Powell Denies Parole Claim Against Him
W W Powell of Ashome testified before the joint investigating committee denying a charge that he was paroled to aid a governor candidate. Powell said he is at home with his family and working to earn an honest living, calling Rev J A Jenkins’ claim false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
C. Brooks Smith
Joint Investigating Committee
W. W. Powell
Ashome
J. A. Jenkins
Smith
Jenkins
Powell
Mr. Smith
Ted
Mr. Powell
Georgian on Rampage Kills and Slays Then Ends Life
Waycross Georgia March 18 Henry Beatenbaugh armed with a shotgun went on a rampage after a minor quarrel killing W. H. Hunter and fatally wounding Samuel Brady before killing himself at Dickinson twenty nine miles west of Waycross. Beatenbaugh had set out to kill Will Christian. A lawyer employed at a mill fled into Waycross with the news. All parties are white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Henry Beatenbaugh
W. H. Hunter
Samuel Brady
Dickinson
Beatenbaugh
Will Christian
Mil
Without An Operation Without An Operation How a New Jersey Man Got Rid of a Severe Hernia
A Manasquan New Jersey carpenter Eugene M Pullen once crippled by a right groin rupture avoided risky surgery and years of trusses. After doctors warned of dangers and recurrences his mother found a simple method that cured him completely without operation and no further trouble. Readers can request details by writing M Pullen Manasquan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Eugene M. Pulten
Manasquan
Eugene Pullen
Young Pullen
Standard compress for cotton export gains attention nationwide
The Standard cotton compress, installed at Magnolia Warehouse and Compress Co in Mobile, draws praise from experts HalT and Robinson of the Atlanta Compress Co. The device reduces varied bales to uniform 2x2x4 foot blocks, improving space use for rail and ship transport while preserving staple quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Compress
Mobile Warehouse and Con Company
South
Messrs
Halt and Robinson
Lio Atlanta Compress Company
Mobile
Magnolia
W. D. Nesbitt
Progreso
Mexico
Camden
N. J
R. D. Wood & Co
Philadelphia
Mobile Warehouse and Compress Company
Magnolia Company
Eli Whitney
Personalities in Mobile Visitor List At Cawthon and Battle House
Prominent Selma businessmen John B. Ewing Jr and Louis Remish visit Mobile staying at the Cawthon Hotel. Gillen Lamb Jr of Hendersonville NC and F W Edwards of Chicago also in Mobile to visit friends and inspect land deals. Additional brief entries note Nat Barker and others in from Birmingham, Montgomery, and nearby cities registered at the Battle House, with Mrs. Brandon traveling to Chicago to be with her father, and tugboat purchases hinted by Mrs. Portevent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Ewing, Jr
Louis Remish
Selma
Ala
Cawthon Hotel
Gillen Lamb, Jr
Hendersonville
North Carolina
Mobile
F. W. Edwards
Chicago
Ill
Cawthon
Battle House
Nat Barker
Birmingham
H. F. Keyser
J. W. Egee
Montgomery
H. R. Shorter
E. T. Long
Eufaula
J. &. Tuberville
Century
Fla
N. C
Brandon
W. W. Ackerman
Ackerman
Myles Douglass Lavelle
Customs Office
Dauphin Street
Reed Avenue
Gilbert H. Fran
Memphis
St. Louis
Anti advertising suit before court in Montgomery
In Montgomery on March 13 the south east chancery division heard arguments on Montgomery Advertiser's motion to dissolve a temporary injunction prohibiting liquor advertisements. The case challenges the Denson anti liquor ad law as unconstitutional and violating interstate commerce and equal protection. Judge Chapman took case for decision next week. The state defends the Mobile Item law. Attorney General Martin left for Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
W. M. Chapman
Southeast Chancery Division
Montgomery Advertiser
Advertiser
Ben P. Crum
Leon Weil
William L. Martin
W. H. Mitchell
Chapman
Mobile
Martin
Dr George R Norman Given Six Year Burglary Sentence
Dr George R Norman of Jefferson County was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary for burglary linked to medical examination frauds. Kelly Adams, a former capitol janitor, received two years six months on the same charge. Both sentences were suspended pending appeal, and they were jailed in Montgomery County awaiting results. Adams had a $1,750 bond unposted by 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
George R. Norman
Jefferson County
C. P. McIntyre
Kelly Adams
Capitol
Montgomery County
Norman
Adams
Window Display Attracts Attention For Natona Remedies
A Dauphin street window show by Sam Demarenville of Van Antwerp Drug Corp markets Natona Remed es from Mobile. The display features Natona tablets purifying hydrant water, two large cartons show clear and Natona water, seven test tubes illustrating analyses, a filter stand, and bottles of Natona Iron Tonic Natona Tablets Natona Antiseptic Salve and Natona Cough Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Antwerp
Dauphin Street
Sam Demarenville
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Bladon Springs
Ala
City Briefs: Assaults, Land Suit and Bank Action
John Willie was fined or jailed for assault on Shelley Solomon after arraignment in inferior court. Sallie E. Stanford sues Farlin Pope for 159.79 acres in section 9 township 6 south range 2 west. Corinne Nicholas convicted of knife assault on Bertha Mitchell. Charles Tipton found not guilty of assault on Edward Smith. Bank of Mobile sues H G Donald & Co for 178 dollars on a bill of exchange. Bacon Underwood Veneer sues Jerome H Sheip for 91.67 rent. Lyons Courtney sue McDermott Advertising for 450 for rent of building top at Government and Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willie
Shelley Solomon
Inferior Criminal Court
Chamberlain
Thornton and
McLeod
Law and Equity
Sallie E. Stanford
Farlin Pope
Corinne Nicholas
Mobile Dog Show Opens Monday With Nearly One Hundred Entries
The Mobile Dog Show will open Monday morning at the Alba building on North Royal Street in connection with the Gulf Coast Products Exhibit. About 100 dogs are entered across 25 classes with ribbons awarded for top entries. Bench Master George C. Card urges entries to be brought to the Alba building by 9 AM Monday and trained attendants will care for dogs day and night during the two days of the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alba
North Royal Street
Mobile
George C. Card
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Airedale Terriers
Missie
Turner Granade
Queen Muggins, A. Hauge
C. E. Crane
Airedale Terrier
Gaby Deslys
C. W. M. Isejac
Satyr
E. W. Clark
A. Hauge
Boston Terriers
Scamp
Henry Hall
Boston Bob
Barney Sheridan, Jr
Billy Boy
J. J. Donovan
Toy
James Dorlan
Capt. Jenks
N. S. Schwarz
Bull
Worth, Jr
H. FE
Boutreis
Prince
J. W. Robinson
Moden
Rustum
C. M. Rutherford
Pug Cavet
Herbert Hawkins
Blazer
Jack
Elmer I. Newbury
Moose
H. C. Hollister
J. G. Smith
Bull Terriers
Chunky
George A. Maloney
Kittie
Allen J. Fontain
Highland Jean
Evan McDonald
Jani
Frank J. Sandoz
Darby
Peggy
H Darby
Collies
Red M Hoover
Robert Farley
Lawndale Laddie
Leila
G. Tapia
W. F. Beck
Squire Jack Ormskirk
Mertz-Zundel
Miss A. Smith
Bess
J. J. Selman
Prudence Permier
Lotus Lorane
Lady Lotus
Ivesdale
Ivy
Cleveland
F. T. Cleveland
F. T. Ceveland
Teck
Margaret E. Taylor
Renfer Ainscot
Oshkosh
R. O. Lindsey
Teckel Hund
Kate Lea Donald
Ehrlich South Shore
H. G. Donald
W. W. Cumnock
Fox
Buster
Charles de Briere
Foxey
A. L. Quinn
Argento
Ty Cobb
Hinton A. Touart
Red
St. John Wilson
A. Y. Glover
Bill
Belle
E. P. Toulmin
Walker
Charlie
Bragg
A. Y Glover
Jingo Gene
Neville & Byrne
Bob
Louis Galle
T. M. Fisher
Elec
Nimrod
Joe Cocke
Jingo
C. E. Vincent
Snookums
J. A. Metzger
Turnip
J. W. Hadley
Billy
G. C. Baltz
R. C. Jones
Jesse W. Phillips
Billie Boy
Sara Connorth
Fritz
Mary H. Pope
Angelo Festorazzi
Belle D. Gilbert
A. H. Morgan
Bay Brummel
Ruby
F. Schuettner
Probing Sessions Continue In Alabama Committees
In Montgomery on March 13 both the investigating and Judiciary committees met briefly with no major developments. The investigation focused on convict conditions at Speigner's and Wetumpka with witnesses including Dr J B Harmon and H R Dilburn. The Judiciary panel heard from Judge Gardner Solicitor Bricken and Senator Hill before planning sessions in Birmingham next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Speigner’s
Wetumpka
J. 8. Harmon
Elmore County
H. RB. Dilburn
J. D. Baltzar
Judiciary Committee
Lucien D. Gardner
Supreme Court
Bricken
Luverne
W. H. Hill
Birmingham
Fidelia Club Elects Officers For Next Term
At the Fidelia Club annual meeting the following officers were chosen: H A Forchheimer president J J Reiss vice president H J Simon secretary J G Adler treasurer and an executive committee consisting of J B Simon Leo M Brown S Eichard S Kahn Morris Meyer R G Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelia Club
H A. Forchheimer
J. J. Reiss
H. J. Simon
J. G. Adler
Simon
Leo M. Brown
S. Eichard
S. Kahn
Morris Meyer
R. G. Richard
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Whitney
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Magnolia Comompress
DR. Norman
Natona
Albright & Wood Drug Store
Government and Royal
Court House
Ainscot
Rowley Orchestra
Miss Legg
Miss Sisson
Burke
Royal
Albright & Wood Drugs
Dauphin and
St. Francis
Dauphin St
National
Royal Street
B. Goldberger Groceries
Calhoun St
Government
Royal Burke’s Soda and Candy
Central Pharmacy
Spring Hill Ave
GEO. B. Fisher Groceries
Crichton
Kelly Bros. Groceries
Whistler
E. J. Hanlon Groceries
Charleston St
French Dry Cleaning CO. Dry Cleaners
Lightning Shufixery Shoe Repairing
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