Catholic Prelate Denounces Mayor Tapping as Dishonest
New York May 26 Mgr John a Tent chancellor of the diocese testified before the Thompson committee denouncing Mayor Mitchel for wire tapping. He denied promising money to Dr D C Potter and said the telephone exchange was a trap not a real offer. He explained no dollar was promised and the term hundred referred to a message, not cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Mgr
John
Diocese of
New York
Thompson Legislative Committee
Wrens
Dunn
D. C. Potter
Mitchel
Dr. Potter
Commission
Mobile Elks Eye Eufaula Convention Plans
Members of the Mobile Lodge of Elks will meet to decide on joining the reorganized Alabama Elks Association. The first meeting of the association will be held in Eufaula on June 8 and 9, with an attractive entertainment program reported and many Elks expected to attend.
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Mobile Lodge of Elks
Alabama Elks Association
Eufaula
County road damage minor after rains
Commissioners Bolton McFadyen and Whatley inspected county highways as required by law and ordered repairs to damaged roads. Mr John F Carter Jr of Mobile and Tacceels Miss returned from Chicago where he noted many inquiries about lands in Alabama and Mississippi from Canadians and others.
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Bolton
McFadyen
Whatley Sea
John Carter
John F. Carter, Jr
Mobile
Tacceels
Miss
Chicago
Community fish fry and Fourth of July in Mobile region
J A Joullian of Coden Alabama plans a joint community event in Irvington Grand Bay and Coden featuring a Mississippi Sound regatta dancing and a band concert. Visitors from Century Pensacola and Mobile are noted with travel via steamer and hotel stay. Don Hoffman heads to New York for railway unions conference on the eight hour day.
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J. A. Joullian
Coden
Ala
Mobile
Irvington
Grand Bay
Mississippi Sound
Don Hoffman
New York City
United States
Mr. Hoffman
Mobile and Ohio System
Children’s Day Observed at Broad Street Methodist
Broad Street Methodist church plans a Children’s Day program for Sunday May 28 inviting church members Sunday school families and the public to attend.
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Broad Street Methodist
University Student Stanhope Chamberlain Returns Home
Stanhope Chamberlain son of Judge Henry Chamberlain returns Thursday from the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa after a full session of study. Hattiesburg residents 8 W. M. Hemester Mrs. M. Martin and Mrs. Etan visit Mobile for social calls at the Can on. Dothan merchant H. S. Miller is in Mobile on several days business. Dr A Festorrazzi comes home from New York in improving health. Sidney Rosenbaum, a former resident, appears in the text.
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University
Stanhope BE. Chamberlain
Henry Chamberlain
University of Alabama At
Tuscaloosa
W. M. Hemester
M. Martin
Etan
Hattiesburg
Miss
Hapringe Friends
The
Canon
H. S. Miller
Dothan
Ala
Mobile
A. Festorrazzi
New York
Norwegian American Line Plans Red Route Shielding
Christina May 26. The Norwegian American Line will modify its North Atlantic sailings to avoid complications from diverging routes by straitening their course. It has bought a tramp steamship of 1800 tons to bring American coal to Norway for its ships to reduce reliance on English bunkers.
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Christiana
London
America
Nor— Tele Ac
Ats
Norway
Mobile visitors fill Battle House for funerals and business
The Mobile scene lists numerous visitors: Billan of New Orleans en route to Havana. Louis Seelbach Jr of Louisville visiting Mr. H. Peck. Andrew Gray and wife from Gulfport attending the funeral of Robert Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. La Suer of Jackson spending Friday at the Battle House. Hammond of Robertsdale visiting and staying at St Andrew. L. F. Sumrall of Agricola shopping on a visit. John Constantine from Cedar Rapids staying several days at the Battle House. S. C. Wallis of Birmingham on business. L. D. King of Evergreen on several days’ business, and Dr. W. W. Eley of Lucedale on a short trip staying at St Andrew. W. W. Willis and wife of Meridian visiting the Battle House.
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Billan
New Orleans
Mobile
Havana
Cuba
Louis Seelbach, Jr
Louisville, Ky
8. H. Peck
The
Battle House
Andrew Gray
Gulfport, Miss
Robert Hunter
R. H. la Suer
Jackson, Ala
W. A. Hammond
Robertsdale
Ala
St. Andrew Hotel
John Constantine
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
C. Wallis
Birmingham
W. W. Eley
Lucedale, Miss
St. Andrew
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Marcia G Orrell
Mrs. Marcia G Orell aged 60 native of North Carolina resident of Mobile died Friday at 2 10 AM at 68 North Broad St after a long illness. Crenshaw Undertaking Company sent her body to Bon Secour for burial. She leaves two sons L M and W A Orrell Baldwin County and two daughters Mrs C A Childress and Mrs Anthony Basar Mobile. Burial of Mrs M Fow and funeral of Mrs Mary Frances Jones held at Whistler with Rev Francis M Atchison and Rev Heywood T Vaughan officiating. Interment in Baptist cemetery near Whistler. Pallbearers listed: P Hunt Alexander Deere Wm Coble E B Melcher Hayes and Daniel Thomas.
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Marcia G. Orrell
Marcia G. Orell
North Carolina
Mobile
North Broadst
Crenshaw Undertaking Company
Bon Secour
Ala
Orell
Oak
L. M
W. A. Orrell
Baldwin County
C. A. Childress
Anthony Basar
Mirs
M. F.oow
Mary Frances Jones
Warren Street
Whistler
Francis M. Atchison
Istler Methodist Church
Heywood T. Vaughan
Bethany Baptist Church
Baptist
Pees
Messrs. P. Hunt
Alexander D. Eeere
Ww. , Coble
EB. A. Melcher
Hayes and
Daniel Thomas
Funeral notices for Hillard Hieronymous La Coste Wilson and Newton
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices recount services at St Josephs Episcopal Church Magnolia cemetery Alvarez cemetery and local undertakers Roche Burke Berojoun Sands for Mrs Jesse Dumas Hillard William T Hieronymous Milton La Coste John T Wilson and Alex Newton. Burial details include Pine Crest and Magnolia cemeteries with floral tributes and pallbearers.
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J. D. Hillard
Father Slevin
Jesse Dumas Hillard
South
Jefferson Street
St. Joseph's Church
Pine Crest Cemetery
Messrs
George Rose
Eugene O’connor
William Gass
Frank McCowan
W. T. Hieronymus
G. C. Tucker
St.John’s Episcopal Church
William T. Hieronymous
Forest Camp No. 1
Woodmen of the World
Magnolia Cemetery
Thomas White
E. G. Dreaper
William Vizard
William H. Holcombe
J. H. Bancroft
John Lynch
William Evans
M. O. Discher
D. J. Murphy
W. J. Frisbie
M. la Coste
Milton la Coste
Roche & Burke
J. B. Northcutt
D. D
Government Street Methodist Church
Alvarez
Joseph Lewis
George Evans
Walter la Coste
Vincent la Coste
C. la Coste
Cecil la Coste
Funeral for Clifford C. Pigford Held in Meridian
Clifford C. Pigford, eldest son of Charles A. Pigford, died in Meridian on Wednesday and was buried at Lockhart. The Mobile native worked as a bookkeeper for Crichton Lumber and is survived by his father two children several brothers and sisters and other relatives. Friends from Mobile and Cohen attended the funeral.
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Meridian
Mobile
Cohen
Plan removal of cattle ban discussed in Washington
In Washington on May 26 a plan was arranged by Senators Bankhead and Underwood and Rep Gray for a joint meeting with Mobile and New Orleans Chambers of Commerce. The aim is to end discrimination that allows cattle shipments from Central and South America through Texas ports while blocking Mobile and New Orleans. The committee is to meet Secretary of Agriculture Houston on Monday.
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Washington, D. C
Bankhead
Underwood
Gray
Mobile
New Orleans
Highway bills advance for Perdido Bay and Jackson Highway
The house committee on interstate commerce favorably reported a bill to authorize the Perdido Bay Bridge and Ferry Co to contract a bridge over Perdido Bay from Lilian Alabama to Cummings Point Florida and a bill granting congress consent for Jackson County Mississippi to build a bridge across West Pascagoula river near Pascagoula. Both bills have passed the senate and are on the house calendar and may be considered next Wednesday or later.
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House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Perdido Bay
Lilian
Baldwin County
Alabama
Cummings Point
Escambia Count
Florida
Congress
Jackson County
Mississippi
Pascagoula River
Pascagoula
Miss
Senate
House
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Scores Mitchel
Mor. Dunn
ASHBY
Pensacola
A. E. Hennan
Century
Fla
Ella Knowles
William H. Knowles
Billy Knowles
Cawthon Hotel
Fairhope
Sidney Rosenbaum
Hii
Thuy
Otlole
Kirkwall
L. F. Sumrall
Agricola, Miss
L. D. King
Evergreen, Ala
W. W. Willis
John T. Wilson
Escambia County
Blacksher
Alex Newton
Steredo
Berojoun & Sands
Newton
Workingmen’s Timber and Cotton Benevolent Association
Washington
Belicious Iefereshing
Bottlea
Ariel
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
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