New Coast Bridge Opens Territory to Mobile Trade
Mobile merchants may gain the Pascagoula and Moss Point trade via motor trucks as Jackson county plans a bridge between Pascagoula and West Pascagoula. Construction will start in sixty days using a $90 000 bond issue.
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Mobile
Pascagoula
Moss Point
Harry G. Locke
Locke
Board of Supervisors
Jackson County
West Pascagoula
David A. Harris
Road Commissioners
F. H. Lewis
Joint Commission
W. H. Grinstead
New Orleans
Raymond Kearney Wins Junior Roller Race at Coliseum
Raymond Kearney won last night’s junior roller race at the Coliseum rink with Abram Kroy second and Edward Walpole third. Kearney’s 2 10 is praised as fast for juniors, with a large nightly entry field and a grand final scheduled for Friday night June 9.
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Raymond Kearney
Colliseum
Abram Kroy
Edward Walpole
Kearney
Lewis Harris
Leo Johnson
Bernard McCareron
Paul Thompson
James Simon Emmett Serda
Buck Spencer
C. O Shaw
Ray Kearney
West Virginia Holds Party Primaries Today
Charleston West Virginia June 6 A primary election is under way across the state to nominate candidates for United States senator governor and other state offices on the Republican and Democratic tickets.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
United States
Commencement Exercises Set For Spring Hill Jesuit College
The eighty sixth annual commencement program at Spring Hill Jesuit College will be held Friday at 9 30 a m in the Battle House auditorium with admission by card Many out of town visitors are expected The baccalaureate sermon Sunday morning will be preached by Rev Father Thomas J Eaton pastor of St Marys Catholic Church The speaker and program include award of medals and class citations with graduates from several states and towns named for degrees and honors
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Sp Hill Jesuit College
Battle House
Father Thomas J. Eaton
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Ross'ni—College Orchestra
Jno R. Hunter
Alexandria
Brahm College Orchestra
Ilie D. Cassidy
Sons
College Orchestra
John O. Rush
Leslie D. Cassidy
Macon
Edward B. Crowell
Galveston
Tex
J. Ernest Herbert
Jackson Miss
Lawrence P. Hickey
New Orleans
William E. Logan
Fayette, Miss
Francis C. Morere
Albin A. Provosty
New Roads
B. S
Angelo A. Boudousquie
Battles Wharf
Ala
Louis J. Boudousquie
Pattles Wharf
Clarencé F. Day
Ensley
Louis J. Farley
Montgomery
Leo J
Florida primary covers wide list
Florida Democrats vote in a statewide primary selecting a U S senator four congressmen and a full state ticket. Voters choose a vice presidential option between Marshall and Major. Delegates to the national convention are already chosen. Incumbent Nathan P. Bryan faces Gilchrist Trammell and Wall. Multiple candidates seek nominations in several districts and for governor.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida
United States
Marshall
Major
Missouri
Wilson
Nathan P. Bryan
Albert W. Gilchrist
Governo Park
W. J. Sears
J. N. Fogarty
Key West
Forrest Lake
Sanford
Clark
S. J. Catts
Ian L. Farris
F. M. Hudson
W. V. Knott
Frank Wood
Jurors Summoned for City Court Week Beginning June 12
The city court lists jurors summoned for the week starting June 12. Names include Roe Brannan, Lucius Adams, James Stewart, Augustus De Mouy, Adolph LaFargue, Leon Sartori, Claude Farnell, William Lockler, Casimer Weinacker Jr, Paul Carrie, Alfred Mandville, Norton Williams, Harris Partridge, Clarence Crutcher, Henry McHugh, Michael Quigley, Richard Lessing, Jeremy Jouillian, Edward Crane, Allen Fountain, William Dowdy, William Bentley, Eugene Walter, Peter Calmetti, Camille Villa, Edward Neel, Adolph Bloch, David Halliwell, James Barstow, Hiram Austin, William Williamson, Edward Shepard, Malem Maples, Gustave Thames, Joseph Field, Charles Tuttle, Milton Klein, Walter Shaffer, Robert Wetnacker, Wilber Cate, Herman Wefel Jr, John Jones, Frank Ulmer, William Barnes, Arthur Orr, George Eberlein, Prim Riva, Everett Eastburn, Thad Partridge and Frank Marsh.
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Roe J. Brannan
Ucius G. Adams
James P. Stewart
Agustus F. de Mouy
Adolph Lafargue
Leon K. Sartori
Claude B. Farnell
William A. Lockler
Casimer Weinacker, Jr
Paul E- Carrie
Alfred Mandville
Norton Williams
Harris C. Partridge
Clarence C. Crutcher
Henry McHugh
Michael Quigley
Critics censured byBriton s admiralty
The admiralty defends the Jutland battle leadership amid newspaper aspersions. It states no definite report from the commander in chief has been published or read, and criticising the operation would be conjectural and unjust to capable officers in His Majesty s squadrons and ships.
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London
Admiralty
Jutland
Life Saving Corps to Meet at Y M C A Tonight
The Volunteer Life Saving Corps of the American Red Cross in Mobile will hold a meeting at 6 30 this evening in the Y M C A building. Topics include opening new stations at Battles and all members are urged to attend.
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Volunteer Life Saving Corps of American Red Cross of
Mobile
Battles
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsement by Seneca Falls Man
Fred E. Hunt of Seneca Falls New York says Chamberlain's Tablets are the best stomach and liver medicine he ever used and recommends them. Obtainable everywhere.
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Fred E. Hunt
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Chamberlain
Feast of Weeks Services Begin at Government Street Temple
The Feast of Weeks observances start this evening at 8 o'clock with morning services and a confirmation ceremony at 10 o'clock at the Government street temple. Rabbi A G Moses and seven confirmands will preside, marking the feast’s historical link to Sinai and the harvest celebrations with Ruth readings and seasonal decor.
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Government Street
A. G. Moses
Janice J. Cashman
Eva C. Gup
Harold Gup
Edith J. Metzger
Grace A. Zelnicker
Cecilie Goldstein
Second Day of Coden Shoot Sees Winds Limit Scoring
The second day of the Coden trap tournament began at 9 am with more shooters than Monday. High winds again hindered scoring, limiting sensational results. E R Holt of Montgomery led professionals with 97 of 100, Lloyd Matlock of Mobile topped amateurs with 90. Wednesday features major events including the Rolston Hotel team trophy and a 25 third match for The Register trophy.
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E. R. Holt
Montgomery
Winchester
Lloyd Matlock
Mobile
Metall
Aia Ohaleva
McA Ibera
McDade
Harrington
Ehorg
Korda Ieee
Remiock
Areiser
All States Represented at Plattsburgh Camp Opening
At Plattsburgh New York the first military instruction camp opened with 1700 men present. The New York delegation numbered 500 arriving by noon tempering the scene as seven hundred men took breakfast and others arranged tents under Captain Halstead Dorey of General Wood's staff.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
Union
Chicago
New York
Halstead Dorey
British Fight Around Ypres Intensifies In France
British forces press hard in the Ypres region as hand to hand battles surge around trenches recaptured from the Germans from the Ypres Comines canal to Hooge Point. British efforts to hold and reclaim gains continue amid heavy fighting near Summers Camp where General Wood is expected to arrive tomorrow.
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France
London
Ypres
Ypres-Comines Canal
Hooge Point
General Wood
Five arraigned in recorder's court on liquor law charges
Five individuals faced prohibition violations in the recorder's court Tuesday morning. Three were fined 50 dollars after pleading not guilty and each appealed to the city court with bonds set at 200 dollars. Two others paid 50 dollar fines. William Martin, arrested after a raid near Elmira and Warren streets, pleaded not guilty but was fined 50 dollars and appealed.
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Recorder’s Court
William Martin
Elmira
Warren Streets
Martin
Thieves Rob Car in Southern Railway Yards
A car in the Southern Railway yards was broken into overnight or early Tuesday. Men removed items from the car before police were notified and detectives assigned to the case.
Local house raided for liquor complaints and fines levied
Frank Shrine pleaded not guilty yet fined 50 dollars and appealed to city court after a raid found whiskey in back rooms. John Lemon arrested during the raid and also appealed. Detectives Boltz Ludlow W B St Clair recovered one quart and pints of whiskey. Charley Jackson and Robert Ander, both negroes, were fined 50 dollars each and paid.
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Frank Shrine
John Lemon
Boltz
Ludlow
W. B St. Clair
Charley Jackson
Robert 4Ander
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Spring Hill
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Jack Callahan
Carrie
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Wuevv
Madeira
C. J. Gayfer & Comp
Billy West
Plattsburgh Camp
Recorder
Mobile Gas Co
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