11 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1929
Page
1
A ruling in a county case disallows part of a salary claim for Stickney while a new highway engineer replaces Gonverse. The memory of the J. B. Converse point board of revenue controversy is cited as context. James Webb ruled Stickney was not entitled to the salary adjustment.
In Washington on January 11 the Kellogg anti war treaty remains stalled amid a farm relief clash and talk of an extra session. Senator Borah leads opposition to any senate interpretive declaration and claims enough votes to block such a move. Supporters seek a compromise to enable an early vote and avert a prolonged deadlock.
Washington January 11 a witness says she has never been on the payroll of the utility company and prepared a statement in reply to testimony at a hearing on nation utility trade. Mrs Sherman testified that she did not write articles used in the trade propaganda and denied any association with the commission.
Anniston reporters recount that Mark and Emmett Jones were taken into custody in connection with the December 22 arson at Albert Calhoun’s Lincoln home where eight people died and five were badly burned. A third Jones son Aubrey was also mentioned in the scene description. Deputy Fire Marshal George Mise led the investigation.
Fragment mentions pay scale, Senator Harris, and a figure around 95 million. Text is garbled and lacks concrete event, date, or identifiable organizations to establish a clear news item.
A local committee seeks to mobilize additional funds, urging action to unlock 2.600 in resources and expand financial support for ongoing programs. The push emphasizes broader funding access and community participation to meet budget needs.
The club plans a Mardi Gras regatta and the annual Fourth of July sailboat and power craft events following a tentative kickoff with regattas before Baeresis.
A number of appeal cases from the recorder's court were settled. One offender was fined $35 and costs or two days in jail for speeding.
A local forecast calls for fair skies tonight with much colder temperatures. Saturday is expected to stay cool with lingering cold conditions and a gradual warming trend later in the weekend.
Cutter returns to port after a crates train incident in Massachusetts. The vessel, previously based at Q, is now permanently based at the new location.
Police records list principal arrests for disorderly conduct and drunkenness with multiple convictions. Drivers docketed and convicted. total violators of prohibition laws and property recovered valued at 3276 dollars, including seven autos. Department costs per prisoner and per meal noted.
Committees listed to mobilize business leaders hotels and residents. Team No 1 includes Ed Ennis captain Bion Provost Charles A Marston W F Burbank and N Roche. Team No 2 lists L E B Carroll James Alvarez Guy Martin W Wailing Curran Thomas Moor and Herbert Brown. Team No 3 names Shelton Lord as captain.
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Mobile office of the Bureau of Commerce and Domestic Trade host an open house in the Title Insurance building on the second floor. Inclement weather delayed morning plans but visitors were expected to increase later, with local firms sending floral gifts.
Gil bert James alias Charles Johnson faces burglary charges after smart detective work leads to his capture. He is held to the grand jury for action.
Mrs Pugh is appointed president of the board of M of as announced by the organization. The ceremony and new leadership follow recent changes within the group.
In Paris on January 11 former prime minister Joseph Caillaux suffered injuries when his closed car skid on an icy pavement in fog. The crash also involved another automobile, but Caillaux was not badly hurt and arrived too late for a senate session he planned to attend.
Chief of Police Warren Burch announced today that a trio has been held pending an investigation of their records. The federal immigration department will be asked to examine their citizenship status. A man named William Mananno of 2634 Loveland is charged with carrying.
A knifer was condemned to pay a fine of 50 dollars plus court costs or serve the specified alternative sentence.
From February to August, reports will determine the first place club. The cup, donated by past District Governor Erskine Rameau, is annually presented to the club with the best record. At an executive meeting, Fred C. Parker of Chicago, secretary of the national organization, and Mr. Clapton met with five district lieutenant governors to discuss.
First payments on funds subscribed in the November campaign start January 1. The meeting of directors to elect officers has not yet been fixed.
James Bankston of Linden was arrested on a charge of rifling the division of the federal district. Deputy Phillians served the warrant and Bankston is charged with taking.
The city of New Delhi reports an official proclamation publication dated January 11 as part of a royal act. No further details are provided within the brief dispatch.
An unidentified man was killed and two others injured in a Toledo incident. Police say Charles Dolly, a officer, was shot below the heart while responding to the scene. The victim’s name and full details remain unclear.
Six occupants of a taxicab were robbed of 76275 in jewels in a daytime attack in Chicago's Gold Coast. Dr Frank Pierce Mel Pierce Luther Has mond and Mr and Mrs Le Feeais are among the victims. Police search for two bandits who fled after ordering the victims out.
A blast in a Ottawa park damaged buildings and homes today, with the loss estimated at around $10,000. Authorities suspect an explosion caused by a discharged cannon or similar device. No injuries are reported yet, and investigations continue.
Pike testified using a notebook to refresh memory about overheard conversations between Keyes and others alleged to have paid bribes. He recalled Jacob Berman telling Keyes and Ben Getzoff in a tailor shop that he would not pay more money until he knew where he stood.
A wealthy man married Edith Lehm, secretary to his secretary, in a quiet ceremony at Dor pore. The groom’s family history is noted with earlier deaths including Mrs Trees after a long illness during World War I.
Washington reports a shift in status as women receive 161 postmaster appointments last year, 21 percent, across first to third class offices. The appointments followed the commission's competitive examinations and reflect expanding opportunities for women in federal service.
Record flu report from New York shows cases reaching the highest single day total in five years within the city limits. Health officials note a rapid rise in infections among residents, with hospitals preparing for increased patient load.
Sir Sven Anders Hedin arrived in Pekin from Central Asia and announced the discovery of a new dinosaur species after months of scientific investigations and the establishment of five meteorological stations in Central Asia.
The president-elect faced an unusually high number of calls today, with most callers being members of the Senate from Congress.
After over thirty minutes of discussion with Mr. Hoover on commercial aviation communications with South America Senator Bingham of Connecticut outlined possibilities.
In the town of Clarksville the county board plans a trial over teaching evolution at the local school. Affidavits from two witnesses claim student use of the books as reference aids. the defense argues the texts are only reference material while the board charges teaching evolution.
A couple married for seven years died after a night illness in Selmer. Hawkins fell ill about 30 days earlier while Bewmins had been ill for a short period. They were prominent pioneer residents of McNairy County and both served as former marshals.
Banquet in Atlanta reports the Georgia Tech team known as the Golden Tornado, carrying 28 players toward a national event. The article highlights the squad’s prospects, preparation, and key figures expected to compete.
An elderly defendant, bold in demeanor, was released on bail while denying all charges. Court records show the bail was granted despite the prosecution's requests. The case remains under judicial review as officials outline next steps.
A brief item from New York dated January 11 reports a committee of physicians evaluating a treatment whose results are deemed unsatisfactory. No further details on the treatment or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
The Prince of Wales joined the Quorn hunt near Melton Mowbray during a brief outing in England. This royal jaunt featured the famed hounds and traditional fox hunting atmosphere in the countryside.
A compact exhortation highlights how residents can use the classified sections to efficiently fulfill daily desires with economical planning. It encourages readers to plan their purchases and explore listings for cost effective options.
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