New Boy After Seven Months At Probation School
Joe Harness a fourteen year old runaway from Mobile recounts seven months at the Mobile Probation School in Cairo and VanDuster Missouri. He praises Superintendent Putnam and says he plans to return home to work and help his mother.
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Joe
Ohio
VanDuster
Cairo
Ill
Tem
Mobile Probation School
Joe Harness
Missouri
Arkansas
Illinois
Sun
Kentucky
Tennessee
Meridian
Mobile
Putnam
Ody
Wanted Easy and Pay Good Toc to Room
Hotel advertisement seeks a willing lodger at 305 Andrews Hotel offering straightforward room access and reasonable payment terms. Appears in a classified notice style from a historic newspaper page.
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T. Andrews Hotel
Duel in Orange Grove leaves two women injured
Two dusky women fought in a late night incident in Orange Grove. Both were slashed on the leg and required surgical attention. After treatment, they were moved to the city jail awaiting further action.
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Lottie Brans
Jackson
Orange Grove
Fas
Pounds
Charles Rudolph Jr Injured in Collision on Government Streets
Charles Rudolph Jr son of Charles Rudolph of the Mobile and Ohio railroad was involved in a collision with a small electric vehicle and a motorcycle on Government streets. He was painfully injured but not seriously harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rudolph, JR
Rudolph, Jr
Charles
Mobile
Ohio
Health crusade against mice urged for public safety
A fragmented public notice urges citizens to join a health campaign against mice, describing them as a major health danger and calling for collective action to eradicate infestations.
Lyons Campaign Meeting Draws 350 In Ninth Ward Picnic
About 350 voters gathered in the ninth ward on Tuesday night to back Commissioner P. J. Lyons. The event, held in Turn Verein grounds on Charles street, featured speeches by James H. Webb Bart St Chamberlain and Lyons with music and ample refreshments. A second meeting was scheduled for Thursday at German Relief Hall due to space limits.
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P. J. Lyons
Ninth Ward
Turn Verein Hall
Charles Street
Hartwell
Phelan B. Dorson
C. O’conner
James H. Webb
Bart St. Chamberlain
P. J.lyons
Register
Captain Lyons
Emil Brunnier
J. J. Convy
John Kane
Harry T. Smith
Friends
German Relief Hall
Lyons Campaign
St. Michael Street
Mobile City Briefs and Ventures Update
William Rufus Pratt visiting Mobile with wife after Washin gton appointment. Battles host the couple after Pratt lauds Mobile improvements. Mobile Acetyline Light and Carbide Company formed with $2000 capital by Crawford Kaufman Herndon. Cricket yacht from Mobile Yacht Club to regatta in New Orleans with Danner or Holz hor n sailing. Judge Samuel Browne eyed as potential supreme court candidate. he would not confirm.
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William Rufus Pratt
The
Weather Bureau
Washington
Mobile
Pratt
Benedicts
Battles
Ashhenberger
Mobile Acetyline Light and Carbide Company
George B. Crawford
E. M. Kaufman
R. C. Herndon
Mobile Yacht Club
Southern Yacht Club
New Orleans
James R. Hagan
Paul Danner
Yacht Club
Carl Holzhorn
Danner
Holzhorn
Samuel B. Browne
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Browne
Atlanta Business Leader Visits Mobile Plant Project
Colonel George L. Morton a leading Atlanta businessman and head of the Blaugas Company plant planned for Mobile is in the city visiting. Miss C Kiackenberger of Birmingham and J W Hill with wife of Toineette are in town for several days. Harry Puckett shows improvement after a serious operation. A marriage license was issued to Dudley W Lang and Mabelle Tecon.
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George L. Morton
Atlanta
Blaugas Company
Mobile
C. Kiackenberger
Birmingham
Ala
J.W. Hill
Toinette, Ala
City
Harry Puckett
Dudley W. Lang
Mabelle Tecon
Lizzie Davis Fined on Charge by Divorced Husband
Mrs Lizzie Davis was fined five dollars by Recorder Hale after her divorced husband charged her with being a dangerous and suspicious character. Friends said the case was part of a proceedings to secure something.
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Lizzie Davis
Hale
Clayton Held Without Bail in Grand Jury Murder Case
Frank Clayton faced a preliminary hearing before Recorder Hale on murder charges in the shooting of cabbie Alexander Marshall alias Mugs. Clayton claimed self defense and was held without bail. testimony focused on a dispute over fare and Marshall drawing two revolvers.
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Frank Clayton
Alexander Marshall
Mugs
Hale
Clayton
Charlies Tompkins
Touart
Marshall
Deaths and Funerals: Child in Murat and Mrs Zepp
Louis Howell nine months died at Murat Florida after brief illness. Remains moved to Mobile for interment by Berosjohn Sands. Mrs Sadie Zepp died at Fairhope Alabama and will be sent to Philadelphia for burial. she was 42 with husband and two children surviving.
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Louis
W. L
Florence Howell
Murat
Fla
Berojoun & Sands
Mobile
Sadie Zepp
Fairhope
Alabama
Roche- Burke Undertaking Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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Ally
Iltzed
Rebecca
Lyons
Charles Street Grounds
Beecham’s
Beecham
Marlborough -Slenheir
Atlantic City
Travelers’ Insurance CO
Hartford
Conn
LIFE
Seymour F. Forcheimer
Bell Phone
North Carolina
Virginia
Piedmont
Rockingham
Caswell
Person
Orange
Alamance
Stokes
Pittsylvania
Halifax
Ourice
Watley Siorigin
North S
Horton
Accountant van Antwerp Building Mobile
Windsor Cafe
Dr.Brown
Dr. Brown
Dauphin Street
Mobie, Als
Office
S&ssb
Nin
CAN Supply CO
S. Commerce ST. Mobile
B. Luscher & Son
Giblin’s. Bakery
South Warren St
Elizabeth Sisson
Columbus
Rowley Orchestra
Vineyard
Cawthon
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin &T
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