Birmingham burglar is taken back for trial
Albert Dowdy, alias Edward Dow dell, a man of color, wanted in Birmingham on grand larceny and burglary, was brought back to Birmingham on Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff J C Hartsfield to stand trial. Dowdell was captured as a dangerous suspect and later turned over to Sheriff W N Holcombe for Birmingham authorities.
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Albert Dowdy
Edward Dowdell
Birmingham
J. C. Hartsfield
Dowdell
W. N. Holcombe
Notice of Attachment and Levy in Mobile County
Notice in Law and Equity Court of Mobile Alabama to non resident defendant C E Gue. Complaint filed January 9 1916 seeking 160.04 dollars and a material man and mechanic lien on one acre described property in Section 7 Township 6 South Range 2 West Mobile County Alabama. Attachment issued February 2 1916 levied February 15 1915, sheriff possession. Gue urged to appear April 5 1915. Witness dated February 18 1916. Ex Officio Clerk S H Smith signed.
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State of
Alabama
Mobile County
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
George C. Oliver
Charles E. Gue
Law and Equnty Court of
Mobile
Saids Gue
A. D
H. Smith
State of Alabama
H. Baker Va
C. FR
C. BF
Section 7
Township 6
Said
C. E. Gue
A. LW
Law & Equity Court of Mobile
Public Auction Notice on 1915 Mortgage Default
Bertha Copeland Cooney daughter of Bertha Copeland will sell at public outcry for cash at Mobile County Courthouse front steps at noon on March 29 1915 to satisfy a mortgage default dated February 23 1911 held by Albert G Peeler and Amy E Peeler. Property Lot 4 Block 1 Crichton described in Probate records deeds and conveyed by Frank B Pine to Laura Pine. Sale conducted by Tompkins and Kirkpatrick attorneys.
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Albert G. Peeler
Amy E. Peeler
N. S
Mobile County
Bertha Copeland Cooney
Bertha Copeland
Court House
State of Alabama
Crichton
Alabama
U.S
Iine
Frank B. Pine
Laura Pine
Mobile
Tompkins & Kirkpatrick
Value Tea Party as Entertaining Charity Novelty
The Value Tea Party is described as a charming novelty that blends entertainment with aid for others. Guests purchase cheap items to donate, wrap them for reveal, vote on prizes for best value and labeling, and enjoy tea and a simple performance, with proceeds aiding workers, European and Belgian refugees.
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Mick
Europe
Notice of Mortgage Base Sale in Mobile County
Notice of sale under a 1914 mortgage from Clark- Butler Realty Co to executors William A. Reed estate. Property to be sold at public outcry March 19 at 12 PM in Mobile, Alabama. Lots 17 18 19 20 in Black 4 of W A Reed Subdivision fronting Kenneth wreck street, cash terms, deed at buyer expense. Bestor & Young attorneys.
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Notics
Clark- Butler Realty Company, & Corporation
Pearl G. Reed Lavelle
John T. Gorman
William A. Reed
Mobile County
Alabama
Mobile
W. A. Reed
Couney
Lota
Cotton market closes in Mobile and New Orleans readings
Cotton market notes steady tone in Mobile with sales 560 bales and weekly receipts totaling 160. New York and New Orleans spot prices show middling uplands around 8.75 to 8.00 with days’ closes near 8.60 to 9.67 amid steady to firm activity for March May October and December contracts.
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Mobile
New York
Gulf
Ogen
Isses
New Orleans
Abusive Language Charged Against R L Jenson
R L Jenson aged 24 was arrested Saturday morning by Deputy Sheriff Dennis Lynch on a charge of using abusive language in the presence of females. The warrant was sworn out by J E Lenennare, conductor on a Crichton line car, occurring in December 20.
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R. L. Jenson
Dennis Lynch
Lenennare
Crichton Line
Ln Darember
Senator Clarke's Home Opened for Charity Tour
The 62 Fifth Avenue mansion opened to the public for a charity event benefiting the French military hospital at Val de Grace. Tickets cost five dollars, granting access to the second floor galleries, secret staircases, and a display of masterpieces from Raphael to Inness, with a 100000 dollar Persian rug and a Marie Antoinette harpsichord on view.
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Clarke
America
New York
Fifth Avenue
New Ib
Illiam 4A
Man
Sean
Val Dle Grace
Raphael
George Inness
Gainsborough
Rembrandts
Marie Antoinette
Eve
Sherwood Forest
Cotton Fire Destroys 800 Bales and Freight Cars
Monrcc North Carolina March 6 Fire last night destroyed the local cotton platform with over 800 bales of cotton. Freight cars and nearby property were also ruined, bringing total losses to about 50 000 dollars.
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N. C
Deaths and Funerals: Mrs E M Lewin and William Jolly
Mrs Edith Matilda Lewin 58 dies after brief heart illness at 26 Ethridge Street. Survived by husband Robert Lewin four children and relatives. ALSO funeral for William T Jolly from 8 South Joachim Street to St Josephs Church, Magnolia Cemetery interment with pallbearers named.
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E. M. Lewin
Edith Matilda Lewin
Birmingham
England
Ethridge Street
Robert Lewin
Edwin Grosvenor Lewin
Ethel
May
Edith
Dorothy Lewin
W. T. Jolly
William T. Jolly
South Joachim Street
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Fr. Salentin
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs. C. Calametti
H. Konstanzer
A. Miller
John West
H. Kurtz
E. Konstanzer
Local Visitors and Travelers Report in Manila Alabama
Claude Jowers visited Manila on Monday. Mr and Mrs G A Mason spent Sunday and Monday with relatives at Choc taw Bluff. Moore of Walker Springs was in town Monday. Robert Norris and Teen Mc Lain of Galinestown were here on business Wednesday. Kate J Davis passed through en route to Gainestown. J J Mason of Thomasville was here this week. J E Marshall a merchant spent Sunday in Suggsville. D M Pearson passed through Monday. Robert and Tom Jowers were visitors at Walker Springs Sunday. Marshall and Jowers with Misses Marshall Watson and Jowers attended an entertainment at Perry's Chapel last Friday night.
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Manila
Ala
Claude Jowers
G. A. Mason
Choctaw Bluff
Moore
Walker Springs
Robert Norris
Teen McLain
Galinestown
Kate
Davis
Gainestown
J. J. Mason
Thomasville
J. E. Marshall
Suggsville
D. M. Pearson
Robert
Tom Jowers
Marshall
Jowers
Health Promotes Happiness and Digestive Ease
An advertisement urges daily bowel care with Dr. King’s New Life Pill. It claims a single nightly pill ensures a full free movement by morning, improving digestion and overall health. Ad copy stresses avoiding illness by keeping bowels open.
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Dr. King
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Value Tea Party
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