Preliminary hearing for Victor Orson linked to Wallace death
Victor Orson, cook on the Star Fish and Oyster tug, faces a preliminary hearing after the death of Robert Wallace who drowned after a fight on Palmetto Street. Police report an eye witness says Wallace was attacked. Wallace’s body was recovered an hour later. Coroner’s verdict pending. Wallace survived by wife, son, and other relatives. funeral planned Friday at 359 South Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Orson
Robert
Bob) Wallace
Hamilton Street
Iincent Kilborn
Torson
Wallace
Palmetto Street
Ed Chestang
Gen
Chestang
Eugene Lee
South Lawrence
T. Mullen
Madi‘street
F. Hale
Rusheen Harris
Surtery
Wal- the
George Wallace
John’Cayton
Unclear OCR fragment reports County incident and shooting
Fragmentary report from Larisa County notes officers responding to a fatal shooting at a hat event. Several named individuals appear, including Griffey and Bowl, with scattered details about a funeral home transfer and a distorted account of shots and reactions.
Three In Court As Result Accidents
Ernest Tartt of 955 Davis avenue was struck and injured by a car driven by W Henderson of 307 North Claiborne street, with Henderson charged with reckless driving. Ray Garcia, 10, of Joachim and streets, was also struck. July 15 was set for hearings. B C Rain Jr faced reckless driving charges from a night accident on Annan c ent streets. Franklin Steiner of Adams Motor Car Company was injured and admitted to city hospital. July 15 fixed for that hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Tartt
Davis Avenue
W. Henderson
Claiborne Street
Henderson
Recorder’s Court
le Myers
Ray Garcia
Joachim and
Streets
Adams St
B. C. Rain, Jr
Ann Ancient
Franklin Steiner
Adams Motor Car Company
Theodore
City Hospital
Wall Street Pros Again Push Higher Prices At Open
Professionals in Wall Street resume campaign for higher prices at the market open. Woolworth up 2 1 2 points. United Drug American International Corp and Pullman gain. new 1925 highs for Montgomery Ward Otis Steel preferred. Demand for high grade stocks continues amid reinvestment funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.P
Woolworth
United Drug
American International Corporation
Pullman
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Otis Steel
International Agricultural Corporation
Otis Elevator
Postum Cereal
Ward Baker “B
Wabash Common
Cotton futures open steady with multiple month quotes
Futures markets opened steady with July at 23.97 cents, October at 24.00, December 24.06, January 23.52, March 23.85, and May 24.10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Veteran pressman George W Jones dies at 65 in Mobile
George William Jones age 65 native of Vicksburg Miss died at his home 1153 Church Street Mobile after long illness He was 35 years superintendent of the press room at The Mobile Register first superintendent of the Pressmen's Home near Knoxville and former president of the Alabama Federation of Printing Trade Unions He survived by his widow two sons two sisters and other relatives Funeral Friday at 5 o clock with Magnolia burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Jones
Vicksburg
Miss
Mobile
Register
Church Street
Knoxville
Tenn
Alabama Federation of Rer Wee
Rostaniee
Macneales Relief Sociation
Mechanics Reliefion
Maplee Camp Now 5
We of the World
Central’ Tract Council
Cornalia Jones
Een
John L. Jones
Joseph Martin
Bordonda Beach
Cal
Bernie Eastburn
Montgomery
Jones
Magnolia Cemetery
Bankhead to Enter Race for Senate
Congressman John H. Bankhead Jr of Jasper announces his candidacy to succeed Oscar W. Underwood who will not seek another term. Other declared contenders include Hugo Black and former Governor Thomas Kilby with L B Murgrove and Judge J J Mayfield weighing runs. Mayfield is currently abroad for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bankhead, Jr
Jasper
Bankhead
Senate
Oscar W. Underwood
Mobile
Hugo Black
Birmingham
Thomas’ Kilby
L.” B. Murgrove
J. J. Mayfield
Underwood
Judge Mayfield
Europe
Lawyer Citizens Must Back Fundamentals, Al Bar Chief Says
Robert E. Saner of Dallas urged Alabama Bar Association delegates to emphasize education and civic duty over politics. He warned against partisan drift and urged lawyers to defend American doctrines in law while urging ongoing, regular civic involvement. The meeting included talks by C E Hamilton Thomas McClellan and William Vaughan, followed by remarks on ports and professional standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Saner
Dallas
Texas
Alabama Bar Association
American Branch
International Law Association
American Bar Association
Saner
Beelaebub
Pope
Beete
C. E. Hamilton
Bama
Supreme Court
Thomas ‘McClellan
William Vaughan
Fairhope
Association
Battle ‘House
Matthias Mahomer
Eiieeardens
William L. Sibert
Alabama
Mobfife
Ieee
Birmingham
Mobile
Robert _E. Gordon
Mobile Bar ‘Association
Ship of Law
Spanish Passenger Vessel Barcelona In Port For Cargo And Passengers
Spanish steamer Barcelona of Ft Green & Co was in port this morning to load cargo and likely to take passengers away, according to local agents Fillette Pen & Co. The notice indicated a sailing to Taassee and Barcelona routes with potential passenger service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Ft Green & Co
Tassee
Barcélona
Fillettepen & Co
Alabama Youth Killed in Missouri
Ernest Elmore 19 of Tuscaloosa Alabama and a deaf mute believed to be at Fulton Missouri are reported killed in an incident July 2. The details are incomplete in the fragment, with authorities uncertain about the exact circumstances or confirmation of identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Missouri
Little Change in Temperature Forecast Citywide
The local weather office forecast generally fair today and tonight with occasional thundershowers on Friday. Highs near 32 in Montgomery and 94 in Birmingham, with little overall temperature change expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Montgomery
Birmingham
Dr Dunbar Ogden Discusses Evolution in Sunday Sermon
Dr Dunbar H Hiden pastor of Government Street Presbyterian Church will speak on Who Made Evolution? in a Sunday morning sermon. Services are in the Burgett Memorial building while repairs proceed at the church proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar H.iden
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Burgett
Master of Vessel Thanks Hartwell
Mayor Harry T Hartwell receives a wireless message from Captain Barthelemy of the French steamer La Salle thanking him for good wishes on its current voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Harry T. Hartwell
Barthelemy
la Salle
Chicken thieves take five poultry from Palmetto Street home
Police reports allege thieves visited the home of Antzell at 550 Palmetto Street during the night and stole five chickens, according to a complaint filed at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She Antzell
Palmetto Street
Argentine girl to swim Channel
Boulogne sur Mer France July 2 Miss Lillian Harri son the Argentine swimmer will attempt to swim the channel next week or early next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulogne~-Sur-Mer
France
Lillian Harrison
Mobile prisoner returned to Kilby
Joe Taylor convicted in the circuit court over two years ago for forgery and sentenced to two years to two years and four months. He escaped last week from Speigner's prison and was recaptured yesterday at Ly Miss. Taylor was taken back to Kilby prison this afternoon by Agent P C Herbert. He had less than two months remaining to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Taylor
Speigner
Miss. Taylor
Kilby
P. C. Herbert
Wimbledon tennis halted as sun bothers Queen Mary
When Queen Mary is bothered by the sun, Wimbledon championship play pauses. Yesterday throngs stood as the queen rose to change sunglasses, with Ray Casey of San Francisco noted among the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Mary
Eee
Ray Casey
San Francisco
Mary
Panama Canal toll receipts show drop in June
Panama City July 2 The AP reports that toll receipts for the Panama Canal declined in June ending June 30. Revenue fell compared with the prior month, signaling a weaker period for canal traffic and toll incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
A.P
Lees - Co
Hayden jury remains locked on bribery verdict
In Atlanta the Filetcher Hayden bribery trial enters its tenth hour with jurors still deliberating. Government witnesses described money labeled as loans and gifts from prisoners to obtain special privileges, naming Mannie Kessler Morris Sweetwood George Remus and a Savannah group. The judge instructed that both defendants must share one verdict on conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Filetcher- Hayden
Mervinon Fe Sevet
Froteher
Gution
Mannie Kessler
Morris Sweetwood
New York
George Remus
Cincinnati
Savannah
Severt
Ervin
Police Bribery Case Ties City Liquor Ring to Police
A special federal grand jury in Philadelphia heard evidence of huge bribes paid to policemen who protected a ring of liquor permit holders and aided in moving loaded trucks. Assistant District Attorney Friedman said the probe could indict more than a score of corporations and forty individuals for conspiracy illegal transport and bribery. He noted possible forfeiture of indemnity bonds and license revocations to curb liquor outflow by as much as 500 000 gallons monthly. The inquiry spans all city sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
A.P
Friedman
Arand
Washington
Butler
Alcohsdl
Blcohol
Dan McGrew Signed by Barons After Chicks Stint
Birmingham reports former Mem Chicks star hurler Dan McGrew, known as Dangerous Dan, has signed with the Barons and will report to the local club immediately. McGrew led the Southern League in ERA in 1923 with 22 wins before being sold to the Giants, but he refused to join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Dan McGrew
Mem Chicks
Barons
Clup
West
Dan
Chicks
New York Giants
Giants
Portuguese minister ordered to Chinese post
Wisbon dispatch says the newly appointed Portuguese minister Anto Antonio Bianchi was instructed by the ministry of foreign affairs to depart immediately for Peking to assume duties. The move underscores Portugal's diplomatic stance as tensions over Asia persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisbon
Portugal
A.P
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Anto Antonio Bianchi
Peking
Rebuilding Santa Barbara After The Quake
Santa Barbara rebuild plans target the east city area with Spanish architecture as damaged zones are cleared. Marines arrive to restore order while engineers assess buildings for safety and utilities near normal by day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
AVP
Santea Ra
Bupl
Santaar *T Society
San Marcos
Arlington
Hifornia
College of Erigineersbe
Stanford University
Committee On Public Safety
Red Cross
Ban
Dieg
James Ross
Santa Barbara County
Navy
Air ‘Mai
Sia Barbara
San Diego
Soviet Chinese policy clash cited in Russian talks
Moscow reports quote Foreign Minister denying interference in China and condemning foreign support for civil war as Britain and other imperialists push for a democracy in China. The exchange follows a rupture after a recent speech by the Soviet head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Fsian
Birken
Tchitcherin
China
Impori
Chi
Coolidge Faces Clashes Over Ku Klux Klan Parade Plan
President Coolidge contemplates how to handle a proposed Klan parade invite to Washington and the ensuing protests from individuals and organizations urging him to decline. With a potential anthracite miners strike looming, advisers weigh government mediation to keep coal mines operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Arvi
Coolidge
Klan
Green
Wington
Ciilefly
Mr. Coolidge
Hoover
Davis
War Time Village Sale Near Portsmouth Concludes
Sale of a war time village near Portsmouth N A concludes today for 347.60 after costing the United States two million dollars. The 278-building Atlantic Heights complex at Freeman's Point furnished shipyard and navy yard work. Buyers from New England acquired brick and frame homes five stores twenty garages dormitories and land. One contracting firm had orders to purchase outright for 270000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. A
United States
Atlantic’ Heights
Freeman‘s Point
Atlantic Corporation
Portsmouth Navy Yard
New England
Treasury official cites larger surplus for tax reductions
Washington July 2 United Press says the surplus for the new fiscal year will exceed the $290 million estimate and be available for tax reductions. Under Secretary Winston announces the surplus grew from the previous year ending Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
Treasury
Winston
American sculler wins in England at Henley
American oarsman Walter M. Hoover defeated Englishman Morris by four in their heat at Henley on Thames. Hoover led the race with a steady pace and secured the clear victory as the United States continued to perform strongly in the regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Henley-On-Thames
Walter M. Hoover
Amcan Oarsman
M. Xk
Morris
Alara
Soctin
Ok Abe
Hoover
Debts Question Stirs American Public Inquiry
An unsettled public notice discusses debt concerns in the United States, noting a need for clarity and action. The brief mentions upcoming dates and the uncertain financial outlook, urging readers to follow developments.
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Deckhand
Larisa
Ora Griffey
Jay
Frank Bowl
Grocer
Eler
Griffey
Wall Street
NEW York Futures
Ghiold Ayd
Bar Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Hotel
Californian
Dunbar Ogden
Panama Canal
Hayden
Lincoln Quarberg
Calif
Frank E. Evans
Haggard
Santa
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