Prohibition Suit Seeks to Stop Liquor Manufacture
Fourteen applications for prohibitions against individuals alleged to violate dry laws were filed today in the circuit court by the state and county solicitor Bart B. Wooley. The injunctions aim to halt manufacture and sale of prohibited liquors in Missouri. Listed respondents include Vaudie Dossett Connie P. Hamilton John W. Taffy Lewis Turner W J Puckett Paul Young J R Easley L M Clayton Frank Dossett Luther T Long Joe Puckett and J M Snow. Judges were expected to act this week.
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Bart B
Wooley
Vaudie. Dossett
Roy Young
Connie P. Hamilton
John W. Taffy
Lewis Turner
W. J. Puckett
Paul Young
J. R. Easley
Lo M. Clayton
Frank Dossett
Luther T. Long
Joe Puckett
J. M Snow
Tarpon Striking in Grant's Pass Draws Sportsmen
A Mobile fishing party reports tarpon activity off Cahen and Bayou la Barre attracting numerous anglers. Visitors described a three and a half to four foot tarpon. Mobile architect C. L. Hutchisson hung a large tarpon that got away after an hour of fighting.
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Cahen
Bayou la Barre
Mobile
Bre
C. L. Hutchisson
Legion Committees to Meet Tonight for State Convention
Delegates and alternates of the American Legion will converge in August for a three day state convention. Tonight, committees will gather at Battle Hill to discuss convention affairs as several hundred legionnaires travel to the event.
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Legion
Lea
Californian Visitor From Fresno Joins Local Friends
A Californian, M. Johnston of Fresno, is in the city today as guest of Pr. F. Wilson. Johnston comes from New York City where he completed a graduate course, and he and Dr. Sokameke were roommates at Vanderbilt University.
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BE. M. Johnston
Fresno
Cal
Pr. F. Wilson
Dr. Johnston
New York City
Wilson
Dr. Sokameke
Vandera University
First Bale Cotton Brings Forty Cents at Exchange
The first new bale of cotton received Saturday afternoon by Clarke, gy ny, was sold at the Cotton Exchange for 40 cents. The bale weighed pounds and local buyers noted ginning within two weeks. Planters will continue with procurement along the River as in past seasons.
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Clarke
J Cotton Exchangé
Tinson
Fire Destroys Unidentified Warehouse East of Sect Shore
A warehouse east of Sect Shore was reported a total loss in a blaze. Responders arrived to find the structure fully engulfed and deemed unusable. no injuries are mentioned and details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Sect
Lens
Eae Eats S
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Negro Loses Fight After Being Hit By Igar
A report details a violent incident where a Black man was struck by Igar, suffering facial injuries and other harm. Authorities are investigating the case as additional injuries are noted.
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Negro
Igar
To Attend Retreat at College One
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a retreat at a college with scattered names and terms. The readable items reference attendance and a pond context, but no clear event date location or participants emerge for a cohesive summary.
Niehoff Bears Prepare For Series With New Orleans Pelicans
Niehoff's Bears head into a nine game stretch against the New Orleans Pelicans with hopes to cut the deficit. The opener likely matches lefties Long and Rube Robinson, with Tommy's strong recent form challenging the Pelicans. The second game expected to feature Red Bird or Seth for the Pelicans as the teams roan for advantage.
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Ee Knaupp
Ae Schick
Sey
Tucker
Hubbn
Ewoldt
Zeider
Foss
Niehoff
Henry Ib Cueto
Sa Dowie
C ,Heving
C Robinson
P. Long
Bert Niehoff
Bears
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Orleans
Ek Fg
Sansa Long
Rube Robinson
Tommy
Pels
Rube
Red” Bird
Seth
Asoa
Dave the Pee
Crichton Vote on Law Oct 10 Sets Special Election
The Crichton community plans a special election on October 10 to approve a local law. The event mirrors a recent stack law auction and follows Parent-Teacher Association involvement. Gordon Smith of the juvenile commission discussed detention home upkeep costs with the board.
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Peice
Parent-Teache Association
Irvington
Gordon Smith
Juvenile Commission
Pie Sais
Ite
Twenty Five Held in Race Riot Clash In Street Fight
Fragmented report describes a general fight between whites and blacks on South Water street with racks struck. A cruiser court session noted charges against Rodrigue a seaman and other suspects. records continued.
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Soeereer
Jee Fares
Rodrigue
Seaman
Aps
Burns arid of crew of the yacht Sefin she inferior
A fragmentary note reports naval or maritime trouble involving a yacht named Sefin with crew issues or inferiority claims. The readable text is limited, offering no clear events, dates, or responsible parties.
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Burns
Arid
Trial of Harry French in 1922 shooting case
In federal court, Harry French stands trial for shooting seaman James Behian at 208 Conti Street while working with narcotics agents in November 1922. Testimony from Dr Hale and others describes the bullet wound in Behian’s left thigh and death from hemorrhage due to artery damage.
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Harry French
Federal
Sa James’ Behian
Conti Street
District Federal
Coun Pelisiier B.berlain
United States
Reckless Driving Fines Result From Auto Truck Collision
Detective Steve Touart reported a collision involving Leslie Colton 14 and two others. The auto truck driver was fined 10 dollars, with others facing 10 dollars or six days in jail for speeding and related violations.
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Asiees
Redciiess
Sobhanan
Steve’ ‘Touart
Lestie Colton
Uodow
John
Swinson
New Navy Enlistment Pay Table Announced
A new pay table for first enlistment men in the navy has been announced. The update outlines starting salaries and allowances for newly enlisted personnel. The move aims to standardize compensation and clarify benefits across ranks.
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NAVY
Alabama Girl Killed in Wreck
A young Alabama girl died in a wreck with other injuries reported as non fatal. Emergency crews responded to the scene and said the injured are expected to recover.
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Alabama
See eee wih eae ie stop
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event or identifiable names. The readable portion mentions a car and stopping context, but lacks specifics to form a factual summary.
Probe Shows Cause Of Tragedy In Seaplane Crash
A loosened propeller severed the rear fuselage of a commercial seaplane near Camp Walton Florida. Five occupants died when the craft crashed into Santa Rosa Sound from about 200 feet. Passengers named include Hubert H. Harper, cartoonist from Pensacola, Hugh D. Brown of Sylacauga Alabama, and Shelby D. Castleman.
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Pensacola
Fla
Santa Rosa Gound
Camp Walton
Hubert H. Harper
Sylacauga
Ala
Shelby D. Castleman
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