Tragedy Strikes East Lake Woman Wife and Greek Man
July 6 report from East Lake states George a Greek was shot and fatally wounded by R. H. Tucker at 7916 Walker Avenue after a confrontation over threats. Tucker claimed self defense and was jailed on a murder intent charge as a doctor tended the wounded man before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
R. H. Tucker
Walker Avenue
Woodin
Hill- Ri
Wiy
Woodlawn
Gambill
Tucker
Hte
Mit
Geen Constandis
Ai Park
Constandis
Public Beach Highway dispute slows Gulfport route plan
Fifty rural letter carriers gather for a two day meeting as the county sheriff seeks to condemn property for the Gulfport to Bayport air highway. Property owners object to concessions and bond proceedings begin to secure the route. Mayor George Foote presided with local officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Speen
Meander New Oe Py
Awaes
Ae Lew Cle
Gulfport
George Foote
Goodwin
Prefehor
The
Commercial Union
Ot. Mendenhall
Marine trade moves and arrivals at Mobile harbor overview
The port reports multiple arrivals and departures including the Fort Es and Corinto banana cargoes for United Fruit and 16,500 bunches on Corinto. June brings 5,700 bales for Van Heynigen. Fort Gaines to Porto Barrios. Yalton sails for Campeche. Itasca headed to Pensacola for Cuban cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne
Montrose
Fortes
Corinto
United Fruit
Porto Cortez
Honduras
Fort Gaines
Porto Barrios
Gatemala
June
Progreso
Mexico
van Heynigen
New Orleans
Tropics
United Fruit Co
Yalton
Campeche
Mex
Bar and Bay Pilot
Itasca
McIntyre Lumber and Export Company
Pensacola
City of
Mobile
Alma
Belize
Australia
Alamo
Tampa
New York
Oscar G
Cuban
Nimrod
Coal Rate Hearing Opens in Birmingham
Testimony on coal freight rate differentials in Alabama versus Illinois Indiana Kentucky and other regions began in Birmingham before Louis G Bassell ICC official. Alabama coal operators and railroads officials present as operators and dealers argue their positions while testimony will go to the ICC for review and decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louis G. Bissell
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ulsiang
Special Venice for Trial of Jim Pippin Murder in City Court
Special venire drawn for jurors to join regular panel in the Jim Pippin murder case in City Court with 28 named jurors listed for Friday session. Also notes a Bilooxi Mississippi July 6 report on Rockefeller model school and settlement proposal for Harrison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Jim Pippin
Charles Hiams
Harry W. Ollinger
Joseph Costa
Edwin Ogburn
Alfred Mandeville
Frank C. Gordon
George R. McKengo
Leo P. Lilly
Jefferson D. Price
Joost Parker
George W. Threefoot
Charles L. Sigler
William P. Burgett
George 8
Leatherbury, Jr
John T. Evans
Harris C. Vaughan
Charles J. B DeLage
Maurice P. Hyde
Richard D. Walker
Martin Amerson
William D. Hamilton
Robert P. Pope
Ernest L. McGowin
Oliver F. McLean
Seedwan Williams
Zack EB. Agee
James A. Crenshaw
Robert J. Kapahn
Wm. P. Seyed
John D. Gerald
Mayer W. Aldridge
Frank Andrade
Rockefeller School
Biloxy
Miss
Byrd announces engagement and wedding of Na Mae Byrd
Mr and Mrs BE L Byrd announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Na Mae to Mr Charles H Taylor. The wedding is set for July 15 at Prichard M E Church at 9 p m. No cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Byrd
Na Mae
Charles H. Taylor
Prichard M. E
Gulfport Lumber Trade Sees Large June Totals And Pier Settlement
Gulfport Mississippi reports a strong June for lumber and timber exports. production totals include 212 000 feet of lumber valued at 249 047 with 496 385 feet of sawn timber and 112 barrels of pitch. Six cargoes sailed to Cuba, England, and others. A pier traffic dispute with the G S I was amicably resolved after a conference led by Lieutenant Colonel Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport
Miss
Mobile
Ater
Cuba
Silos
England
C. Keller
Leutenant
United States Cor Aoe
Ile
War Department
Washington
Mobile Attorneys Head to Annual Alabama Bar Meeting
A number of Alabama Bar Association lawyers will attend the Montgomery session starting Friday for a two day meeting. Attendees include Elliott G. Rickardy T. M. Stevens Hugh L. Caffey and Frederick G. Bromberg with Hon Hannis Taylor as principal orator. The group aims to align with legislative reforms to judiciary and procedure and bolster measures before the legislature. Secretary Troy reports strong finances and rising member interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Bar Association
Montgomery
Elliott G. Rickardy
T. M. Stevens
Hugh L. Caffey
Frederick G. Bromberg
Hannis Taylor
Livi
Washington
Bar Association
Rap J
Troy
Deaths and Funerals in Mobile Area
Miss Maria Pope dies after two week illness at 105 South Joachim street Mobile native daughter of A L Pope. Funeral held Monday at 6 20 from 106 South Joachim street with Rev Matthew Brewster presiding. Interment Magnolia cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Mrs Mary C Weinand dies at Fort Smith Arkansas wife of George Weinand. Survived by husband five children and Mobile relatives. Miss Mary Wallace dies at 83 after lingering illness in Home for the Aged. John Alfred Cowan of Mobile dies at 25 after lingering illness at 401 State street. Mrs Frank Hecker of Century Florida dies in Mobile infirmary. Celia McLeod six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs McLeod of Leakesville dies after ten days in local infirmary. Interments to Basart Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maria Pope
Mobile
South Joachim Street
A. IL
Sliam B
T. A. Pope
Magnolia Cemetery
Matthew Brewster
Christ Episcopal Church
Chauncey Williams
Henry Stoutz
J. O. Wilson
Marchall Higley
F. Hale
Pope Lee
Frank Sherard
Miss Pope
Alexander Lawrence Pope
Matilda Ann Foote Pope
Mary C. Weinand
Fort Smith, Ark
George BR. Weinand
Weinand
E. R. Auter
Foster
Carl
Clarence
Albert Weinand
Fort Smith
George Lauber
William Lauber
L. F. Brown
E. W. Fisch
W. M. Powell
Mary Wallace
Ireland
Little Sisters of the Poor
John Alfred Cowan
Robert C
Willie- Smith Cowan
State Street
Mobile Lodge No. 40
Easton Spotswood
Frank Hecker
Century
Fla
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
E. A. Haus
Celia. McLeod
McLeod
Leakesville
Greene County
Beroujon & A
Basaart
Walker County Coal Conference Debates Rail Mine Links
In Birmingham special dispatch reports Walker county coal men in heated talks over construction and use of railroad mines from the mines to the Warrior river headwaters. It is learned that hundred thousand tons are teleported down to Motile am t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Walker County
Warrior River
Court notices from Chancery and Equity Court session
The Basinser court records list cases including Ronalds May vs Emma May, conservation of guardianship for non campus distributee Robert Hart, Amelia E B Price vs Lucinda Wilmas et al, and several demurrers and motions. Multiple items set for July and August, with trial and consent actions noted.
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Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Basinser
M . Ronalds
Emma
Soeeg
Gettymains
Harris
Clemmons
Robert Hart
Amelia EB
Price
Luncinda
L. Sebastian
Magdalena Junker
Mattie Radcliff
Beaver Meadow Turpentine Company
Cross
Cora J. Harford
F. M. Archer
Rossman
Alphonse Phillips
Califor
W. Walter Smnpeter
Zack Jemerson
Emma Gorhies
Octavia McEvoy
Alice B. George
Charles George
Georgia
Reed
Vivian Reed
Janie Carroll
David P. Carroll
Beasie B. Moorer
John W. Moorer
Nora B. Gifford
Joseph B. Gifford
Mary E. Holmes
Star of Hope
City Commissioners Hold Brief Session
City board transacted routine business including license transfers for J Thomas at Davis and J Simonson at 72 Government street. Payments approved for Boys' Detention Home and sewer work. lawsuit filed over goods and chattels against L E Bell Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Beree Poolroom
Drew J. Thomas
Davis
201 Avenue
J. Simonson
Government Street
G. W. Lanston
Maury Unruh
J. P. Barrett
Aleatonér Lyons
J. W. Gurley
Camp Ground
S Ground
W. H. Hearn
Law and Equity Court
L. E. Campbell
L. EB. Bell Lumber Company
Recorder Notes Prohibition Impacts as Dockets Rise
Recorder D H Edington cites the effect of the prohibition law while reviewing the docket. Dave Logan receives fines for no rear light and speeding, plus a charge for discharging a streetcar. Sadie Royal, an habitual offender, is sent out of town. Henry Miller pays fines for speeding. Mitchell Latakas case continued for possessing liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Johnson
Whisker
Dave Logan
St. Clair
D. H. Edington
Sadie Royal
Henry Miller
Harris and Newbern
Mitchell Latakas
Latakas
Land Transfer of 5600 Acres from Wizard Investment Co
The transfer shows over 5 600 acres in the county from Wizard Investment Company of Mobile to T W Taylor of this place. The land is noted as some of the choicest in bin we bru elas eee en up by a company for subdivision purposes. Mr Taylor works in turpentine with his sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wizard Investment Company of
Mobile
T. W. Taylor
Taylor
Positive Cure Promised for Skin Ailments in Selma Ad
An old advertisement touts a cure labeled A positive cure for eczema and skin ailments. The claim promises effectiveness even in advanced cases and offers the product for 50¢ at Druggists Cawthon-Coleman Company in Selma Alabama.
Prince Albert tobacco hailed as nation’s joy and easy roller
An exuberant advertisement extols Prince Albert tobacco as the ultimate smoke, claiming unmatched flavor and aroma for both pipes and makin’s papers. It promises easy rolling, crimp cut texture, red packaging, and broad appeal, urging “rollers” to try the product and noting its price and tobacco insurance assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
P. A
Prince Albert
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East Lake
George Constantis
Parce Sega
Public Beach
Marine News
Vitali
Ba Ioe i Holly
Recorder
Lenoir’s
Eczema
Cawthon-Coleman Company
Selma, Ala
Vince Albert
Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Iby
B.S. Reynolds Tobacco Ce
Mobie
Syngeone West
Informadio Cama
du ‘Oon Bee Mobile
St. Joseph and
State Streets
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