Prohibition cases heard as Pensacola court juggles violations
Monday proceedings in Recorder and inferior criminal court dealt with violations of the state prohibition law. Defendants faced fines or bond for liquor related offenses tied to a ship voyage from Pensacola to New Orleans and a shipment claimed interstate. Several cases were continued or reset, with fines assessed in others.
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Mobile
Pensacola
Orleans
Fort In
Claud Grayn
Ohna Clark
J. H. McEvoy
City
Prohibition law cases and raids reported in police notes
Willie Lamb Jones and Young pleaded guilty to violating the prohibition law and requested leniency until October 23, granted. John Marshall was docketed on a prohibition charge with bond signed by W.HE. Sheriff Holcombe lists raided locations including Williamson, St. Louis corner, Mrs. Barrett, Franklin and Texas, and several street addresses where liquor was seized.
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Jones
Willie Lamb
Young
John Marshall
W. HE
Uty
Holcombe
Williamson
Northeast Corner
St. Louis
T. C. Barrett
Franklin
Texas
Toppy
Revene
South Water
B. Goldger
Calhoun
Congress
Frank Wisbury
North Conception
Isdrews
Manassas
Frank
Frank Hendryx
Eslava
Tim Goulding
Conception
Lipscomb
William
Immigrant Merchant Harry Axelrod Dies in Montgomery
Harry Axelrod, who came to Montgomery from Russia years ago to make his fortune, died here yesterday at noon after a two to three decade career in the business. His wife and several relatives live in Russia, and he has brothers in New York.
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Gomery
Ala
Harry Axelrod
Russia
Axelrod
New York
Ex U.8. Army Officer Promoted to Brevet Rank in Allied Army
Captain G. Sheppard former U S Army officer and Montgomery resident has been wounded five times and promoted to brevet Major in the British royal order. He served at Yprés and other Western Front points and in the Dardanelles. After severe injuries he recovered sight and was sent to a British battalion in Mesopotamia. Colonel R B Brook-Lyth praises his conduct.
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Montgomery
Ala
G. Sheppard
Alabama National Guard
Distinguished Service Order of
Great Britain
R. B. Brook- Lyth
North Staffordshire Regiment
Sheppard
Montgoméry
Shep
Yprés
France
Dardanelles
Mespotabia
Army
Tumulty denies U.S. slow in Casement case
Secretary Tumulty releases a letter to Michael Doyle denying U S delays harmed Sir Roger Casement. He cites a brief cable from the British envoy showing Britain weighed the Senate clemency resolution and decided clemency could not be granted.
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Secretary Tumulty
Michael Francis Doyle
Sir Roger Casement
Sir Roger
Tumulty
Doyle
Newman
Senate
Foreign Office
Mr. Tumulty
Frank L. Polk
State Department
Roger Casement
Casement
Germany
Motor Vehicles Show 100 Percent Increase Statewide
The state board of equalization issued 23 033 automobile and motor vehicle licenses in the fiscal year ending September 30, marking about a 100 percent rise over the prior year. The bulletin lists widespread growth across sectors and regions.
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Montgomery
State Board of Equalization
Burial of Mrs. Mary Eloise Rowan
Mrs Mary Eloise Rowan widow of Owen M Rowan was buried at Magnolia cemetery after funeral services held from her home at 330 North Conception Street and Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev A G Richards and Rev C Tucker led the rites. Pallbearers included H T Hartwell J F Johnston William T Prichett George B Toulmin E B Kirkbride and Dr T H Frazer. She was a native of the city, daughter of the late Captain Richard A Jackson and Roxana Hollinger Jackson, survived by two brothers Captains Matt and Ed Jackson and a sister Mrs George A Dueck.
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M. E. Rowan
Mary Eloise Rowan
Owen M. Rowan
North
Conception Street
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. G. Richards
Uh C. Tucker
St. John’s Loisconal Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Whistler church to hold evening service by Rev A G Richards
Community notes include a Whistler Evening service at St Pauls Episcopal Church led by Rev A G Richards. Residents Ernest Bennett visits his brother George Bennett in New Bedford Mass. Mrs M B Hays and family return from Wilcox and Marengo counties. Lena Pryor to Hopewell Virginia for several weeks. Maud Kimball conducts county primary school visit. Families travel to Houston and Galveston. Local club plans October ball with appointed organizers.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. G. Richards
Ernest A. Bennett
New Bedford
Mass
George KR. Bennett
M. B. Hays
Willie May
M. B. Jr
Wilcox
Marengo Counties
Lena Pryor
Hopewell
Maud Kimball
Whistler
Bert Sidell
Marion
Parker and
Rodger
Houston
Tex
Stephen J. McCarty
Young Men's Club
Willie Mott
Glen Burdett
Hall
Bruce McPherson
James Gossén
Agnes Liversage
Jessie Nelson
Mildred Roche
Ethel Webster
Janie Smith
Katherine Hall
Lurlihe Barnes
Lee Davison
Walter
Rivers
Carrolton
Lewis E. Gardner
McCrary
Fred Busby
Buckatunna
Miss
Frank
Barry, Jr
Morris
Coash
Ala
Robert Sharp
Leona
Elizabeth
Gladden
Marengo
Annie Adams
Galveston
J. E. Lang
Springfield
Ben J. Gaston
Wilson Dictates Speech Style For Soldiers
President Wilson presides over a conference with Wilson Volunteers led by Amos Pinchot to campaign among New York labor voters. He notes a telegram from the father of Col. Edward T. Brown of Atlanta, a close friend and golfing companion, confirming the effort.
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Granen Nyeshte Wilson Seve
Bortera
Wilson Volunteers
Amos Pinchot
New York
Edward T. Brown
Atlanta
Social notes from Mobile visitors and residents
A string of Mobile city notices lists visitors and locals at the Battle House Cawthon and other hotels. Names include George W. Duncan from Auburn visiting on business, Captain Carl McMahon, Lieutenant Owen J. James, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Jacobsohn, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ridgeway, H. Bethea, C. W. O'Bannon, Joseph A. Lennox, Charles Shearer and Thomas Jones. An Order Boys Council meeting is scheduled at the YMCA Monday night at 7:30 with requests for attendance.
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George W. Duncan
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
Mobile
George H. Jacobsohn
Boston
Mass
South
The
Battle House
J. A. Ridgeway
Pensacola, Fle
the Battle House
Order Boys’ Council
Joseph A. Lennox
New Orléans
Charles Shearer
Andover
Cawthon Hotel
Grand Bay
Recruiting Officer Holt Leaves Mobile for Jackson Alabama
Captain David Holt in charge of recruiting for the First Alabama Infantry in the district left Mobile for Jackson to seek recruits in Clarke County. He is accompanied by Sergeant D. J. Cotter and Corporal J. P. Snowden. Holt announced that volunteers for the border regiment may apply to him immediately and arrangements will be made.
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David Holt
Alabama
Mobile
Jackson
Clarke County
Holt
D. J. Cotter
J. P. Snowden
Submarine Fenian Ram on display in New York exhibit
The Fenian Ram, John P. Holland s 1879 submersible, arrives in New York after 34 years in Mills River New Hampshire. The egg shaped craft, 31 feet long and weighing 19 tons, with its corroded oil burning engine, will be a principal exhibit at the Madison Square Garden Irish relief fund bazaar.
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New York
John P. Holland
Mills River
N. H
Irish Relief Fund
Madison Square Garden
Cruelty to Animals Case Up In The Inferior Court
Joe Strachan charged with cruelty to animals waived examination to city court after arraignment and bond set at 150 dollars. Humane officer J S Ducorneau testified that Strachan drove Hansen property horse to death. Other Monday dispositions listed including several vagrancy and gaming counts with fines or ten days.
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Joe Strachan
J. S. Ducourneau
Strachan
B. W. Hansen
Ruby Hinkle
Alice Durette
Norway Holland and Spain Act in German Submarine Issue
Berlin reports Norway Holland and Spain playing leading roles in Germany’s submarine dispute with the United States. An Associated Press writer in London cites Dr. Alfred Zimmerman and ongoing talks with the United States. The Bloomersdijk case off New England is cited, with Germany disputing the submarine commander's adherence to prize rules and offering compensation if instructions were exceeded.
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Berlin
London
Norway
Holland
Spain
Germany
Apoeen
United States
Associated Press
Alfred Zimmerman
Bloomersdijk
New England
Sinking of fruit steamers sparks Spanish grievances
Spain protests the sinking of fruit steamers arguing cargo of contraband ships trade disruption hurts small fruit raisers. Germany offers to allow passage if ships carry proper certificates for the German market. Norway’s submarine ban seen as conflicting with neutrality. no comprehensive legal report reached Dr. Zimmerman.
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Spain
Germany
Dr. Zimmerman
California Lads Begin 9000 Mile Farming Ideas Tour
Twenty four California boy farmers left Berkeley on a 9000 mile journey to study leading orchards breeding farms and agricultural industries. Led by Professor Decron at UC they aim to bring back farming knowledge to train country life leaders. They will travel east to New York City and return via New Orleans and Texas.
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Associated Press
Berkley
Cal
Abe
Ifornia
New York City
New Orleans
Texas
Weather forecast for Alabama and Mississippi
The forecast notes cloudy conditions in Alabama with showers in the far south tonight and Tuesday. Mississippi expects partly cloudy skies with local showers in the southern portion tonight or Tuesday.
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Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
American observers react to Norway submarine rules
The under secretary warned of a strong protest to Norway over its unequal warship rules. Dr. Zimmerman praised America reply terms to Allies on submarines as neutral in spirit. He noted German submarine activity off the U S coast had not become a diplomatic issue and no communications had been received.
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Norway
America
Dr. Zimmerman
American
Germany
United States
Rumanians Lose Two Divisions in Second Army Retreat
Berlin dispatch reports the Romanian second army in Transylvania suffered about two divisions lost during a rapid retreat. The withdrawal followed a decisive Austro German attack on Hermannstadt, with panicked flight by units as reinforcements arrived via Torsburger and Predeal passes. Transylvania is reported clear of Romanian forces and the local population relieved to be rid of a short rule.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Transylvania
Hermannstadt
Torsburger
Amell
Transylia
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Hall and Blalack
Edington
HB. Blalack
Newbern Harris
Morris Meyer
Recorder’s Court
William Jenkins
John Strowder
Parker
Vincent Sayles
Inferior
Sim
Nolle
Sulabury
Ed Morri
William FE. Flinn
J. Nynch
J. G. Tyrrell
P. W. Kelly
U.8. Army
U.S
Norman Prince
Beverly
Bgffalo
Bugharest
Fili
Stockholm
F. A. Taube
Copenhagen
Politiken
M. Hammarskjold
K. A. Wallenberg
Manila
Philippine Congress
Sergio Osmeéna
Manuel Quezon
United States Congress
House
Oberian, CO
John Hughes, Jr
George Hollingsworth
Norfolk
Sophia Perryn
Philadelphia
Seaboard
Birmingham
Cliton
8. C
Sea- Hoard
Everit Macy
Seth Low
National Civic Federation
Caneon
Victor Roderick
W. G. Brittson
Brittson
Francis Brown
Union Theological Seminary
the Earl of Rothes
Wilson
Carl McMahon
Mobile Rifles
Owen J. James
Company E
Gulf City Guards
J. W. Bryan
Washington, D. C
D. G. Barnes
Birmingham, Ala
Saint Andrew
Essrs. H
Bethea
C. W. O'Bannon
Farnsdale
Thomas Jones
Chicago
Iils
Walter W. Jones
Cedale
Ogburn-Griffin Gro. Co
California
Irpany
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
the Item
Baldwin Counties
Ascade Ginger “Ale
Selzer
Case
D. Palliser’s Sons
Dauphini Street
Rosedale
Dauphin
Home
Bell
Pure Food Fish Company
Florida Fish .C
N. E. Cor. Royal and Church
J. G. Mangledorbf
Caribbean & Southern Steamship Co., Inc
Seeberg Steamship Co
Windward
Leeward Islands
Central and
South America
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Aes Martinique
Barbados
Demerara
West Indies
Caribbean & Southern ‘Steamship Co., Inc
Norman Rae
Hane el OY
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