County Court Opens May Term with Swift Proceedings
The May term opened with Judge W. H. Tucker and state attorney E. G. Grimes. A special venire was issued and the jury panel for the week named Ed Blalock and others. The court directed a verdict of not guilty in the case against James Montgomery after the state rested. Numerous cases followed with defendants fined, pled guilty, or nolle prose, including charges of drunkenness, reckless driving, illegal gambling, and operating without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tucker
E. G. Grimes
J. E. Weatherall
R. C. Swindall
J. S. Higgins
Ed Bialock
R. R. Beville
J. P. Aronson
W. F. Shuman
R. E. Albritton
W. H. Messer
A. D. McEachin
W. F. Wyman
R. E. Edwards, Jr
Frank Silas
Julian Scott
William Felker
R. Baker
Ed Wallace
Stanley Orlawski
A Massey
J. G. Hanson
Robert Hall
St. Clair Williams
Harry L. Davis
H. P. Murray
Joe Grissett
Market gains lift early New York trading on May 9
Buying of investment shares boosts opening prices led by Delaware and Hudson, du Pont and Eastman Kodak with large gains. Speculative rails and industrials rise to new highs as confidence returns, aided by Secretary Mellon’s call for redemption of liberty bonds, and broad gains across utilities, farm equipment, and food sectors. Foreign exchange climbs with Italian life insurance up, sterling near 4.857 and French francs around 3.91 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delaware
Hudson
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Baltimore and Ohio
National Biscuit
Hudson Motors
Mellon
Second Liberty
Brooklyn Union Gas
Jacksonville Market Report May 9 Florida wholesale prices
Jacksonville wholesale market conditions report from the Florida State Marketing Bureau shows moderate supplies and good demand with prices across miscellaneous vegetables steady. Beans eggs tomatoes and celery listed with per unit prices in Florida crates and bushels, including beans at 75 cents a bushel and eggs at 28 cents per dozen.
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Jacksonville
Florida State Marketing Bureau
Florida
Obituary notice for Magdalena Bickler in Cortez
Magdalena Bickler 87 died at 4:30 this morning in Cortez after a long illness. She had lived in Cortez for two years. Survived by daughter in law Anna Diefenbach. Body shipped tonight to Neimati for interment. Turner Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Magealena Bickler
Magdalena Bickler
Cortez
Anna Diefenbach
Turner Funeral Home
Neimati
Love Nest Opened for Public Inspection by Barrington Firm
Hundreds visit the Love Nest at Jefferson Street and Sarasota Avenue as Barrington Furniture Company opens the home for public viewing. John H. Reynolds owns the stuccoed residence with modern kitchen appliances and draperies by Montgomery Roberts. Buick, Nugrape, and West Coast Ice and Ice Cream are showcased during afternoon tours through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
Sarasota Avenue
Barrington Furniture Company
John H. Reynolds
Montgomery-Roberts Company
Howard Motor Company
Nugrape Company
West Coast Ice and Ice Cream Company
Revival to be led by Rev Sparkman in Bradenton
Pastor W C Sparkman of Manatee Baptist Church will conduct a revival from May 15 to 29 at the church with J F Scholfield of Birmingham directing music and personal work. Local Legion members Freedom Parker S H Fifield and Jack Cregan reported on a sub-committee meeting in Venice. Plans for three Fourth of July celebrations were set for Avon Park Venice and Ft Myers or La Belle with 12 posts taking part. A Charleston contest is planned for Venice but specifics remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Sparkman
Manatee Baptist Church
J. F. Scholfield
Birmingham
Freedom Parker
S. H. Fifield
Jack Cregan
Legion Post
Park View Hotel
Venice
Sarasota
Arcadia
Ft. Myers
Avon Park
la Belle
Libery
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Public Debt
Treasury Department
Washington
Eight New Deacons Added to Manatee Baptist Board
The Manatee Baptist church installed eight new deacons: C. M. Perry, W. A. Martin, B. C. Mayhugh, Alvin Perry, J. W. Neal, M. P. Taylor, J. E. Leitner, and H. P. Perry. The action updates the church leadership roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fight
Board of Deacons
The
Manatee Baptist Church
C. M. Perry
W. A. Martin
B. C C. Mayhugh
Alvin Perry
J. W. Neal
M. P. Taylor
J. E. Leitner
H. P. Perry
Correction issued for name in county court list
Frank Gillette of Parrish protests the listing of his name in a county court cases list saying he was not charged with drunkenness disorderly conduct or speeding and believes his name was confused with someone else The Herald issues the correction and clarifies the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gillette
Parrish
The
Herald
Bank official presents autograph books at Manatee high
S H Fifield and Mrs Zeola Rogers of the First National bank visited the Manatee County High School graduating class this morning. They gave autograph record books to pupils and teachers and Fifield delivered a short address to the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Fifield
Zeola Rogers
The
First National Bank
Manatee County High School
Fifield
Clase
Woods Fire Sunday Brings No Damage
Fire department responded Sunday afternoon to a woods fire on First Street. Crews remained on scene until the blaze subsided and officials determined the damage to nearby buildings was not serious. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
AP Fails to Confirm Varied Reports On Landing Goss Conditions
Newswire notes inconsistent reports about goss conditions for a landing on Fort H. C. Wright near the eastern tip of Long Island. The article mentions continued coverage from Page One and cites sparse details from the AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fort H. C. Wright
Long Island
Navy has no sighting of Nungesser aircraft
Washington May 9 The navy department had no advices that the Nungesser airplane has been sighted by an American destroyer. Naval communications said a newspaperman reported a destroyer sighting but this was unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Naval Communications Office
Nungesser Plane Sighting Reported From New Foundland
The French Cable company relayed a dispatch from St. Pierre Miquelon to New York stating the Nungesser plane was sighted near Newfoundland. The message claimed the White Bird was on course, having flown about 2800 miles since leaving Paris, with an expected arrival near Newfoundland after about 27 hours.
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New York
St. Pierre Miqueton
Western Union Telegraph Company
New Foundland
Nungesser
O.k
Fastnet
Ireland
Nungessen
Coli
Lebourget
France
Paris
Snyder Widow Labeled Like Poisonous Snake in Trial
Millard describes Snyder as a treacherous wife whose jealousy and intoxication with whiskey push her toward murder. He claims she manipulated her feelings to kill her husband, while Snyder sits behind him with a twisted smile as the court hears the lurid testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard
Gray
Snyder
Buglers Meet at Legion Hall Thursday Night
Members of the bugle section of the Legion Drum and Bugle corps meet at Legion hall Thursday night between seven and eight o clock under the auspices of the local Legion. Nonmembers are invited to join. Jack Hicks of Samoset leads the group guiding a local 100 piece band heading to Paris in September.
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Legion
Legion Hall
Jack Hicks
Samoset
Paris
Wakeman’s grave covering device to be shown in Tampa
F Bidwell leaves for Tampa to display Wakeman’s grave covering device at the Florida undertakers session at the Floridan hotel. Invented by H Wakeman, it is manufactured by Florida Millwork Co. The device uses artificial grass that unfolds to form a green mound as the body is lowered into the grave.
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F. Bidwell
Tampa
Wakeman
Florida
Floridan Hotel
H. Wakeman
Florida Millwork Company
Superintendent Takes Annual Post Office Vacation
F H Gould the mail superintendent at the local post office is on his yearly vacation lasting onehalf day.
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F. H. Gould
Woman Tries Murder Using Poison Gas and Car Fumes
The narrative recounts a woman poisoning a man named Gray four times by poison, gas, and car engine fumes. Gray, under her influence, became his thrall. he resisted at first but ultimately complied, bewitched by her control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemet
Gray
NEW SYSTEM OF SCHOOL CONTROL OUTLINED TODAY
A new regulation requires district boards to forward all applications to the county board. The Myakka City district plans to close with an entertainment on Wednesday, inviting other board members. Bertha Clegg and Gussie Williams were elected to teach in Bradenton schools for the coming year. J C Albritton, Myakka City district member, announced the closing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Clegg
Gussie Williams
Bradenton
J. C. Albritton
Myakka City
Sugar Bowl of Louisiana Threatened With Inundation
Mississippi River levees south from Angola face strain as workers and engineers raise low spots and shore up weak points for flood height. A Bayou des Glaises dyke breach could divert floodwater into the Atchafalaya basin, offering relief to the lower river. Herbert Hoover and Secretary Davis arrived after inspecting the levee line between Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
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Page
Mississippi River
Angola
Bayou Des Glaises
Atchafalaya
Herbert Hover
Commerce
Davis
War Department
Baton Rouge
Honor Students Congratulated By Rotarians Today
Theodore Sawyer and Lucian Radd, honor students from Manatee County and Palmetto high schools, were guests of the Rotary club for their luncheon. The club awarded engraved cups to the top schools and will present gold medals to the pupils with the year's highest averages. Local leaders urged continued support to curb youth crime as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Sawyer
Lucian Radd
Manatee County
Palmetto
Rotary Club
Julius Goethius
Goethius
Merle Brown
Houston
Tex
United States
John Wollard
Sarasota
Boys’ Work Committee
A. C. Crockett
Hampton Jones
Ernest Goodson
Crevasse Threat Triggers Mass Refugee Preparations
Secretary Hoover warned of a Bayou des Grass crevasse hazard that could displace about 190000 people into refugee camps. Citizens flood relief group met as Secretary Hover planned a Baton Rouge return with assurances of ample care facilities.
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Citizens Flood Relief Committee
Caernarvon
Hover
Baton Rouge
Hoover
Bayou Des Grasses
Tornado Toll Rising in Two Texas Towns
Teletypes report 25 dead from twisters in Garland and Nevada sections of Texas. Red Cross midwest headquarters cites J. E. Gibson Collins county chapter reporting 50 to 80 injured at Nevada. Destruction of 75 percent of residences and 90 percent of business buildings with property damage estimated between 500 000 and 800 000 dollars.
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Garland
Dallas County
Tex
Nevada
Collins County
Red Cross
J. E. Gibson
Snow Blankets Rocky Mountain States in May
May storm dumps heavy snow across northern Rocky Mountain states with two inches at Salt Lake City marking the sixth May snowfall since 1874. Blizzards delay air mail trains and autos in Wyoming. winds create drifts and threaten livestock while orchard and property damage is light.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Mountain
Salt Lake City
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Little Laramie Valley
Daylight Thief Grabs $3 500 In Diamonds
A robber held up A Kunsberg jewelry in Jacksonville this morning as he opened for business. He forced Mr Kunsberg inside, pistol at his back, and took 36 rings and $225 from a desk before fleeing unmasked. Police searched but found no trace of the bandit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
A. Kunsberg
Kunsberk
Inverness Man Dies In Florida Car Crash
J. W. Tooke, 59, formerly of Inverness, died in Clearwater from injuries after his car hit another driven by Katherine Jessen of Tampa near Dunedin. Tooke had a fractured skull and did not regain consciousness. Mrs Tooke suffered severe facial lacerations. Jessen, a Red Cross worker, may face charges of reckless driving or manslaughter.
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Clearwater
Fla
J. W. Tooke
Inverness
Katherine Jessen
Tampa
Dunedin
Tooke
Miss Jessen
Red Cross
Foreclosure Notice in Madater County Florida 1927
In Chancery foreclosure action A A Barker vs Everett Simmons L L Bim mons Walter P Renker and wives William J Welsh defendants. Order of publication requires Walter P Renker and Mrs Renker to appear June 3 1927 at Bradenton Court House Florida. Publication in Bradenton Herald four consecutive weeks. Copy mailed to defendants at 245 Broadway Newburg New York. Clerk Robert H Roesch seal.
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Walter P Renker
Walter P. Renker
Broadway Newburg
New York
Florida
Bradenton
S A. Kemphill
W. B. Shelby Chichlow
State OF Florida
OF Manatees
Robert H Roesch
Circuit Court
Manatee County
Robert H. Roesch
Notice to Tax Payrs Hearing June 1927
Assessor of Taxes for Manatee County Florida will meet with the Board of County Commissioners at the Clerk's Office in Bradenton on the first Monday in June 1927. Purpose to hear complaints and receive testimony on property values and to perfect the 1927 assessment roll. Clerk Robt H Roesch, Deputy H C Stancliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manatee
Florida
Board of
County Commissioners
Manatee County
Bradenton
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R. L. Alderman
J. N. Dickerson
W. DD. Windham
Nolle
Alonzo Dix
Shine
Britt Wingate
Ala Capias
C. W. Hawkins
Nollie
J. T. Williams
Charleston
BANK
H. S
Poirionious
Sugar Bowl
Louisiana
Kansas
Herald IN the
Manatees Ave
13Th St
A. W. Mellon
BY Williams
Dave
MES
Bat Wassino
Lon Chaney
Chaney
U.S
Weaser Mice. We
Madater County
A. A. Barker
Everett Simmons
L. Bimmons
William J. Welsh
A. Hemphill
Robt
H. Roesch
H. C. Stancliff
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