City Court to Reopen for One Week with McBroom Murder Trial
The city criminal court will reconvene on Monday May 31 for one week to clear the docket. Theresa McBroom charged with the December 17 murder of Reuben A. McBroom appears for a retrial after a prior mistrial. No new witnesses will be called and state and defense teams remain Solicitor N R Stone Webb and McAlpine. Cornelius Stopper to be arraigned on three burglary and grand larceny charges stemming from two store robberies on Water and Bilava streets and another on South St Emanuel. McBroom trial set for June 2 with two extra days allocated. Other docket items include arson case Jesse Scarbrough and grand larceny case John Gar Waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Mcroom
Reuben A. McBroom
A. Balladares
Water
Bilava
Edward Fichet
South St. Emanuel
C. L. Curts
Irvington
Ala
Slice Department
McBroom
Clarke Thas
Jesse Scarbrough
Dominick Gaunapro
Chunchula
John Gar- Waist
District 8 Sunday School Convention at Semmes
The Mobile County Sunday School Association District 8 holds a two session convention at the Semmes Baptist church on May 23. The program features music by Prof. J. H. Wienand, devotional readings, reports, and talks on teaching temperance, organization of adult classes, home and elementary departments, missions, and next convention details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semmes
Sunday Schools of District No
Mobile County Sunday School Association
Baptist Church
Ala
J. H
Wienand
C. M. Harttock
Walter Slord
XE. E. Black
Marjorie Clemens
J. W. Havard
Messrs
W. P. Roberts
W. W. Middleton
Mell Frazer
J. S. Davison
B. H. Johnson
Nannie Baker
J. W. Barnett
Ruth Nelson
Mike Donahan
Whistler
R. Beedher
Okolona
Bert Simon
P. Hunt
J. J Thomas
Motive Power
Sallie Owens
W. H. Owens
Chatom Street
Miss Smart
Harbormaster Reports Wreck Moved and Channel Open
Harbormaster Thomas P. Norville was notified by the United States engineer department that the river packet American wreck has been moved to the east side of the harbor near Turner Terminal Docks and that the navigation channel is now clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Norville
United States Engineer’s Department
Turner Terminal Docks
Marine traffic and shipping notices from Mobile harbor
The port reports from Mobile show the Peerless loading and departing for Montgomery and Selma, the P J McLaughlin sailing to Puerto Padre Cuba, and the Duncrag fumigating after arrival from the lower bay. Other vessels include the Sabine awaiting entry, the Colwell after a mobile incident, and several United Fruit and steamer movements with cargoes to and from the Caribbean and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless
Montgomery
Selma
Upper River
Municipal
P. J. McLaughlin
Russell
Turner Terminal
Puerto Padre
Cuba
Bahamas Timber Company
Duncrag
Lower Bay
Sabine
Mallory Steamship Company
New York
Key West
Tampa
Fla
John D. Colwell
Manzanville
Ponce
P. R
Mobile
Crowell & Thurlow
Boston
Mass
Robert Graham Dun
Peter H. Crowell
Governor Powers
Onaway
Colwell
Rock Isl
United Fruit Company
Corinto
Puerto Cortez
Hon
American
Verona
Tarpon
St. Andrews & Gulf Steamship Company
St. Andrews
Pensacola
Mobile Liners, Inc
Nubian
Pier 2
Liverpool
England
A. A. Raven
Seeberg Steamship Line
Progreso
Mexico
Bluefields
Colombia
Tropics
New Orleans
Margret M. Ford
Gulfport
Genoa
Italy
London
Ford
Mobile Bar
Vessels Bound For Caribbean Ports and Atlantic Routes
A list of ships with origins and destinations including Waldimir Sawin from Copenhagen to Van Heynigen Brokerage, Ines from Huelva to Van Heynigen, Gansfjord from Puerto Cortez to Hubbard Zemurray, Sabine from New York to Mallory Steamship, Alamo from New York to Mallory Viking to Cuban ports, Sun bound to Cuban Molasses, Crathens from Belize to Orr Laubenheimer, Fort Morgan to United Fruit, and American from Puerto Cortez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldimir Sawin
Copenhagen
Den
van Heynigen Brokerage Company
Ines
Span
Huelva
Spain
Gansfjord
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
Sabine
New York
Mallory Steamship Company
Alamo
Viking
Nor
Seeberg Steamship Company
Sun (Am
Cuban
Cuban Molasses Company
Crathens
Belize
B. H
Orr-Laubenheimer Company
Fort Morgan
Hion
United Fruit Company
American
Whistler News Highlights Church, Sports, Socials
Whistler Alabama notes Sunday school and worship times at several churches with a second quarterly Methodist conference led by Dr. Frazer. Baseball doubleheaders feature Whistlers and Harpers, Coca Colas and Plateaus on Suburban League diamonds. Community notices cover personal visits, school event receipts, and local entertainments at Whistler School Improvement Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Ala
Whistler Methodist
William A Cato
Francis M. Atchison
Bethany
Baptist
Haywood Vaughan
The
Baptist Church
Meyers Memorial Baptist Church
Mile
Charles Sheldt
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. G. Richards
Mobile
Methodist Church
JS. Frazer
Whistlers
I. W. Harpers
Harpers
Coca Colas
Plateaus
Whistler White Sox
Pine
VESSELS IN PORT AND Dock Details
A list of vessels at various docks and ports including Nubian Dictator Petra Marga Bennesvet Parchim Sylifid and others under steamships barks barkentines schooners and related harbor activity. It covers pier names upper stream docks Gulf and municipal docks with ships from United Kingdom United States Argentina Russia Uruguay and other ports and mentions repair and loading sites at Ollinger Bruce Dry Docks Pensacola and Bayview Gate areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganges
United Kingdom
Urug
Kansas City Docks
Barkentines
Seecessla & N. Docks
River Platte Aeees
Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks
Pensacola
Fla
Margret
Thomas F. Pollard
Gulf Dry Docks
Emily S. Malcolm
Harbor Co
D. Pickles
BAYV
Judson College alumnae day marks new South facing federation
Marion Ala May 22. Saturday alumnae day at Judson College featured the campus play Endymion and the formation of a state federation of alumnae to be the first of its kind in the South. The board of lady visitors met with members Mrs Beasley Sutton Dawson Elmore Ashcraft Lovelace Bixler present. Attendance this year reached 253 up from 245. officials say work improved and income met expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ala
Judson College
Endymion
Board of
Lady Visitors
Walter Beasley
Birmingham
R. L. Sutton
Orrville
L. J. Dawson
Montgomery
B. F. Elmore
Demopolis
John T. Ashcraft
Florence
W. H. Lovelace
E. H. Bixler
Two Women Set to Graduate as Civil Engineers
ANN ARBOR Mich May 22 Two women will graduate next month from the University of Michigan civil engineering department. They are Miss Hazel I Quick of Gaylord and Miss Alice Goff of Ann Arbor. After graduation both plan to enter the engineering profession actively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann- Arbor
Mich
Mel Way
University of Michigan Civil Engineering Department
Hazel I. Quick
Gaylord
Alice Goff
Ann. Arbor
Great Britain's Oldest Woman Dies at 105 in Cardiff
Mrs. Mary Edmond aged 105, Britain’s oldest woman, died in Cardiff. A Scottish native, she recalled news of Waterloo and celebrations of the victory. On her 101st birthday she received a congratulatory message from the king. She was the widow of Dr. Francis Edmond of Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Mary Edmond
Great Britain
Scotland
Waterloo
Vic
Francis Edmond
Aberdeen
Lord Kitchener Honored by Albert of Belgium
The war office announced that the grand cordon of the Order of Leopold was conferred on Lord Kitchener by King Albert of Belgium. A separate notice invites the public to a lawn party for M. F. Tucker School, aiming to raise funds for repairs and pay college debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kitchener
Albert
Belgium
London
War Office
Leopold
M. F. Tucker School Improvement Association
Seven Militiamen to Face Court Martial in Alabama
Seven members of the Seventh State Militia regiment will undergo a court martial next week in Andalusia for failure to attend drills after repeated notices. The panel comprises Majors Allen Crenshaw of Andalusia, S M Billing of Montgomery, and Perry McClung of Florala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Sécohol Regiment’ of Infantry
Andalusia
Allen Crenshaw
S. M. Billing
Perry McClung
Florala
Wesleyan Girls Outwit Ogling Males at Gray Chapel
Ohio Wesleyan women protested the staring lines at Gray chapel entrance. After a meeting of the strategy board they lined up at the loafing area to inspect the oglers and the men's gaze subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, CO
Ohio Wesleyan
Gray Chapel
Board of Strategy
O. O
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Gulf Light
INT. News Service
Wilson
Germ
Marine News
Puerto
Cortez
Transatlantic
Eng
Gulf States Shipping Company
City of Mobile
Trinidad
Whittney-Bodden Company
Br. Catherina
Springfield
Genoaa
J. M. Scott & Bros
W. Mills
Jo Naalae Rosefield
Cadiz
James W. Paul, Jr
Mex
Coniscliffe
Fort de France
Martinique
Horace Turner Lumber Company
John E. Blake
Marengo County High School
Thomaston
Lois Smart
Gilbert R. Bridge
John Lambeth
George L. Lambeth
Porter McAdams
Briar Creek
S. W. Hatchell
F. W. Eckford
Thomas Finnegan
Daniel Chatham
Wise Stuart
J. John Dawsey
Ruth Alexander
Minnie Verneuille
William J. Given
William, Jr
Fairhope
Om Given
Marga
Bennesvet
Parchim
Sylifid
Teeeter
Turner-Terminal
N. O
BARKS
Havana
Cae
Charles E. Cessna
Bobvgp Ciersevaversees Badongo Vec Sc So Catat Ee Ued
James A. Carney
Pleasure Bay Sing i
Esiava
Daphne
Dauphin Street
Beach
Battles
Murray & Peppers
Cer
M. F. Tucker School
Richard Hall
W. D. Powell
Louisville
Ann Hasseltine Missionary Society
John W. Abercrombie
Wesleyan
North Water Street
East Toney
Fennis
Plumb
Hammiers
Universal Food Choppers
Universal Meat Choppers
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