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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1913

Page

4

Death Claims 5 A Roddenbery

Whomasville Ga September 26. After a period of nervous breakdown last week A Roddenbery died late Sunday. He served as Georgia congressman and judge and taught at Mercer University and South Georgia College. He married Jennie Butler in 1891 and leaves five children.

Whomasville Roddenberg Roddenbery Emir Magrs’ Andes Anderson Roddenbery Decatur County Georgia Mercer University South Georgia College Jennie Butler Camilla

SEC Garrison Opposes Hazing at West Point

Secretary of War Garrison denounced hazing at West Point and endorsed Col. Clarence Townsley’s punishment of eighteen cadets found guilty. He lamented letters home from students and urged men to face consequences of their actions.

Associated Press Washington Garrison West Point Clarence P. "Townsley Military Academy

New Steel Car Train In Service On A. T. & N.

The Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railway announced new passenger equipment from American Car and Foundry Company of St Louis has entered service on the Calvert York line. The train includes one full passenger coach and one combination mail baggage and express car. The cars are fully vestibulated with the latest steel underframe design.

Cochfare Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway American Car and Foundry Company of St. Louis Calvert and York Hds

False Entries Saved the Bank

President Wilson pardons Charlies A. Isaacs cashier of Forest City Bank Fort Wayne Indiana who was sentenced to five years for making false entries. The bank avoided loss by delaying disclosure and Isaacs acted under a superior officer’s domination.

Washington Wilson Charlies A. Isaacs Fort Budge Forest City National Bank Isaacs

Men of St. Matthew's to Celebrate Sunday

The men of St. Matthew's parish will receive holy communion Sunday morning at St. Matthew's church to mark the completion of the new edifice. Mass at 7 10 a m with confessions Saturday 4–6 pm and 6 30–9 pm and Sunday 6–7 am. Breakfast at the rectory after mass. Also mass at St. Peter's Fulton Road at 9 am and next Sunday at St. Mary's Cedar Point road.

St. Matthew's St. Matthew's Church St. Peter's Church Fulton Road St. Mary's Church Cedar Point Road

Don’t Poison Baby Forty Years Ago Warns on Narcotics

Public health guidance urges mothers to avoid giving narcotic compounds like paregoric landanum and morphine to children. Druggists must label these substances poison and forbid sales to minors. The message emphasizes checking ingredients and notes Quastoria contains no narcotics if signed by Chas. H. Fletcher.

Chas. H. Fletcher

Senator Works Criticizes Mexico Policy At Cabrillo Monument

United States Senator John D. Works urged intervention to restore order in Mexico during the Cabrillo monument dedication in San Diego. He said the US has been too lenient and urged protecting citizens, while praising other powers for waiting policy to unfold. Congressman R L Henry represented Texas and President Wilson participated in the ceremony.

Associated Press San Diego Cal United States Mexico John D. Works Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo Works Juan Rianos Y Gayangos Alfonso

Brokaw Denies Being Ellis in Banknote and Robbery Linkups

San Francisco police press Brokaw on alleged ties to Ellis linked robberies in Pittsburg and eastern cities. He denies the Ellis alias, noting his father lives in Spokane and admitting a prior Los Angeles arrest in 1909 for a money-related matter, later described as a desertion. Authorities seek details of the Pittsburg robbery to press the case.

Associated Press San Francisco Fred Brokaw Pittsburg Joseph Ellis Ellis Brokaw Los Angeles Spokane Wash Richmond

Experiment in curing Bright's Disease saves patient

An Oregon patient with Bright's Disease survived after 10 weeks on Fulton’s Renal Compound. Doctors from Oregon and San Francisco were involved, with the patient later returning home claiming the San Francisco stop saved his life. The ad urges others with Bright's Disease to try the compound and contact Fulton Co. for information.

Oregon California San Francisco Scott Fulton Bright van Antwerp Drug Corp John J. Fulton Co Ady

French airman Pegoud dazzles London with aerial feats

London witnessed Alphonse Pegoud perform a series of daredevil maneuvers at the Aerodrome. He reached 1,200 feet to tilt his craft, pirouetted on a wing tip, and dipped 150 feet before regaining balance. He then climbed to 3,000 feet and French aviator executed a backflip-like dive, drawing cheers after returning to the ground.

Associated Press London Alphonse Pegoud Pegoud

Consternation in Ranks of J. W. W.

Industrial Workers of the World faces internal strife as nine members are arrested in Wheatland California on murder charges tied to hop picker riots at the Durst ranch. A Chicago mass meeting is planned to fund defense. organizers warn of a national campaign and reassert control amid factional splits.

Associated Press Chicago The Industrial Workers of the World Wheatland Cal Durst Ranch Ettor Giovanni Massachusetts Grover Perry Pangma Canal United States

Russia occupies Kobdo and Tchougoutechak in Mongolia

A Peking dispatch reports Russia, after asking China to restore order on caravan routes in Western Mongolia, has occupied Kobdo and Tchougoutechak with a battalion of Cossacks, placing the region on a par with Urga.

Associated Press London Peking Daily Telegraph Russia China Mongolia Kobdo Tchougoutechak Urga

Five Sing Sing Convicts Overpower Guard Then Recaptured

Five convicts at Sing Sing prison overpowered a guard while unloading a coal barge and jumped into the Hudson River. They attempted to swim to shore but were halted by shots from other guards and all were recaptured. Billy Green led the group.

Associated Press Ossing N. Y Sing Sing Hudson River Billy Green

Cc Remety Said to Cure Child's Severe Cough

A reader from Pt on reports using Cc Remety to treat a boy with a winter cough and believed the remedy cured him. The letter claims rapid improvement after a single bottle, noting relief from symptoms once feared to be consumption.

Megomet E. Duncan Pton

Americans Quietly Wedded in London

Miss May Van Alen daughter of James J. Van Alen wed Griswold Thompson at St George s Hanover Square London in a quiet ceremony. The couple left for a motoring tour of England. Mrs Van Alen is a granddaughter of the late William Astor and cousin of Vincent Astor. Thompson a broker born 1875 was educated in England and the U S. Engagement was announced last June.

Associated Press New York London May van Alen James J. van Alen Griswold Thompson St. George’s Hanover Square England van Alen William Astor Vincent Astor

Garros Sees Ocean Flight Feasible In Staged Plan

Paris September 26 Roland Garros says a transatlantic flight could be achieved in three stages. England to Iceland, Iceland to Newfoundland, Newfoundland to the United States. With proper supply stations, the endeavor would be realizable. He notes some instruction errors should be ignored.

Associated Press Paris Roland G. Ga Mediterran Atlantic Ocean England Iceland NJ Foundland New Founland United States France Lunis

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A. Roddenbery Congress SEC ST. Matthew’s Gide Mur Cent. Centtaura Company J. W. Dinsdale Ill Alexander B. Mintle Cleveland Ohio Agnes V. Swetland Omaha Nebr J. A. McClellan Buffalo, N. Y J. W. Allen H. Glidden St. Paul Minn H. D. Benner Philadelphia J. A. Boarman Kansas City J. J. Mackey Brooklyn Astoria Centaur Company New York City Roth Pease Piano Man Mobile’s Ocean Garros Jas. McPhillips Grocery Co Telephone Bell Mobile Ala
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