30 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1926
Page
1
In a fragmentary report, workers salvage a site with tapes and digs linked to a person or project referenced as Saen. The note hints at a mill context with care taken by a team gathering materials. Further readable lines are needed for full clarity.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a local item with partial names and events. No coherent facts or clear entities are readable to identify date, place, or outcome.
The report lists the dead and missing from a coal field disaster in Alabama. Names mentioned include Bill Carie, TM Pat Burke, Glenn Duncan, Segress, and others, with several Black workers noted among the deceased still unidentified.
A partial 1936 Cleveland police blotter mentions a death and unrelated routine police work. The readable text lacks clear details on suspects or causes.
A local bid in Pampa moves toward establishing a military academy with a $100 pledge noted as seed funding. The project aims to create an academic program tied to a military style curriculum at a college build site.
A partially readable wartime brief notes an ESS call picked up near LMETTO Florida on January 30. The fragment mentions a Spanish ship and the Gulf of Mexico but lacks complete details.
A fragmented scribble from a New York page mentions a date July and names Fan and Coton alongside scattered words. The legible pieces suggest an odd memo or short note rather than a full report.
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to Orleans and October futures or dates. No clear events, participants, or outcomes are readable.
A man was fatally wounded during a raid connected to federal prohibition enforcement. The attacker, identified as M Hogan and L F Collins, were involved with deputies at the scene as officers investigated the shooting.
A brief note indicates butter consumption increases due to improved food value and consumer conditions. Officials suggest sustained demand as market conditions improve.
Sparse readable text shows Sooldidge hosting an early meeting on expenses or Marion parish matters. A publican mentions a discussion of forth or disarmament and Sen. seats, with unclear references to Sieatmagaigs and toss.
Partial OCR notes describe air transport use to move supplies to Point Barrow for Wilkins expedition. The fragment references embers of fuel, motors, and the goal of speeding aid delivery, with unclear dates or organizers.
A brief radio notice outlines a staggered broadcasting schedule ending tonight. Northern states go off air from 11 to 11 30 p m while southern states resume later and southern regions south of the United States border follow a different air time.
A man was charged with grand larceny after a charity theft case on Tuesday. Police identified the suspect as Tay and allege he took items from a charitable drive.
A fragment notes wearied attention to a hidden mortar site. Details are unclear but reference to an am ical lapse and a covert location suggest ongoing security concerns surrounding an underground cache. No specific dates or proper names are readable.
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