Front and rear license tags urged for autos in Alabama
Mobile police urged the state to amend the automobile law to require license tags on both the front and rear of cars and other motor vehicles. Officers say dual tags aid identification and help prevent one license being used on two cars, with many convictions already on record for such violations.
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Mobile Police
Autoile
Alabama
State of
Ala
Mobile
Recorders Court
Automo
Ole
Abama
Fast launch Alicia Tied to Ed Murray and Edward Bullen
The fast launch Alicia is identified with owners Ed Murray and Edward Bullen in the readable text. Details about vessel type and voyage are limited in the fragment. Further specifics require additional context from the source.
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Alicia
Ed+ Murray
Edward Bullen
Dedication at Cottage Hill Church Set for Sunday
A small church started by eight women near the Harvard turpentine site will be dedicated next Sunday December 7 with a basket dinner and a full program. Rev C D Berry served as pastor then Rev W E Lockler current pastor will host the service. The event includes Sunday school singing prayers sermons and a history of the church followed by a dedicatorial prayer and an old fashioned dinner on the grounds. Wagons will transport city friends to and from Lloyd station on the Bay Shore.
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Cottage Hill
C. D. Berry
Theodore
W. E. Lockled
J. W. Havard
Lia. m
W. A. Lockler
Lloyd Station
Bay Shore
Roads Cause Guilty Plea Withdrawal in City Court
Jacob Houser faced a $50 fine and costs after pleading guilty to violating the prohibition law. Judge C. J. Semmes set aside the verdict and postponed trial after Houser withdrew the plea upon learning that hard labor sentence was required, despite his understanding it would be a fine only.
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Jacob Houser
C. J. Semmes
Houser
Amendment Day Plan Advances National Prohibition Drive
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union outlines a campaign for a constitutional prohibition amendment prohibiting sale and distribution of alcohol and related foods. It urges voters to elect congressmen favoring the national amendment and designates January 15, 1914, as National Constitutional Prohibition Amendment Day with a mass meeting in Washington and local union meetings to raise funds.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Washington
Oman's Christian Temperance Union
Hardeman Acquitted on First Charge in Memphis Trial
C. M. Hardeman, arrested in Memphis in October on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses and forgery, was acquitted on the false pretenses charge after a short jury deliberation. The forgery case was continued due to the absence of A. E. Sweeney of Marietta, Ohio, whose name is alleged to be forged on the check. Hardeman remained in jail in default and faces potential bail.
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C. M. Hardeman
Memphis
A.E. Sweeney
Marietta
Ohio
Hardeman
Burglary Cases Continued for Witnesses in City Court
Herbert Henry and Milton Johnson facing burglary charges appeared in city court Saturday afternoon. Proceedings were continued until more witnesses could testify.
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Tig
Herbert Henry
Milton Johnson
Vital Statistics of Mobile County Week Lake of Licenses and Births
The record lists marriage licenses issued to white individuals from the probate court, followed by births with names across White, Colored, and Female categories. It catalogues numerous couples and newborns, reflecting local records for the past week in Mobile County.
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Vital Statistics OF
Mobile County
Probate Court
Inferior Court Sentences Recorded For Various Offenses
Irene Nelson, Robert Pugh and Ellis McGinnis faced vagrancy charges with Nelson fined 51 or 30 days. McGinnis escaped with 5 or 10 days. Others include gaming fines of 1 or 10 days, fighting fines of 5 or 10 days, assault and battery fines of 5 or 10 days, and a 25 fine or 20 days for desecrating the holiday. Ernest Moore bound over to city court on a killing charge with probable cause shown.
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Irene Nelson
Robert Pugh
Ellis McGinnis
Inferior Criminal Court
Fox Jones
Tim Trainer
Will McCane
John Neese
John Adams
Jesse Scott
Nathan Preston
Babe Boykin
Cora Anderson
Lizzie Moulton
Gertrude Howard
Malissa Palmer
Ernest Moore
Jim Thomas
Cottage Hill
Joe Brown
Jim Gully
George Thomas
Victoria Garner
John Samuel
John Simmons
George Sneed
Thomas Fitzgerald
Hunter Arrested on Warrant for Trespass on Another's Lands
Thomas Hamilton was arrested Saturday afternoon by a deputy sheriff on a warrant sworn in the inferior criminal court by County Game Warden A Edwards charging him with hunting on lands of another in violation of state laws. He posted bond for appearance in the city court.
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Thomas Hamilton
Inferior Criminal Court
A. Edwards
Mrs Rowley Heads Musical Circuit
The Hervey Hotel Company arranged a musical circuit starting Monday December 1 featuring Cawthon Mobile DeSoto New Orleans San Carlos Pensacola and Hillman Birmingham hotels. Mrs Hardee-Senter-Rowley will supply musicians and soloists with Miss Florence Kelly leaving for New Orleans DeSoto after months at the Cawthons. Miss Gilda Tolbert will debut followed by Miss Hazel Winans in the troupe.
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Hervey Hotel Company
Cawthons
New Orleans
De-Soto
Gilda Tolbert
Hazel Winans
Canada
White-haired farmer Samuel Thomas attempts suicide in Rome
A white haired, well dressed man born Samuel Thomas, a weak farmer, attempted suicide in Rome tonight by jumping from a structure with a stout cord. Bystanders intervened as he dangled, pulled to safety, and received aid.
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Rome
Samuel Thomas
Dassing
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John DeBriere
David L. Davis
August Seiple
William M. Edwards
Martha M. Hutchinson
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Margaret E. Burns
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Mary M. Giftner
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Jane Reed
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Charlie Brown
Solomon W. Childs
Alfred Holmes
Willie A. Smith
James Thomas
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Joseph A. Gay 3
Joseph Nettles
Jatra 'A Powell
Fannie Wilson
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Mrs. Rowley
Chain of Hotels
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Washington, D. C
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Harry Pillans
J. ©. Bauer
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E. B D. Ledyard
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Gay
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