Sullivan elected president of Mobile Division Hibernians
J Sullivan was elected president of the Mobile Division Ancient Hibernians for a sixteenth term at the annual lodge meet. Officers listed include M L Kell vice president and Thomas P recording secretary. The report praised growth with 147 new members since April 1 and finances in excellent shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sullivan
Hibernians
Wee J. Sullivan
M. L. Kell
Thomas P
William Y
Arthur
John Almer
Jos. C. Sullighairman
Thomas A. Yeend
Wm. McAtee
D. H. Barrett
Wm. T
John H. Moore
Wm. B. McAtee
Thomas J. Conboy
Thomas Pr .Lynch
Michael Desmond
Alex Neely
John A. Hughes
Thomas J. Potter
Michael J. Doody
Arthur J
St. Patrick's
Michael J. McDerott
John J. Monaghan
Thos. A. Nd
Michael T. Judge
John A. Jos
C. Sullivan
Wm. B.mees
M.L. Campbell
Michael J. Dook
Thomas T. Palmer
Wm. M. Roon
Thomas J. Lynch
Jos
R. Quinn
Sid Berry
Walter
F. Walsh
Carlin
J. Byrne
Sentinel
John P. Nun
Edward Carlin Marshall
Sullivan
Chauffeur Arrested for Speeding in City
Will Jones, a Black chauffeur, was arrested Tuesday morning by Patrolman George Galle on a speeding charge. Jones was released on bail in the recorder's court due to insufficient proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jones
George Galle
Jones
Recorder’s Court
Big basketball team is no more in Mobile
The November report by Mobile YMCA Physical Director A. E. Mariott states there will be no big team this year as the trip abroad and road games cannot be arranged. He notes Mobile’s prominence in southern basketball and cites rising class attendance and more classes in the physical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
A. E. Mariott
Prof.Mariott
Prof. Mariott
South
Mariott
Indoor Job Brings Bobwhite Down on Quiet Field Ride
The scene depicts late fall with bare trees and brown fields as a gun, a dog, and a man share calm moments. A covey of bobwhite birds hides in hedgerows and thickets before the dog startles them with a rush of wings and a crash, yielding the birds’ return.
Ways and Means Committee Meeting Plans Elaborate Program
Final arrangements for the Ways and Means Committee of the Chamber of Commerce meeting at 7 30 o clock tonight are made by Business Don Farnsworth. Prominent speakers include A J Parsons on Industrial Development The Armor Plate Plant Albert P Bush on The Fee System and Commissioner Laz Schwarz on fire insurance rates in Mobile. J Leslie Taylor will read the taxation committee report on the Somers System of Valuation. Members are urged to attend and bring a friend with you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and
Chamber of Commerce
Don Farnsworth
A. J. Parsons
Albert Ip. Bush
Laz Schwarz
Mobile
J. Leslie Taylor
J. M. Ponder
Ways and Means
Negro sought for double shooting in Kushla Alabama
Three deputy sheriffs searched Kushla Alabama for Jasper Preston a colored man wanted for the December 4 shooting of James Threadgill known as Friday in a crap game on upper Royal street The search followed a Friday night shooting of Leonard Johnson near Ruskia and a description was sent to county precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kushla
Ala
Jasper Preston
James Threadgill
Upper Royal Street
Preston
Dennis Lynch
Laurendine and
Mansfield
Leonard Johnson
Ruskia
Personal Visitors in Mobile for Christmas Shopping and Meetings
A parade of visiting guests checks into Mobile hotels including the Bienville and St Andrew. G B Bear and wife from Bexley Miss. Mrs A H Chadwick and Mrs L E Cooper from Robertsdale Ala. L W Hammond of Cincinnati. J H Grace from West Salem Ill now in Grand Bay Mobile County. Joe M Pelham Jr editor of the Washington County News visiting on business. F H Brunnel of Chicago spending winter at Magnolia Springs. A H Mitchell G H Anderson and John Payne from Waterloo Iowa. H S Roberts and wife from Memphis Tenn. Mrs C L Johnson Mrs S A Gregg Mrs A H Johnson Mrs D Kuebler of Franklin Ala at the St Andrew Christmas shopping. Ben H Klein and wife from Pensacola are at the St Andrew. Dr and Mrs E Morgan Vance of Louisville after visiting Mobile proceed to New Orleans then return to Battle House for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. BE. Bear
Bexley
Miss
City
Bienville
J. H. Grace
West Salem
Ills
Grand Bay
Mobile County
Mobile
Bienville Hotel
Joe M. Pelham, Jr
Washington County
Ala
Chatom
F. H. Brunnel
Chicago, Ils
Magnolia Springs, Ala
Battle House
C. L. Johnson
S A. Gregg
A. H. Johnson
D. Kuebler
Franklin, Ala
St. Andrew
Dunlap to Fight Government Over Olympic Gowns and Jewels
William A. Dunlap, heir to a hatter fortune, prepares to battle U S customs over gowns and jewels brought aboard the Olympic on November 10. Officials value the items at $100000. Dunlap claims non resident status exempting him from tax while the government argues he is a resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William A. Dunlap
United States
Olympic
Fndt
Moral Forces of the City Highlight at Club Meeting
The Municipal Sociology Study Club explored police as a moral force, the church as moral influence, and home life as parental duty in a tense discussion. Future topics include child welfare as the club plans meetings through March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arte
Municipal Sociology Study Club
Gardiner C. Tucker
J. W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
F. O. Immler
Freed Through Habeas Corpus Returns to Jail
Rachel Ross a colonel who shot and killed her husband John Ross near Whistler Alabama in late June will be arraigned in city court. She was bound over without bail after trial in inferior criminal court but later released on $500 bail via habeas corpus. An alias writ of arrest was issued for murder in the first degree and she is again jailed without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Ross
John Ross
Whistler
Ala
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Browne
Circuit Court
O. J. Semmes
Glover Freed Convict Back In Custody
George E Glover alias William Gardner an ex convict held by detectives Burch and Pearson after his testimony helped end a contract between Mobile County and the Huxford Orvin Naval Stores Company He faces a technical charge tied to ongoing investigations into the camp and company managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George. E. Glover
William Gardner
Mobile County
Huxford-Orvin Naval Stores Company
Burch and Pearson
Glover
Pearson
Turpentine
Naval Stores Company
Opposition 10 Double Primary In Committee Is Favored
Rumor of Combine Against Comer and Split In the Liquor Ranks. The Alabama Democratic executive committee plans a January 7 meeting in Montgomery to set primary arrangements. Majority favors plurality over double primary due to cost and tradition, with Little effect expected in the governor’s race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Democratic Executive Committee
Sring
Tyler Goodwyn
B. B. Comer
Oscar Underwood
Senate
Alabama
Georgia
Of every 200 persons who live to 2 Sotiee e Bee TPS
The readable text is fragmented and unclear. It mentions populations and a TPS term but lacks concrete names, places, dates, or events to anchor a reliable summary.
Doctor Terrill Acquitted in Death Reporting Case
Dr J D Terrill was discharged after a Recorder ruled the warrant for failing to report Tolbert's death was improperly drawn. Legal action for damages may follow. Mobile County Medical Society had endorsed the health officer’s warrant before the hearing. Terrill urged the society to take clear action on the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Edington
Annie Bell
Tolbert
J. D. Terrill
D. P. J. M. Acker
Mobile County Medical Society
Terrill
Acker
Convicted Of Internal Revenue License Violations
John and Mary Marshall of Conecuh County were arraigned in federal court and convicted for selling liquor without an internal revenue license. Judge Toulmain suspended sentence. Tuesday morning Andrew and Martha Horton faced trial on similar charges. Ab Adkins dismisses olives as evidence of culture after a free lunch encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and
Mary Marshall
Conecul County
United States — District
Toulmain
Andrew and
Martha Horton
Ab Adkins
Craft Takes Up Herons Matter With Redfield
President John Craft of the Alabama Oyster Commission in Washington requests that dredging contractors deepen the Grant’s Pass and Pass Aux Herons waterways without spoiling reefs. He seeks to preserve mud from the bottom rich in small oysters and shells to aid new oyster beds and expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craft
Redfield
J. A. Joullian
Alabama Oyster Commission
John Craft
Washington, D. C
Grant’s Pass
Pass Aux Herons
Oyster Commission
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George J. Sullivan
Mobile Division
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Mtst
ST. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Church
Old Shell Road
W. H. Radebaugh
Leone Ballweg
E. J. Lawler
William Kern
Janie Cashin
J. R. Miller
Alice Cashin
A. H. Chadwick
L. E Cooper
Robertsdale
Cawthon
L. W. Hammond
The
Peck-Hammond Steam Heating Company of
Cincinnati
A. H. Mitchell
G. H. Anderson
John Payne
Waterloo
Iowa
H. 8. Roberts and Wife
Memphis, Tenn
Pensacola, Fla
Seiged
Ghurgh
Phillips
Goodwyn
Combine
U. S
Parcel Post
Pink
ALL’ Druggists, OR
E. Fougera & Co., Inc
N.Y
Jefferson
Charleston Streets
Hall
Mickos
Cavers Poe
West
Palmetto St
South Conception
North Carolina
South Carolina
S. W. Cedar
Church Streets
North Conti
West Wilkinson
N. L. Vickers Bell Phone
St. Michael St
the Merchants Bank
Water and
ST. Francis Streets
Windsor
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