Disorderly Row Over Bottled Beer Bust in Darktown Court
A chaotic court session hears Barrett fined $500 after officers posed as patrons to seize illegal beer. Detectives Harris Newbern and a detective named Woodson testify about undercover sting and a lighted stairway. Other defendants include Seymour and several listed for disorderly conduct with bonds set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Edward
Castle Crenshaw
Harris and
Newbern
New
Recorder
Pearson
Hatchett
Woodson Fielth
Shanley
Weari Washington
Robert Stafford
Megroes
Gus White
Darkie
Violet James
Jennie and
Julie LeSeur
I Harris
Mattie Jones
Noapoth
Seymour
Tidewater Oil Posts Wage Increases After Strike
Notices of wage hikes from 6 to 15 cents were posted at Tidewater Oil's Bayonne New Jersey plant following a strike by workers sent in sympathy with Standard Oil employees. The Tidewater plant resumed operations this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidewater Oil] Company
New York
Bayonne, N. J
Tidewater Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Tidewater
Pope Calls Upon Europe for Peace
The pope urges an end to the war, calling for direct or indirect talks to resolve conflicts without violence. He appeals to peace advocates to unite, predicts only armed conflict can settle matters, and offers a papal blessing to non Catholics as a bid for justice and equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Burial Notices for F. W. Jones and Mrs. Mattie Wood
Funeral services were held for Francis W. Jones at the family home 1153 Thomson with a service led by Rev. Matthew Brewster. Mrs. Mattie Wood was laid to rest in Magnolia cemetery after a service at the Northeast corner of Duval and Ross streets attended by many friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Jones
Francis W. Jones
Thomson
A. J. Leibert,Jr
W. H. Lockier
John J. O'Consdlor
C. H. Dege, Sr
Mattie Wood
Magnolia Cemetery
Duval and
Ross Streets
Matthew Brewster
Christwell
Joseph Salva
Dominion Salva
James Haley
New Winter Coats to Feature Snug Fit and No Pads
James McGinley, spokesman for the Clothing Designers Association of America, announced at the convention that men’s coats will have padless shoulders and snug waists, with broad lapels and deep collars banned. Trousers will be tight, targeting the conservative business man who seeks a dignified, manly cut rather than college or young men’s styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James McGinley
Clothing Designers Association of America
McGinley
Mr. McGinley
Sweet Dreams Mosquito Remedy Sold Everywhere Adverts
A druggist extols Sweet Dreams mosquito remedy priced at a dollar per bottle. He claims the product is a thousand percent perfect with large bottles misrepresented and sold at big stores everywhere.
Bills on School Funds Spark Heated Debate in Alabama
Alabama lawmakers grapple with funding for education amid debates over garnishments and new rules. Mobile officials propose county court improvements and health department printing terms while advertising regulation bills face initial pushback. House members pass measures on university endowment investments and holiday recognition as legislators consider port and insurance reforms.
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Alabama
Justices of the Peace
Grayson
Mobile
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Mobile County
State Board of Health
Shapiro
Jefferson
Weakley
Fite
Tuscaloosa
Board of Trustees
University of Alabama
Claude A. Grayson
Judiciary
House
Legel
Purnfey
John
Twinstall
Brindlay
Brockwell
Montgomery
Harry T. Hartwell
W. E. P. Wilson
Bart B. Chamberlain
Senator Green
Senate Committee On Banking and Insurance
John H. Bankhead, Jr
Pratt Consolidated Coal Company
Port official reviews bills with no identified fault
He examines the bills available and finds no fault with them after review. The remarks imply careful scrutiny and unimpaired acceptance of the presented financial documents.
Capture of Austrian Plane Noted in Sokal Fight
Warsaw civilians flee as German advance continues and Austrian losses mount with about a thousand prisoners taken in Sokal. An air action nearby sees Lt Pokrovski and Cornet Plonski force an Austrian aeroplane to descend and surrender their crew east of the Zlota Lipa river. The undamaged 120 horsepower craft is described as a new model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pokrovski
Cornet Plonski
Zlota Lipa
IN AND OUT OF TOWN HOTEL ARRIVALS LIST
The city hosts arrivals from multiple states across hotels Battle House St Andrew Windsor Klosky's Cawthon and others include guests from Mississippi Alabama Florida Louisiana Tennessee and Illinois. A Marengo county man K. M Roberds is declared bankrupt in U S district court with assets listed at zero and a $393.20 claim.
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Bienville
D. Alien
Newton
Miss
Alfred C. Smith
Sycamore
Ala
KB. L. Bates
Port Arthur
Texas
C. M. Jackson
Montgomery
G. C. Nichols
York
G. E. Nettles
Thomasville
W. M. Adams and Family
Clanton
G. E. Kimbrough
F. L. Reed
Jacksonville
Fla
Battle House
M. Brinker
Yellow Pine
Benjamin F. Ebnore
Demopolis
N. E. Turner
Vinegar Bend
W. N. Norrell
Birmingham
J. R. Hinton
Carrollton
J. Williams
M. C. Crampton
Evergreen
D. F. Rice
Meridian
D. W. Young
Chicago
R- A. Reed Montevailo
C. Johnson
Menta Ala
F. Watkins
New Orleans
M. Morwitz
Ill
Frank Matlock
Irvington
Edwin L. Robertson
Indianapolis
Ind
Marengo
United States District Court
Toulmin
K. M Roberds
Foundsdale
Marengo County
Campbell
Selma
Roberds
Little Talks on Thrift and Land Use Reform
An essay argues vast U S farmland wastes due to neglect and lack of fertilization. It cites immigrant farming methods from Canada and Europe transforming abandoned acres into productive land, urging thrift, soil knowledge, and better resource management guided by scientific farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
United States
Mathias
Europe
Cis
Record Run as Steamer Breaks Harbor Draft
A mobile voyage set a new harbor draft record at 27 feet six inches, under 28 feet limit, while cargo valued at 192237 dollars included 8348 bales of cotton and lumber mainly for the British government. The Red Fruit line boat Uni Company steamer brought 15000 banana bunches from Porto Cortez, and the General S B Holabird will be laid up for repairs with service shifted to the General R H Jackson. Excursions and notices include Knights of Columbus trips on the Apollo with a moonlight sail and Battles outing Sunday. Obstructions along oversea routes noted at latitude 46 46 and longitude 0
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Mobile
United Wis
Harbor
Uni Company
St Bluefields
Porto Cortez
Hon
S. B. Holabird
Fort Morgan
General R. H. Jackson
Springfield
Sierra Leone
Mobile Council No. 666
Knights of Columbus
Battles
Apollo
Mobile Frohsian
Dauphin Street
Maritime log fragments pass near Framlington Court
A fragmented note records a series of logs and a rusty can buoy sighted at various coordinates. Entries note lengths from 18 to 25 feet, diameters from two feet to one square foot, with marine growth and indicators from Dutch and Brss. observers.
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van Dulken
Framlington Court
Isaacs
Paper Mills Reach New Labor Agreement Across Plants
International Paper Company mills in 31 locations employ about 6 500 workers. The new contract replaces arbitration of disputes and covers dozens of plants. Alexander Smith Sons Carpet Company workers in Yonkers gain a 10 percent raise for seven thousand employees in their mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
International Paper Cars
Alexander Smith & Sons Cars Pet Company
Yonkers
Saunders Named Chairman at New Orleans Fed Branch
P H Saunders of New Orleans was named chairman of the board of directors for the New Orleans branch of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank by the Federal Reserve Board. A manager for the branch is yet to be selected before the branch opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Saunders
New Orleans
Washington
P. H Saunders
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Atlanta Bank
Wants to Ship Cotton to Russia Despite Germany and Britain
New York July 31 A pass to ship large quantities of cotton directly to Russia without regard to Germany or Britain is sought by Samuel Glushanek of Windau an official representative of the Moscow Windau Railway and the cotton manufacturers of that district He will tour the South after a conference with Cotton Exchange and leading exporters to discuss talks with cotton dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
Germany
Britain
Samuel Gh
Windau
Ord Day
Kursk
Archangel
Moscow-Windau
Cotton Exchange
Glushanek
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The
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co
Chicago Greatwestern
White
Renner Cremer
John P. White
National Mine Workers Union
Archibald
Warsaw
Sokal
Marine News
Elise Hill
E. J. Hill
Connecticut
South Carolina
Ice Man
Stam P.K
Mqur Sale
Little Wonder
Eae
Nettee
Alan
Hammel’s
Cambei
Idi
Williams
Per
Lambert
Percale House
Lonsdale Domestic
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