Prohibition Case Tangles Jail In Morning Arrest
Hatchett faced charges after a deputy spotted him in a car near Bon Air with a half pint. Pistole was accused of aiding in transporting prohibited liquor. Hatchett allegedly offered money to settle the matter and claimed the officer did not enforce the law properly.
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Irpeteken
Multon Road
Bon Air
Attem Briband
Otto
Hatchett
Pistole
Pisia
Matchett
Bernstein
Schwarz
Mobile County Growers Association opens with nut show
The opening session of the Mobile County Growers Association at the Cawthon Hotel features culture and cooperative topics. A pecan show entry will be judged today with the winner to be announced this afternoon. The event, first of its kind, plans to send the winning exhibitor to the Southern Exposition in New York City. Local farmers from Mobile and surrounding counties attend as talks cover crop progress and nut culture.
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Genmaten
Mobile County
Eres Growers' Association
Cawthon Hotel
New York City
Gro
Mobile
Chitelan
Round Table
Ww. J. Na Boca
Jon. R
Cawthon
Durandref
Marke
Clifton Kirkpatrick
Selma
Morgan Richards
Ala
A. J. Harkins
Poll tax deadline nears. voters urged to act before Monday
The article notes the pant of poll taxes narrows to two Saturdays and ends with voters urged to visit the county tax collector George A Wilt who will stay open until the last minute Monday to accommodate those seeking to cast ballots for congressional, state, and county offices.
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George A. Wilt
Mitchell's Army Life Ended
Washington announces Colonel William Mitchell resigns from the army, ending a five year sentence after court-martial for criticizing government aviation policy. Secretary of War Davis states the resignation is accepted unconditionally, effective immediately, without condition for service. The case followed earlier appeals and stays related to execution dates.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army
Davis
Secretary of
Wilceptedges
Galveston Rate Case Meeting Scheduled
A conference of mobile interests and the State Docks Commission is planned to discuss potential revisions of Gulf freight rates. If the plan proceeds, rate changes may follow for Gulf port commerce and related transport, with interested parties urged to attend the 11 o'clock meeting.
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Pall Rageeaa
Tigsion
Gulfort
Pajama Girl Benita Kamnison Brightens Day
A fragment notes Pajama Girl Benita Kamnison in bright trousers and liver hose, with unclear context. The snippet hints at a casual dress scene or character appearance, but details are sparse and uncertain.
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Benita Kamnison
Bright
Rain Expected Tonight With Bedtime Sprinkles
Weather bulletin notes rain due tonight with possible showers easing tomorrow. Local bureau mentions light precipitation and uncertain timing, with drizzle or sprinkles possible and temperatures not specified.
1 000 Damage Suit Filed in City Streets
A civil suit was filed on September 1 in Orn streets by Aldrife seeking $1,000 from Wilcox. The claim alleges responsibility for an auto accident that occurred on October last at Conception and Dauphin.
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Orn
Aldrife
T Wilcox
Conception
Dauphin
Hoad Postpones Two Rate Cases
Hoad postpones two rate cases involving shipments manufactured in Mobile and routed to Oklahoma points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Oklahoma
Pirates announce option on Weik after release
A North Carolina club announced today that the Pirates have the option to pursue Weik. The release states the club has made Weik available and the Pirates hold the option to acquire him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
Burgh Pirates
Pirates
Weik
Unclear Entry on Enttgy Sea Gains and Sears-Roe
Fragmentary note describes a point gain by enttgy sea and references General, Moo re, and records by fed Chemical and Sears-Roe. Details are illegible, with no clear event, date, or entities to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Fed Chemical
Sears-Roe
Dope seizure linked to running narcotics ring in Mobile
A preliminary hearing was held for Fernan dez and Damasco Garro on Harrison narcotic act charges after detectives seized approximately twenty ounces of morphine worth 37 000 dollars hidden in an overcoat sleeve. Police say the haul suggests a Mobile headquarters and a larger ring, with further raids and bail set at 5 000 dollars.
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Fernandez
Damasco Garro
United States
J. I. Burgett
Cabel
Government Street
Nquor
Arras, Wilcox and Pistole
Algren Street
Mobile
Ferna Spaniards
Poco
Auto Accessories Loot Recovered by Police in City
Police recovered a substantial amount of auto accessories stolen at various times in the city. Authorities reported multiple arrests and ongoing investigations into the theft ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara
Postponed Cannes Matches Reported in Gallia Lawn Event
Cannes France January 23. An earlier note reports postponement of today s Gallia lawn matches amid unsettled weather and scheduling adjustments. Local organizers said play will resume when conditions improve.
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Cannes
France
Gallia Lawn
Auction Sale on Bay Front Under Way
Under Fitzpatrick & Company New Orleans supervision an auction is underway at Belle Fontaine on Mobile Bay featuring about 800 lots and 200 acres of land. A special train carried around 600 visitors from New Orleans and Mississippi coast to Mobile, with noon start and jazz band entertainment on site.
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Fitzpatrick & Company
New Orleans
Belle Fontaine
Mobile Bay
Fitzpatrick
Mobile
Mississippi Coast
Nmber
Theodore
Mobile County
Joe Hubbard Bigamy and Related Thefts Sentenced
Joseph Henderson known as Joe Hubbard receives two years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to bigamy for marrying Georgia Lewis while still legally bound to a prior wife. In separate cases, Hubbard is also sentenced to two years for stealing two shotguns worth $100. Mary Thornton is sentenced to one year hard labor for deceiving and concealing $274 stolen from Will Robinson.
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Joseph Henderson
Georgia Lewis
T. J. Bedsole
Joe Hubbard
Dale, Halliday
Albert Lee Sims
Mobile Pensacola Inland Canal Debated In Washington
Hearing underway in Washington on the Mobile Pensacola inland canal with J D Morrow industrial commissioner of Pensacola Chamber in Washington to testify in favor of the waterway project. Morrow reports favorable prospects for the inland route linking Perdido Bay to Pensacola.
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Washington
Mobile-Pensacola
J. D. Morrow
Pensacol Sanely Commerce
Ashington
Sanity hearing for boy killer unanswered as testimony weighed
Judge J. M. Shinn will rule on the boy Comer's sanity after witnesses describe his behavior and physicians debate his mental state. If deemed sane he faces trial. if insane he may be treated instead. The case stems from a December slaying of Charles Moore and others, with relatives expressing mixed emotions about the youth's responsibility.
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J. M. Shinn
Arkansas
Comer
Charles Moore
Sarah Boyd
Moores
Rhineland Zone Ordered Evacuation
London reports on January 23 as Germany’s council responds to Locarno terms with an evacuation order affecting the Rhineland zone. The foreign ministry announced the decision today.
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London
Council of Germany
Locarno
Statement in Dean Killing Given to Cops
A witness statement details Campbell Starke’s account of the shooting of Officer Dean. The narrative, with others corroborating, says Starke fired after Dean approached with a search and warning, causing Dean to fall as Starke fled prior to police arrival.
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Dean
Campbell Starke
Galienobees
Gavin
Campbell
I. Dean
Mr. Dean
Sapanaman
Campbell Starks
Stokes
Starke
Davis Avenue
Marmotte Street
Jackson
Starks
Kim
Dean Up
City of Mobile Buries Three Destitute in Cemetery
Mobile cared for its dead with three burials in one day. Two victims are known locally, while the third was an outsider buried without comment. Station Gladwell, who boated at Far Station last Monday, was among the deceased.
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Bowie
Mobile
Gladwell
Far Station
Sneak Thief Steals Money and Clothes in Local Incident
A reported incident involves a thief taking money and clothing from a residence. Details are incomplete with OCR garbled names and locations. Authorities are investigating the disturbance and gathering potential witnesses.
Land valuation set in county near Pierce’s Level
In the western part of the county values on land near Pierce's Level were set. Gulf Electric and Driskell, lessee, along with B. L. Middleton, appear in the record with a price of $60.
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Pierce
Gulf Electric
Wilme
Co Yans
F “ Driskell Lessee
B. L. ‘Middleton
Defendant Under Drug Influence Held on Fraud Charge
A court records show Jd Hurley 4 facing charges after a warrant was issued for obtaining money by false pretenses. The defendant reportedly failed to appear and a condition noted by the court is marked by unclear statements from the affidavit. A $30 check is mentioned in relation to a local store in the city.
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Jd. Hurley
Rhinehardt to Go to Knoxville
Memphis January 29 transfer notice announces George Rhinehardt moving to Knoxville club. The player, linked with ice consideration, shifts from Spartanburg in the South Atlantic Association to join the Knoxville team for the upcoming season.
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Rhinehardt
Knoxville
Memphis
Tenn
George Rhbinehardt
Spartanburg
South Atlantic Association
Flow of Niagara Halted by Ice
Buffalo reports the Niagara River flow halted by an ice floe. A mysterious disruption is noted as the river’s movement slows and authorities monitor the ice blockage near the falls. No injuries are reported.
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Niagara
Fire and Coed Sweeping Over New York City
Fire swept New York City causing many to flee from threatened buildings in the early morning. Police and fire crews fought the blaze, evacuating residents and guiding others to safety as flames spread through multiple sections of the city.
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New York City
New York
York
Tirana
Sheelty
Extreme cold grips Midwest as storms lash region
Storied weather sent Chicagoiff firemen battled blazes as deep cold spread from Michigan to New York. Cargo tugs near Michigan coast received aid while army pilots prepared to drop coal and food. Snow blocked highways in the northwest. Duluth and St Paul faced record lows with no relief in sight.
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Aare
Totan Selfridge Field
Chicago
New York City
Mercury
Empire State Drive
Solvay
Adirondacks
Boston
Waew
Northwest
Duluth
Minn
St. Paul's
Pacific Coast
Barton Kats Not to Play Tonight
Barton Kats team will not play tonight due to an unspecified issue leaving the lineup uncertain for the matchup. Officials did not announce a replacement or reason for the late withdrawal.
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Barton-Kats
Acquisition of Florida Line by Tavares and Bates Extended
The text notes a proposed purchase to acquire the main line of a Florida railroad by Tavares and Bates, involving a six mile branch and a mortgage structure. It references Ellsworth and Seaboard interests in the financing. The account is fragmentary but indicates a capital transaction to control the line.
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Tavares & Bates
Florida
T Ellsworth
Seaboard
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