Accident Victim Details Driver With Texas License
Sam Colton of 262 North Broad Street was treated at City Hospital Sunday night after being struck on Craft Highway. Colton said the driver of a Chevrolet with a Texas license fled the scene and promised to report to police, with authorities noting the motorist had not yet come forward by Monday.
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Sam Colton
North Broad Street
City Hospital
Craft Highway
Colton
Stain Vane
Mile Creek
Texas
May oral arguments in case on import export dispute
Oral arguments are scheduled in May in a dispute over the import and export issues involving a party named Sa ae and a joint brief from a speaker or advocates. The case centers on cross border trade and regulatory questions likely to hinge on interpretation of duties and exemptions.
Pensacola Visit Prompted Pensacola Mayors Thank You Note
Mayor Hartwell received a letter from Pensacola Mayor J Bayliss thanking Mobile officials for their help during the cruiser Penacola arrival ceremonies. The note also invited Hartwell to visit Pensacola again at his earliest opportunity.
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Harry Teeree
J. Bayliss
Pensacola
Mobile
Florida City
Hartwell
Prohibition era fines unpaid by three men fail to pay
Lemmie Miller Leo Morris and Hilly Sanders, white defendants once fined in federal court for prohibition charges, reported to the federal building on Monday unable to raise their sums and were taken to Seereeeeve Gennes St Tak Ot for payment of fines.
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Lemmie Miller
Leo Morris
Hilly Sanders
Thee Federal Building
Seereeeve
Gennes
Weather notes for Tuesday with river readings
Weather local report shows fair conditions on Tuesday with no major changes. River readings at 7 am in standard time on April 7, 1930, include low barometric values and varying measurements.
River forecasts and local notes amid unsettled weather
Fragmentary river forecast notes mention the Tombigbee and nearby areas with scattered references to towns. The text is garbled but indicates impending weather shifts and potential impacts on river conditions tonight.
Civic Club Chiefs Stress Chamber Parley Attendance
Civic Club leaders urge members to back Chamber of Commerce efforts and attend the Tuesday night meeting at the Country Club. Walter Parker of New Orleans will speak on transportation and trade. George Lining toasts. Rotarians advised to join the event as a community progress check.
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Civic Club
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of .Commerce
Walter Parker
New Orleans
Junior of Commerce
George Lining
Rossman
Country Club
Collins
Kiwanis Club
Enumerators Face Trouble During Mobile Census
Enumerators in Mobile encounter numerous difficulties counting residents. Workers report threats with a butcher knife and repeated door rapes as they attempt to conduct the census, delaying the process and prompting page ten continuation.
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Mobile
Hollings Fined in City Violations Case
In police court Hollings pleaded guilty to violations of the city marijuana ordinance and was fined 50 dollars with 50 days in jail suspended until May 9. Other defendants, including Roy McKay and D. Whitington, faced sentences or appeals on liquor and check charges with bonds set and notes of appeal recorded.
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C. A
Roy McKay
Whitington
Coleman's
Prichard
Tree Setins
Linkfield
Frisco's Rate Plea Refused Then Reheard
The Frisco railroad sought to publish a free rate of 45 cents to Mobile but had its rate suspended by the commission on technical grounds. A rehearing was scheduled as changes were to be made before a final decision.
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Frisco
Todd to Visit Drydotks Board Chief for Monday Inspection
Turn to Page 10 Column 6 notes Todd will visit the chairman of the Drydotks board to arrive Monday for an inspection.
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Todd
Drydotks Board
Pair Given Court Hearing On Killing Tot Case
TEXARKANA Ark April 7 Two men face court over a charge of killing a toddler. Details indicate an incident in which one man shot the child, with tense testimony and ongoing proceedings.
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Texarkana, Ark
Light Docket Opens as Jurors Begin Work
Jurors convene as Judge Alex T delivers charge urging indictments where evidence shows guilt. Henry Hall named foreman amid traffic law emphasize and concern over enforcement. Judge Momerk notes possible negligence by authorities and asks inquiry into jail prisoner treatment.
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Henry Hall
Bay City
Mobile
Chaiity
Alex T
Howard
Momerk
Terlal
Confession Valid in Tampa Murder Trial
In Tampa April 7 the court ruled the confession of Raymond Mathews, a salesman charged with murder, valid after the judge rejected defense claims it was obtained by coercion. The state may proceed with testimony and is not expected to finish its case until midweek.
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Tampa
Tit
Raymond
Mathews
Turner
Falls
Masa
G. Crawford
Fishman
Mobility worker killed in Gulfport motor accident
A man identified as Rodney A. Laixichy of Gu was killed in a Gulfport auto crash. John Bundy of Evans was slightly hurt. The driver Luxich skidded on wet pavement and a telephone pole struck a driver who died. Evans is described as stepson of Tom Lane of the Kittrell Milling Motor Company.
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Rodney A. Laixichy
Auto Chanic
Gulfport
John Bundy
Evans
Luxich
Tom Lane
Kittrell-Milling Motor Company
Carter and Dutton Nominations Reflected to Subcommittees
Nominations of William J. Carter for the eastern district of Tennessee and Tom W. Dutton for eastern Louisiana were sent to subcommittees by the Senate committee. Protests against both nominees were received but not made public. The nomination of Fred Cubberly for district attorney of the northern district of Florida was also referred.
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Washington
William J. Carter
Tennessee
Tom W. Dutton
Louisiana
Senate
Fred Cubberly
Florida
Inquest Not Needed After Hanging Death In Miami
An inquest was not deemed necessary today into a man found hanging in Miami. The brief report notes the case involved a tetited broker and mentions rushed serum en route from Candlerfield to Miami.
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Miami ‘Fla
Ter
Alabama Receives Federal Highway Funding Allocation
Federal highway funds totaling $90,000,000 are allotted to states for the 1990 fiscal year with Alabama listed among the recipients. The distribution includes revised apportionments from a prior act and reflects adjustments for all 48 states and Hawaii. The breakdown lists Alabama at $1, and other states with varying amounts across the nation.
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Washington
Hyde
Hawaii
Congress
Wation
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Slaware
Florida
Georgia
Sidhe
Sen
Slnole
Indiana
Two Men Sought in Connection With Chicago Man Robbery
A New York woman told authorities that J Pav of Chicago was slain on a boat trip from New York to Jacksonville and robbed of cash and securities. Detectives from New York and Daytona said two men entered a hotel room where Pav and the woman discussed a racing bet before the theft.
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J. Pav
Chicago
New York
Jacksonville
17 Die in Blast Near Train in Tokyo Area
The railway ministry announced 17 killed and seven seriously injured when a dynamite explosion damaged a train near Yushu prefecture. Most victims survived for hours. a forest fire started by the blast burned through the night.
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Tokyo
Railway Ministry Today
Yushu Perfecture
Two Men Stabbed in City Affray Sends Victims to Hospital
Joe McReynolds of South Dearborn near Texas street suffered a side stab from a pocket knife while Ella Brown faced police for assault after a Sunday night affray. Joe Robertson of 134 North Scott street was admitted to City hospital with head wounds from the same incident. Police report Mose Charley cut him during an argument in a Davis avenue cafe.
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Joe McReynolds
South Dearborn
Texas Street
Ella Brown
Joe Robertson
North Scott Street
City Hospital
Mose Charley
Davis Avenue
Jail Break Report From Harris County Texas
Fire hose used as a makeshift tool sparked a jailbreak attempt by 34 prisoners in Harris County. After subduing their guard, inmates briefly slid along a wall before authorities intervened to restore control.
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Harrie County
Houston
Texas
Liberty
British Arrest 60 In v4 n ee 8 were ee a Fe
DANDI India April 7 police arrested sixty volunteers after a scuffle on the beach over salt collection in disobedience to the government act. Gandhi, who spoke to villagers, said he would return tomorrow to supervise salt gathering and urged villagers to imitate the nonviolent protest.
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Bombay
India
Ra Sameeraam
Capbad
Gandhi
World Court vote charges shake Illinois primary fight
United States Senator Charles E Deneen and Ruth Hatina McCormick push world court issue as Illinois Republicans head to primary booths. Both seek last minute strength with Chicago noonday meetings and statewide radio appeals. Voters will decide whether to endorse or oppose the court attack.
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BR. H. Hippelheuser
Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Charles 8. Deneen
Ruth Hatina McCormick
World Court
Illinois
Freo
McCormick
Aanson Jenkins
Train Derailment Wrecks Cars Near Morgan City
Southern Pacific passenger train 103 westbound from New Orleans to California derailed at Lake Bridge La about 12 miles east of Morgan City. A rail gave way around 11:30 am and five Pullmans plus a chair and lounge car left the track. Only a few passengers reported minor injuries as officials conduct a full check for anyone trapped.
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Morgan City
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
California
Lake Bridge
Gers
Mother-In-Law Aids Carver In Murder Trial
Mrs H C Boardman mother of Wil lam H Carver s slain wife visits his jail cell and describes the murder indictments as foolish She says Carver was the beneficiary of a $10 000 double indemnity policy on his wife as grand jury returns three murder indictments against him in Sebring Ohio on April 1.
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Sebring, Fra
Willam H. Carver
Philadelphia
H. C. Boardman
Carver
Bordman
Howse Probe Urged as Stansel Road Bill Advances
A push for an investigation into Howse probe leads the state agenda as Representative Gore introduces a resolution. The Stansel road bill moves to the governor with a pay-as-you-go bond plan tied to the gasoline tax, while charges of impeachment swirl around Franklin.
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Howie
T. N. Gore
Tavoutigatien
Franklin
Stense Road
Senator Simmons Condemns Wet Prohibition Efforts in Senate
Senator Simmons of North led a Southern revolt against Governor Alfred Smith’s backers. He condemned John J. Raskob and pushed for resignation on the senate floor amid debates over the Prohibition Amendment and party fundraising.
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Washington
John J. Raskob
Senate
M. S. Democrat
North
Alfred B. Smith
Simmons
Agaii
Mail plane crash near Limpsfield claims two lives
London reports a German mail plane crashed at Limpsfield at 4:15 a.m. killing the pilot and the mechanic, the only occupants aboard. The night mail service had operated only two nights.
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London
Rin
Limpsfield
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