Prohibition Law Violations Result in Fines and Detentions
Albert Sims Edwin Windom and another were fined 50 dollars each after guilty pleas. Windom remained jailed to decide on paying or serving 50 days. Officers reported finding beer and whiskey at a Texas street stand operated by Williamson. Raids also targeted Phoenix Hotel on Nation Street and other locations for prohibited liquors.
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Albert Sims
Edwin Windom
Ardoyno
Ihecorder
Sims
Windom
Deliberather
Hins “Williamson
Texas Street
Police
Phoenix Hotel
West Side Nation Street
Dan- William Kelly
Poe Miception Streets
George
British Steamer Roddam Sunk With Crew of Eleven Landed
Associated Press reports the British steamship Roddam sunk with eleven crew members landed at Val. The Roddam of about 3 9 tons gross, built in 1912 at Newcastle, sailed from Barcellona on September 3 bound for Savona and was reported sunk near Gibraltar.
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Roddam
Associated Press
Lloyds
Valg
Newcastle
Bar
Savona
Gibraltar
Florida Boy, 14, First Gridiron Fatal in Georgia Field
Palmer Bosworth of Tampa Florida died in Waycross after a football game injury. He was 14 and visiting relatives with his mother. Bosworth struck his skull fractured when tackled by two opposing players, marking the first football injury death reported in the area this year.
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Florida
Georgia Field
Waycross
Palmer Bosworth
W. J. Eve
Tampa
Fla
British Troops Take Farm in Somme Sprint
British forces seize a farm during a fast Somme advance amid continued battles. Unclear details and fragmented text reference a continuation from another page and a separate Greek ministry denial.
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Somme
Parker to Campaign for Wilson in Four States
John M. Parker the progressive nominee for vice president will speak in support of Woodrow Wilson. He will campaign in Ohio New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania. The president accepted his offer and officials announced Parker sent a letter from New Orleans.
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Associated Press
Long Branch
N. J
John M. Parker
Wilson
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Bulgarian Capture Hits of Machine Guns Reported
A report states that several machine guns were captured by Bulgarian forces during the incident, with details on subsequent actions and implications for the sector.
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Ous
Staff of local office to hold all day picnic Saturday
The Mobile audience records a staff gathering from the local office of the M Insurance Lee with cnet lies planning an all day semi Saturday on Dac ie river. Picnickers will leave the city by automobile and camp at Dog river with dinner and various sports.
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M _ Insurance Lee
Cnet
Dac Ie River
Jin Automobiles
Dog River
Serbians Still Hold Kaimakcalan Peak
Saloniki Sept 29 Serbians still hold the highest point of the Kaimakcalan ridge despite Bulgarian attacks an official Serbian war office statement said today in London dispatches
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Saloniki
London
Kaimakcalan Ridge
Serbian War Office
Bulgarian Forces Report Gains on Macedonian Front
Sofia reports a western Macedonian front success with Serbian forces repulsed on the Kaimakcalan ridge. Bulgarian war office says two guns and numer- ous enemy casualties occurred in the engagement.
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Sofia
London
Bulgarian War Office
Kaimakcalan
German Losses At Combles And Thiepval Evacuation
A Reuters despatch from Amsterdam reports German war correspondents admitting losses at Combles. The Frankfurter Zeitung notes a regiment fled to German lines during the night while surrounded by Anglo French forces, and Herr Wegener in the Cologne Gazette says Thiepval was voluntarily evacuated.
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London
Reuter
Amsterdam
Combles
Frankfurter Zeitung
Whistler Social News Highlights and Local Visits
Vesuvius Lodge members and families enjoyed a party hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary with prizes for Mrs. Frank L. Reinicke and Adolph Vetter, plus booby prizes for Mrs. Wilbur Cato and Robert Wicke. Mizpah Lodge to vote on a death benefit. A baby, Buford Barrett, dies at five months with funeral at Whistler cemetery. Hugh L. Fox and son back from New Orleans visit. Local educators attend Mobile institute. Prof. Fisher at school for book lists. George Gambrel returns from New Orleans and Houston to resume duties at James Smith store.
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Vesuvius Lodge No. 221
International Association of Machinists
Frank L. Reinicke
Adolph Vetter
Wilbur Cato
Robert Wicke
Mizpah Lodge
John Tew
Buford Barrett
J. W. Jones
Whistler
Hugh L. Fox
Hugh, Jr
New Orleans
Lailia A. Peterson
Lula A. Peterson
Barton Academy
Mobile
F. E. Fisher
J. B
Waynesboro
Miss
William B. Saxon
George Gambrel
Houston
Tex
James Smith
Hughes Address Warns Protective Tariff Urgently
In Binghamton Charles E. Hughes spoke in the opera house during a rainstorm urging a protective tariff. He said the nation faces a critical period and that protection for American industries is needed rather than revenue only. He urged labor and capital to work together for prosperity.
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Binghamton
Charles E. Hughes
Opera House
Hughes
Democratic Party
United States
James H. Southgate Dies in Orange County
James H. Southgate, chairman of Trinity College board of trustees and 1896 prohibition vice presidential candidate, dies suddenly at his country home in Orange County. He was active in the Methodist Church and missionary circles and was in Norfolk, Virginia at the time of death.
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James H. Southgate
Durham
N. C
Board of Trustees
Trinity College
Orange County
Norfolk
National Insurance Men Elect Leaders at Richmond Meet
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners elected Jesse S Phillips of Newark as president Fritz Hugh McMaster of South Carolina as secretary treasurer and formed an executive committee. Tour plans include a visit to Co G K Billings racing farm Curles Neck on James River with an excursion to Jamestown Island. Commissioner M J Cleary of Wisconsin argued against state rate making in a paper.
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Associated Press
Richmond
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Jesse S. ‘Phillips
Newark
Fritz Hugh McMaster
South Carolina
Co. G
M. J. Cleary
Wisconsin
Diphtheria Epidemic Strikes North Choctaw
An outbreak of diphtheria in Pennington neighborhood north Choctaw claimed the life of Miss Gertrude Watkins, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. J. M. Watkins, and affected a Thrash child. County health officer Dr. G Fred Littlepage administered antitoxine. Thrash children show improvement.
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North Choctaw
Pennington
Gertrude
J. M. Watkins
Leonard Thrash
Thrash
G. Fred Littlepage
Overton Held in Montgomery Jail Amid Death Inquiry
A detained man identified as Overton sits in a third floor cell in Montgomery awaiting details of the probate judge case. He refuses to discuss the death of Mr Lawler and asks reporters to seek statements from the sheriff.
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The
Short Treamer
Overton
Lawler
Birmingham
Ala
David D. Overton
Huntsville
Montgomery
G. €. Puckett
Smithville
Tenn
Alexander Dyas
Robert Childress
Madison County
Alabama
Cigar Makers Strike Expands in Tampa Area
Reports from Associated Press indicate Tampa cigar factories may see a broader strike, with estimates of 1,000 to 1,900 workers involved. The walkout follows a walkout begun yesterday at four mould-using plants, signaling possible wider action among the 15,000 workers in the trade.
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Associated’ Press
Tampa
Woman Guilty of Slaying Husband by Jury
The Philadelphia Mississippi jury found Mrs. Ethel Winstead guilty of complicity in the January murder of her husband Samuel Winstead, a farmer and mill owner. After 48 hours of deliberation, the jurors indicated a mistrust of the minimum life sentence. Defense motions for annulment were filed as the case moved to sentencing.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Miss
Ethel Winstead
Samuel Winstead
Winstead
Alex. Cater
Cobb Papa Again
Cobb announces the birth of a son in Augusta Georgia last night to Tyrus Raymond Cobb and his wife. The couple already has three children including two boys and a girl.
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Cobb
Augusta
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
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Joseph D. Hughes
Albion
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Ottawa
Canada
Charles Seelbach
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Michigan
Harvey E. Jones
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Jackson, Tenn
Holy Name Societies
St. Vincent’s Parish
Noww
E. A. de Funtak
Louisville and Nashville Road
Ee Eens Ala
M. E. Madden
Mobile Division
Southern Railway
Selma
F. E. Grenade
J. F. Grenade
Asheville, N. C
Saint Andrew Hotel
R. L. Marques of
State Board of Equalization
Cawthon
H. H. Burns
St. Louis, Mo
Cawthon Hotel
W. G. Johnson
Garyville, Ind
R M. Hearin
Bay Minette
Kaimakcalan Peak
Softa
Pries
L. H. Meyer & Sons
House OF Kuppenheimer
E. H. Britton
Dauphin Street
Reyes By.f
Hoyt Shoe Co
Itasten Ta Dae
Pel Eee
Thiepval
Kate McDonnell
Kate McLarney McDonnell
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
J. Hackett
St. Mary’s Catholic
James K. Glennon
Pat J. Lyons
Martin Horst
James Donahue
Daniel J. Callaghan
H. M. Hopper
William L. Killion
A. Festerazzi
Mary Adams
Mary ‘ Adams
Berenson & Sands
Cathedral of the Age Ace Conception
Fath Molloy
Magnolia Cemetery
John McCready
Bert Kohler
James C. Johnson
Frank J. Zepernick
National ‘Association OF Insurance Men Elect
Brands
Nashville
Tennessee
Mr. Overton
Mississippi
Irving L. Simon
World
Central Station Power
Mobile Electric Co
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
J. D. Andrews
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