Two Suspects Held Over Train Robbery In Mobile Case
New Orleans police released two men after Schroeder failed to identify them as the robbers. Schroeder, who says his sister handed him cash then a check for 5000 dollars, reported the Mobile theft and is assisting detectives in the ongoing case.
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Chamber urges reconsideration of creamery deal in Mobile
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce asks Demonstration Plantation Creamery to revisit the contract after internal disputes. An impartial committee reviewed the project and found it feasible, though a rival article questioned it. Secretary W. M. Clemens signs the appeal as Gilmer prepares to visit Mobile for potential financing.
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Negress Given Jail Term For Wielding Razor
Rena Hare a negro woman was fined 51 dollars and court costs or ninety days in jail for assault and battery. She attacked Lula Foster and George Rogers with a razor on Lipscombe street near Claiborne. Foster required hospital treatment after the cut.
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Mobile fire chief attends International Fire Chiefs meeting
Chief Charlies S. McCosker of the Mobile fire department returns from Providence R I where he attended the International Fire Chiefs Association convention. He also visited Boston and New York before resuming duties.
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Belgium to Launch 10 Ship Liners Fleet for Atlantic Trade
A Belgian government financed fleet will be operated by the Royal Belgian Lloyd Steamship Company between New York and Havre with sailings every ten days starting October 5 on the steamer Italier. The state will guarantee principal and interest on 100 million francs of nominal capital, signaling support for the entente allies in the postwar trade competition.
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US Trade Commission Dined In Rio De Janeiro
A banquet hosted by Finance Minister J. Pandia Calogeras honored the United States financial and commercial commission in Rio de Janeiro. Dr. Richard P. Strong, chairman of the commission, spoke after a welcome by Calogeras. The visit follows a Latin American business delegation's U.S. trip last spring.
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Belgian Royal Lloyd line to run shipping assets for government
The plan transfers Belgian shipping to the state. Royal Belgian Lloyd, formed last June by Belgian ministers of marine and finance, will take over Brys and Gylhen Limited of London Antwerp and Havre for 15 to 20 percent under market value. The fleet of 39 steamers totaling 124000 tons may grow to about 100 ships and 500000 tons under government supervision. Two commissioners appointed by the government will oversee operations.
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Funeral services for G E Aunspaugh in Mobile
Funeral services for Glenn E. Aunspaugh well known in Mobile will be held at 5 this afternoon from the home of his brother Frank E. Aunspaugh 15 Common Street. Burial will be in Magnolia Cemetery. He died in Birmingham en route to Asheville after a period of illness. Members of Athelstan Lodge No 869 of Masons will attend. A native of Mobile he was educated there.
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Local resident Aunspaugh dies after illness in Mobile
Mobile figure Mr. Aunspaugh long known in the city. Former shipping clerk for Davis Marshall Co. he later owned the Imperial Laundry until illness forced retirement. Survived by wife Elmer Parks, brother Frank E. Aunspaugh, sister Leila Aunspaugh, and other relatives. Active in Athelstan Club Elks Gulf Fishing and Hunting Club and mystic societies.
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National Negro Baptist Convention Opens in Savannah
The twenty sixth annual national convention of Negro Baptists began in Savannah Georgia with sessions on board work for the year and officers elections. A monument to George the first Negro foreign missionary was unveiled. Reports were due from L G Jordan on foreign missions, Sut ton E Kriggs on education and J M Washington on the Benefit Board as plans for a national Negro theological seminary were submitted.
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