Welsh Murder Case Continued in City Court
Matthew Welsh youngster killer case extended to April 14 after Dr. C H Mastin testified the defendant was ill stomach trouble but failed to appear. The court demanded the physician testify further. One hundred seven witnesses remain to testify next Monday. Neely was killed December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Mastin
C. H. Mastin
Matthew Welsh
T. C. Neely, Jr
McAlpine
Webb & McAlpine
Mastin
N. R. Clarke
Neely
Delegates Attending National Y W C A Conven tion From City
Two delegates from this city Mrs R V Taylor and Miss Nannie Owen will attend the fourth biennial YWCA United States convention in Richmond Virginia April 9 to 16. Notable speakers include Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson and Dr Cornelius Woelfkin with others from Chicago London and Hang Chow. Rafe Hoskins quips about excuses and wasting money is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Taylor
Nannie Owen
Young Woman's Christian Association of the
United States
Richmond
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Cornelius Woelfkin
Fifth Avenue
Raymond Robbins
Chicago
National Women’s Trade Union League
Wallace Radcliffe
Washington, D. C
Joseph du Puy Wiggleston
Jessie Field
Ruth Rouse
London
End To The Curse Of Worthless Trusses Promoted
An advertisement touts a clothbound 96 page book with 28 illustrations explaining why elastic and spring trusses are harmful and how the Clothe Automatic Massaging Truss can avoid surgery. It promises a sixty day trial and claims endorsements from over 5,000 people. Readers are urged to request the free book with no money needed.
New York City Mail Offer For Free Book and Trial
A cryptic ad from Box 575 CLUTHE COMPANY at 125 East 23rd Street New York City promises a free book and trial to readers who respond with name and address. The message is unclear and unverified.
Germany braces for potential war as chancellor warns
Berlin April 7. Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg says Germany must be ready with its last man if threatened, while proposing army and tax reforms. He notes Europe has changed after the Balkan war, driven by French patriotism and Pan-Slavism, and cautions war is possible though unlikely, aiming for peace with Russia and mitigation of Austro-Russian tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg
Great Britain
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Europe
Turkey
Russia
Bismarck
Alias writ issued in McCormick juve nile case
Alice L. McCormick charged with violating state juvenile laws failed to appear in city court. forfeiture and alias writ of arrest ordered. Case originated in recorder's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice L. McCormick
Recorder’s Court
Navy recruitment to expand in Mobile area this spring
Sergeant Anthony Legnon reports Navy enlistment materials arriving from Atlanta to begin Navy recruiting in Mobile. So far only two of sixty Marine Corps applicants were accepted since the station opened February 19. Captain F M Eslick toured the Southeast and said the station will stay open while results justify it. The Marine Corps recruitment is split into eastern central and western divisions with the Southeast in the central division based in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Legnon
Marine
Navy
Atlanta
Marine Service
Iit
Mobile
Marine Corps Service
F. M. Eslick
Marine Corps
South Eastern
Chattanooga
Tenn
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Birmingham
Eslick
Marine Service of the
Chicago
McKélvy
Thanks Expressed By YWCA Chairman For Seumas McManus Events
The Y W C A chairman thanks the managing committee the S M club chairman and friends for efforts that covered the small deficit of by special contributions. The final note on the $9 000 property was paid before banking hours Saturday. The board of directors voted unanimous thanks for the long cherished aim fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seumas McManus
S. M. Club
All
Board of Directors
$4200 Raised for New Wing at St Marys Orphan Asylum
Four thousand two hundred dollars was raised toward building a wing for St Marys Orphan Asylum on Centi Street at a Knights of Columbus hall meeting Sunday night attended by about forty men. James K Glennon presided with W T Norville secretary. Subscriptions included five gifts of $500. It is hoped $20,000 total will be raised within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Orphan Asylum
Ccenti Street
Knights of Columbus Hall
James K. Glennon
W. T. Norville
Dr. Binion a Visitor in Mobile Adorns City Scene
Dr. Samuel A. Binion of New York visits Mobile as a guest at the Cawthon. He last came three years ago and spoke to the Council of Jewish Women. An egypologist and encyclopedia contributor, he is now preparing a book on the origin of names and will stay several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Binion
New York
City
Cawthon
Binion
Mobile
A. G. Moses
Council of Jewish Women
Cardui Helps Woman Gain Strength After Ill Health
Mrs Walter Vit of Pleasant Hill North Carolina suffered three summers with nervous headaches prostration and back pains. After taking Cardui the Woman's tonic she improved markedly gaining strength and appetite within three months. Cardui, a vegetable tonic, has aided over a million women in fifty years. Write to Ladies Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tennessee for instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
N. C
Walter
Cardui
M. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chatttanooga
Tenn
Final Details Released for Booster Trip to Mobile
The Louisville and Nashville Booster excursion departs Mobile Tuesday at 8 AM with stops through Montgomery and Greenville. The guest list features Alabama merchants, banks, mills, and firms, with a 7:30 AM meet at the Chamber of Commerce to collect badges and booster hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Mastongs
Cde
Eaas
Greenville
Oraee Slfae
Dees Bolling Bees
Beth Ses
Chapman Ree
Keekens
Alabama
Cern
Mills
E. M. Bailey
Baker-Lyons Co
Bank of Mobile, ney-Cavanaugh _ A Co
Dave S. Bauer
Baum Clothing Co
Blodgett-Duggan
H. Morton Butler
Jas. E. Cahall
Cawthon Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Cirlot
City Bank and Trust Co
Cleveland Bros
Columbia Ice Cream Co
Delchamps Printing Co
D. R. Dunlap Mer. Co
First National Bank
Folmar M. C
Troy
Ala
French Dry Cleaning Co
Adam Glass & Co
R. O. Harris Gro. € Co
Harry T. Hartwell
Hickey & Lyons
L. C. Irvine
Harvey EK. Jones
Kelly-Brady Hdw. Co
le Merit Woolen Mills
Lerio Turpentine Cup Co
London Woolen Mills
B. Luscher &Son
Matt Mahomer
Mobile Item
Mobile Mattress Co
Mobile Register
Model Laundry
McDermott
National Mosaic Flooring Co
Parker, Bros. Jewelry Co
Reiss Mercantile Co
Reynolds Music House
Roche-Burke Undertaking Co
Southern Railway
St. Andrew
St. John & Co
Ed Schwarz
Zadek Jewelry Co
English Carriage Company
Mobile Coca Cola Bottling Works
F. C. Turner & Company
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad Company
Chhairman W. T. Kelly
Louisville and Nashville
Frank Stoll
County board adjourns with road repairs ordered and tax cases
The county board deferred 10 examination of county books to the next meeting while ordering immediate repairs on Tele graph road after loss to A J Spencer. Road issues on Mary's Lane and Virginia street to be handled by the road committee. Tax cases include back tax disputes and abatement petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Equity Court
A. J. Spencer
Telegraph Road
J. H. Jackson
Mary's Lane
Virginia Street
W. B. Inge
John ©. Brown
No Man’s Land
Supreme Court
Chief Crenshaw Works In Civilian Dress With Tailor Visit
Chief of Police Frank W. Crenshaw left the station on Monday without his uniform due to chafing and nerves. Commuters and officials joked about the sight as he sought city hall and asked if he had been suspended. Mayor Schwarz explained the need for a tailor to provide another official suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters
Frank W. Crenshaw
City Hall
Montgomery grand jury called for extra session by Judge Brown
Special report from Montgomery Alabama notes Judge Armistead Brown convened an extra session grand jury to probe the convict department while urging focus on matters warranting immediate inquiry. He promised full court support and charged the jury to pursue essential legal questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Brown
Ala
James G. Oakley
Convict Department
Theo. Lacy
State Convict Department
Armistead Brown
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Grana Jury
Bride Laughs At Post-Ceremony Photo Moment
A bride cannot help but laugh at a photograph taken about an hour after the ceremony, capturing a lighthearted moment amid wedding celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bride
Gaillard Resigns From Mobile County School Board
President Samuel P. Gaillard of the Mobile County Board of School Commissioners resigns and will serve for the last time on Wednesday April 9 as his successor is appointed. N. E. Stallworth is reported to succeed him. Gaillard has served for several years and will devote his time to county commissioner duties after Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P. Gaillard
Mobile County Board of School Commissioners
N. E. Stallworth
Gaillard
Alleged Intent to Murder Arrest Sparks Probe
Willie Richardson known as Poor Boy and W Morgan was arrested early Monday on an assault with intent to murder charge. He is accused of seriously wounding Madeline Matthews in an earlier attack and will be arraigned before Recorder Edington Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Richardson
Alias W. Morgan
A. M. Southall
Madeline’ Matthews
Richardson
Edington
Fire damages Marmotte Street home of B Strickland
A fire at 55 Marmotte street owned by B Strickland heavily damaged the dwelling and furniture. Fire companies 1 6 5 8 10 and 12 responded and extinguished the blaze after about an hour. The fire was caused by sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Strickland
Marmotte Street
Fireman Sprains Foot After Ladder Fall
James Strand of Aerial Truck No. 4 fell from a ladder while at work at the rear of a St. Joseph street house Monday and sprained his left foot. He was taken home on Madison street near Concersion in Chief Price s automobile and received attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Strand
St. Joseph Street
Madison Street
Chief Price
Death of Vincent Hoffman Pensacola Teen
Vincent Giblin Hoffman aged 17 of Pensacola Florida died at Providence Infirmary after an eight week illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs George Hoffman. Funeral arrangements were to be sent to Roche Burke in Pensacola. Chronic bragging is as hard to Pensacola tonight by Roche Burke overcome as chronic drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Giblin Hoffman
Pensacola
Fla
George Hoffman
Providence Infirmary
Roche & Burke
Freight Wreck Delays Train Near Carpenter's Station
A defective brake beam derailed nine cars of a Louisville and Nashville freight train north of Mobile at Carpenter's Station sixteen miles north of Mobile Sunday afternoon at 3 30. No 1 tail train was delayed about four hours with 38 percent of its passengers transferred to a Pensacola accommodation. A special train carried passengers to New Orleans arriving early Monday in Crescent City. The event was a novelty to southbound passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville and
Nashville
Carpenter’s Station
Mobile
Pensacola
John Bose
New Orleans
Crescent City
State Sues for Sale of Real Property in Safety Banking Case
In Mobile Equity Court Judge Berney on Monday heard the case State of Alabama by A E Walker superintendent of Banks versus Safety Banking and Realty Company. The matter proceeded on petition to sell certain real property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad and Equity Court of Mobile
Berney
State of
Alabama
A. E. Walker
Safety Banking and Realty Company
Chancery Court Activities include time extensions and orders
Chancery Court cases feature multiple parties with deadlines extended for filing answers or pleadings. Motions to set aside decrees granted, publications ordered, testimony published, and demurrers scheduled for April dates. Parties include Michael & Lyons Grocery, Bolivia Michael, Southern Timber, Isa Gar land, Georg Hoyle, Ben McDonald, Frank Glessner, Dominique Boniface, Alice Gordon, Louis Gordon, Alisha Tarvin, Pauline Tarvin, Louis Hirsh, Mary Godau, Rebecca Lyon, Simon Cunningham, Item Publishing, Mary Malone, Louis Malone, Mary Pickens, Robert Pickens, Adelaide Blalack, William Blalack, Andrew Dowling, Mary Doody, executor Michael Doody, Josep Driver, Charley New, Emile De Riviere, Claire Darling, William De Riviere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Smith
Michael & Lyons Grocery Company
Bolivia
Michael Et
Dominique Boniface
Alice E. Gordon
Louis W. Gordon
Alisha Tarvin
Pauline Tarvin
Louis K. Hirsh
Mary Godau
Rebecca A. Lyon
Simon Cunningham
William P. Cothran
Item Publishing Company
Et al
Mary H. Malone
Louis Malone
Mary E. Pickens
Robert E. Pickens
Adelaide F. Blalack
William H. Blalack
Andrew J. Dowling
Mary A. Doody
Michael J. Doody
Josep B. Driver
Charley New
Leigh
Emile A. de Riviere
Claire A. Darling
William A. Blount
Henri A. de Riviere
Law and Equity Court Daily Transacted Business
Law and Equity Court heard Foley Fertilizer Co vs Alabama Cotton Oil Co demurrers to complaint overruled Spotswood Sand and Gravel Co vs Zimmerns Coal Co motion to set aside non suit refused plaintiff excepts. Tuesday call Maynard vs Reid Maynard Merc Co N A Powell vs Lige Lee H C Roberson vs Mrs E D Leavitt Crystal Ice Co vs Mobile Light and R R Co Dixie Lumber Co vs Scheuerman and Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Equity Court
Berney
Foley Fertilizer Co
Alabama Cotton Oil Co
Spotswood Sand and Gravel Co
Zimmerns Coal Co
Maynard
Reid-Maynard Merc. Co
N. A. Powell
Lige Lee
H. C. Roberson
E. D. Leavitt
Crystal Ice Co
Mobile Light and
R. R. Co
Dixie Lumber Co
Scheuerman and Pond
Eight admiralty cases set for April trials
Eight admiralty cases were scheduled for trial in April in the United States District Court before Judge Harry T. Toulmin. Cases include Rone Jeff Allen et al versus Steam boat S v South April 15 and United States versus Hieronymus Docks and Lumber Co et al April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
United States District Court
Harry T. Toulmin
Rone
Jeff Allen
Steamboat S
South
E. G. Jackson
Steamboat
James T. Staples
Patterson, Et al
Barclay
United States
Hieronymus Docks and Lumber Co
Hay's Hair Health Promises Rapid Color Restoration
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as a quick, effective remedy for grey faded hair and dandruff. It promises nearly immediate color restoration with a nightly application and offers money back from listed drugstores including Van Antwerp Drug Corp Braswell's Drug Store Ort Man Bros Dave S. Bauer Sutton Brae Drug Co J. T. Hawkins Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Braswell’s
Ortman Bros
Dave S. Bauer
Sutton Braoe Drug CO
J. T. Hawkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rafe Hoskins
U. S. Army
Arms
U.S. Navy
Marine Recruiting Office
DR. Binion
Vincent
Leon G. Brooks
Bay Minette
Ees Dyas
Perdido
Atmore Ee
Flomaton Re
Pollard Anne Enn Wane
Keego
Brewton See Ee
W. K. Linscott
General Whiting
J. M. Scott
Georgia Gilkey
Laura L. Sprague
BE. E. Carriere & Co
Maggie Martin
Arlington
St. Stephens’ Road
S. L. Christie
A. D. McClain
Pascagoula
Miss
G. A. Whitaker
Jett. Brothers
A. E. Perry
J. L. Henderson
Bir
A. McClain
Vincent Hoffman
Carpenter’s
Bank of Mobile
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