Shake-up In Bears Follows Four Losses
Mobile Bears announce lineup shake up after four straight losses to New Orleans. Dutch Hoffman is signed and Buck Taylor released to Durham. Rutherford moves to shortstop under a new arrangement with Rutherford to play short and Eggert to third.
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Fort Worth
New Orleans
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Durham
Complete by Innings Baseball Scores
New York and Boston played a baseball game with scores broken down by innings. The report lists each team's runs per inning and final tally, reflecting the competitive matchup.
Tires Shot From Auto Of Teachers
Two attorney general operatives were arrested on assault with intent to murder after firing at a car driven by Miss Annie Mae Lewis and a teacher with a pursuing group. The chase followed a claim of liquor being tossed from the vehicle, and officers waited at a home until police arrived. Assistant Attorney General John J. Haynes was assigned to investigate.
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Attorney General's Office
Annie Mae Lewis
Lewis
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Rene
Sealey
Cargile
John J. Haynes
Deb Two Years Ago Will Shun Society
A slender 21 year old heiress and society debutante, Anne Clem, daughter of Maj. Gen. John L. Clem, becomes Sister Anne of the Trinity at a Carmelite convent in New Albany. Bishop Joseph Chartrand presides as the high mass vows renounce worldly life for cloistered service behind Ohio river walls and away from her parents.
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John L. Clem
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Chickamauga
Mason
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Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
Catholic Church
Washington
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Ohio River
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Number badly hurt in Cordova crash near three miles west
An accident three miles west of Cordova, Alabama, left two men badly hurt and in serious condition. The report also notes fatalities among occupants, with preliminary details indicating two men killed.
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Cordova
Remus Sues Ex Attorney for 75000 and Rents
Cincinnati report says former bootlegger George Remus sues Leonard Garver for 75000 plus an accounting of rents and profits from the Remus building sold for 36000. Remus, then in Atlanta federal prison, deeded the property to Garver March 14 1925 with promise to reconvey on demand.
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Ohio
George Remus
Leggers
Leonard Gerver
Remus
Garver
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Woman Held on Concealed Weapon Charge
Madge Lowery, 20, of 262 St Joseph Street, was arrested on a warrant from Brewton charging her with carrying concealed weapons. Sheriff A B Brown of Beambia county sent the warrant here. Bond set at 300 dollars. She formerly resided in Monroeville.
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Madge Lowery
St. Joseph Street
Brewton
A. B. Brown
Beambia County
Monroeville
Delegates Choose Committee On Road Parade
Delegates selected a committee to oversee an upcoming road parade focusing on junior participants. The group outlined responsibilities and a preliminary schedule amid local civic planning.
Last Minute News Briefs Bring Varied Updates Across the Nation
In Lexington Mrs. Robert L. Brown returns home after a fatal New York quarrel episode. in Salem Ark farmer Ed Burris arrested over a deadly March 18 arson that killed his World War bride and their three children. In Washington former Senator Irvine L. Lenroot to be renominated as U S judge. in New York Jacob Dunnell shatters outboard speed records on the Hudson. Secret indictments in Los Angeles target Sherman act violators amid anti trust drive. in Mobile two lightning strikes cause minor damage to a church steeple and a garage.
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Salem
Ark
Ed Burris
Tornado Kills Indian Woman in Oklahoma Storm
A tornado southwest of Fort Cobb Oklahoma killed a 50-year-old Indian woman named Lonebear and injured two of her children and eight other persons. The twister struck south of Carnegie ten miles west of Fort Cobb, traveling northeast for nearly 20 miles. Six homes and two filling stations were wrecked and hail accompanied the storm 312 miles west of the area.
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Lonebear
Here
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Smokier Fined For Yard on Craft Highway Near Three Mile Creek
Jack Smokier, operator of a used car yard on Craft highway near Three Mile Creek, was fined $80 under an ordinance prohibiting business in that locality. The recorder granted time to move the business until April 27, with the fine lifted if Smokier complies with the law.
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Jack Smokier
Craft Highway
Three Mile Creek
Smokier
Recorder
Negro Held on Federal Tick Quarantine Violation Charge
Robert Strong, a Black man, is in custody on a charge alleging violation of a federal tick quarantine. Local authorities reported the arrest details and the case proceeds in court.
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Robert Strong
Dan Jemison Promises to Quit Liquor Dealing
Daniel L. Jemison, involved in importing and selling liquor in Mobile, pledged to quit the illicit trade before Judge Robert T. Ervin in federal court. It marked his first explicit retirement promise after prior appearances. officers sought a key witness missing at the hearing, despite diligent efforts to locate him.
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Dan Jemison
Daniel L. Jemison
Mobile
Robert T. Ervin
Federal Court
Man Sentenced in Burglary Case by Circuit Judge Bruister
Clifford Bruister pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced by Circuit Judge Clarde A Bruister to not less than one year nor more than 18 months in the state penitentiary. The hearing occurred this morning on Armand Wall Street.
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Clifford Bruister
State Penitentiary
Clarde A. Bruister
Armand Wall St Che Fee
Censl Street
Pensacola Lumber Handling Charges Raised to One Cent
Public notice from the Mobile Chamber of Commerce traffic office announces higher lumber handling charges for Pensacola. The rate increases from one quarter of a cent to one cent and aligns Pensacola with Mobile on port handling fees.
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See Gate Exmethane Ge
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Frisco
Klasbrought
Mobile
Canal Street Collision Injures Girl and Mother
A small girl named Audrey Gertrude Tapia was injured when a car and a truck collided on Canal Street. The driver of the car was her mother. no further details on injuries or charges were provided.
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Audrey Gertrude Tapia
Canal Street
Lente Tener, S Saares
Warn Small Craft Advised By Local Weather Bureau
The local weather bureau issues a small craft warning for New Orleans and surrounding waters urging mariners to exercise caution due to conditions at sea.
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Orleans
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