Police Praise Mobiles Officers in Public Notice
The Mobile Police Department receives formal commendation for its officers who pursued a dangerous suspect with risk to their lives. City officials read the resolution praising the force and urging citizens to respect law and order.
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Deere
American Légion Athletic Association
Harry Lytle
Dean Family
Charitable Mobil
Eauuines
Reese
Pineration
Starks
China
Eaeren F. Burch
Hamptone
Ice Department
Bart Chambervens
Campbel Dean
Axis
Ala
City Commission
Board of of the City of
Mobile
Eee Ee
Board of Commissioners
Trials Set Next Week in Prohibition Case List
Jury will hear cases from this session on violations of the prohibition law. Monday docket includes Peter White for possession and selling whiskey and others for related offenses. Tuesday and Wednesday feature additional defendants accused of liquor possession, sale, transportation, and conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act.
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Peter White
Joseph Win Iegal
Jack Thompson
Lee Miller
Hans Ompson
Bee
Lola Russell
Charles Z. Middleton
Zollie Middleton
Jim
Jim Alexander
J.B. Lewis
P. C
Cliff Pistolession
Jon
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Boston
William
Ivey
Frank
Levene
Toppy Levene
Zollie
Dock Knight
J. &. Dearman
Atlantic Ocean rescue struggles amid sinking ships and delays
Waves lash the Atlantic as liners Leviathan Aquitania and others head toward port with passengers. Storm delays span from one to days, claiming three lives on the Atta. Antinoe and Laristan freighters near the Panama Canal are involved, while President Roosevelt aided Atta crew. Solvang sinks near Delaware Breakwater after colliding with Vacuum. one drowned.
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Atc
Ieee
Inee Leviathan
Aquitania
Ohee Aooen
Et Lemet
Aires
Antinoe
Laristan
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Atta
Solvang
Delaware
Antinee
Bremen
Oenas
Jeft
Conviction Report From fragmented Knox case at night
A damaged OCR fragment notes a person named Knox convicted at night with unclear charges. The text is incomplete but indicates a felonious outcome and a term or sentence. Source lacks full names, dates, or locations for precise details.
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Knox
Land Holdings Appraisers Named Price Williams
Appraisers F. McCrary and W. W. Snow estimated values on land holdings with Price Williams named in the report.
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Appraisers Co
F.mccrary
W. W. Snow
Price Wiliams
Fair Weather Is Mobile Promise
Last night's temperature fell to 41 degrees, marking the coldest reading in a string of forecast promises from Fair Weather is Mobile.
Trainman Reveals How Disguise Failed to Hide Dean Slayer
Mobile railroad conductor M. Be. Yeatman explains how he traced a fugitive by noticing hidden gun, masked eye contact, and a limp after boarding a Mobile to Selma train. He says he lifted the man’s disguise at Prestwich, guiding authorities to the arrest and praising his vigilance.
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Dean
M. BE. Yeatman
Mobile
Selma
Laney Me
Chris Dean
Mr. Yeatman
Yeat
Yeatman
Calumet
Prestwith
de Jackson
Jackson
Rumor of Ford Plant Denied by Officials
Rumors circulating on the streets about a Ford plant are denied by officials. Reportedly, a telephoned message misrepresented a company plan, with authorities warning the public not to trust unverified claims.
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FORD
Sneak Thief Steals Three Overcoats
G. Cohn, operating a tailor shop at 155 upstairs, reports a theft of three overcoats by a sneak thief.
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G. Cohn
Black fugitive cut mustache with glass in woods
The prisoner said that a white man in the woods Friday afternoon found Mog Figory parts and shaved off his moustache. He admitted visiting a relative in Prestwick who refused him admission. Starks said he served seven years of a 12 year sentence for killing a man in Akron Hale County Alabama.
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Prestwick
Starks
Akron
Ala
Hale County
Sev
Library Bond Approved for Mobile Incinerator Project
Plans to establish an adequate public library in Mobile will be advanced by the city commission and Public Library Association after yesterday’s bond election. The $85,000 bond issue carried by a majority of 716 votes to fund two incinerators for the city.
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Mobile
City Commission
Electile Public Library Association
Tssue
Aee
Ees
Conduits for Wires Debated on Grand Street Plan
Officials from Gulf Electric Company and Southern Bell Telephone debated wiring the goods street system. T K Tuckson argued for routing lines along the avenue while planners consider widening the thoroughfare.
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Gt. Joseph Street
Thor
Gulf Electric Com
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Pegresetta
Governor Urged to Spare Lives Amid Crisis
Dispatch notes pleas from diverse counties in Georgia and Putnam County urging Governor Cutford Walker to intervene and halt executions. The text references Floyd McClellan and a clemency approach, with focus on political and legal pressure across regions.
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Tees Ga
Floyd McClellan
Uae
Cutford Walker
Quincy
Putnam Cownty
Hit and Run Driver Fined After Front-Path Collision
D Burgett Jr was fined 101 dollars plus costs or 50 days hard labor after a hit and run incident in front of his home. He was charged with failing to stop after an accident and later arrested. The case notes heavy penalties and the accountability for the crash involving Burgett’s vehicle.
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Burgett, Jr
D. H. Ae
Burgett
Surgeon’s bold laparo heart operation saves Cleveland man
A Cleveland man who was clinically dead for several minutes after a heart related complication was revived by Dr Theron M Scene. The surgeon performed a daring procedure beneath the heart and completed the operation, restoring health as the patient recovers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
H—pperen
Facturer
Aestaind
Theron M
Voter Opposes Martian Cremation Plan in Bond Election
A reader claims he opposed funding incineration for the poor in the bond measure, arguing against giving the city the right to cremate residents. The exchange reveals tension over cremation policies and library funding during the election period.
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Library
Mobilians
Sinking near Halifax reported by wireless with two dead
A gale and squalls off Halifax delayed distress signals from two ships. The Lamptan's crew were seen leaving in lifeboats. At 6 am reports confirmed sinking with two men lost including Ernest, a New York mate. The Navy noted distant signals and considered two ships in distress.
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Halifax
Lamptan
Indeeparret Wireless Company
Ernest Boatewain
New York
Heisin
Navy
Aus
Box Car Robbers Are Given Fines
Mae Reasonover and Wilbur C. Burton pleaded guilty in circuit court to railroad car theft offenses nearly two years old. Reasonover fined $1000 on one count and Burton fined $60. The case of Walter Johnson and others involving wounding a man named Taylor was adjourned with bonds posted.
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Mae Reasonover
Wilbur C. Burton
Weasonover
Pinch
Burton
Walter Johnson
Negro Os
Dtr
Pear Im Court
Planning Coup in Berlin Alarm Spurs Wartime Action
German reports claim fascist groups plotted a coup in Berlin for the next day, aiming to occupy the city and disarm police. The claim notes plans by several organizations and warns of potential anti fascist countermeasures.
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Mpeg Idg
Berliner Tong Mittag
Mt Reg
Cupation of
Berlin
Disarmaent
Sech Ae
Life of Cardinal Mercier National Funeral Details
Readable fragments describe the planned national funeral for Cardinal Mercier. The route to the cathedral and ceremonial steps are sketched, noting hours of daily prayer, private meditation, and thrifty meals. Text mentions household members and clerical routines surrounding the funeral.
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Cardinal Mercier
Gutelei
Malinen
Tuskegee Negroes Hold Convention in Alabama
Field agents of the Julius Rosenwald fund meet in Tuskegee as part of a Negro Conference planning committee session. Speakers include Dr. Kenyon L. Butler of Michigan State College of Agriculture and J. W. Sanders of Charleston West Virginia with others debating conference guidance and marketing bureau organization.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Julius Rosenwald
National Association
Anne Aye
Hot Springs
Ark
Kenyon L. Butid
Michigan State College of Agriculture
le Sapiro
J. W. Sanders
Charleston
W. Va
Grassley
Delaware A. & MM. College
No clues found to missing man Bennie K. Brown
Mobile police report Bennie K. Brown a Pensacola farmer is missing from home. His wife has posted a $100 reward for information. A car found abandoned near Mobile was tied to the case but police doubt foul play and say Brown appeared briefly at police quarters before release.
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Bennie KH. Brown
Pensacola
Fia
Brown
Develo
Lice
Hair Styling Change Sparks Debate Among Barbers
A fragmented piece discusses bobbed hair being deemed out by some lady barbers. It references historical figures and fashion theory but remains unclear on who supports the trend or its date, hinting at evolving beauty standards.
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Abe
Seouxey
Ieee
Helen of Troy
Cleopatra
Ain Im
Resignation Rumors Grow Over Colonial Officer's Fate
A volatile report traces calls for the colonel’s resignation amid court martial and pay disputes. Officials contend the matter circles a resignation offer, with commentary on allowances and the ongoing colonial governance debate.
Physicians Hold Meet in Memphis
A Memphis medical gathering continues with physicians meeting to discuss clinical advances, patient care, and professional collaboration. The event highlights ongoing efforts by doctors to share knowledge and improve community health outcomes.
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Memphis
Peace for Policy and Proof Adeyous National Defense
Ambiguous fragment discusses policy and defenseproofs with unclear entities. No definite events or names beyond generic terms. Summary limited by readable content.
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