Eldridge Acquitted In Mobile Excise Case
Leo F Eldridge owner of a Bay Avenue saloon near Washington Avenue was acquitted by the Mobile Excise Commission on charges of violating the Smith ration bill and commission rules by selling liquor to minors. Peter H Hamel’s case regarding alleged Smith verdact bill violations was reset to February 25 at 10 30 am due to Hamel illness and for witnesses.
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Excise Commission
Eldridge
Leo F. Eldridge
Bay Avenue
Washington Avenue
Excise Commission of Mobile
Cage Péter H. Hamel
Eamwon
Hamel
Davenport Appointed Notary Public by Governor
M E Davenport was appointed a notary public by Governor Charlies Henderson and filed the required bond in probate court on Tuesday.
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Pony
M.E. Davenport
Charlies Henderson
Busbee Funeral Notice and Interment Details
Entered into rest February at 11 a m. Charles Busbee of St. Marys MS, aged sixty. Funeral service at 3 o clock, with interment in the local cemetery. Funeral time and church details unclear, but indicates a February passing and burial plans.
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St. Mary's
Busbee
Charles
County Board Aids Country Schools
The Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners approved $10 for libraries of public schools at Goff Gulfcrest Maples Morris Hill and Satsuma. Petitions on Kil Marnock Street drainage road cleaning Carlin Street and Cunningham Road were referred to road committees. Bids for printing stationery hardware and groceries were opened. Riva named road overseer for district three. Convict camp meat bids rejected for unspecified meat type. Cedar Point river bridge specs filed.
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Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Libraries of
Public
Goff, Gulfcrest
Maples
Morris Hill
Satsuma
Kil- Marnock Street
Pate Erde
Carlin Street
Dance
Pert T Numarty
Cunningham Road
Government Street
Finance
Cal Capetinn
Cottage Hill
Cedar Point Road
T. W. Nicol
Wallace Praises Henderson In Mobile Meeting
John H. Wallace Jr state game and fish commissioner visits the Cawthon hotel in Mobile to discuss protecting saltwater fish and the county's fish industry. He endorses Governor Charles Henderson noting his loyal, prudent leadership and financial steadiness amid political contention.
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John H. Wallace, Jr
Cawthon Hotel
Mobile
Wallace
Henderson
Charles Henderson
Neiples
E. H
Kelly Case Continued in City Court
The case against Joe Kelly charged with using abusive language was called in city court on Tuesday. An attachment for Mrs. we tarens charged with being a defaulting swit ness was issued by the court.
Harris Charged With Buying Army Goods
Ernest Harris a young white man charged with appropriating several army shirts from the United States government was arraigned before Commissioner Jere Austill on Tie and held under a 100 dollar bond awaiting action by the next federal grand jury.
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Ernest Harris
United States
Jere Austill
Tye
Supreme Court Limits I C C Inspection Powers
Washington Feb 23 The supreme court ruled the interstate commerce commission lacks authority to inspect correspondence files of interstate railroads. The decision upheld a western Kentucky federal district court ruling that refused to compel the Louisville and Nashville railroad to permit inspectors to access its files.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal District Court For Western Kentucky
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Bryan wears enamel dove of peace lapel at cabinet meeting
Secretary Bryan appeared at a cabinet meeting wearing an enamel white dove of peace with an olive branch in its beak on his coat lapel. He said the dove was a gift from a friend and a reminder amid questions about possible foreign policy complications for the United States.
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Bryan
Washington
United States
Russians Defeated in Mazurian Lakes Campaign
German forces led by Field Marshal Von Hindenburg pushed back Russian units near Suwalki Poland. Four days of combat left Russian casualties around 20 000 with 64 killed or wounded reported in a single engagement and about 150 000 on a pelotating unit.
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Suwalki
Poland
Berlin
London
von Hindenburg
Mazurian Lakes
Funeral of Leroy McKee Montgomery Journalist
The funeral of Leroy McKee, an aged Montgomery newspaper man, took place Tuesday afternoon at 1 35 o clock on the arrival of the southbound Louisville and Nashville train. Rev O C Meeden of St Francia Street Church conducted the service. Magnolia ice and interment was in countryside cemetery.
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Leroy M’kee
Leroy McKee
Montgomery
Louisville and Nashville
O. C. Meeden
St. Francia Street
Magnolia
Bankruptcy petitions filed against several firms in Portian
A voluntary petition was filed by R. V. Adama & Sons Company of Portian Alabama with liabilities of 17 046.88 and assets to be determined. The same day other companies including Fisk Tire Company and the Selma Ware Company were also listed in voluntary bankruptcy petitions.
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Me “ Gee
R. V. Adama & Sons Company
Portian Ala
Nadaer
Rey Thre
Ae Tee Ar Company
O E Fisk Tire Company
Selmaarn Ware Company
Sickness on Schooner Kineo Stages Port Nassau Landing
The American five masted schooner Kineo, from Norfolk February 9 for Port Arthur Texas, arrived at Nassau New Province on February 28 seeking medical aid as several crew members are ill.
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Nassau
New Province
Kineo
Norfolk
Port Arthur
Texas
New Orleans Cotton Market Signals War Demand
Dispatches report that cotton futures in New Orleans were volatile with trade interest tied to war prospects. Prices showed sharp moves around 8.26 and 8.86 as buyers weighed near term demand and supply uncertainty.
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New Orleans
Hauiaanion
Dispatches
New York Cotton Market Shows Nervous Trading
Spot cotton stayed quiet as nervous sentiment weighed on prices. News from export concerns and war zone jitters kept buyers cautious while middling cotton closed near last levels with slight fluctuations around 8.3 to 9.0 cents per pound.
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New York
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Report
Market notes from Liverpool show futures closing quiet with several contracts listed. Prices include low middling around 4.97 and 7,000 bales traded, with receipts totaling 49,990 bales and speculative activity at 1,000 bales. Futures shown for May 4.84, June-July 4.88, July-August 4.93, October-November 6.04, and January-February 6.11.
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Liverpool Aron
Liverpool
Market Weakness After Holiday Sips Stocks Across Rail and Steel
New York has a broad market slide as holiday trading ends with widespread weakness across miners and industrials. Stocks listEvans show small fractions of gains and losses, with American Sugar, Canadian Pacific, Northern Pacific, and Bethlehem Steel among notable names tied to the broad retreat.
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New All Street Review
New York
International
Baltimore & Ohio
Americas
Atchison
Tlantic Coast Line
Altimiore and
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesa and
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Interborough Met
Lee and Nashville
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Co
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Cow
Central
N. H. & Hartford
Nortene
Western
Northern Pacific
Seaboard Air Line
Ptd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Pia
Texas Co
Union Pacific
United States Bt
Virginia
Caro. Chem
Western Union
Bethlehem Steel
Savannah naval stores prices and shipments report
In Savannah on February 23 a naval stores firm received 302 casks with 411-20 barrels. Rosin firm shipments included prices for brands B and G and T at 2.90 and 3.08 respectively and for EK 4 N at 6.00, WG 6.40, WW 6.55.
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Savannah
Cash Grain Market Report Notes Pricing Fragments
Fragmentary market item lists cash grain prices with No 2 hard No 2 white and age values. Indicates scattered figures 71 12 and 56 67 without clear context.
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Hurtel St
Clarke
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Coneeuh
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Champion Shoe Shop
St. Emanuel Street
Havoc
Trai
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St. Francis
Seiple
the Jacksmith
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Sprn Hill
Burton Avenues
Ehton
Artemus Lindo
Conte Lindo
Toulminville
Dixie Park
Whistler
Gus Brettel
Ruth
Tom Fincher
Grand Bay Road
Dawes
North Carolina
L. V. McC
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PEI Stock
Wwe
Palomas
Congress Streets
Aquare Bianos
Best Town
Mexican Gulf Seesteal Estate Agency
Atmoabama
Molawk
Benshin
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Edgland Acres
Tastee Ala
Loxley
Lerge
N. Royal St
Indiana Ave
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Royal St
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Biles Supply Co
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Belle
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U. S. District Court
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W. W. Thompson
Hixon
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BRVIN
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Government Bell
Home
Cottage Cedar
South Virginia St
Conti St
Carl N. Lulling
W. Catherine
Comstock Produce Co
Central Portrait Co
Wilcox Ave
Ivor
Star Drug Store
Spring Hill
Niehi Housekeeping
Hamilton Gt
U. S. District Court, IO. Dist OF Bankruptcy
Zack Jones, Jr
Willie Miller
Theodore
J. W. Benjamin
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
William Caffey
H. H. Smith
C. W. Tompkins
County Board Aids Country Schools
OV. Henderson
Calvary Baptist Church
Hitve
Ethel H. Greene
Carlina Turck
Deka
Harris
Mobile Chamber of Com
C. Shoulders
Leurere
Goshen and
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce
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