Juvenile Court of Mobile County Now in Operation
The new Mobile County juvenile court operates in the courthouse with two offices near the probate judge. It handles children sixteen and under who are delinquent or incorrigible, detailing offenses from theft to immoral behavior and truancy. The court can place youths on probation, commit them to state or local institutions, and relies on parental cooperation for effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Jem
Juvenile Court
Mobile
Ala- Dama
Saitedina
Charles Street
Salvation Army
East Lake
Mount Meigs Negro Reform School
Alabama
Crim
Auditor to Press Suit Over $50 000 Claims
Auditor M. C. Allgood has turned over nearly $50,000 in claims against former state and county officials to Attorney General William L. Martin for collection. If settlement fails, suits will be filed against ex-Auditor Co. B. Smith, ex-Treasurer John Purifoy, and their bondsmen for warrants paid for special attorneys' fees during Governor O Neal's administration. Additional claims include Bibb County clerk R L Avery $434.05, Jefferson ex-sheriff W K McAdory $305.25, Washington ex-probate judge D L Long $600, and ex-superintendent R E Blount $505.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
M. C. Allgood
William L. Martin
Peston
Co. B. Smith
John ‘Oy
O'Neal
R. L. Avery
Circuit Court
Bibb County
W. K. McAdory
Jefferson
D. L. Long
Washington
R. E. Blount
Mobile Delegation Leaves for Reconvened Legislature
The Mobile county legislative delegation will travel Sunday night to Montgomery for the reconvened session opening Tuesday morning. It includes Senator Harry T. Hartwell and Representatives Claude A. Grayson Bart B. Chamberlain and W. E. P. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County
Nontgomery
Harry T. Hartwell
Claude A. Grayson
Bart B. Chamberlain
W. E. P. Wilson
Mobile
City Court Docket Crowded With Major Cases This Week
The city court docket this week is the heaviest of the term with Sidney Berrey charged with criminal libel set for Thursday. Other cases include the Southern Express safety theft, the American Laundry safe robbery, and various burglary grand larceny and prohibition actions. The week’s call lists numerous defendants across Monday through Saturday for offenses from grand larceny to receiving stolen property and license violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Berrey
Mobile Tribune
Southern Express Company
Thomas Merriwether
Ira
Charles Davis
James Bailey
William
Wilmer Brooklin
Myron Ford
Fred Seymour
Alfred Seymour
Louis Walker
James Lee
Charles Higgins
William C. Sanders
Sarah McClure
William McClure
James and
Mary Hughes
Charles Williams
William Thomas Merriwether
Tra . M. Davis
Ira ’ Davis
Charles S. Davis
Lula Knowles
Edward Morningstar
Adams Machinery& Mfg
Ball Player Breaks Leg Sliding to Second Base
J. A. Buck, a young white man, broke his right ankle sliding into second base at Lyons Park on Saturday. He was taken to Dr. O. H. Harris for surgical care and sent home to 13 South Monterey Street.
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Lyons Park
J. A. Buck
O. H. Harris
South
Monterey Street
No Chance for Holders to Send Liquor Away
Chief of Police Crenshaw sought an opinion from City Attorney Smith on shipping surplus liquor out of state. The attorney advised against allowing any prohibited liquors to be sent from Alabama, citing sections that make keeping such liquors prima facie evidence of sale and subject to forfeiture.
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Mobile County
F. W. Crenshaw
R. H. Smith
Alabama
Delegation Plans Trip to Montgomery and Atlanta
A delegation will bring family to Montgomery then proceed to Atlanta. Members have been working on local matters including improving the state's only seaport and seeking the opinion of Societe members on key issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Atlanta
Societe Memati Ienalaced
Citrus Growers of Gulf Coast Now Fully Organized
Central Citrus Exchange unites nine Mobile county sub exchanges, five in Baldwin, and all Mississippi citrus sections with HQ at Mobile. Officers named include L. G. Swartwout as president and Dr. Powell as first vice president. Mobile County Sub-Exchange forms and incorporates to handle citrus fruits and nuts under the exchange plan.
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Gulf Coast
Alabama
Mississippi
Citrus Exchange
Mobile County
Baldwin
Mobile
L. G. Swartwout
Fowl River
H. D. Powell
Ocean Springs
Miss
O. F. EB. Winberg
Silver Hill
Ala
L. C. Rhodes
Ray Minette
J. H. Webb
Dr. Powell
Dr. Winberg
Central Exchange
Gulf Coast Citrus Exchange
Collin Macdonald
Grand Bay
G. E. Newman
Percy C. May
Theodore
G. B. Green
Irvington
Sub-Exchange Incorporated
Mobile County Citrus Sub-Exchange
G._B. Green
P. E. May
E. K. Dyar
Dawes
J. O. Cox
Satsuma
A. L. Abbott
Hall's Mill Road
Mexican Sisal Imports Lead Mobile District June Trade
The June import report shows Mexican sisal shipments as the largest in the Mobile district, totaling 364 645 dollars. Collector Percy W. Maer notes overall imports for June 1915 reached 687 054 dollars with a loss of 219 589 dollars compared to 1914.
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Mexico
Mobil
Percy W. Maer
British Honduras
Honduras
Wigeparmn
Japan
Gurlport
Port charges meeting set to discuss towing monopoly report
Chamber of Commerce directors invite Interested Persons and press to a Tuesday 7:30 p m meeting in the chamber rooms. Chairman J C Rich and port charges committee members will join Captain Sid Dorgan and pilots' association reps to review the report alleging Mobile Towing and Wrecking Co formed to monopolize towing and branding Mobile Bay and Bar Pilots' Association a legal monopoly. No action was taken at last Tuesday's board meeting after press was barred from the room.
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J. C. Rich
Port Charges Committee
Sid Dorgan
Pilots’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company
Mobile Bay and Bar Pilots’ Association
Submarines Sink Ten Merchant Vessels This Week
The British Admiralty press bureau reports ten merchant ships sunk by German submarines in the week ending July 7, totaling 31 068 gross tons. Three more vessels the Ellesmere Clio and Nordsas were torpedoed with crew losses and rescues, as ships were towed and landed at Milford Haven and Aberdeen.
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London
The
Admiralty
Ellesmere
Milford Haven
Liverpool
Clio
Nordsas
Aberdeen
Alabama to Produce 71 500 000 Bushels of Corn This Year
The Bureau of Crop Estimates at Washington forecasts Alabama will harvest 71.5 million bushels of corn this year, up from 65.5 million last year. Southern Alabama shows a 40 percent increase in corn acreage, with Irish potato land shifting to corn and more wheat planted. The rise in corn and wheat acreage suggests substantial savings on feed imports and higher state production amid favorable yields.
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Alabama
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Item
Bureau
Bulletin
Aenapeoples
United
As of Bureau
Co-Operative Market Conference At Government Street Loop
A conference of producers to form a Co operative Market for Producers and Consumers will meet next Thursday at 1 PM under the pecan grove at Rickardy Place Fulton. A barbecue will follow and invitations go to bay shore Dawes traction zone growers. Tony Berbeze hosts a roast. Organizers include A Zimlich Aubrey Boyles and Charles Ibach with local chairs naming Dawes Union Church areas to invite attendees.
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Government Street Loop
Rickardy Place
Fulton Road
Bay Shore
Dawes Traction Zone
A. Zimlich
Aubrey Boyles
Charles Ibach
Ibach
St. Francis Street
Dawes and Union Church
Zimlich
Mertz Station
William J. Rowell
Farnell
Tom Farnell
Lloyds
James Dwenry
Warren's
John Cteutat
Mann's
Eason
Thomas’ Store
Robert Lartigue
Theodore
J. O. Bolton
Delchamps
Lossing
Coden
L. B. Rayfield
Pierce's
William
Bay Shore and
Wilmer
Cotton Ginners Convening in Birmingham July 20
The Memphis based Ginners Association invites all cotton ginners to a Birmingham convention at the Chamber of Commerce on July 20. The event promises the largest ginner assembly yet with full program to be announced. Agriculture Commissioner and Insurance official plus Veigh Cockrum and other leaders expected to speak. A fire at 260 Bloodgood Street Saturday afternoon caused by carelessness damaged no structures according to early reports.
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Ginners* Association
Memphis
Bloodgood Street
A. V. Eslava
Sam Mallon
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Juvenile Court OF
J. F. Hogan
C. Roberts
Will
Purifoy and
SMITH
Martin
City Court
Sisalis Seing
JUST
VNU
Peter Thompson
Birmingham
Cave
Marseilles
Rip
Royal Society
Columbia Medallion
L. Hammel Dry Goods Company
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