Rabid dog bitten fourteen in southern city section
Officials report a rabid dog bit fourteen people Sunday in the city. Edwards veterinarian says bite victims should seek Pasteur Institute treatment. local residents begin collecting funds for those unable to pay. Several injured were already en route to Montgomery for vaccination.
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Montgomery
Oe Edwards
Isontgomery
Pasteur Ber Iate
Vacaonel
Oer
Daly
Aimal
Pasteur Institute
Joseph Avery
Mich
Threen
Mrseuben
South Broad Street
Joseph Averyt
Ayle
I. Smi - Jefferson
Selma Street
Hy Petithory
New Jersey
Gussie Inne
East Broad
Slaware
Gussie Morse
William B. Morse
Sandy Willer
Ie ‘Davis
Jefferson
Burial of Manuel S. Macias at St. Joseph's Church
Funeral services for Manuel S. Macias secretary to Mobile Elks and charter member of Moa Coun were held at 9 o clock from St. Joseph's Catholic Church with Rev Fr William Salentine presiding. Delegations from Elks Knights of Columbus and Latin American consuls attended. Burial followed at Magnol cemetery with pallbearers from Knights of Columbus Wilkes Latin American group and Loyal Order of Moose.
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Manuel
Macias
Mobile Lodge of
Elks
Mobile
Moa Counook
Fingrang
Wiens
W. H. Ho
Greenwood
Dauphin Way
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
William
Salen
The
Knights of Columbus
Magnol
John A. Hughes
Joseph V. Kearns
Charles Wagner
Right to Discharge in Rail Service Disputed
The Mobile Light & Power Company argues it may discharge conductor J Bolly while the Street Carmen's Union seeks arbitration under disputed conditions. A center night hearing, with H T Smith representing the company and James H Webb for the union, adjourned until Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Light & Road Company
J. Bolly
Street Carmen's Union
Ttorney
H. T. Smith
I¢ Company
Uion
James H. Webb
Mallory Line Struck Halting Part of Mobile Schedule
A partial Mallory Line service disruption affects Mobile schedule with certain routes paused. Transit officials advise passengers to check updated listings as crews work to resolve the strike impact.
Steamer Master Fined by Federal Judge for Sailor Compliance
Federal Judge Robert T. Ervin fined the master of the steamer along with agents for failing to pay fines and costs related to seamen and local immigration officials. The incomplete dispatch notes the steamer and its crew facing penalties and the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropert T. Ervin
Weather Forecast for Mississippi and Alabama Regions
Weather note indicates tonight will be low frost with northeast winds and rising temperatures into the next day. Specifics on speeds and exact towns not provided in readable text.
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Mississippi
Labama
Opening Day Game to Feature Perfect Weather in Mobile
Meteorologist Albert Asherberger forecasts ideal conditions for the season opener in Mobile. Expect warm, clear noon, with a cool morning and rising temperatures into the afternoon.
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Mobile
Albert Asherberger
Ashersberger
Georgia Sheriff Visits Town Over Non Support Case
Sheriff C H Kimbrell of Colquitt Georgia traveled to town to pursue Ed Harrock in a non support case involving two children. Haddock faced recorder's court on a charge of being dangerous and suspicious and was released after the judge refused to issue a warrant due to lack of a requisition from Georgia. The hearing revealed Haddock had divorced his first wife two years earlier, remarried, and now resided in Mobile.
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C.H. Kimbrell
Colquitt
Horsie
Ed Harrock
Haddock
Recorder’s Court
Georgia
Mobile
Business Girls Hike to Crichton for Supper
Twelve members of the YWCA business girls class hiked from Lyons Park to Crichton yesterday afternoon and cooked supper over a campfire. They returned at 8 o clock. Miss Jones directed the outing with the group including Eileen Cowles Marilee Cowles Kittie Stirling and Douglas among others.
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Lyons Park
Crichton
Miss Jones
Y. Wave Department
Ette Ite
Aie Eouglas
Kittie
Stirling
Eileen Cowles
Marilee Cowles
Crowley Fined On Assault Charge In Recorder's Court
Spencer Crowley was fined 161 dollars and 56 days hard labor plus three months added jail time after a recorder's court trial. The case involved an assault with a knife attributed to Robert Williams.
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Spencer Crowley
Recorder’s Court
Robert Williams
Theodore Resident Joins Navy Forces
A Theodore resident named Edward and Harding reportedly enlists in the Navy. The brief note also mentions a candidate, Gul Waining, as a German third class, with limited readable details.
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Theodore
NAVY
Edward & Harding
Gul
Greman
Dentists In Convention Alabama Dental Association Opens Sessions
About 150 delegates from Alabama and cities including Atlanta New York Chicago and St. Louis attend the Alabama Dental Association convention at Battle House auditorium. T B Greene opens with prayer as the three day educational meeting covers officers reports committee work and an address by Dr F A Johnson with further sessions planned across Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
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Alabama
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Alabama Dental Association
Battle House Auditorium
T. B. Greene
Greenville
Ala
V. C. McMaster
Trinity Episcopal Church
Greene
F.A&. Johnson
Florence
F. Beb. Roach
Cage
Ills
H. Merrit
York
York, And.c
Board Rules Question Loyalty at Clemson College
Report on Clemson College investigates President Riggs amid college dissension. Trustees attended the inquiry as part of the review into confidence and loyalty claims affecting leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
Clemson College
8. D
Riggs
Clemson College Sd
Investige
University students join strike relief efforts in Baltimore yards
In Baltimore on April 13 Johns Hopkins students were accepted as volunteer workers by railroad officials and placed in the yards. About 1,500 men from Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio regions joined the work at Bayview on the city’s outskirts.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Ohio
Bayview
Baithmore
Peace Resolution Considered Today by Senate Committee
Washington April 12 The foreign relations committee began consideration of the peace resolution. Senator Lodge noted a meeting notice but said progress would be slow. An amendment to the resolution may be offered in the Senate. the House may act on the matter.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Senate
House
Power Plant Burns for Second Time in Monroe
A Monroe plant burned for the second time after being rebuilt following an earlier destruction. Officials and residents suspect incendiary causes. repairs are estimated to take four months to complete a new plant.
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Monroe
Monre
Ikea
Cama
Millionaires Fire Two Commuter Trains Into New York
In Montclair New Jersey known as the millionaires suburb residents staged a firing of two commuter trains bound for New York carrying business workers. The attacks were carried out by Captain Newell P. Weed and Elliott Bristow ex servicemen from wealthy families. A third train was fired by Cyrus Courier and J Williams both Manhattan business men.
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New York
Montclair
N. J
Newell P. Weed
Elliott Bristow
Cyrus Courier
J. Wit Williams
Manhattan
City approves sidewalk improvements in two districts
City commission authorizes sidewalk ventures in Semmes avenue to Old Shell road and Catherine street areas with hearings set for May 81 and May 29. Other district includes West Stocking street and Church street segments with bonds planned and funding details noted.
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Stocking Street
Church
Government Street
Churche Street
Michigan Avenue
Everett Street
Eiverett
Church Street
Stocking
War port visit by Hines to inspect river system
Chief tradition of the war spars will arrive to inspect the port relations to the river system. He will be received along the waterfront and stay as the Chamber of Commerce adjusts arrangements. General Frank T. Fe Pouabine will discuss options on a coal term and related harbor matters.
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Hines
Midry
Alteotien
Chamber of
Frank T. Fe
Plane Tests Fire Eight Machine Guns for Border Duties
A two gun synchronized system was tested on an aircraft bound for official border duties. The plane carried eight machine guns with fixed mounts and a floor mounted gun firing through the cockpit area. Tests focused on the firearm integration and pilot oxygen arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Testa
Obituary Notice for Atlanta Department Store Leader
An executive long affiliated with a major Atlanta department store since its founding six and a half decades ago has died at Park. The article notes his influence in the store’s management and his role in the city’s retail history.
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Park
Atlanta
Finding of Body Endings Arrests in Montgomery County
In Nashyville Tenn April 13 authorities announced arrests in Montgomery County following a formal investigation. The report cites a local inquiry into a confidential case and names Frank H. Smith as the reporter. Aged 21 with a $1.06 value connected to the incident is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashyviddle
Tenn
Opr
Montgomery County
Milksville
Frank. H. Smith
Murder drops cloud over Chicago insurance office
Chicago detectives probe the killing of promoter William C. Bryan in the Insurance Trust Company office at the First National Bank building. Griffin, president of the company, admitted shooting Bryan after a night of drinking. his wife reports eerie details while conflicting accounts deepen the mystery.
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Chicago
Chicago Police
Ata Yi
Liam C. Bryan
J. Hilaworth Griffin
Insurance ‘Trust Company
First National Bank
Bryan
Griffin
Br Mn
Indianapols
Builder and Engineer Major Wells Dies in Athens
Major William H. Wells, former chief engineer of construction for the Southern Railway, died in Athens at 9 o clock after several months illness. He supervised the line from Washington to Atlanta, including double-tracking projects, with his daughter, Mrs. C. Gytgo, present in the city.
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Athens
William H. Wells
Southern Railway
Washington
Atlanta
Noom
Sugar Prices Blamed on President in Wires
April 14. Critics accuse President W of failing to buy Cuban and Louisiana sugar crops last winter per the sugar equalization board’s advice. The House subcommittee probes Attorney General Palmer on allowing Louisiana growers to charge 17 and 13 percent per pound for sugar.
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W 1
Louisiana
Sugar Equalization Board
Zabriskie, Sherriti and I
Tolé
House Facily
Palmer
Debs Receives Fraternal Message in Atlanta Prison
The Socialist party's national executive committee released a message sent yesterday to Eugene V. Debs in the Atlanta federal prison. The text calls Debs a pheneon light to the suffering masses and describes the note as a fraternal message on the anniversary of his incarceration.
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Chicago
The
Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debsee
Atlanta
Debs
Man Sentenced After Jail Storming Incident
Charles Mays faced a felony case in a criminal court for his role in storming the county jail last fall as a mob sought the alleged slayer of a white woman. He received an indeterminate sentence of one to ten years in the penitentiary.
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Charles
Maurice Mays
Poles Victory Over Bolsheviki Reported From Warsaw Front
April 13 reports a decisive Poles victory over Bolsheviks on the southeastern front. After stiff fighting a Bolshevik division broke and fled as Polish forces advanced and captured key positions.
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Warsaw
Serers
Kilby Greets Cotton States Organization in Montgomery
Montgomery April 18 Governor Kilby addressed oil farmers bankers and businessmen at the first annual meeting of the American Cotton Association. He urged progress beyond tradition noting the gathering united farmers merchants bankers and professionals and stressed the potential for far reaching South and national impact as we adapt to changing conditions.
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Montgomery
Ala
Séttan
United States
Claim Revolution in Guatemala vs. President's Coup
Private advices describe a Guatemalan scenario around President Metrado Cabrera amid rebel activity. Reports say Cabrera avoided a full army defense and occupied La Palma with forces to seal exits, plan a siege, and seek terms to minimize casualties as a bloodless outcome.
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Guatemala
Washington
Ae H
Metrada Cabrera
Svete
Agro Kie Gynner
la Palma
Cabrert
Cabrera 1
Hla
Deportation Orders for 390 Radicals Reported
Washington states that 390 radicals are ordered deported following investigations by the Department of Labor. Officials note 6 711 warrants issued against radical aliens since December and 2 000 served. many cases remain probation or reopened for further hearings.
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Washington
Department
Aes
Department of Labor
Ga Aianealant
Two Americans Reported in Danger in Asia Minor
Hugh Bill of Crafton Pennsylvania and James K Lyman of Wisconsin, an American Board missionary, are believed endangered in eastern Asia Minor amid Armenian massacres. They reportedly left Adana in March and have since not been heard from, per a telegram received.
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Washington Ly
Hugh Bill
Crafton
Near East
James K.lyman
Wisconsin
American “Board
Asia’ Minor
Louisiana State Banks Grow with Record Assets
Louisiana state banks show strong growth as combined resources reach over 106 million dollars for the year ending March 17. Texas examiner Thomas notes gains and a total of 364 million dollars in resources, with a stated 262 thousand in fines or adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tate Banks
Savines Banks
Trust Dofipaniées
Louisiana
el Thomas
Examiner of State
May Try to Settle Revolt in Courts in Mexico
Report from Mexico City says efforts move toward settlement between revolutionists and the state through the court system. The constitutional regime and the government are the principal parties in this attempted settlement of the revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mex
Government acts to curb outlaw railway strike
Washington officials move to halt the railroad walkout by forming a labor board and opening an investigation. President Wilson calls a cabinet meeting, Attorney General Palmer seeks strikers lists from major railroads, and the board may operate from Chicago with possible Lever Act action.
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Washington
Wilson
Ito
Genetms
Palmer
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Jebor
Benser
Boaly
Interstate Commerce
Chicago
Cumming Wald
South Freight Traffic Halted by Unauthorized Switchmen Strike
Washington April 13 freight movement through the Potomac yards was shut by an unauthorized switchmen strike spreading across the mid-Atlantic. Superintendent Colve said about nine yards were affected and production diverted. estimates show thousands of carloads normally moving daily from the South to the East blocked. Passenger service also reduced as the strike continued.
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Washinton
Potomac
Colve
Union Switchmen Denounce Walkout in Memphis Strike
In Memphis Tennessee on April 1 union leaders denounced a walkout called by the Chicago Yardmen's Association as outlaw and detrimental to union interests. The resolution praised established union officers and criticized the organizers, noting several men voted not to strike despite pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
Medicine magnate buys tourist hotel in Asheville misprint
An unclear report states a medicine magnate has purchased a tourist hotel in Asheville. Details are garbled but indicate a sale price around 400 dollars and a June 1 date. Propriety and names are partially legible, linking Fred L. Grove to the transaction and the Gr Parkinn proprietor role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Fred L. S
Wood cancels tour amid strike pressure in Boston
Gen Leonard Wood announces cancellation of his tour and leave of absence to resume campaign duties as Chicago seeks to restore command, amid transport and military concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Boston
Leonard Wood
Chicago
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