Alleged Forgers Sentenced In City Court
Corbett B Singleterry convicted of forging the name to a check for 23 40 and jailed two years with appeal and 60 day stay. Charles Houston and Joseph A Bell also sentenced for related crimes. Matthew Austin alias Frank Ward received eighteen months. Eyjah Arrington fined one cent and 90 days hard labor with appeal notice. William Walker case nolle prosequi. Solomon Cleveland acquitted. Wednesday call lists Austin Brown Simon P Jackson and Arthur Pickens for burglary and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Bell
Charles Schimpf
Eyjah Arrington
Calvert
Ala
Supreme Court
Ward
William Walker
Mobile Fish and Oyster Company
Solomon Cleveland
Austin Brown
Simon P. Jackson
Arthur Pickens
Carter Named Civil Deputy by Sheriff Palmer
Sheriff T. T. Palmer appoints John E. Carter a civil deputy to serve the Interior Civil Court night after Moses Bernstein resigns to join James McPhillips Grocery Company.
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T. T. Palmer
John E. Carter
Justice of the Peace
Carter
Interior Civil Court
Moses Bernstein
James McPhillips Grocery Company
Degrees Conferred at Twenty-First Scottish Rite Reunion in Mobile
At the twenty first reunion in Mobile the Scottish Rite Masons confer nine degrees Tuesday from the eighth to the seventeenth with many candidates. Officers and participants include Isaac Licbach, J. H. Hutchinson, Meyer Jacoby, R. W. Elliott, J. L. Cawthon, Leonard Wise, and H. L. Gaines among others. The day runs from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. with multiple degrees, including Master Architect and Royal Arch of Solomon, followed by a supper and continued sessions into the evening.
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Mobile
Howard Lodzé
A. F
A. M
Ala
Isaac Licbach
S. A. Burgoyne
Alex Siancock
Leonard Wise
F. J. Imahern
J. H. Hutchinson
W. B. Crane
J. Schultz
Meyer Jacoby
R. W. Elliott
S. E. Sims
John S. Garrison
E. H. Kimbrough
E. S. Campbel
S. E. Dupree
C. H. Kohli
C. C. Coffee
C. W. Gray
T. J. Price Leonard Wise
M. Jacoby
A. B. Platt
R. W. Eliott
B.F. Agama
RK. H. Bartels
E. L. Eastman
G. M. March
J. W. Cox
G. W. Adams
W. M. Rasmus
G. G. Touart
Eugene’ McRee
V. 3. Turiburt
A. Hancock
J. J. A. Beuhs
A. P. Willams
B. Piau
B. F. Adama, Jr
C. B. Dupree
Campbell
C. H. Kohl
C. C. Coltee
WH. Kimbrough
R. W
R. H. Bartels
Ius
H. L. Eastburn
B. F. Adams, Jr
T. M. McMillan
C. E. Dupree
Joseph Peibelman
E. §. Campbell
H W. Patterson
B. L. Eastburn
M. Lichtbach
James L. Cawthon
A. G. Levy
J H Hutchinson
J O. Acree
Escort
H. W. Patterson
W. R Phillips
KR. W. Elliott
Alf Williams
E. McRee
J. L. A. Peahs
J. L. Cawthon
E. S. Campbell
S A Burgoyne
F. J. Smahorn
J.-C. Acree
W. M. Hasmus
J. A. Richard
J. K. Dempster
Rose Croix
H. L. Gaines
Wise
Knight of the East
S. A. Budgoyne
H. M. Price
J. H. McCormick
A. G. Andersen
T. J. Price
F. J. Imahorn
W. R
Leonara Wise
Alex Manes
J. A. Hutchinson
EB. G. Eslava
W. R. Phillips
E. L. Bullard
M. Campos
Knights of the East and West
M. L. G. Cameron
J.V. Falck
EL. Bullard
H. H. Wefel, Jr
M. Litchbach
J. ¢. Turrentine
Bresnahan Searched as Dodgers Manager Prospect
Rumor says Roger Bresnahan, the Cub catcher, may replace Bill Rahlen as Dodgers manager after ongoing negotiations. Fielder Jones is mentioned as a distant outside possibility.
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Bill Rahlen
Brooklyn
Roger Bresnahan
Dodgers
Bresnahan
Roger
Fielder. Jones
Personalities on View in Mobile Area Visits
E W Sproul and wife and Miss Sproul of Chicago are visiting. Chauncey S Williams and wife of Chicago are in Mobile for a week or more staying at the Cawthon Hotel. C B Hervey and Mrs Hervey of the Cawthon returned from Gulfport. Fred E Schroeder, of the Mississippi Pacific, is in Mobile meeting local passenger departments. Mrs H Grooge of Oakdale was operated on at the Mobile Infirmary and is recovering well.
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E. W., Sproul
Miss Sproul
Chicago, Ill
Chauncey
Williams
Mobile
Cawthon Hotel
C. B. Hervey
Fred. E. Schroeder
Little Rock
Ark
H. Grooge
Oakdale
Mobile Infirmary
McCarvey Files Bond as Notary Public
Gessner T. McCarvey of Stevens McCarvey and Dean filed his bond as a notary public in probate court late Monday afternoon. The remark calling him a liar is noted but not argued.
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Gessner T. McCarvey
Stevens, McCarvey and Dean
MISSING CHICAGO MAN SOUGHT IN MOBILE WINTER
Chief of Police Frank W. Crenshaw received a letter from Frank Holzhausen of Chicago asking the local department to locate Charles Holzhausen, aged 59, who left Chicago on October 5 for Mobile via Kansas City and has not been heard from since. The elder Holzhausen, 5 feet 8 inches, dark hair and mustache, 210 pounds, wore a gray suit, black hat and shoes, carrying a substantial sum of money. The writer said the man planned to spend the winter in Mobile and Crenshaw handed the case to detectives for investigation.
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Frank W. Crenshaw
Frank Holshausen
Chicago
Charles Holshausen
Mobile
Kansas City
Holzhausen
Crenshaw
Detective Department For Investigation
Ely's Cream Balm Restores Breathing For Catarrh Sufferers
Advertises Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for stuffed noses and head congestion. Claims to open airways, relieve dull headache, and cure catarrh or cold overnight with a small bottle from any drug store. Describes fragrance, soothing effect, and quick cleansing of nasal membranes.
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Ely
Arrest Reported For Traffic Signal Violation
Wright Thomas, a Black chauffeur, was arrested Tuesday morning by Traffic Officer J H Davis for driving through an intersection without the proper signal or warning. He was released on bond to appear in the recorder's court Tuesday afternoon.
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Wright Thomas
J. H. Davis
Recorder’s Court
Father-in-law swears warrant for arrest
J M Seay chief of police Lynchburg Va encloses a warrant for C M Hardeman alias Prince Patty charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. Warrant sworn by Hardeman's father-in-law in Marietta Ohio. Hardeman jailed in Mobile awaiting trial after being brought from Memphis by sheriffs department. It is alleged he obtained money from Askin and Marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Crenshaw
J. M. Seay
Lynchburg
C. M. Hardeman
Prince Patty
Hardeman
Marietta
Ohio
Ra Fon
Bankrupt Petitions Filed by Helton and Ritchie in Mobile
J Helton and James Ritchie of Mobile filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in the United States district court Tuesday and were adjudicated bankrupts. Referee in Bankruptcy R T Ervin handles the cases. Helton lists liabilities of 750 dollars with no assets. Ritchie lists 300 dollars liabilities with no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Helton
James Ritchie
Mobile
United States District, Court
R. T. Ervin
Helton
Ritchie
Pay-on-platform service to begin on Marine and Broad streets
Beginning Thursday November 20 cars on Marine and Broad streets will operate as pay-on-platform service. The notice notes street car changes effective in the coming week.
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Marine & Broad Atreet Lipe
Ady
Prescription that Soon Knocks Rheumatism
An ad touts a Rheumatism cure based on Toris compound and syrup of Sarsaparilla mixed with whiskey. It claims rapid results and urges readers to insist on the original sealed package from Pharmaceutical Laboratories of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ii*harmaceutical Laboratories of
Chicago
Prisoner Hirings Protest Health Risks at Amite Jail
Charles Harrison a state prisoner filed for a writ of habeas corpus in federal court in New Orleans claiming Amite City jail is so dirty it harms health. He alleges he fell from a third story during transport to court last October and has been accused of feigning illness while indicted for shooting into a house with intent to kill.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Amite City
Charles Harrison
United States
Tangipahoa
Harrison
Wallace to Speak at Temperance Hall on Home Rule
Wallace, noted advocate for Home Rule and local option, will address residents at Temperance Hall on Wednesday. Event focuses on local governance and temperance themes with community turnout expected.
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Wallace
Temperance Hall
Poet Refers Silver Lining Amid Free Market Rhetoric
A playful verse teases the idea that silver lining persists despite calls for free and unlimited limits. The phrase suggests optimism tempered by caution about boundless policy rhetoric.
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Kansas
Bae Agabeet
van Antwerp Drug Co
Albright & Wood
Corner Dauphin
Jackson Sts
D. D
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George M. March
B. Sims
G. G. Touari
Eugene McRee
Perfect Masters
V- S. Hurlburt
J. AL. Peahs
A. P. Williams
H. W. Pattérsohi
Hi. Tiutenin Son
Dahlen
McCarvey
Mah
Hison
Beacon
Dauphin St
Mobile, Ala
Lyric Theatre
Krodarks
E. O. Zadek Jewelry CO
Mabel
Edith Taliaferro
Young Wisdom
Square Brand
Hires Condensed Milk CO
Philadelphia
Reynalds
Provost Farrow Coal Co
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Ebell
The
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National Banking Association
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