Gulf Electric Company seeks to condemn land in Mobile County
Gulf Electric Company a corporation has filed to condemn and acquire lands in Mobile County Alabama for rights of way to erect tower pole and wire lines for electric power. The notice lists numerous landowners and their residences including Seabury Oswald Collier Reed Higgin Bruley Laufer and others along with several tracts described by survey lines and grant numbers. A public hearing is scheduled for January 7 1925 at 10 a m before P Williams Judge of Probate with Gail lard Mahorner Arnold attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Electric Company
Myra Seabury
Mobile County
Alabama
To. J. EB. Seabury
St. Petersburg
Pin County
Florida
George Seabury
Robert C. Seabury
Palestine
Anderson County
Texas
Joseph Oswald
Ferriday
Concordia Parish
Lona
F. B. Edwards
Dowaginc
Cass County
Michigan
F. J. O'Meara
Agnes Aldwilder Higgin
Chicago
Cook County
Illinois
A. D. Col Mer
Freemont
Sandusky County
Ohio
Agnes Powell
Electric Mills
Kemper County
Mississippi
John Laufer
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
Alfred Bruley
Detroit
Wayne County
Maxmillan Blue
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Mary C. Reed
New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Louisiana
N. K. Berlin
East McKeesport
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
George H. Fox
St. Louis
St. Louis County
Missouri
B. R. Parrish
Tulsa
Tulsa County
Oklahoma
W. C. Rogers
Grenada
Grenada County
Maria J. Taggart
Wilmette
Herbert S. Brown
Binghamton
Browne County
New York
Day F. Wait
Albany
Albany County
Bernard Gillespie
Texarkana
Bowie County
F. E. Pringle
L. Y. Pringle
Biloxi
Harrison County
Central & Coast Company, A Corporation
Wilmington
New
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company
J. E. Seabury
J H Oswald
Tollo
Mary C. Read
Mobile
Section Twenty-Four
J. B. Seabury
KK Bertin
Township Three South
B. K. Parrish
Ata
Entral & Coast
Guild Poe Ia
Said Central & Company
Jandesor
Said Central Company
Said Central & Coast Company
Co Ion
Sach Section Nine
Portheane
Section Ten
Texas lawmakers debate financing an extra session
In Austin on December 5 critics of Ferguson's administration questioned funding a possible Texas lower house extra session. Speaker Lee Satterwhite weighs the grounds to call it, with privately financed sessions facing bribery law concerns and cost estimates around 500 dollars per member for the stay in Austin.
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Austin
Texas
Ferguson Administration
Lee Satterwhite
Satterwhite
Moody
J. Wilson
Edry
San Antonio
John Hartman
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
New Ship Board Candidate Endorsed by Senator McNary
Washington December 5. Senator McNary Republican endorsed Democrat and Marshall N. as a satisfactory candidate for the shipping board from the northern Pacific coast. The post replaces Commissioner Haney Oregon Democrat serving under a recess appointment. Haney was urged to retire but declined until a Senate approved successor is confirmed.
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Washington
A.P
Coe
McNary
Ee 1
Marshall N. Romeoemocrat
Shipping Board
Pacific Coast
Haney
Senate
U S Naval Officer Dies in Newport
Captain Orton P. Jackson U S N commanding officer of the naval training station and president of the S 51 sinking court of inquiry died this morning at Roosevelt Hospital New York after a short illness High blood pressure. He is survived by his widow and son O P Jackson Jr.
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Newport
R. S
A.P
Orton P. Jackson
Naval Training Station
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
O. P. Jackson, Jr
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR Promises Quick Relief for Colds
Mrs Nancy Mather of Richwood Ohio says the first dose of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR helped her family with colds. The ad claims many mothers rely on it for children, noting it contains no opiates and is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Mather
Richwood
Ohio
FOLEY
Boxing Rules At Southern Conference Meeting
Athens Georgia December 5 1931 athletic coaches from 21 colleges met to govern boxing and wrestling under southern conference rules They opened sessions after a banquet to consider proposals including empowering the executive committee to suspend members and tightening summer and professional baseball rules A key focus is barring athletes from accepting money when signing pro baseball contracts
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Athens
Executive Committee
Dixie tennis star Caldwell dies in Atlanta
John Williams Caldwell III known as Jack Caldwell, 28, former Southern Georgia and Carolina tennis champion, died at his Atlanta home after a weeklong illness. A native of Bon Air Virginia he moved to Atlanta from New Orleans six years ago. He held 1924 Alabama South and Georgia Carolina tennis crowns and was runner up in 1925. An Emory-Princeton graduate he belonged to Sigma Chi and several clubs. He was Atlanta manager for Equitable Trust Company of New York.
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Atlanta
John Williamgson
Jack”) Caldwell III
Southern
Georgia
Carolina
Caldwell
South
Emory
Princeton
Sigma Chi
Bon Air
New Orleans
J. W. Caldwell
Equitable Trust Company of
New York
TENTS ERECTED FOR WORKERS IN MIAMI TENT CITY
Crowded living conditions in Miami lead the post office and American Legion to build a tented village on city property. Twenty tents for postal workers will be ready soon, with thirty tents for Legion members and more to follow as needed. The setup aims to ease high living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Miami Post Office
American Legion
Plans for Episcopal Church Canvass Outlined
All Saints church members received instructions for a nationwide every member canvass at a parish supper attended by about seventy workers. The drive begins after Sunday services with Christ Church already having held its drive. other Episcopal churches plan theirs tomorrow. Members will pledge funds to support statewide and national Episcopal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Church
Christ Church
Episcopal Church
Alabama Bottlers to Meet in Mobile
The Alabama Bottlers Association plans its next convention in Mobile on February 17 and 18. President J. H Edmondson of Anniston and secretary-treasurer James C. Lee of Birmingham visited Mobile to finalize arrangements with the local committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Bottlers’ Association
Molbie
J. H Edmondson
Anniston
James C. Lee
Birmingham
Mobile
Postoffice Plans for Christmas Rush Add Trucks and Clerks
Postoffice officials announced a Christmas rush plan with six extra trucks and 25 clerks. The new force starts December 15 and aims to have all parcels out before Christmas Day.
France and Germany plan resumed air service talks
Paris reports that French and German air experts meet to arrange a regular air service under Locarno pact terms. The talks aim to resume relations broken off in January last year, moving toward a formal arrangement for scheduled flights between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
A.P
France Engulfed by Severe Cold Wave
Paris and northern France shiver under an intense cold wave unprecedented for the season. Temperatures range from two degrees above freezing in Paris to five above in eastern regions as plummet grips the country.
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France
Paris
A.P
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Try Ives
Paragra
Townie
Section Twenty-Three
A. D. Collier
Section Thirteen
Mill Creek
Agnes Powell and Chapman
Section Twelve
Maximilian Brue
Maria J. Tagart
F. Wait
Section Eleven
Township Four
Section
Township Four South
P. Williams
Gaillard, Mahorner & Arnold
IEPF
Matt
Mything
Solons
NEW Ship Board
U. S. Naval
Emile Herpin
Daurgin Street
Frank L. Roche
Tom
Roche Jas
J. Daffy
Gove
Parley
Dixie
P. O
Germany
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