Vats Blown Up In Mobile County Cattle Dip Of Mystery
Dr Ward reports twelve cattle dipping vats in northern Mobile County blown up recently. Livestock officials and field station agents are gathering evidence to present to a jury and pursue convictions. Vats at Johnson, Roberts Bros, Maples, Davis, Grove, Baldwin, Satsuma, Point, Pennsylvania, Rice, Kemp, and Celeste are cited with 3200 value each totaling 2400 dollars.
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Johnson
Roberts Bros
Davis
Uli Mk Grove
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Satsuma
Pont
Pennsylvania
Rice
Kemp
Celeste
Admiral Palmer Praises Mobile Port Plans at Dinner
Admiral C Palmer head of Emergency Fleet Corporation visited Mobile for port inspection and a dinner at Battle House. He urged five to fifty year planning, noting Mobile’s future growth and the need for international shipping competitiveness. He toured the docks, reviewed plans, and spoke with local shipping officials and businessmen.
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Waterman Steamship Corporation
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Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs Opens Meetings in Mobile
Reports from department chairs and federation committee heads fill two sessions. An afternoon tea at the Country Club and an evening program feature sculpture by Miss Nesap Mercer and a Clara Schumann Club concert. Winners in a short story contest will be announced and prize poems read during the night.
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Country Club
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Alabama
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Mobile
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Dunbar Ogden
Anti Vamping Bill Promises Equal Rights in Wisconsin
Madison report notes a proposed Wisconsin anti vamping bill advancing in the legislature. State Senator Jay Veon argues the measure gives men and women equal protection under law and eliminates outdated gender bias. The bill, described as first of its kind, seeks to ensure women have the same legal standing as men in voting and court matters.
Miss MacSwiney Enters Country Without Passport
Miss Mary MacSwiney, sister of Terence MacSwiney, Irish hunger striker, arrived in the United States without a passport and stated she had no intention of revealing herself publicly. Authorities awaited further details as officials in Chicago and Newark prepared for possible inquiries.
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Mary MacSwin
Terence Mac
Swiney
Ene
Weapolis
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Nec. 1
Cadets Scout for Abductor Near Norwich Fort
Armed troops and mounted cadets from Norwich hunt for Barnard, alleged 11 year old victim, under Lieutenant John K. Dom. The unit tours the Roxbury mountaine region closing in on the suspect amid disciplined drills and parade ground relays.
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Norwich
Nengwea Ci
Barnard
John c. Kdom
Roxbury
Fifth Suit Filed In Motor AGC Case
A circuit court suit filed by Annie Marsal as next friend seeks $5,000 against a contracting firm for injuries from an accident at Franklin and Conti streets on March 27. Another suit for $1,000 targets the same defendants alleging damages from the same incident. Attorneys Inge and Bates represent the plaintiffs.
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Annie Marsal
Franklin and Conti
Cutter Saukee Off For Key West Base
States coast guard cut er seized the British schooner Francis EK Sunday with about liquor on board. The vessel sailed toward her base at Key West. It is understood the schooner was to reach the port on Monday May 25 when the captain and crew were seized and jailed on bond.
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Francis EK
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Feratead
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Adoration Services at St Catherine's Scheduled
Morning 40 hour adoration begins at 6 30 in the church of St Catherine in Crithton. A second service marks the feast of St Catherine with a sermon by Rev James F Sega at 7 30 tonight. The period closes in the evening with a 7 30 start led by Rev B E Hackett.
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Crithton
Frutier Returns to Port After Trouble at Sea
A Norwegian steamer depicted by fragments returns to its port after departing yesterday. The missing text suggests an incident or mechanical trouble, with references to Bowdenef and a company, but details are unclear in the OCR.
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Laner Niagara Arrives to Refill Bunker at Port
The French passenger steamer lagara operating between Ivre and Houston arrived at port tig mount at a the Louvis ville with coal tipple ready for bunkers aboard. The ship has visited bunkers on several occasions and will take on coal.
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Houston
Port Tig Mount
Louvisville
Port of Mobile hearings on railroad service disruption
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce and state officials discuss restoration of freight service from Natchez to Mobile. Testimony notes Mississippi Central and Tatum interests failed to reach terms for track use after the Hattiesburg Beaumont line sale, leading to discontinuation. Governor Braddon and General William L. Bibert are mentioned in hearings.
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce Fed
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Pean White
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State Docks Board
Mobile
Issippi Central
Hattiesburg-Beaumont
Rull, Mobile & Thern Railroad
Tatum Lumber
Hattiesburg
Mississippi Central
Tatum People
Suitcase liquor found in tree as gang uses trees to hide business
Deputies Burch and Nelson report a suit case of liquor found in a tree as part of a local gang operation. Sheriff Leon Schwarz stated the discovery occurred in Oakdale yesterday while on routine patrol. Bottles were described as half-pint to pint sizes.
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Nelson
Leon Schwarz
Oakdale
City Peaceful Court Records Note Absence of Cases
A terse court report notes the city is peaceful with no police court cases on file. The clerk’s office records show an unusually quiet docket and no major matters before the judge in this period.
Warrant Issued for J N Lewis Amid Mobile Requisition
A warrant is sought for J N Lewis with a property value of 667.84 dollars. Sheriff Frank Kare notes a deputy will accompany the warrant into Mobile and halt at Montgomery to secure requisition papers en route.
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Wbile
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Mobile
Ingomery
Multiple County Speeding Arrests Reported
In the inferior criminal court today several defendants including M Chestang P B a lack Silas Cristigas Ollie Winistert L J Button Willie Thompson Doyle Pickett Richard Orr C R Kipne George Braxton and J M Slater faced charges for speeding. Seven were fined five dollars and costs. H B Tonsmeire jailed for a larger offense. Miles on Sets lane is referenced in uncertain text segments.
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M. Chestang
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Silas Christigas
Ollie Winiselt
L. J. Button
Willie Thompson
Doyle Pickett
Richard
Orr
C. R. Kipne
George Braxton
Je M.slater
Wien
H. B. Tonsmeire
Juvenile Court Report Summary
Nine cases settled out of court for good behavior. One notice pressed and seven cases continued. adults involved in proceedings.
Forty Hour Devotion Opens at St Joseph Church
The service of forty hours devotion opens at St Joseph's Catholic church at avenue and Bayou Street with morning prayers at 10 o'clock. Mrs Carl A. leads the opening rites in a ceremony noted for parish devotion.
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Il Avenue
Conviction in Vaen Court Tells of Denver Mint Robbery
The article reports the conviction of bandits including Thompson in Virginia court for a Denver mint robbery. It notes the robbery netted about 200000 and involved a guard shot as he fled the scene. The piece mentions a partner named Sloan and a Vancouver suspect linked to two major robberies.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Vaencourt
Denver Mint
Mint
Thompson
Vancouver
Awards at Knights of Was Fair Given in Local Contest
The event at 111 Southborn Street awarded first prize a $5 gold piece for dishes, with Zetland and Spring Hill College noted among top finishers. a thermos bottle also earned recognition as a prize. The results were announced by the organizing committee, noting the program will continue this week.
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Cortee
South Rborn Street
Spring Hill College
M. WN
South Dear Street
Contested May Day Threats Signal Communist Pressure in Europe
A wartime dispatch reports heightened Italian Romanian and Balkan tensions as raids target suspected communists and public demonstrations are restricted. Authorities plan tight security for a May 9 meeting in Bucharest to coordinate action against communism amid regional arrests and deportations.
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Rome
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Italy
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Jugo-Blovakia
Balkan
Senator Bourne to Wed Miss Turner
A marriage license was issued in court for Jonathan J. Bourne former United States senator of Oregon and owner of plantations at Theodre Frances Baker Turner. The arrangement signals a forthcoming wedding with Turner's involvement noted in local legal records.
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State of
Oregon
Unclear OCR item lists warrants against men totaling 6600
Fragmentary entry references warrants against men totaling six thousand six hundred dollars. Details unclear due to damaged text and missing context.
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