Police News Courthouse Arraigns Jed Ross in Browning Shooting
Jed Ross faced arraignment in the recorder's court for the Browning shooting with the case continued. Browning's parents said he could not attend. A June 7 hearing was set. Feagen bound over on larceny charge with 300 bond. Emma Butler fined 310 and 10 days hard labor, plus 80 days more, in court. Luella Hays appears as complainant against unnamed party.
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Jed Ross
Perry Browning
Recorder's Court
Browning
George M. Feagen
Ashley Beady
City Court
Edington
Emma Butler
Luella Hays
Butler Woman Receives Similar Sentence in Court
The record notes the complainant started the confrontation while Norman Bartolotti, arrested Friday for reckless and furious driving of a motorcycle, faced continued proceedings until May 31. W. S. Jamison, allegedly struck by Bartolotti, could not attend court.
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Butler
Norman Bartolotti
Ann
Recorder’s Court
Jamison
Bartolotti
Willie Alstork Case Adjoins to June Sixth
Willie Alstork, a Black man, was arrested last Saturday on an assault with intent to murder charge and arraigned with the case continued to June 6. The complainant could not appear to testify.
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Willie Alstork
Recorder’s Court
Alstork
Mobile Heights Land Co man fined for drunkenness in recorder court
Henry Delany of the Mobile Heights Land Company was fined six dollars or ten days for drunkenness in the recorder's court. On a separate indecent exposure charge by John Burgess he was discharged. Chief Crenshaw received a New Orleans detective's request for help locating Fernando Arias or Joe Fernandez, a 22 year old chauffeur missing about two years.
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Henry Delany
Mobile Heights Land Company
Recorder's Court
John Burgess
Delany
F. W. Crenshaw
George Long
New Orleans
Mobile Department
Fernando Arias
Joe Fernandez
Fernandez
Three Florida boys flee school headed to New Orleans
Mobile police are asked to arrest on sight William Everett age 15 Claud Sealy age 17 and Thomas Vermillion age 17 who escaped from the Florida Industrial School for Boys at Marianna. Authorities believe they are en route to New Orleans and have issued alerts along the route.
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Mobile Police Department
William Everett
Claud Sealy
Thomas Vermillion
Florida Industrial School For Boys
Marianna
Fla
New Orleans
Incendiary Fire Destroyed Sugar House at Franklin
Chief Deputy Fire Marshal Abe F Marks says the Franklin Alice Bb plantation sugar house fire was incendiary but prosecution is unlikely due to lack of further evidence. He notes the building, machinery and contents were destroyed except for the boiler amid sparse countryside and early fire onset.
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New Orleans
Franklin
Abe F. Marks
Marks
New Iveria
Avide Landry
Ire
Walcomian
uuLy
Maude
Sneritt
Sneritt Vw. LV
Peterman
St. Mary Varish
University Training School holds first graduation in alumnae hall
In Tuscaloosa on May 24 the University Training School completed its first graduation. The class included Lester Davis John Davenport Preston Findley Lewis Dawson William Bankhead Perry Henry Hale Kenneth Morris William K Prince Robert Rhodes Jr Memnon Tierce. Dr. S J Pulliam presided as speakers toasted the graduates at a banquet in Central college reception room.
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Tuscaloosa
University Training School
Central College
S. J. Pulliam
L. O. Dawson
Stella Harris
Lucille DeVere
John Davenport
Lewis Dawson
Homer
Max Rogers
Henry Hale
Hubert Rhodes, Jr
Brahms Arthur Perkins
Kenneth Pulliam
Bemberg
Olu Davis
M. R. Heflin
Lester Davis
Preston Findley
William Bankhead Perry
Kenneth Morris
William K. Prince
Robert Rhodes, Jr
Memnon Tierce
B. F. Giles
Centarl College
Tom Garner
Supreme Beavers session opens in Birmingham with officers listed
The supreme dam of the Independent Order of Beavers began its annual Birmingham session at the Beavers hall on Third Avenue. J H McNeill welcomed delegates, Colonel Howard replied, and J H Culkin of Vicksburg presided as Supreme President Hudson was absent.
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Birmingham
Ala
Supreme Dam of the Independent Order of Beavers
Beavers’ Hall
Third Avenue
Eighteenth Street
J. H. McNeill
Howard
Vicksburg
J. H. Culkin
Hudson
Hillman Hotel
S. S. Hudson
Vicksburg Dam
Sol Weiss
New Orleans
L. E. Walloft
H. W. English
J. English
H. M. Dozier
W. H. Fruitticher
W. H. Kent
E. L. Higdon
L. W. Friedman
R. S Ragland
J. B. Bicknell
Harry Haynes
Man seeks sympathy after quarrel with woman
A man expresses that sympathy is hard to obtain when he quarreled with a woman. The remark suggests a strain in their relationship and the difficulty of eliciting support after conflict.
Captain Sam Blackwell Seeks U S Treasury Post
Capt Sam Blackwell returns from Washington where he sought appointment as an assistant auditor in the U S Treasury Department. He recalls a strong endorsement and confident friends expect him to win. He previously served as third assistant auditor under Grover Cleveland and held roles as New Decatur mayor and Morgan County solicitor.
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DECA
Tur
Ala
Sam Blackwell
Washington
United States Treasury Department
Blackwell
Grover Cleveland
New Decatur
Alabama
Morgan County Law and Equity Court
Treasury Department of
United States
Pensacola Doctor Named to State Health Board
Pensacola physician Dr. Mallory Kennedy was notified Friday of his appointment by the governor and senate confirmation to the state board of health, succeeding Dr. Horace Simpson as the Pensacola member. The three member board can elect a state health officer.
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Pensacola
Fla
Mallory Kennedy
Senate
State Board of Health
Horace Simpson
J. ¥. Porter
Pet Health
Pee Or
Aristocrat's Stature Questioned by Smoking Brand
A critic argues true aristocracy cannot be proven by cigarette brands. The remark highlights social signals and class perception rather than tangible achievements.
Married Life the Third Year on a Divided Atlantic Voyage
In a crowded stateroom on a ship Helen endures Warren's cold anger after a confrontation. She faces a tense, sleepless night as waves churn outside and the ship’s bells echo the hollow question of whether their marriage can ever be reconciled.
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Warren
Helen
Black Sea
Annual Methodist Sunday School Picnic Leaves Mobile
A large crowd traveled by special train from Mobile to Coden for the annual Methodist Episcopal Sunday school picnic. The 8:45 departure and 6:00 return featured races contests and amusements with prizes donated by local firms including Kelly-Brady Hardware Dave Bauer C D Kenny Partridge Hardware the Dauphine Mobile Shirt Company Boyle's Studio and more. The event welcomed all interested participants beyond Sunday school members.
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Mobile
Coden
Methodist Episcopal
Terminal Station
George R. Powell
Kelly-Brady Hardware Company
Dave
Mobile Shirt Company
Boyle
Methodist Sunday School
It Penetrates and Relieves Pain Advert
An old advertisement touts a pain relief product phrased to promise penetration and soreness relief. It labels pricing as 25 cents and implies wide availability in stores.
A Man With a Fighter’s Reputation Never Fights Often
A man known as a fighter rarely needs to prove it in public. An optimist is a hopeful person who finds neighborly relief in a dog not being a goat.
Skin Trouble On Feet And Limbs Advertised Cure
A 1912 testimonial from Mrs. J. H. Fowler describes a skin disease starting as red blisters on feet limbs and hands eased by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Instructions advise applying Ointment then rinsing with Soap, daily bathing, and using Soap for toilet. Carded samples offered via Cuticura Boston Dept. 42 Tender-faced men urged to use the shaving stick.
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Walker St
Greenville
Mins
J. H. Fowler
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
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