Alabama to test cost of feeding prisoners in jail
A test case will be brought by Alabama to decide if the state must pay for feeding prisoners in jail. Governor O Neal and Attorney General Brickell plan proceedings to establish whether such costs come from fines and forfeitures or from county funds, potentially compelling counties to reimburse years of feeding costs. The case hinges on sheriff levies and mandamus actions to recover funds.
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Montgomery
Ala
Deal
Brickell
Tate
O'Neal
Treasur
Orror
Weinacker Ice and Fuel Company
Ounty
Laurendine
Edington
City Court of
Mobile
Robert M
J. P
William B. Inge
Weinackers
Browne
House
Senate of Alabama
Street
Supreme Court of Alabama
Cincinnati Ice Depot Plan Grabs City Warmer Weather
Cincinnati established ice depots at all fire stations to supply families cut off by ice wagon shortages. Plants were closing and unions pressured suppliers to aid hospitals and charities. Mayor Hunt urged other cities to ship ice, as heat worsens suffering.
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Y Associated Press
Cincinnati
Neinnati
Hunt
American Princess Recovering From Fall
Princess Josephine of Thurn and Taxis, once Josephine Moffit, was thrown from a horse at Brookly Hill. Doctors say she suffers mainly from fright and not serious injuries. She alleges a New York marriage to the Prince of Thurn and Taxis, though he is already married to Leota Fitzgerald.
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London
Josephine of
Belize Business House Keeps Mobile Orders
John Gentle & Co of Belize British Honduras arranged orders in Mobile via traveling rep A C Jones who spent Thursday and Friday there. Jones met with Orr Laubenheimer Steamship Co manager J B Dortch and lunched with local businessmen before leaving Friday afternoon.
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Mobile
John Gentle & Co
Belize
British Honduras
A. C. Jones
Jones
Mobile Trade Commission
City
J. B. Dortch
Orr- Laubenheimer Steamship Company
Hall of Fame to Display Auburn Alumni Portraits
Auburn University plans a Hall of Fame housing every alumni photograph. Thomas Bragg announces a 30 foot square room for about 10 000 portraits with names and brief bios. Photos will be mailed to alumni for submission before relocation to a future alumni memorial hall and gymnasium.
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Montgomery
Ala
Auburn
Thomas Bragg
Auburn Alumni Association
Alumni Memorial
Hall of Fame
City Attorney Boothes Bond Issue Concerns
City Attorney B. Boykin Boone argues over bond validity amid disputes on ward boundaries and election voting rights. He cites past suits against Weinacker Ice and Fuel Co and defends state law on corporate status and district lines affecting school bond elections. He warns that county voters and misplaced wards could undermine the city election.
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Mobile
Weinackers
Weinacker Ice and Fuel Company
Recorder’s Court
City Court
Law and Equity Court
Circuit Court of Mobile
Court of Chancery At
City of
No Substitute Could Do This Foley Kidney Pills Claim
J. F. Wallich of Bartlett Nebraska reports backache and dizziness from kidney trouble and credits Foley Kidney Pills with relief. He notes his father in law, over 93, also took them and gained years. Van Antwerp Drug Corporation ad.
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Foley
J. F. Wallich
Bartlett, Nebr
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Adv
Waterfront Notes: Fort Morgan Brings Bananas to Mobile
The Fort Morgan of United Fruit arrives from Bocas del Toro with 15 000 banana bunches docking at Pier 1. The Kyleakin sails to Glasgow with oak headings and pine timber while St Andrews departs for Pensacola to complete cargo. Four United Fruit fruit steamers plan calls next week including John Wilson and Fort Gaines. Fire destroys Murray & Peppers stave yard office opposite Lipscomb Street.
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Fort Morgan
United Fruit Company Line
Bocas del Toro
Panama
Pier 1
Kyleakin
Campbell
Glasgow
Scotland
St. Andrews
Pensacola
Fla
Colombia
Puerto Cortes
John Quill
American
Mobile
Demopolis
Selma
United Fruit Company
John Wilson
Ulua
Fort Gaines
Viator
Grib
Port Antonio
Murray & Peppers
Lipscomb Street
Court proceedings list with assorted cases in Mobile
City Court Semmes docket shows A Budin petit larceny not guilty and several prohibition law cases continued. Equity Side judge Safford Berney handled Culivan disability relief petition. Chancery Court under Thomas H. Smith included multiple filings with decrees, published testimony, and dissolution motions.
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Semmes
A. Budin
Robert L. Simmons
Jerald Watson
William Murray
Mobile
Willie Brasfield
W. Morgan
Nathaniel Baldwin
Thomas Cleveland
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Equity Side
Safford Berney
Peter Culivan
Vivian Joseph Culivan
Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Thomas B. Snodgrass
Viola C. Snodgrass
Messrs
Inge & McCorvey
Viola Southall
Mahon Southall
Richard Moore
Emma Moore
Agnes Allen
Hilton H. Allen
S. J. Whitley
John M. Green
Railway groups urge Erdman act amendment in arbitration plan
By Associated Press. Washington June 20 Seth Low of the National Civic Federation Judge Martin A Knapp of the Commerce court and representatives of leading brotherhoods of railway employes today urged the proposed amendment to broaden the Erdman arbitration act.
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Associated Press
Washington
Seth Low
National Civic Federation
Martin A. Knapp
Commerce Court
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Taheumatisi
van Antwerp Drug CO
Mobile, Asa
2Bott Bros. CO
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Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
Alabama Tech
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Misa Ethel Preston McCormick
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Washington County
Wallace
W. N. Brown
Stephens
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Tombigbee
Alabama
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Haas Brothers
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