Two petty larceny cases tried in county court
In county court yesterday two petty larceny cases were heard with fines and costs totaling 87 dollars. J C Curley was convicted of stealing pants from a Black man and George Hickman was convicted of larceny from the Southern railway at Piedmont.
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J.C. Curley
George Hickman
Southern Railway
Piedmont
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Passes Good in Alabama Until 30 Days After Adjournment
A local attorney notes Alabama railroad passes remain valid until thirty days after the legislature adjourns. The general law triggers that acts take effect thirty days after adjournment, so passes will be usable into next summer unless further action shortens the period. The legislature may recess next month and adjourn late spring after finalizing work.
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Alabama
Cricketers to Tour Bermuda from Philadelphia
A Philadelphia cricket team sailed for Bermuda to play three games against Hamilton Cricket Club the Army and Navy and All Bermuda. The trip follows the awarding of a wiring contract for Pelham by the Alabama Supply Company and other local business notices appear in the same issue.
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Brewer
Alabama Supply Company
Conltract
Philadelphia
Bermuda
Edward
Hamilton Cricket Club
Army and Navy
All-Bermuda
Engineers Win 10 Percent Pay Increase Looming In Rail System
Louisville Kentucky February 23 Agreement reached between the general adjustment committee of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and BM Starks general manager of the Louisville and Nashville railroad. Engineers will receive about 10 percent raise in wages and about 80 percent for overtime effective March 1. The raise affects nearly 1800 engineers and adds about 200000 dollars annually in salaries.
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Louisville
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Starks
Louisville and Nashville Railrond
Man Murdered in Birmingham Identified
A man working on a Seaboard Air Line construction crew in Birmingham is identified as Thom as Wilcox. He was found unconscious on Powell avenue and Nineteenth street, died at a hospital, and his body was embalmed for ID. Coroner Paria investigates possible head injury and staged death. arrests expected soon.
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Birmingham
Seaboard Air Line
Gaudin Undertaking Company
Thomas Wilcox
Powell Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Paria
Linen material for suits by Ullman Bros
104 full bleached flax linen woven evenly ideal material for suits. 98 yard 00 inch white linen from Ullman Bros.
Complete line garden and flower seeds in bulk and in packages
A notice offers complete line garden and flower seeds available in bulk and packaged forms. No further details or dates provided.
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Elam, Ordway & Houser
War in Central America rises to active conflict
City of Mexico reports aerial military status as Under Secretary of State Alvarez cites a message from the Mexican consul-general at Tegucigalpa. It states Honduras has declared active war against Nicaragua, with President Zelaya leading troops toward the frontier to engage President Zelayas’s forces.
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City OF
Mexico
Amer
Iee
Aivera
Teguelgcalpo
Honduras
Collon
Nicaragua
Ponilla
Zelayas
Drowning Tragedy at Elmwood Avenue Entrance to Delaware Park
Four people drown after ice breaks on Sealaquada Creek near Elmwood Avenue. Victims include Mrs. Drummer, Ruth Drummer, Anthony and Richard Bieter. Walter Drummer survives. Mrs. Drummer and Ruth were among five persons on the ice when it gave way.
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Kufpfalo
Sealaquada Creek
Elmwood Avenue
Delaware Park
WM. Drummer
Anthony Bieter
Richard Bieter
Ruth Drummer
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