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J Ernest Thompson underwent surgery Wednesday for ap ape and is reported much improved. Mrs A Kosminsky returned with her son in law Max Pinski from New Orleans after two months with her daughter Mrs C C Adams. Marjorie and her mother returned from North Carolina resorts. Mrs J A Fisher hosts sister Mrs J J Dee of Pensacola for a week or ten days. Dr A M Duffee of Huntsville visits and attends Southern Commercial Congress sessions. EB A freight agent with Louisville & Nashville visits Montg omery and is at the Battle House with his son. J B Er Win of Southern Railway Selma Ala is in the city. Mr and Mrs M Kar pen of Cincinnati are in Mobile for several days and are registered at the Battle House. W S Parrish and daughter of DeFuniak Springs are visiting Mobile. Miss Anna Will Mangum of Brewton attended Southern Commercial Congress sessions and returned home. Mrs George R Leavitt of Beloit Wis is visiting Mobile staying at the Bienville. Mr and Mrs J M Goodwin of New Orleans are in Mobile for a short visit. HL Jacob and son of Columbus Miss are among visitors remaining in Mobile to enjoy city attractions. Mel T Carpenter and bride of Carpenter Ala arrived to spend several days as guests of Mr and Mrs at the Cawthon Hotel. Peter F Alba of Coden is in Mobile with friends and attends state agricultural events at Montgomery. Walter Grassell connected with Copaia visioner is in Mobile for several days.
El Mocho Seeks to Regain Power in Venezuela
Exiled Venezuelan general Jose Manuel Hernandez known as El Mocho arrived in Port of Spain from the Danish West Indies and said he would become president if free elections were held. He accuses Gomez of suppressing elections to justify crushing a rebellion. Reports place Castro's fate unclear with rumors of assassination or loss at sea.
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Associated Press
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Jose Manuel Hernandez
el Mocho
St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
Venezuela
Republic
Gomez
Inspection set for Spring Hill avenue improvement
The board of revenue and road commissioners will inspect Spring Hill avenue from Catherine street to Moffat road Friday with Highway Engineer Fay McClure to study cost methods and materials before action.
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Spring Hill Avenue
Catherine Street
Moffat Road
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Fay McClure
Dreamland Presents The Imposter with Ben H. Reed
The Dreamland theatre offers The Imposter this afternoon and tonight with Ben H. Reed in the title role. The refined tabloid musical features a clever plot and musical numbers. Mae Lernard and Mayme Antoine sing leading parts along with vaudeville acts. A three reel photoplay Back to Life, a drama of society life, will precede both performances.
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Dreamland Theatre
Ben H. Reed
Mae Lernard
Mayme Antoine
Children Burned to Death in Kentucky House Fire
Three of William Floyd's children aged one to six were killed in a blaze that razed their frame house on Brier's Creek, fifteen miles from Louisville. The mother, away posting a letter, found the ruins on her return two hours later. officials pursue a cook she fired after a quarrel.
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Associated Press
Louisville
William Floyd
Brier’s Creek
Organization Planned for Northside Baptist Church
The Northside Baptist Church will organize Thursday night at their rooms 263 N Conception Street. A presbytery appointed by the local Baptist pastors conference will assist in the ceremony. A cordial invitation is issued to the public.
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Northside Baptist Church
N. Conception Street
Male factors punished in inferior court
In an inferior criminal court Thursday Alphonse Martin was fined 51 and costs for abusive language after arrest by Deputy Sheriff George Mills. Theodore Williams received thirty days on the county road for embezzling 22 from Leon Mifflin. D W Shannon faced jury trial after assault charge by his wife Inez Shannon and was sent to the city court under 200 bond. Gid Harris and Lonnie Bogner were each fined 5 or ten days for drunkenness on the streets.
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Inferior Criminal Court
Alphonse Martin
George Mills
Theodore Williams
Leon Mifflin
a _ D. W. Shannon
Inez Shannon
Gid Harris
Lonnie Bogner
Abba Nobles Headed to Moonstone Ceremonial in Montgomery
A Mobile Abba Temple delegation travels by Pullman to Montgomery for the Alcazar Temple ceremonial at the Grand Theatre. The Abba patrol of 25 under Captain W R Heckert, plus a drum corps and other Mobile members, join contingents from Pensacola Macon Birmingham Savannah Atlanta and other Southern temples.
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Ala
Montgomery
al Sihah
Zamora
Birmingham
Mobile
David Crosland
William T. En Tle
Portsmouth
N. H
Constitution
Macon Marine
Vannar Drum Co
Patrol
Mingham
Shriners
Macon
Owever
South
Coly
Jacksonville
Fla
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Orleans
William J. Cunningham
Imperial Potentate
Baltimore
William B. Melish
Imperial
Cincinnati
Ernest A. Cutts
al Sihah Temple
Abba Temple
Alcazar Temple
Mystic Shrine
Temple of
W. R. Heckert
Louisville & Nashville
William Rasmus
8. E. Sims
F. J. Schultz
W. L. Woodruff
L. J. Arbo
C. R. McCartney
Abba Patrol
J. H. Webb
T. J. Young
W.W. Dixon
M. Jacoby
C. S. Shawhan
Abba Tempe
W. van Antwerp
J. H. Somerville
J. W. Hunter
BE. L. McCafferty
M. F. Armon
J. H. McCormick
W. J. Francis
W. M. Evans
J. F. Hilton
W. H. Graham
Tom Taylor
Harold Leftwich
Frank Leftwich
William Baumhauer
Natchez Bank Closes Doors and Receivers Takeover
First Natchez Bank in Natchez Mississippi was placed in receivership this morning. The capital stock stood at 250000 dollars with a 40000 dollar surplus. No liabilities and assets statement issued, but depositors are promised full payment.
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Natchez, Miss
Natchez Bank
James C. Newton Named Assistant Commissioner of Patents
James C. Newton, a Georgia native and 22 year employee of the patent office, was appointed today as assistant commissioner of patents in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
James C. Newton
Patent Office
Patents
Jealousy blamed in murder of Pelham child
In Pelham New Hampshire seven year old Ma de McCoy was found murdered in her home. Her husband a 65 year old farmer was arrested after attempting self harm and was taken to Chester for arraignment on murder charges. County Solicitor Sullivan cites domestic unhappiness and a failed divorce bid as motives. Neighbors say the woman feared her husband due to threats. Public speakers noted at length but marathon runners are few.
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Associated Press
Pelham
N. H
McCoy
Wee
Chester
Sullivan
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J. Ernest Thompson
Ape
A. Kosminsky
City
Max Pinski
New Orleans
Mr. C. C. Adams
Marjorie
North Carolina
J. A. Fisher
J.J. Dee
Pensacola
A. M. Duffee
Huntsville
Southern Commercial Congress
Ras
EB. A
Louisville & Nashville Inn
Montgom- Als
Battle House
J. B. Er‘Win
The
Southern Railway
Selma
M. Karpen
Cincinnati, O
W.S. Parrish
DeFuniak
Anna Will Mangum
Brewton
Woman's Auxiliary
George R. Leavitt
Beloit, Wis
Bienville Hotel
J. M. Goodwin
New ‘Orleans
Jacob
Son
Columbus
Mole
Mel T. Carpenter
Bride of Carpenter
Peter F. Alba
Cet
Coden
Walter Grassell
Panama
the Item
Mobile, Ala
Sears
Great Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Cates
Willis J. Abbott
Pacific Ocean
Cl.p
New York
Charles I. Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York State
Norman E. Mack
John A. Hennessy
Sulzer
Avenue County
Ena
N. B
Oganize New Baptist Churcuh
Rah
Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
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