Five Nations Represented In Auto Race At Speedway
At Indianapolis on May 30 the field of twenty seven cars began a grueling two and a half mile race as five nations were represented among drivers and pits. Burman in Keeton set a class record for 100 miles, Goux led at 200 miles, and Goux again led at 300 miles with a new class record pace averaging 77.42 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Grant
Isotta
Endicott
Burman
Goux
de Palma
Bragg
Mercer
Mason No
Lee Dunning
Bob Burman
Peugot
Speedway
Indianapolis
Ind
Carl G. Fisher
Jenkins’ Schacht
Jenkins
Anderson
Stutz
Ralph de Palma
Mercedes
Herr’s Stautz
Zuccarrelli
Keeton
Tower
Dunning
Trucco
Mulford
Sunbeam
Guoyot
Wishart
Harry Endicott
Nyberg
Jeaders
Haupt
Bumnan
Nikrent
Mason
Sensational disclosure in Blount county education case
Sam Ingram superintendent of Blount county faces a state indebtedness of 30879.94 in connection with teachers pay for three years ending 1913. Examiner J T Gorman’s report cites improper payrolls and $717 received for non teaching names plus $337 overpayment and $379 emergency fund, deemed illegal by the attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ingram
Blount County
Alabama
J. T. Gorman
Ingram
Klossky License Granted for Mobile Hotel Bar
Captain Edward A. Peppers as administrator of A. E. Stiles estate received approval from the Mobile Excise Commission to continue liquor service at Klosky's hotel located at 24 South Royal Street. The license confirms ongoing operation of the hotel bar under proper papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klosky
Edward A. Peppers
A. E. Stiles
Excise Commission of
Mobile
South Royal Street
Market Holds Steady In Mobile Cotton Trade
The Mobile market closed steady with 25 bales sold Friday, equal to half of Thursday’s volume. No exports occurred today versus 6 bales same day last year. Prices by grade were ordinary to good middling with quotes around 8 to 12 cents, while receipts and stock figures showed week totals and year-to-date totals.
Cotton market opens steady in New Orleans trading
New Orleans cotton opens dull yet steady as foreign and New York markets close. Early trading shows 2 to 3 points gains over yesterday, with some old crop liquidation but solid demand from bulls. Morning session muted, spot prices steady at midday and in afternoon, middling at 125 16 cents. Sales total 69 bales to arrive 350 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Liverpool Cotton Market Report May 30 Prices Steady
Liverpool notes cotton steady with prices unchanged. Middling 7.16, good middling 6.81, middling 6.81, ordinary 5.79, sales 10,000 bales including 600 for speculation and export and 9,200 American. Receipts 16,000 bales including 14,300 American. Futures opened and closed quiet with various forward positions. Weekly statistics list imports 80,000 bales, American imports 64,000, stock 1,119,000, American stock 928,000 and exports totals pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Mobile troops to encamp in Birmingham and Montgomery
Colonel Bricken of the Second Alabama Regiment said Governor ONeal arranged for state troops to encamp. The First Regiment will camp at Montgomery on July 22, and the Mobile units will pitch tents in Birmingham on the same date. No date yet set for the Fourth Regiment encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bricken
Alabama
Mobile
Emmet O'Neal
Montgomery
Bricken
Birmingham
Ships Bring Bananas and Cargoes to Port on Friday
The Orleanian from Port Simon carried 30,000 banana bunches for United Fruit and docked at Pier 1 amid delays from bad coal. The Mercator from Puerto Cortez delivered 27,000 bananas for Hubbard MeMurray at Louisville and Nashville Pier. Other vessels arrived or shifted, including Welbury, A A Reven, Raven, Viater with 16,000 bananas for United Fruit, and Belize bound for Belize.
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Orleanian
Harrocks
Port Simon
United Fruit Company
Pier 1
The
Mercator
Puerto Cortez
Hubbard- MeMurray Steamship Company
Louisville and Nashville
Welbury
Leatherbury & White
South America
A. A. Reven
Turner-Hartwell Docks
New York City
Raven
New Orleans
Viater
Bay
Bertha
Meyermaster
Havana
Cuba
Velveenon
Belize
Orr-Laubenheimer Steamship Company
British Honduras
Francis Hugerup
Spanish River
Plier
Gudrun
Minto
Mobile
Chicago
Atehene
Georgia Gil
Coast excursions to start June 5 from Mobile
The Nobile Co passenger program launches summer coast outings along the Louisville and Nashville to Bay St. Louis Mississippi starting June 5. Depart Mobile at 7 30 am return 8 30 pm daily all June long. Also schedule changes: New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad train No 2 departs Mobile 6 30 am reaching Laurel at 11 38 am and Louisville at 6 97 pm on Sunday June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobile Co
Louisville
Nashville
Bay St. Louis
Miss
H. C. Geron
Mobile
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Laurel
No Name Mystery Mentioned in 5-26-71 Probe
Brief inquiry references Jimmy and Boba Vans in connection with a “No Name” case dated May 26, 1971. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Boba
Marquard Saves Game For Giants
The Giants edged the Philadelphia Nationals 8 to 6 after Fromme’s New York debut was rough. Marquard held the visitors after Fromme exited in the eighth as New York pulled ahead in the late innings.
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New York
Giants
Philadelphia
Fromme
Cincinnati
Marquard
Seaton
Moore
Knabe
Shafer
Magee
Luderus
Merkle
Gravath
Lobert
Fletcher
Snodgrass
Murray
Marqueard
Brennan
O'Day
Emstlie
Congressman Taylor Departs Mobile for Washington D C
Congressman George W. Taylor of the first district leaves Mobile after a two day visit to return to Washington D C to resume his seat in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Taylor
Mobile
Washington, D. C
Congress
Real Estate Advertising Offers Rentals for Idle Properties
A local advertiser promotes renting idle properties by placing placards in shop windows. They claim to attract transient and local tenants and promise results based on previous successful rentals.
Severed Head Found Beside Body in Bloomfield Lot
The body of a young woman identified as Mrs. Alivia Cerciello, wife of a Newark storekeeper, was found with the head severed beside it in a vacant Bloomfield lot. Two hundred dollars the husband said she carried vanished, and signs of a brutal struggle were noted near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
N. J
Alivia Cerciello
Newark
Prime corner lots on Ann and Texas Streets
Two fine building lots, each 50 by 130 feet, located in a good neighborhood, offered at a very low price. Ideal for home construction or investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zandels
Point Clear
M. J. Vickers & Son
Deaths and Funerals of Rev. Patrick O'Leary S J
Rev. Patrick O'Leary S J former vice president of Spring Hill College died at the Providence Infirmary Thursday afternoon after a brief illness. Interment was held Friday at Spring Hill College cemetery with services led by Rev. President Ed A Cummings S J. Born in 1852 in Ireland he joined the Jesuits in 1874 and served as a teacher and administrator at several southern Jesuit institutions. He was noted as a strong, disciplined educator.
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Patrick O'Leary
S. J
Spring Hill College
Providence Infirmary
Ed. A. Cummings
Rev. O'Leary
Kerry
Ireland
Mount Mellory
Cappequin County
County Waterford
Society of Jesus
Clermont
France
United States
Grand Coteau
Immaculate Conception
New Orleans
Woodstock
Maryland
Cardinal Gibbons
Galveston
Spring Hill
Macona
Father O'Leary
Ernest Flowers Dies After Lingering Illness in Mobile
Ernest Flowers aged 47 a native of Sumter County Alabama and resident of Mobile for six years died early Friday at his home at Cherokee and Canal Streets after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife Miss Mary Elliott and four sons Elliott Ernest Jr Cecil and Percy. Many friends in Mobile and elsewhere will regret his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Flowers
Sumter County
Ala
Mobile
Cherokee and
Canal Streets
Mary Elliott
Ellott
Ernest, Jr
Cecil
Percy
Elliott
Death of Mrs. Sarah Fleming at 91
Mrs. Sarah Fleming age 91 widow of William Fleming died Thursday night at 7 o'clock at a local infirmary after a long illness. She came to Connell forty two years ago and resided here since. Survived by one daughter Mrs E A Doyle two granddaughters Mrs George Tosson and Mrs Charles Pearce and other relatives. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 from St Joseph's Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Sarah
William Fleming
Charles Pearce
Hamilton Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Sarah Fleming
Ohio
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Redlands Mfg. Co
Richmond
Daphne
Apply Bank of Mobile
C. R
Care Stem
N. E. Conti and
St. Emanuel
N. E. Conti
Dauphin St
Conti and Conception Sts
Broad Street
Hallett Mfg. CO
Bell Phone
Field’s Ice Cream Co
Bell
Mobile Street
Dauphin Way
Bloch Bros
Water St
D. D
Cox Elec. Eng. and Supply Co
St. Michael Street
Adams Street
Durham
N. Jackson St
Gateway of Catholic Cemetery
Whistler
C. W. Moss
Selma Street
Jas. Munro
School of Practical Business
Benn Pitman
Mobile Business College
St. Francis Street
Pauline
Chrichton
Cross Railroad
Dancing Academy
Rhea Springs
Rhea Springs Co
Lipase
Detective Agency
Southern Detective Agency
Gulfport
F. A. Cugin
Railroad Employes Benevolent Association
Hall
Dauphin and
Jackson Streets
A. S. Picker
E. C. Dyas
Eod-P
Dauphin Street
Ford
T. H
Mobile County
N. Conception Street
Brown
Ann St
New Street
D. N. Brown & Co
St. Francis St
Coden
Carrie Rabby
South Jackson St
Spring Hill Avenue
Hallett Street
Costello & Doyle
F Point Clear
Grand Hotel
Magnolia Beach
Fairhope
Fairhope Realty Co
Monroe Street
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Moose
Home Committee
A. W. Metcalf
G. B. Sellers
E. M
J. N. Fowler
Charles R. Bricken
Cawthon Hotel
Baker Gradecé School
Marion McDuffie
Flowers
Ernest Maning Flowers
Associated Press
Queenstown
Denis O'Sullivan
Savannah
Chairclveen
Mobile Troops
Taylor
Yeend Brothers
Knights of Pythias
Title Insurance
Title Insurance Company Capital
St. Joseph Street
N. W
Ann and
Texas Sts
Price
Thames & Batre
Ross
Morrill & Lyons
DR. Leonhardt
Buffalo
N.Y
van Antwerp
Drug Corpammiien and
Gbritton
Dr. F. L. Tapia
the Peoples Bank
Principias
Jno
D. Palmer
North Water ST
Alabama Corn Mills Company
S. E. Corner Bayou
Montgomery Sts
Sage, Burgett & Yuille
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