Conditions at county convict camp threaten city hospital welfare
A report by Dr. Glenn Andrews, state Prison Inspector, criticizes the county convict camp near Broad and Beress streets. He says the stables and flies at the camp endanger patients at City Hospital and nearby institutions, calling for removal and repair per state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad and
Beress Streets
Glenn Andrews
Dows
Board of Bioinae
Broad Commissioners
Ru “Andrews
Hwtthe Marine Hospital
Annie Ve Papouery
U S Court officials stumble on a fishing trip still find
Federal judge and commissioners encounter a shinny still on a western creek during a fishing trip. The operator fled to the woods after offering deputies status. Federal raiders later seized the outfit with no arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Robert United
Nxt
Prisoner Wanted After Moveable Auto Lien Case
Beritt W. H. Holcombe Jr and Deputy Sheriff Walter Blackman returned to Asheville from duties in N C S. They pursued Mitchell who is wanted on a warrant alleging he disposed of an automobile still under lien. The case involves the vehicle transaction and arrest search.
Fire department responds to blaze at South Street residence
A report indicates a fire occurred at 16 South Street, with the Well ing house affected. Fire crews arrived around 8:30 PM, investigating the cause and assessing damage.
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Ie Fire Department
Suzsayoniight
Wwelling
South Ince
May Exports Valued At 6 007 640 Figures From Washington
May exports were valued at six million seven thousand six hundred forty according to Washington figures. Most goods likely went to Cuba with Europe and Central and South America also represented. June exports expected higher due to shipments from Mobile.
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Washington
Catia
Cuba
Europe
Central
South America
Mobile
Abs
Work Resumed On Jewish Drive After Suspension
The Jewish Relief campaign restarts with many volunteers mobilizing to cover main areas today. Women workers focus on residences while others report progress in Chickasaw and industrial divisions. Luncheon at the Cawthon Hotel at 1 pm. total raised to date near $17,000.
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Rkers
Cawthon Hotel
Recruiting conferences planned in state for Navy enlistments
Navy officials announce monthly conferences to recruit men across the state. B C Lumber chief water tender and officers from Mobile will visit Miflin and Baldwin to meet local sailors and conduct recruiting duty, with a plane returning the officers to Mobile.
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Ham
Essrs
Driscoll
Lumber
Miflin
Baldwin
Ef M
Teewilh
Shipping at Mobile Port Rises With June Arrivals
Mobile harbor shows a steady marine rise as June arrivals reach over 100 thousand tons with 72 ships totaling 86,000 tons. The port records a gain of more than 2,000 tons from the prior month and notes foreign steamers and schooners bringing cargo, including a single day peak large vessel.
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Mobile
Ventendad
Thief Surprised at Work in Gov Et Street Flat
A steady thief was surprised in an apartment at 653 Gov et street at 3 30 o clock. The unnamed man had moment on house and household goods and bundled them to carry away before the alarm could be given. The suspect fled before police arrival.
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Govet Street
Ito
Record of all Boy Scouts to be kept
A notice states a record of every Boy Scout in the area is to be compiled for reference. It mentions tracking age and other details and references the executive action and emergency measures as justification.
Quina Draws Gruntz in Ten Rounds
Quina and Gruntz fought to a ten round draw with neither side claiming a decision. The bout featured competitive exchanges and balanced aggression throughout, with round by round momentum swings.
Seven Stills Found in Wragg Swamp Radius
Federal and county officers raided Wragg's Swamp area along Government street road and destroyed seven illicit stills within a one mile radius. Only one arrest reported. officers expect more as the raid yields results. The operation involved several named officers and was part of enforcement actions against illicit liquor manufacturing.
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Pat
Wragg
Government Street Road
Boston
Wilcox Anny Ivings
Cou Achtes
Donoghue
Wart Bas Ote
Democratic Convention Feud Over Plank Sparks Backroom Moves
In San Francisco the Democratic convention arena sees Senator Glass and Bryan allies clash over the platform. Lee plans to amend the resolutions while Hobson supports a dry plank. Bryan weighs options as negotiations unfold and a report waiver is possible if a better plan emerges.
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San. Francisco
Senator Glass
William Jennings Bryan
Richmond P. Hobson
Lee
Bryan
Ina
Nee Tate
Hobson
Yanks Who Served A E F to Get Reward
Ottawa reports estimates to parliament for 50 million dollars for soldier land settlement 34 million for civic re establishment and 27 081 226 for pensions Americans who served in the Canadian army will share these benefits The Soldier Settlement Board had 49 650 applications for land and loans through March 14 1920 and approved 36 140 as fit for farming with 16 146 loans approved and paid while others awaited purchase negotiations and new areas opening.
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Ottawa
Thief Breaks Into Gayter Store for Jewelry and Goods
A thief forced a barred window to enter the Gayter building from the rear and reach the second floor. He stole about $1,000 worth of jewelry pocketbooks and novelties. The intruder was described as very small in stature.
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Gayter
Mechanic Fined for Using Owner’s Auto in Thefts
An attorney recorder reports a mechanic fined for using the owner's auto. The case notes missing gasoline and a tire. The defendants include J. Be and Lautel and Macy as streets cited in the government cases.
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Atkins
Amd
Pete
Feiberman
Hour of Triumph Fails to Slow Glass on Platform
In an auditorium crowd, Speaker Glass delivers a fiery address during a political meeting. He denounces Republican opposition to the League of Nations, strikes a fist in rhythm with the crowd, and struggles with emotion as he questions presidential foreign policy. He loses emphasis briefly when film crews press him for a shot.
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Fae Brancieco
Ares
Wilson
League of Nations
Glass
Wall Street Bets on Democratic Nomination Odds
New York July 2 betting odds set the Democratic presidential nomination at 9 to 5 against Governor Smith President Wilson and Marshall and Ambassador Davis. The series sight notes rewards and Attorney General against governors.
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New York
Ernor. Smith
Wilson
WG Ms
Marshall
Ambamador Davis
Actress Kitty Gordon Shot by Hand Balancer in Theater
Kitty Gordon, actress, accidentally shot Joe Hack, a hand balancer in an aerial troupe, in a Chicago theater yesterday. Hack remained in hospital with a bullet wound in one arm. doctors fear he may never perform again.
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Chicago
Kitty “Gordon
Joe Hack
Ina
Hack
Murray Charged in Warrant Case Beaten by Theft Claim
A report states Murray was arrested on a warrant after an officer recovered items alleged to have been stolen. The exact charges and legal proceedings are unclear in the fragment, but warrant-based action is confirmed.
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Iurray
Ion
Char
Bikins
Murray
Platform convention at opening in San Francisco
The Democratic platform committee drafted the platform in San Francisco amid clashes over a Dublin plank. Debates about recognizing the Irish Republic fueled tensions as J Bryan sought to force a declaratory statement on Congress before any war. Domestic issues like agriculture labor and veteran relief framed the discussion.
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San ‘Isco
Cormittes
PST
Irena
Smkteiaioas
Tw. J. Bryan
United States
Congress
British flier fined for air stunts over Bournemouth
A London airman was fined 260 pounds after flying two Immelmann turns at 500 to 600 feet over Bournemouth, violating air navigation rules. The defense claimed the moves were not tricks but quick turns. prosecutors argued the stunt endangered the public and the sea flight path.
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London
Bournemouth
Inisiation Company
Caney
Immelmann
Ibbelmann
England
Steamer Democracy Changing Hands in New York
The United States Pedboard Steamer Democracy, formerly under charter, is being transferred ownership. F. Fly, a broker from New York, arrived in the city to load cargo as part of the ownership transfer.
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Steamer Democracy
United States
Democracy
F. Fly
New York
P. Font
Whip
de Ey
Bat
Robertsdale Boy Accepted for Naval Summer School
Sidney Poter of Robertsdale is accepted into a naval summer school to be held at Hampton Roads starting July 14, with a quota of six men from Mobile. Clayton Jerome Clark of Malton, Alabama, formerly in the army medical corps, is noted in the same context.
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Sidney Poter
Robertsdale
Naval Summer School
Sak
Hampton Roads
Clayton Jerome Clark
Malton
Ala
Ie Army
Yeates
Naval Hewitt
Communists Threaten Premier in Milan Memorial Demand
In Milan a Communist memorial is sent to Premier Giolitti urging arrest of Bariño Manatesta, described as a prominent leader. The wording implies a political coup climate as the movement pressures authorities with claims and demands.
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London
A.di H
London Times
Giolitt
Acne
Dremrottul
Wild Applause Halts Glass as Bryan Speaks at Platform
In San Francisco on July 2 a tumultuous audience of about 15,000 stalled proceedings during a political rally for William Jennings Bryan. Amid a wave of cheers and shouting, Glass wiped his eyes and Bryan adjusted reading glasses, continuing the session despite the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Cntderette National Non- Vortition
Eee Oy
Joe Ga
William Jennings
Bryan
Piayan
Sibley
San Francisco Presbyterian
Rene
Richmond
Senator Glass
Bension
Salory
Giase
Ballot battle grows as suffrage debate fuels session
United Press reports the Democrats and Republicans push for final ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. President Wilson and party leaders back a special legislative session urged by Governor Clement to act on suffrage ahead of national action.
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Raymond Clappersby
Mae
United Press
Hipaa Ce Blis
Governo Clement
Legislatire
Wilson
Pao Ie
Clement
Harding
Munson Liner Sent to Galveston for Oil
The Munson liner is dispatched to Galveston with cargo and fuel for the voyage. Unclear fragments mention Mapes and crew, but the main fact is the ship's departure for Galveston to load or move oil.
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Munson
Galveston
Sli Wit
Bryan Day Dominates Democratic Convention Weary Morning
At the San Francisco Democratic National Convention on July 2 Bryan day drew attention as delegates lingering from a long night session prepared for renewed battles over the wet and dry planks. The Nebraskan supporters pressed for a firm dry plank while Senator Glass and the resolutions committee pushed toward a compromise as the crowd waited for key ballots tonight.
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San
Asray
Jamon R. Nugent
New Jersey
Wa. Bryan
Nittié
San Francibco
Bryan Day
Trom
Ates
Bryan
Senator Glass
Oki Resolutions Committee
Pete
Box Factory Sheds and Lumber At Key West 1
A damaged clipping notes a box factory at Key West 1 with sheds and a quantity of sieve and lumber listed as its property. The fragment provides limited details and no clear event or outcome.
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Key West
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