Public defender proposal gains bar support in New York
Mayer C Goldman of Beekman Street urges creating a state funded public defender to ensure equal rights for the accused. He cites Los Angeles and Oklahoma as success cases and says a high class lawyer with investigators could improve fairness, though critics note current assignments go to inexperienced or willing practitioners.
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Mayer C. Goldman
Beekman Street
Commonwealth
Los Angeles
Cal
Oklahoma
Goldman
New York City
Office of Public Defender
Fraternal Knights meet to elect officers and welcome new members
Mobile Council Knights and Ladies of Security will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday May 13 to form the club and plan upcoming activities. The group aims for 500 members by January 1915, highlights continued growth of the order, and will install newly elected officers and initiate a large slate of candidates. Visiting members are welcome.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Mobile Council Knights and Ladies of Security
Mobile Council
United States
Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen Plan Open Meeting at Moose Hall
The association held its regular monthly meeting Friday night and set final plans for the open meeting on Friday night May 15 at Moose Hall over the Southern Express office. Refreshments were served and members reported a good time. The group notes steady progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen’s Association
Moose Hall
Southern Express
Enthusiastic Meeting Held by Junior Order Council No 5
On Tuesday at 8 o'clock an enthusias tic meeting was held at Council No 5 Hall on Daughin and St Emanuel streets. Delegate Delaney reported on the Birmingham state convention business transacted after initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United American Mechanics
Council No. 5
Daughin and
St. Emanuel
Delaney
Birmingham
Mobile Delegates to Shriners Convocation Headed to Atlanta
Abba Temple of Mobile sends delegates to the national Shriners convocation in Atlanta Georgia. They depart Mobile on two Pullmans tied to northbound train No 38 and expect to reach Atlanta around noon Monday May 11. The Louisville and Nashville line will move Galveston and Houston Shriners through Mobile on May 10, with Louisiana Shriners also traveling via Mobile.
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Abba Temple of
Mobile
Convocation of Shriners
Atlanta
Louisville and Nashville
Galveston and Houston Shriners
Louisiana Shriners
Public School Receives Amer ican Flag Gift
Eight-mile Station public school was presented with a handsome American flag by Mobile Council No. 5 and Whistler Council No. 20, Junior Order of United American Mechanics. About 100 members attended, with ceremonies led by Frank Roberts and remarks from J. T. Dulaney and Dr. H. J. Krudop.
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Mobile Council No. 5
Whistler Council No
Order of United American Mechanics
Frank Roberts
Whistler
J. T. Dulaney
H. J. Krudop
E. Fisher
T. A. Hamilton
Gilbert
America
Delegates Elected to Atlanta Convention
At Mobile Dam No. 26 I O O Beavers meeting on Monday night delegates to the Atlanta convention were chosen: William T. Holt, Thomas P. Lynch, Charles Del homme, Edward Morningstar and Clarence P. Blalack. The convention will be held May 8 2.
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Mobile Dam
I. O. O. Beavers
Atlanta
William T. Holt
Thomas P. Lynch
Charles Delhomme
Edward Morningstar
Clarence P. Blalack
Odd Fellows Delegation Heads to Miffin Lodge
A group of about thirty Odd Fellows led by Dr. Harry J. Krudop district deputy grand master of the order left Mobile Wednesday at noon for Miffin Baldwin county where Dr Krudop addressed the lodge on Odd Fellowship.
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Odd Fellows
Harry J. Krudop
The
Mobile
Miffin
Baldwin County
Krudop
Odd Fellowship
Mobile lodges celebrate 96th anniversary with song and stories
Five Mobile lodges Alabama Mobile Union McInnis and Ernst marked the ninety six anniversary last Sunday with song and story. Visiting Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended as acting grand officers led opening and ceremonies. Mrs E H Discher performed piano and vocal numbers joined by Donald S Killen. Addresses were given by H J Krudop Albert D Bloch and Elliott G Rickardy. An anniversary exercise was also held by Napoleonville Lodge in Crichton Methodist Church with an eloquent oration by Rev A B Brown.
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Mobile
Alabama
Union
McInnis
Ernst
Rebekahs
D. W. McGaughey
H. J. Hamilton
Noble Grand
C. J. Hutchinson
John J. Russell
G. W. Carpenter
E. H. Discher
Donald
Killeen
Messrs
H. J. Krudop
Albert D. Bloch
Elliott G. Rickardy
Napoleonville Lodge
Crichton Methodist Church
A. B. Brown
Oaks Lodge Meeting Planned for Monday Night
Mobile Lodge No. 1 of the Order of Oaks calls a full attendance meeting Monday at 8 o clock. The agenda includes improving the lodge room and possible expansion of floor space.
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Mobile Lodge No. 1
Order of Oaks
Legal rights and the innocence claim in constitutional talks
The text discusses the role of legal rights in aiding a person accused of crime to prove innocence and frames the movement as centered on this issue as delegates to the constitutional convention are chosen. It notes lawyers show interest in the idea and its purpose within the process.
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Dr. J. W. Haines Company
Glenn Bldg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Photo-Drama of Creation Opens at Lyric Theater
The Lyric Theatre begins the four reel photo drama Creation with two daily showings this week. Part two starts next Sunday with parts three and four to follow on subsequent Sundays. Lectures and synchronized talking pictures accompany the film as audiences witness biblical scenes from creation to the Pentecost and beyond.
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Lyric Theatre
Abraham
Israel
Daniel
Aes
Speakich
International Bible Students’ Association
Palestine
Egypt
Garden
Gethsemane
Jesus
Judas
Bible
Jehovah
Jesus Christ
Earth
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Loui
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Indianapis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Memphis
Houston
New Orleans
General Tract Fund
Association
Boatman Charged With Theft Is Released
Tony Conovich of Biloxi Mississippi, a boatman, was arrested days ago on a charge of stealing $50 from a trunk in Salvadore Lepre store. He appeared before Recorder D H Edington and was bound over on a $50 bond. Judge Lemuel B granted a habeas corpus hearing after new evidence was presented by Attorneys F and Joel Goldsby.
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Tony Conovich
Biloxi
Miss
Salvadore Lepre
D. H. Edington
Lemuel B
Circuit Court
Joel 'W. Goldsby
Marriage License Issued to Frederick D. Ehie and Marg Flowers
A marriage license was issued Saturday by the probate authority to Frederick D. Ehie and Marg Flowers. The event marks the formal union of the couple under local civil procedures.
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Frederick D. Ehie
Marg Flowers
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Papa
T. Agamea
Ph. G
Shriners
Beavers
Dr. Krudop Speaker
OAKS
LYRIC
Noah
Moses
Aaron
Pharaoh
Eschol
Caleb
Joshua
Samson
Europe
Saturn
King Se Dee
Monroe Park
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