representatives Stanton Arge C. Renfro Capitol Hooper McFarland Lex Stone Mr. McFarland Legislative Hall Senate United States House

Rebels Capture Sierra Mona in Chihuahua Battle

In Juarez, James J. Kenney of Waterbury Conn. was deported to U S border guards. Sierra Mejia Chihuahua fell to rebels led by Colonel Camp after hours of fighting, killing Captain Mateo Chavez. General Castro led 1000 federal troops toward Santa Rosalia to face Villa Hernandez forces as trains carry prisoners and relief to Chihuahua city.

Associated Press EL Paso Tex Juarez James J. Kenney Waterbury Conn United States International Bridge Sierra Mejia Chihuahua Camp Mateo Chavez Francisco Castro Francisco Villa Rosalio Hernandez Santa Rosalia Mexican National Railway Chihuahua City

Chance for the Hen to Supplant the Eagle

The National Poultry Butter and Egg Association ends its convention in Chicago with leaders predicting the hen will become the national bird. They report one billion dollars in eggs sold annually and 75 million in eggs broken in transit. Kansas City chosen for the 1914 meeting and Harry ae of New York elected president.

Associated Press Chicago National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association W. R. F. Priebe Illinois Kansas City Harry Ae New York

Early Fall Bronchial Cough Relief Advertisement

An old spot promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to ease bronchitis and coughing during fall weather. It claims the product soothes inflamed mucus and aids coughing without opiates, urging buyers to choose the genuine yellow pages listing and avoid substitutes.

Foley

Another View of White Slavery Law

Lee Baker a barber was acquitted of a white slavery charge in federal court after Judge Pollock instructed the jury that proof of transporting Gera Stover to Texas for commercial purposes was required. Baker had pleaded guilty earlier. the judge suggested changing to not guilty, noting the Mann act targets commercial interstate transport of women.

Wichita Kas Lee Baker John C. Pollock Baker Gera Stover Texas Pollock Diggs California Congres

France seeks aid over St. Louis & San Francisco receivership

Henri de Peyster, secretary to France’s finance minister and French bondholder representative, conferred with Attorney General McReynolds and the interstate commerce commission on the St. Louis & San Francisco receivership. He warned repeated losses could shock Paris investors. he plans to report to bondholders after further meetings in New York and a海 Paris-bound return in October.

Paris McReynolds Interstate Commerce Commission de Peyster United States Mr. de Peyster St. Louis San Francisco New Orleans Texas & Mexico New York

Noted Irishman Walter Hely-Hutchinson Dies in London

Sir Walter Francis Hely-Hutchinson, long serving colonial administrator born in Dublin on August 22, 1849, and son of the Earl of Donoughmore, died in London. He held posts including colonial secretary of Barbadoes, lieutenant governor of Malta, governor of Natal, and high commissioner for South Africa. He introduced Natal’s responsible government in 1893 and met President Taft in 1910 on a U.S. visit.

Associated Press London Walter Francis Hely-Hutchinson Cape Colony Dublin Earl of Donoughmore Barbadoes Malta Natal South Africa Lord Selborne United States Taft

Confidence in Leo Frank Firm

Leo M. Frank, convicted of the April murder of Mary Phagan and sentenced to hang October 10, has been unanimously re-elected president of the local B'nai B'rith. From his jail cell he is said to continue directing the organization's activities while his attorneys seek a new trial, to be heard October 4.

Associated Press Atlanta Leo M. Frank Mary Phagan B'nai B'rith Frank

Cobb Stunt at Treasury Will Not Be Repeated

The incident where Detroit center fielder Cobb accessed a vault with national bank notes led Acting Comptroller Kane to issue an ironclad order barring outsiders from vaults. The Treasury, known for baseball fans, had its guard down as Cobb wrote his name on the margin of notes.

Cobb Treasury Associated Press Washington Treasury Department Detroit Thomas FP Kane Detroit Star National Bank Lavonia

Champion Jim Thorpe to Become a Benedict

James Thorpe world famed all round athlete to marry Miss Margaret Irma Miller Cherokee Indian maid. Miller, Carlisle Indian School graduate, will wed October 15 at Carlisle after visiting her brother in Inglewood. Thorpe to tour with the New York National baseball club after the wedding.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal James Thorpe Margaret Irma Miller Inglewood Miss Miller Carlisle

Spain to participate in Frisco Exposition 1915

Madrid reports Count Alvaro De Romanones announced Spain will join the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco in 1915. Cabinet meeting approved the move, funded by a special law, influenced by King Alfonso to ensure Spanish representation.

Associated Press Madrid Spain Alvaro de Romanones San Francisco San Sebastian Alfonso

Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Chamberlain’s Remedy

A local note from Gebhart Oriole Pennsylvania quotes M B who says a single dose of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured his attack and also cured others he gave it to. The claim implies typical effectiveness for ordinary diarrhoea episodes.

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Sierra Mona Arly National.biscuit Graham St. L. & S. F. Railroad Wrigley Leo Frank Lodge Jim Thorpe Chamberlain Mobile’s Oakdale Chicago Inter-Ocean Budweiser America Anheuser-Busch J.B. Webster Distributer Mobile Ala
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