Henderson Compromise a Railroad Surrender
Bayou La Batre May 2 Special to The Item Henderson and Comer clash in talks as McMillan and Irvine defend Henderson. McMillan argues the rate concessions were by railroads, not the state, and that courts and the railroad commission determine rates. Irvine highlights regional development under impartial politics and contrasts Henderson and Comer.
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Henderson
McMillan
Bayou la Batre
Irvine
Comers
Mr. McMillan
Railroad Commission
Legislature
L. C. Irvine
Mobile County
Alabama
Comer
Charles Henderson
B. B. Comer
Mobile
Lacey Y
Omer
B'nai B'rith sends sympathy to Mr Frohlichstein
Delegation from Mobile presented Alabama's first war casualty from the state at the B'nai B'rith grand lodge in Shreveport Louisiana. The message honors Nathan H. Frolichstein Mobile and conveys heartfelt sympathy to his family for the son who gave his life in the conflict and brought honor to the covenant.
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Independent Order of B'nai Brith
Wilson
Grand Lodge
Shreveport
Mobile
Alabama
B'nai’ B'rith Lodge
Nathan H. Frolichstein
Ala
Grand Lodge No. 7
Reckless Driver Fined After Recorder Court Session
Frank Keiser accused Roy McCall of reckless driving in a recorder's court session held Saturday. McCall faced the charge and was fined as proceedings concluded.
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Frank Keiser
Roy McCall
Matarday
Recorder’s Court
Decatur Named as Next Meeting Point by T P A A S
The Travelers' Protective Association of Alabama adjourned in Montgomery selecting Decatur as next year's meeting site. Officers elected include L. C. Cardinal, E. L. Rainey, H. B. Kennedy, D. M. Scott, W. J. Ives, H. W. Hayden, and W. R. Mabry as secretary treasurer. Directors chosen include F. M. Means and J. H. Calvin. A resolution urged railroad freight rate increases and to end Alabama rate discrimination while a three member committee was named to review foreign corporate laws for possible changes.
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the Item
Montgomery
Ala
Decatur
Travelers’ Protective Association of Alabama
L. C. Cardinal
E. L. Rainey
H. B. Kennedy
Birmingham
D. M. Scott
Selma
W. J. Ives
Gadsden
H. W. Hayden
Demopolis
W. R. Mabry
M. A. M. Shell
F. M. Means
B. R. Rogers
F. G. Salter
J. H. Calvin
W. B. Nesbitt
Bob Mabry
O. P. Smith
Gaillard’s Uniontown Speech Praised and Criticized
Dr Harry T Inge recounts Gail lards Uniontown remarks denouncing Charles Henderson and praising B B Comer The Crichton audience hears Inge defend Gail lards actions on the railroad commission and his prior stance on school funding and salaries The exchange reflects political tensions over April primaries and gubernatorial prospects.
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Palmer Gaillard
Uniontown
Charles Henderson
B. B. Comer
Harry T. Inge
Crichton
Gaillard
Ell Mobile
Mr. Gaillard
Railroad Commission
Henderson
Comer
Montgomery
Dr. Inge
Mr.Gaillard
Henderson rally draws packed Tuscaloosa crowd in support
In Tuscaloosa county a Henderson rally at the courthouse drew a full house as supporters praised Charles Henderson. The event featured Henderson and W H Samford with A S Vandegraff introducing them, and turnout suggested Seed opponents would back Henderson in the second primary amid county vote tallies and local party sentiment.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Henderson
Tuscaloosa Court House
University of Alabama Henderson Club
W. H. Samford
A. S. Vandegraff
University
Vandegraff
Comer
Walter Seed
Seed
Railroad Commission
Charles Henderson
Tuscalooga
Mr. Comer
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Samford
Abusive Language Leads to Car Arrests on Spring Hill Line
Neil Livingston and John Maloney were arrested Saturday by Deputy James McKenzie for using abusive language aboard a Spring Hill Avenue line car en route from Crichton to Spring Hill. Livingston and Maloney were located at Dawes and Irvington and face a hearing before Judge Chamberlain in the Inferior Criminal Court on Monday.
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Neil Livingston
John Maloney
James McKenzie
Spring Hill Avenue
Crichton
Spring Hill
Livingston
Dawes
Maloney
Irvington
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Wagon Driver Discharged In Reckless Driving Case
Or McEvoy, a brewery wagon driver, was arrested on a reckless driving charge after a collision incident. He faced discharge following the inquiry and resulting legal proceedings described in the report.
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Or. McEvoy
NegroArrested After Auto Chase in Magazine Point Case
Joe Snowden, a negro, was arrested by Patrol Driver McKay and Detail Averyt after a lengthy car pursuit. Identified by Mrs. J C Barry as attempting entry through a window, Snowden was arraigned before Recorder Edington and the case continued to Monday May 4.
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Joe Snowden
McKay
Averyt
Edington
Snowden
J. C. Barry
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MR. Frohlichstein
T.p.aas
Court House
Walter Harper
Hammel
Cheney
Copenhagen
Mendel
Hartman
Tango
Paquin
Express
Amoskeag Afc
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