City Court Concludes With Appeals On Civil Cases
In the city court the civil docket saw Wall ace found not guilty for passing a street car with an automobile while passengers alighting. Wallace was fined 25 dollars and appealed. A separate case against Sheriff Jack Lee for disorderly conduct was continued due to attorney absence. Forfeiture and alias writs were ordered against H J Thompson Ida Patterson and Charles Harris. Call for Saturday lists several appellants including Clarence Collins May Jones John McAllister and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wallace
Walace
Edington
Jack Lee
Recorder’s ‘Court
H. J. Thompson
Ida Patterson
Charles Harris
Smith Hunter
Robert Matthews
Ce O
Clarence Collins
May Jones
John McAllister
William Ransom
William ‘Awdry
Ha Washington
Frank Howard
Court docket notes from Chancery and Equity sessions
Court notices show testimonies ordered published in Berry v Hedges and Carroll v Carroll, alimony reference sought, and various motions and adjournments. Dismissals, guardians ad litem, and future dates set for several cases before Judge Thomas H. Smith and Hon. Norvelle R. Leigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Mae
Berry Ve I. R. Hedges
Deaneta
B. Williams
Harry P. Stores Company
Janie Carroll
David P. Carroll
Elien Cephas
Richard Spencer
Mena Williams
F. A. Hathaway
Edna Hathaway
Nancy Saffold
Will Saffold
Mary B. Holmes
Star of Hope
Supreme Court affirms Vidmer Lloyd land case
Mobile County land dispute ends as Supreme Court affirms equity court ruling in John R Vidmer vs Thomas L Lloyd. Vidmer claimed title to 600 acres on Hall's Mills road and possession, while Lloyd argued he purchased the tract from Jake Rabby. The case lingered on dockets for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County
Supreme Court
Afteon
In and Equity Court
John R. Vidmer
Thomas L. Lloyd
Vidmer
Lloyd
Hall's Mills Road
Webb & McAlpine
Jake Rabby
Adelie Rabby
Deaths and Funerals of M A Dees and Edward Parsons
Death notices from Mobile report M A Dees former Cottage Hill resident died in Akron Ohio Monday. Survived by son M H Dees near Cedar Lake Mississippi and other relatives. Edward Parsons died in Georgetown Grand Cayman British West Indies with four sons and three daughters named as survivors. Parsons formerly with Seeberg Steamship Company and Parsons Hunter firm and served as Custos of the Cayman Islands for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Dees
Mobile
Akron
Ohio
Cottage Hill
Mobile County
M. H. Dees
Cedar Lake
Miss
Alabama
Edmund Parsons
Edward Parsons
Georgetown
Grand Cayman
British West Indies
Seeberg Steamship Company
Fruit Islands
Parsons
Durley
Victor Parsons
John W. Hunter
Cayman Brac
B. WI
R. CC. Young
Bay-La-Mar
Jamaica
E. C. Bodden
Port Vessel Ledger Shows Mixed Fleet Entries
A fluid list of ships and docks appears with names such as Gol Gulf Dry Docks and Ollinger-Bruce Docks, noting destinations including Rotterdam and Le Havre. The document lists vessels in port, dock assignments, and various nationalities, with sparse contextual details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Pollard
Gulf Dry Docks
C. D. Pickles
Doris
Bunnie Feemina
Georgia Gilkey
Municipal Docks
Perceler
John D. Colwell
Henry Crosby
Harbor Counseliffe
Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks
PSK
CEC
OE -Turner-Terminal Docks
Marine traffic at Mobile harbor shows multiple liners in port
The Dutch steamer Amsterdijk arrived and began loading with 31 feet of water depth recorded. The Danish ship Tyskland left port to load in Mexico, while the Norwegian American brought bananas for United Fruit Company and others plan to load for foreign ports next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdijk
Mobile Liners, Inc
Hunter-Brenn Lumber Company
Tyskland
van Heynigen
San Marcos
Verona
United Fruit Company
Tropics
Fort Morgan
Norw
Frednes
Munson Steamship Line
Custom House
Dictator
Orr- Laubenheimer Steamship Company
Gulf Dry Docks
Home Industry Iron Works
Bodo
Crathens
Orr-Laubenheimer Line
Mobile
Belize
B. H
Seeberg
Shipping Listings Prompt Mixed Seaways and Names
A cluttered roster lists sailing craft and routes with vessels such as Karen Havana to Munson Line, Ottar Havana to Munson, Crathens Belize to Orr Laubenheimer, Alamo New York to Mallory Line, governor Powers San Juan to Baxter Tie Co, and Rosefield Cadiz to J M Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Median
Liverpool
England
Mobile Liners, Inc
Karen
Nor
Havana
Cuba
Munson Line
United Kingdom
Zeta
Cristobal
Governor Powers
San Juan
P. R
Baxter Tie Company
Schr
Genoa
Italy
J. M. Scott & Bros
Rosefield
Cadiz
Spain
Master
Long-Time German Resident Dies in Mobile
Henry Klass aged 76 a long-time Mobile resident died Friday at 6 am at his home 107 Madison Street after a short illness He was among Mobile's oldest German residents and a long-time member of the Relief Association His passing ends a 45 year residence in Mobile leaving many friends and a note of his loss in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Klass
Mobile
Madison Street
Relief Association
Klass
Clarence L McKinney Heads for New Orleans Visit
Clarence L. McKinney of Jacksonville Florida spent several days in Mobile visiting relatives and left Friday afternoon for New Orleans where he will spend time before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. McKinney
Jacksonville
Fla
Mobile
New Orleans
Visitors and residents tied to hotels and business travel mix in Mobile
John F Smith Anniston Alabama and others frequent the Bienville Hotel and nearby spots in Mobile for social and business visits. Guests include J F Collins Auburn Alabama A J Brown R B Donivan Citronelle and Charles M Page among others as executives and salesmen visit for meetings and work. Mr and Mrs H N Stevens plan Austin Texas relocation to manage a London Woolen Mills branch. E M Patton of Hattiesburg Mississippi, a Coca Cola salesman, is in Mobile on business. A local quip notes stealing kisses from a girl is easy but stealing candy from a baby takes nerve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware A. J
J. Brown
Ala
J. Ker
Theodores Als
Junker
Thadsor
B. Mastin
Brewton
R. B. Donivan
Citronelle
Rman
Burton Tor
St. Elmo
Cer A
Macon
Als
Mra. W. L. Bis
Mra
H. N. Stevens
Austin
Tex
Kyleakin Steamship Loses Main Pipe Delays Departure
The British steamer Kyleakin of the Leyland line bound for US ports suffered a blown main steam pipe as it began to leave Pier 2 at dawn causing a delay until Saturday afternoon. The Kyleakin arrived from the United Kingdom in twenty two days, described by Captain Campbell as the fastest trip for the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyleakin
Leyland Line
Mobile Liners, Inc
United
United Kingdom
Campbell
Hia
Court Notes Prompt Fines For Traffic And Assault Offenses
B Cates was fined $2.50 or five days for riding past a car stopped at Dauphin and Conception. E Radcliff, a negro, received the same $2.50 fine for a similar offense in recorder's court. Hen Unrath, a chauffeur, faced $15 or thirty days for speeding with case continued to June. Anthony Powell’s appearance bond tied to assault and larceny was forfeited and arrest returnable on July 1 after he failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Cates
Dauphin
Conception Streets
Recorder’s Court
E. Radcliff
Hen Unrath
Anthony Powell
Odington
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Cilla Reed
John C. Chapman
Bill
Maces Priday
John Gaillard
Joanna Forbes
John Bradford Davis
Thomas
Hugh Caffey
Joseph H. Lyons
J. B. Webster
Joseph F. Durham
Jno. T
Roe @ al
Catherine Thomas
Henry Thomas
Ella Jemerson
Zack Jemerson
FP. A. Roe Ae
Will Safford
Roumania
Serbia
Transylvania
U MA
Bucharest
Moldavia
Russia
Miles
Dobrudja
Bulgaria
Meyer
Bryan
J van Camp
California
Ballard
Bob
India
Eevee
Reais
Duncrag
Spanish River
R- Brace Y
Hildegard
Turner
Ethel Clarke
Ollinger-Bruce
Maonera
Rotterdam
Holland Tropics
Foreign Po
Ah Eer
Trinidad
Honduras
Marine News
Pleasure Bay
John F
Smith
Anniston
Mra. Co
V. Wi
Fruitdale
T. Reeves
Bienville Hotel
Friter
Birming
Logan
J. F. Collins
Auburn
Weinacker Ice & Fuel Co
Walter Mitchell
Tord
Lisle
Palm Beach
Dauphin St
Dauphin Straete
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