Man Dies at Klosky's Restaurant After Heart Attack
William Robinson a 37 year old marine engineer and England native dies in his chair at Klosky's on Cont street between St Emanuel and Royal while awaiting supper. He had eaten there regularly and arrived only minutes before the fatal attack. An undertaker prepared the body for burial. Robinson had been in Mobile a few weeks.
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Klosky
Cont
St. Emanuel and
Royal
William Robinson
Robinson
A. EK. Stiles
Mfe
Mobile
England
Burialal Maybelle Geary as St Vincent’s pupils attend
Burial of Maybelle Geary was held Friday at 2 PM from the family home on 59 South Warren Street and at 2 30 PM from St Vincent's Catholic Church with Rev Brady officiating. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery and pallbearers included William Berbeze and others. many floral designs marked the grave. Carroll W Potts of Pensacola died at Mobile infirmary after septic pneumonia. he was 31. E W Lawley, 64, local resident, died at city hospital. survived by one son in Local.
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Maybelle Geary
Warren Street
Rt. Vincent's Catholic
Father Brady
St. Vincent’s School
Carroll W. Potts
Pensacola
Fla
Mobile
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Mr. Potts
Bibb County
Alabama
E. W. Lawley
Local
Ala
Tocal
Roche-Burke Undertaking Company
The Gray Gang of the Tidewatch Crow
An old grey crow defends its dune shore hunting party from a lethal rat ambush. A violent skirmish ensues with other crows and predators as night yields to dawn along the estuary. The crow survives, continuing its vigil along the tide-line.
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Tas
Revival Services by the Salvation Army
Special revival services led by Colonel and Mrs Brengle will be held November 11 and 12 in three churches. Government Street Methodist Church 8 p.m. Monday November 11. Baptist Tabernacle 3 p.m. and Dauphin Way Baptist 8 p.m. Tuesday November 12. A special choir directed by Professor Weinand will provide music.
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Brengle
Government Street Methodist Church
Baptist Tabernacle
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Weinand
Death of Local Clerk Thomas E. Hicks at 27
Thomas E. Hicks died at 11 36 p m in the Southern Infirmary after a four day illness following surgery. A Mobile native aged 27, he worked since youth, first with Langan Hat Company. Survived by wife Miss Fanane, one child, one brother and sister, and his parents Mr and Mrs Wiley G Hicks. He belonged to Mobile Council Knights of Columbus Young Men's Benevolent Association and St Vincent's Club.
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Thomas E. Hicks
F. H. Stoll
Southern Infirmary
Mobile
Langan Hat Company
Fanane
Wiley G. Hicks
Mobile Council
Knights of Columbus
The
Young Men's Benevolent Association
St. Vincent's Club
City Briefs on Licenses Bonds and Addresses
Marriage licenses issued for Barney Lewis and Anna Conway. Gaines Havens and Agnes Maddox of Semmes. Fitzton Hess and Donna Jackson Shaw. James McMahon Jr. files bond to operate as justice of the peace in Wheelerville. Haiden Miller and E B Blair of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad tour Mobile area on business. Mayor Schwarz to deliver welcome at state land congress opening session.
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Barney &. Lewis
Anna M. Conway
Birmingham
Montgomery
Gaines Havens
Agnes Maddox
Semmes
Fiyton R. Hess
Donna Jackson Shaw
James McMahon, Jr
Haiden Miller
Mobile and Omo Railroad Company
St. Louis
E. B. Blair
Meridian
Miss
Schwarz
State Land Congress
Deputies Intercept Suspect in North City Standoff
Deputy Mills and Deputy Wade confronted Mike Shelby wanted on indictment for grand larceny in a northern city location. The Woodyart section raid ended with the proprietor detaining the deputies over alleged ware seizure before a patrol wagon released the duo. Shelby was later jailed.
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Mills
Wade
Jom McDonald
Mike Shelby
Erand Larceny
Place
Shelby
Peter William Charged With Burglary At 74 St Francis Street
Peter William faces police court for breaking into Louis Donali’s office at 74 St Francis Street. Detective Wilmer Pearson says the case is strong as missing funds from $3 to $5 were traced to the suspect. William was caught in the act and the case goes to be heard Monday.
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Peter William
Louis Donali
St. Francis Street
Wilmer Pearson
Donald
William
Williams
Grove's Taste Less Chill Tonic Drives Out Malaria
An advertisement touts Grove's Taste Less Chill Tonic as a remedy that drives out malaria and builds up the system for both adults and children. The wording emphasizes universal use and health benefits.
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Kuppenheimer
L. H. Meyer & Sons
Chester
Norfolk
Howard & Schoble
John B. Stetson
Cufton
Wright
Janeway
L.h.meyer& Sons
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Dauphin Street
Dani Wor
the Item
Gray Gang
F. ST. Mars
Min
Craar
Africa
Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
Gulf City Dye Works
Salvation Army
Cross
Cal Druggists
Mobile’s
Bienville
Oakland
Sesser Motor Car CO
ST. Michael ST
Mobile, Ala
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