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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-07
FOURTEEN TOONE|S !. MOBILES MAJORITY Vote for Licensed Saloons Is
 Overwhelming APATHY IS SHOWN Light Vote Cast, Contest Being Too One-Sided to Arouse Inter- est = A Foregone
 Conclusion
APATHY IS SHOWN

Mobile, July 6.--(Special. By vote of over 14 to 1, Mobile city today sig nified that 1t wants return of licensed saloons in place of the myriad of blind tigers" which have sprung into exis- tence in three years of prohibition and there is every appearance late tonight that the vote in the county will add ma terally to the saloon majority in the city.
 It was foregone conclusion that the county would avail itself of the oppor- tun.ty given under the local option leg islation passed this year to again leg alize the sale of liquor in Noble, the only question with the voters on which there was doubt being whether the sale would be by dispensaries giving their profits to the city, state and coun- ty, or by licensed saloons.
 Campaign for Dispensary
 The local prohibitionists centered their strength on the dispensary system and flooded the city with literature on the subject, making an apeal on eco homie rather than moral grounds. They were led by R. P. Roach, an attorney The local option forces conducted an educational campaign on the lines that prohibition was failure and that dis pensaries would not be any better from moral and material standpoints. The leaders on this side were A. G. Quina prominent cotton factor. and John F. Mitchell, an attorney prominent in church organizations.
 The absolute failure of the prohibi- tion dispensary force to make any i'm pression on the electorate is shown in the vote of 179 for dispensaries against 22s6 for licensed saloons re- corded in the 10 wards of the city and the feeble effort of 1SS votes agains! the sale of liquor. against 2s72 for the legallzed sale of liquor
 Too One-Sided for Interest
 As far as heard from in the county the proportions are about the same with the exception of Citronelle, Will mer and one or two smaller precincts where it Is expected that the dispen- sary had an even break. The fact thai no precinct in the county hastened tc give returns to the sheriff is an indi cation of the want of interest In the election there, there being but seven boxes turned in up to midnight. The lack of interst, consequent upon the public feeling that the contest was toe one-sided to bother about voting, was also noticeable to some extent in the city and the total vote there is 547 short of the vote cast in the commis- sion government election last month With the naming of three excise com missioners, to be appointed by Gov ernor O'Neal, 51 saloons will commence to do business in Mobile without de- lay. -fi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-07
Dying Negro ParOled

Montgomery. July 6.-(spccial.) .)-Sanders Adams, negro, who was sent up for life from Tallapoosa county in April of 190S charged with murder has been pa rolled by Gov. Emmet O'Neal upon recom- mendation of physicians that he is dying of tuberculosis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-07
ENGLAND. Is ALSO
 HAVING A HOT WAVE

London, July 6.--England is also suffering from heat wave which, in America. The temperature in | London today was SS in the shade. the hottest for two years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-07
President Cannot Decide
 Without Repudiating | s.t- Hitchcock
DIVISION MAY BE
 MADE OF THE STATE
Conference Was Held Last Night By Representatives of Thompson and Barker But Outcome
 Not Announced
By WALTER HARPER

Washington, July 6-(Special.) )-Presl- dent Taft today gave two large delega- tions of Aabama's warning republican leaders to understand that he was sorely disgusted with their bickerings. J. 0. Thompson and P. D. Barker, the leaders of the factions and rivals for republican political recognition in Alabama, backed up by a number of their respective sup porters, came to Washington and called on the President in an effort to ascertain who Is who in Alabama. The delegation called a the White House separately, but the President after trying to get heads and tails 10 the quarrel, had Thompson and Barker meet in confer ence. The details of this conference haye not been given out, but the result was that the President put it mp to the Alabama politicians to settler their own quarrel.
 It was agreed on the suggestion of MT. Thompson that o. n. Street, representing Barker. and W. T. Hutchins, representing Thompson, should meet tonight and ar range a compromise to be submitted to the President and the respective leaders tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-07
Showers Refresh Southwest

Kansas City, July 6.-With temperatures over the southwest at o'clock this morn ing reading from to 10 degrees lower than at the same hour yesterday and light showers in sight over most of the territory, relief from the heat was pre- dicted today by the local forecaster. Yes terday's climax of the hot wave will not be reached today by from 10 to 15 degrees.
 At Fort Worth, Texas, slight rain fell today Last night an inch of flrain fell at Niobrara, Neb The temperature at Norfolk Neb.. showed a drop of nearly 30 degrees at o'clock this morn- ing, and at North Platte, Neb., the tenn perature was 5S at that hour.
 Tn the 24 hours ended at : o'clock this morning, there were deaths from heat and 20 prostrations in Kansas City. most of them coming late last night and early today. The temperature dropped from 90 a 10 a. m. to 80 at a. m. At Oklahoma City and Wichita it was 76 at Little Rock, 72, and at Fort Worth, Texas, "A at o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-07
New England Hottest

Boston, July 6-Thunder showers In various parts of New England served to relieve the suffering caused by five days of excessive heat Today's maximum was 1o3 The day added largely to the num- Der of deaths and prostrations.
 Widespread damage resulted from the heavy electrical showers tonight.
 There were 43 deaths in Boston and its suburbs today due to the heat.
 Added to the terrors of the unpre- cedented heat was shortage in ice and milk.
 Reports from nearly every section tell the same story of terrific heat.
 In Lowell there were five deaths and 50 cases of prostrations up to o'clock. Worcester reported three deaths from heat during the day. At Lynn there were two deaths and 50 prostrations. One death was reported from Wakefield.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-07
Division of Patronage

It is suggested that the compromise may consist in the division of the patron age control of the state. This uggestion was made by Mir. Thompson. but the psaee committee may or may not accept it. It seems that since Mir. Barker was made one of the referees of Alabama he has received more favors from the appointive powers. He has the support of Post master General Hitchcock and, on the other hand, Thompson has the support of the Presidents private secretary, c. D. Hilles and Booker T. Washington.
 To take sides in the controversy the President is forced into the position of repudiating either Hilles or Hitchcock. Late developments indicate that Hstes is. slready busy in the campaign for the re- , ,.oi,,faa.t t.54. U A.r4 31rt ande'1r$rs fs
 same time hold the friendship of Hitch cock
 Therefore the President throws the whole matter of the Alabama muddle ! back on the factionists. There is little hope for an agreement between them that will be lasting without some positive ad- justnlent from the President.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-07
Part of the Machinery

"If this law" declared the Attorney General, designed to protect the people of this country from the evils of monopoly and to preserve the liberty of the indvid- ual to trade freely, shall now be clearly understood. the 20 years of slowly de- yeloped interpretation and widening prec- edent will not have been without great value. For the law will henceforth be used, to employ Wilson's language, as a part of the running machinery of our pol itic system adopted to the needs of our social condition"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-07


 MT. Thompson insists that the agree ment between himself and MT Barker with the President was that their friends should simply decide on the division of the state MT. Thompson says that he has | later confirmed this agreement at the | White House by telephone, but MT. Street ] contends that he has had no such under standing and has called off negotiations
 with Hutchins until he can locate MT. 1 Barker.
 MT. Thompson says that if an agreement
 Is not reached by o'clock tomorrow
 morning the President will make the di-
 vision himself Mir Thompson is accom- panied by N. L. Steele, W. J. Hutcnins.
 Lea woodruff, D. E Walker, John T. | McEniry. Frank II. Lathrop and l.. H. | Reynolds.
 Mir Barker is accompanied by J. J. Cur tis, O. D. Street, W. J. Reese, s. Fl
 Wright J. H. Montgomery W. L. Cheri-
 aullt. N. II. Freeman. G. B. Dean, H. c.
 Ashley, w. w. Simmons, J. w. Barnes, T. H. Aldrich and N. L. Wilson. | After an adjournment to secure further instructions from their principals, the peace commission, composed of Street and Hutchns. held meeting at the New | Willard tonight. When they adjourned at 10 o'clock they announced that they had agreed on plan of compromise | which they VIII SuDfIiit to tne flcsiuoiil
 and Thompson and Barker at o'clock
 tomorrow mAnng. They decline to give out the nature or substance of the agree
 ment before 1t is presented to the Pres
 dent and the principals. Mr. Barker could not be located to-
 night and Mir Street proceeded with tho
 conference without further instruction as | to the division of patronage in the state. l It is we'll understood that the friends | of Nr Barker will not accept this plan, as they claim that they are already In | control They do not care to surrender
 anything to MT Thompson without . | fpht
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-07
Varying Instructions

When the referees, Street and Hutch inson, met tonight to form some plan of agreement between the principals they found themselves short up against prob lem as difficult as the main question. Each had varying instructions from his leader. Hutchins had instructions from Thompson that the peace committee had only to decide on a geographical division of the state as to rontrol of patronage. MT. Street had been Instructed in no such way. He had been told that he and MT. Hutchins were selected to suggest some plan by which the Alabama trouble could be settled and had no instructions as to a division of the state. They accordingly adjourned at late hour tonight after re- ceiving further instructions from their chiefs. MT. Street was unable to locate Mir Barker for several hours. He was not in his room at the Ebbitt House. MT. Thompson and his crowd Is headquartered across the street at the Willard.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-01

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-01

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g. unb y. SO. $500.
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isbsn, bsnn - Tu bait ijs uit3t pieber
eeIiebt =. llnb no parit Du beuts.
Stefan2 Wns 1T Dor Stunben aes
ltsben, oab bas ungIutljte aino BEN
COB geIuht bot9!"
rSd. ia, bos mub Is 9eipeIsn iein.
iagte SteFan Rah sirem Iangsn, itipes
rem Sdpeisen unb msbr 5u iih als
81 Der altsn 5rau.
.Sie tpirn eeieben babeU, bab =.
bab id um bic Sdnsiter tparb :.
Qber fpenn Iie bas qsisben bat, mus
iie ia aud sebort bateH. oob - audi
ih nihts au boffsn odb aut ih
unsliidli6 bin! =" ilgts CT i'm tisfs
itsn Sd,merse bin3u.
Sn oieiem @ugsrb.ids 1ffnets fih
bic 1biir, uuo Der Totior srfhi.n aui
Der SbpeII.. Ssiu ser6tbstss i6ipsibs
beosdtsg Geiidt CAB 3suanib Don ieis
nsr groben &nitrsnguna. .Sos erfis
ihtpate 3siteu, a5er bod Elm aebsnss
ssibsn," 'agts sr tisfaufatbmsnb.
Dies Rs3spt muB aueenblitIit, in
Die 4poths.s. odben Si. itartsn
D.in i'm 8auIs, 9err paitOr2"
Stefan elite in ben aslIsr une
bra6ts ben Dein. oanu ftiirmts sr nit
benz Rs3spt in bic 4pctbets. 9i .Wagb
par nod nitt 5uriitgeisbrt, f, mar
sstpib nit Der gOH9oft aud in eis
Msisrei gsaaHgsH. 4.
(Jortissuns fDlst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-01
gntf d. ulbi9uno.

Rihter: .Sie iinb in bic Wpbnuns
bisier 9erren eingebro6en; ME tam.n
Sic od3u2"
4ngetlagter: sd bub' 6aIt nidt sse
tpubt, bab auf oem 3immsr Stubsnten
no6nen!!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-01
81 n iinIt Il

Wirtb: .Sie fino bod 5srr aas2"
Gdit: .Wein Name lit ,5aas", bies
1T 3err RuB. Sic fheinsn iiberbaup!
ois 5afsn una faseu germ az Dsrtpsas
Ielu.1
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