General Outlook: Mobile Shows Encouraging Recovery in Trade
Mobile commerce shows gradual improvement as exports for June reach 2 003 152 dollars with Argentina Cuba Scotland and other regions leading. Post office and banking data point to better trade, while parcel C O D and insured mail volumes rise. Episcopal Church Home at Spring Hill progresses with sandstone and English architectural elements.
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Mobile
Europe
Percy W. Mear
Cuba
Scotland
Moe
Netherlands
England
Seater Algun Eng
Pitish Honduras
Cuatemala
Honduras
Barbados
Trinidad
British West Indies
French West Indies
Argentina
Wogeek Aeess
Brazil
Fescesce Eees Shelle
Guiana
British
Uruguay
Cer Esceeeseerers
Line Ee Cceyens
Sisson
Gulfport
Sacveyewage
Scranton
PT Ohay
Tome
J. Blocker Thornton
Uncle Sam
Episcopal Church
the Hill
Spring Hill
John A. Wetzel
Mobile County
All Saints Episcopal Church
Grayson Promotes Readjustment Measures For Alabama
Representative Claude A. Grayson of Mobile outlines support for a bond issue, new revenue laws, retrenchment, and judiciary reform. He urges jury relief, port protections for Mobile, and continued tax exemptions to boost shipbuilding and local industry.
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Claude A. Grayson
Mobile County
Henderson
Motle County
Gasoline Boat Daphne Enters Trade Tuesday
Announcement by the owners that the gasoline boat Daphne will make her initial trip to Daphne and Montrose Tuesday afternoon leaving the municipal docks at 3 30 p m The vessel can carry 200 passengers and 25 tons of cargo built at McTaggart Thompson Docks Captain Pose with 15 years bay boat experience designed with Coster for speed of about ten miles per hour Schedule shows daily Mobile departures at 3 30 p m to Montrose via Daphne with arrivals at Daphne 4 45 p m Montrose 5 15 p m and Montrose departures 6 45 a m to Daphne 7 20 a m arriving Mobile 8 30 a m
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Daphne
Montrose
Municipal Docks
McTaggart & Thompson Dry
Joseph Pose
Bay Boats
James A. Carney
Coster
Pose
Mobile
Catholic Church at Battles to be Expanded and Remodeled
Trustees sign contract with R A Raney for redesign and enlargement of the Catholic church at Battles. Downey & Mobile Architects prepared the plans calling for tripled seating as parish membership grows. Work to begin immediately with materials sourced from Mobile.
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Charles and
Church Streets
J. T. Jett
Battles
Downey &Mobile
Deonhey
Mobile
Alabama Health Funding Urged to Cut Disease Losses
Dr. Seale Harris argues Alabama’s greatest economic need is health funding. He cites preventable diseases costing the state about 30 million yearly and urges a 100000 appropriation for the state board of health plus full-time county health officers to curb illness, boost literacy, and prevent epidemics.
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Seale Harris
Alabama
Health Board
State Board of Health
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Florida
Alabama’s health drive for wealth and growth
The speech links health to Alabama’s prosperity, arguing malaria hookworm and pellagra hinder labor and industry. It advocates spending one hundred thousand yearly for full-time health officers to save thirty million annually, framing sanitation as essential to attract capital, cotton mills, and overall development.
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Alabama
Commonwealth
Cupid Gets Busy and Boosts License Market
In the probate court on Saturday afternoon marriage licenses were issued to Henry Brannan a former member of the board of revenue and road commissioners and a wealthy Wilmer Alabama resident and Miss Sarah A Kay Edward W Keaton and Nennie Evans Guy C Sherman and Ruth Agnes McPhillips and Richard M Kendrick and Lucy Evelyn Bartee.
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Cupid
Henry Brannan
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Wilmer
Ala
Sarah A. Kay
Edward W. Keaton
Nennie Evans
Guy C. Sherman
Ruth Agnes McPhillips
Richard M. Kendrick
Lucy Evelyn Bartee
Motorcycle Races at McBride's Fulton Road Track
Weather permitting this afternoon at 2:30 racing fans expect fast action at McBride's Fulton Road track. Entries include O F Gordon Jim Daves and C Touart on the Indian W A Goins and W A Chenoweth on the Excelsior W A Goins and FE Schreiner on the Harley Davidson and T Mc Cants on the Thor IV.
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McBride
O. F. Gordon
Jim Daves
C. Touart
W. A. Goins
W. A. Chenoweth
Excelsior
FE. Schreiner
Harley-Davidson
T. McCants
Rose Ann Patton Seeks Separation in Mobile Suit
Rose Ann Patton through attorney F K Hale Jr filed for divorce from James D Patton in the law and equity court. They were married thirty years ago in Newaygo County Michigan and lived together until one year ago when they moved to Mobile County. The bill states the husband’s conduct endangered her life prompting separation.
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Rose Ann Patton
F. K. Hale, Jr
Law and Equity Court
James D. Patton
Oratrix
Newayro County
Michigan
Mobile County
City Court Notes: Marshall and Wade Convicted. Washington Pleads Guilty
In city court Saturday Theodore Marshal was found guilty of gaming in a public place and remanded to county jail for sentence. Charles Wade was found guilty of possessing burglarious instruments and sent to jail to await sentence. George Washington pleaded guilty to assaulting Tula Bolling.
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Theodore Marshal
Charles Wade
George Washington
Tula Bolling
Brakenridge to be tried in city court this week
Brakenridge formerly owned the battleship yacht Pequot and was arrested in New Orleans on a February 1914 indictment for obtaining 1260 from Edward W Buck by falsely claiming ownership. He will be arraigned Thursday July 8 before Judge Semmes on false pretenses charges and plans a not guilty plea. Other docket items include Jim Pippin for murder and a Cotage Hill case with Fred Seymour Lonnie and James Lee. A suit was filed by N A Richards for 300.25 against John Shearer.
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Newell
Brakenridge
Battles
Globe Trotter
Alaskan Mail
New Orleans
Mobile
Grand Jury
Edward W. Buck
Pequot
Oliver J. Semmes
Jim Pippin
Charles Williams
Pippin
Williams
Cotstage Hill
Fred Sennier
Fred Seymour
Lonnie
Louis Walker
James Lee
N. B. Brakenridge
James Pippin
Percy Williams
Henry Williams
Tara Knowles
N. A. Richards
Webb & McAlpine
Law and Equity Court
John Shearer
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