Mayflower Hotel Banquet Leads to Prohibition Arrests
Washington July 1 AP four hotel employees at the Mayflower faced United Commissioner Turnage on charges of violating the prohibition law after a banquet allegedly served pre Volstead liquor to agents posing as guests. Mendas described as a "tool" confessed. Venice Brazi and Jones released on bonds. other details unclear. The hotel president claimed ignorance but vowed to curb violations and said dismissals would follow.
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W. Gton
Washington
Mayflower
Prohibition
Department of Jects
United
Turnage
Erash
Jules Venice
Neon d
Rinaldo Brazi
Assistedef
John Mendas
Bell Pay
BE. Jones
Mendas
Tournage
San Francisco
Ed Venice
Venice
Iron and Steel
Men
Henry L. Merry
Mayflower Hotel
County Expenses Reach 410000 for Six Months
County Treasurer George E. Stone estimates six months of board of revenue and road commissioners costs at about 410000. The outlay covers interest on securities, road and building maintenance, and salaries. Fourteen thousand dollars funded grand jury expenses in the period.
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Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
George E. Stone
Buyers' Week Set by Mobile Chamber for August 10
A special committee named to set dates announces Buyers' Week will open August 10 under the Mobile Chamber of Commerce. Committees for fea tures will be named at Friday’s meeting of local jobbers and wholesalers. Special entertainment will welcome out of town merchants. the event began two years ago and has been successful. Read today’s want ads for details.
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Warrior 0 to enter Birmingham via Ashburn line
The Warrior River Barge Line plans to connect Birmingham by January 1, with General T. Q. Ashburn stating details are unclear but the enterprise will be in Birmingham no later than that date. Twenty four barges, and negotiations with Birmingham coal and gasoline transporters aim to end monthly losses from poor equipment.
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Warrior River
Birmingham
Washington
T. Q. Ashburn
Injland Waterways Corporation
General Ashburn
Ensley Southern
Ashburn
Tennessee, Coalt, Iron and Railway Company
Tuscalo
Demopolis
Birmingham Coal Corporation
Jackson to Swim Bay Again July 4
Amateur swimmer Bill Jackson plans a 15 1 2 mile swim from Government Street to Daphne on Saturday morning with several motor boats in support. He previously crossed Mobile Bay from G M N docks to Daphne a 12 1 2 mile trek in just over six hours and aims to reach Fort Morgan by July 15.
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Ww. Co
Bill” Jackson
Mobile Bay
Daphne
Government Street
Bay
Fort Morgan
Cement plants in the United States reach vast output
The article notes 115 cement plants operating in the United States with a combined annual production of about 145 million barrels. It highlights the scale of the cement industry and its national footprint, implying substantial industrial capacity and regional distribution.
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United States
Bible Marathon Considered An Annual Event in Yucaipa
In Yucaipa California at the Methodist Episcopal church Rev E D Raley and his son completed a continuous sixty nine hour fifteen minute Bible reading. Plans aim to make it annual and to build a shrine in the San Bernardino Hills where church members will gather each spring for the Scripture reading from cover to cover.
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Yucaipa
Calif
Methodist Episcopal
San Bernardino Hills
Doctor jailed for baptizing infant in Moscow
Dr Stefan Georgieff a retired physician is charged with moral assault after baptizing his grandson during his son-in-law Iv an Michaliloff s temporary absence in Moscow. The case sits before the Moscow lower court as the infant s mother left the house. Japan buying radio apparatus from American makers at about half a million dollars monthly.
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Moscow
Stefan Georgieff
Ivan Michaliloff
Georgieff
Japan
Freezone Corn Pain Relief Ad Highlight
An advertisement promotes Freezone for corns and calluses, claiming instant pain relief and easy corn removal. The tiny bottle is sold for a few cents and targets hard corns, soft corns, toe corn gaps, and general foot soreness.
Men Bonded After Rum Raid Off Louisiana Coast
Twenty three men, crews of seven boats, arrested by the coast guard for a rum running venture off the Louisiana coast were released from county jail on bonds arranged by a surety company. Most returned to Louisiana where several are said to reside.
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Saukee
Louisiana
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