Dorion Arrested on Warrant After Tax Dispute Incident
Dorion, a state and county collector, was detained at the police station on a warrant after an encounter with Albert S. Towle, a county board official. Dorion claimed Towle accused him of a fishy tax claim, leading to a physical altercation in Halli’s office and Dorion’s subsequent bond posting for appearance in recorder’s court.
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Dorion
Asene
Albert S. Towle
Fairman
Board of Revenue and
Wad Commissioners
T. H. Hallis
Enearthy
Towle
Mr.well
Owle
Dorlon
Aoe
Dor
Halll
Government Seeks Seizure of Auto Used in Liquor Trade
Judge Robert T. Ervin rules that vehicles used for liquor traffic may be seized under the revenue act even if title belongs to another. The Puckett car, charged with tax law violations, was contested by Mrs Puckett who claimed it was hers. A jury at the August special session will determine intent to evade liquor tax.
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Robert.t. Ervin
District Federal Court
H. I. ‘Puckett
Supreme Court of the United States
Puckett
Pucket
Broadus shot by officer in police court case
A 19 year old, Roe Broadus, armed with a large knife, was shot in the leg by Patrolman Joe Tarr while resisting arrest after a rampage at Franklin and Morgan streets. He testified he had used dope and swallowed white tablets. several hundred onlookers watched as officers subdued him during the incident.
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Roe
Broadus
Joe Tarr
Witn
Broad
Sister
Accorder Grove
Tarretati
Franklin and
Morgan Streets
Quella
Diaturbance
Henderson carries a complement of officers and men
The Henderson will carry a complement of 19 officers and 460 men including units of the United States Navy. The president and Mrs are expected to wait aboard as part of the marine guard detail commanded by Capt. F. Zoe der with Cape Buchanan in command.
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United — Navy
Washington, D.C
Marine Guard
F. Zoeder
Henderson
Cape Buchanan
Name committee to aid pension bill
Fragmentary text indicates a committee to aid a pension bill was named. Mentions a promise from New York to introduce or support the measure early in the session. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The passage is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares Cence
New York
Tower
Salesman Fined For Speeding Under Court Proceeding
George Kelpack, a traveling salesman, was arraigned on speeding charges and fined $15 or 15 days in jail. The case details reference a man cited for operating an automobile without proper peace and safety, with penalties outlined as $50 or 50 days in some portions of the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kelpack
Man Held On Statutory Charge
John Simon a Greek resident was held on a statutory charge. He is linked to a location at 1350 Seat Wilkinson Street and remains in custody awaiting further action from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simon
Wilkinson Street
Traffic Board Discusses New Rates and Schedules
The traffic board met to discuss new rates and the upcoming schedule changes. Officials expect revisions to take effect at midnight this Saturday.
Plan Fight to Keep Daphine Normal School
A statement of reasons supports keeping the Daphine normal school in Mobile and Baldwin counties. The Mobile Chamber of Commerce plans to present to the state board of education and legislature after a regional conference. The document argues the shore of Mobile Bay is suitable and accessible for a normal school with proper facilities and attendance.
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Daphine Normal School
State Normal School
Amas
Ink Mobite
Mobile ‘Bay
New U S Men Sent Here in Prohi Work
Fragmented OCR note reports new U S men sent to enforce prohibition work in Mobile with unclear details about origin and duties. The brief suggests a government manpower deployment but lacks coherent specifics.
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U.S
Prohi
Mobile appoints special officer to head quarters force
Detective Roll Mobile announces the appointment of Harbert HUB Bennett as a special officer at police headquarters. The Mobile department touts a large plain clothes and detective squad with twenty-one men on the payroll.
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Mobile
Harbert
Hub
Bennett
George Craw
United States
Te City
Touart
Dorion
Rabby
Murray
Moody
Proody
Mangan
Survey Planned of Industries by Local Chamber
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce launches a detailed up to date survey of local industries. The plan mirrors a prior Atlanta survey by Addicks and will compile data from local statistics, business heads, and personal investigation to gauge the region's economic landscape.
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Mobi Chamber of Commerce
Addicks
Atlanta
Mobile
Man Faces Bond Issue In Mississippi Alabama Case
Fragmentary note states a bond was set in a case involving men accused of moving oxen and lumber to Alabama without authority. Oak Grove appears as a location in the referenced incident. The text is incomplete and cannot confirm dates or full charges.
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Miss
Alabama
N & Lumber
Said
Oak Grove
Court to Close For Fourth of July Holiday
Courts will not hold sessions of the recorder's, probate, circuit, inferior, criminal, civil or juvenile courts tomorrow from 9 to 11 in the morning due to the Fourth of July holiday.
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Ising Sean
Foreign Ship Lines Agree to Bring No Rum
Foreign liners will stop bringing liquor to the United States under new rules. Consular officers will watch cargoes at foreign ports and only medicinal liquors may pass with strict conformity to foreign laws. Destruction or sale of seized liquor stocks is expected as penalties and protests continue.
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Ana Sasha
Eose
Treasury
New York
Boston
Forminy
Ance
Belgian answer sent to London on Franco-Belgian reparations
Brussels reports the Belgian reply to Britain's reparations questionnaire has been dispatched to the Belgian agent in London. He is scheduled to depart for Lord Curzon later today.
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London
Brussels
Aete
Lord Curzon
Steamer Advance Total Loss After Sea Collision
Halifax July 3 The steamer Advance out of port today became a total wreck after a collision. The hull cracked in two and the ship sank. All 60 to 70 passengers including women and children were safely removed.
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Halifax
Advance
Sonana
Big Fight Returns to Be Called From Register News Item
The Mobile and News Item complete arrangements to deliver news of the boxing event to its readers. The fight is scheduled to take place as previously announced and the club aims to bring the event to the public with full coverage.
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Register-News
Armain
Dempsey Gibbons Title Fight Called Off In Great Falls
The Dempsey Gibbons championship bout was reportedly called off after promoters failed to raise $109,000. Negotiations collapsed after an argument between Jack Kearns and George H. Stanton over funds. Shelby interest and a backup plan to stage later matches were discussed, with Johnson from Shelby traversing 100 miles to Great Falls.
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Great Falls
Mont
Associated’ Prous
Sean Asee
Yes
Seemee
Ah Abit Bae Ny
Satna Oktape
Sneha
Eitoes Loy J. Sapiumby
Shelby
Ally
Johnson
George H. Stanton
Stanton Trust and Savings Bank
Jack Keaes
Stanton
Kearns
Dempsey
Gibbons
Wisconsin universities face $14 million funding crisis
The University of Wisconsin and nine state normal schools confront nearly 14 million dollars in unfunded appropriations as the legislature blocks higher education funding without income surtaxes. Lawmakers refuse to authorize support unless surtaxed funds are adopted, threatening continued operation and education services.
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Madison
Wis
The
Associated Press
University of Wisconsin
State Normal Schools
Senate
von Wisconsin
A. Toder
Lake County jury chosen in conspiracy trial
A Lake County jury was selected to hear the conspiracy charges against J. C. Wierich and alleged ties to a governor case. The panel was completed but the trial was adjourned until morning as jurors and court officials addressed procedural questions about influence and misconduct claims.
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Waukegan
Associated Preas
Lake
J. C Wierich
Ernor Lee Small
Mlinois
Field
Gmail
Teenie Te Fund
Florida East Coast Railway seeks $2 million bonds
Washington July 3 The Florida East Coast Railway today asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue a $2,000,000 five percent equipment trust to purchase additional equipment.
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Washington
Florida East Coast
Interstate Comm
Village Destroyed by Fire in Vermont Town
Hardwick Vermont reports a small village devastated by a fire early today. Aid was summoned as authorities assess the damage and cause.
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Hardwick
Vermont
Court Petitions Reveal Family Support Dispute
Edna and Lena Leiser, aged 18 and 54 respectively, seek relief in a 7th circuit petition claiming owed support from their father. Edna asserts worth 10,800 in service value, Lena demands 109 and a deduction from her claim. The siblings estimate annual worth of 400 for labor amid disputes over food and clothing.
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Mae
Edna
Lena Leiser
Panonadne
Lena
Rustig Rampage Rocks Minnesota Wisconsin Chase
An armed fugitive named Rustig fled across Minnesota and Wisconsin after a fatal shooting of Sheriff Aberdeen. He exchanged gunfire with posses atop a Great Southern freight train before stealing a car and fleeing to a private garage.
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Little Falls
Ming
Rustig
Fuclre
Huberteet
Great Southern
Rust
Minnesota
Wisconsin
FR. Cberdeen
Rust, Leapet Train, Stole Am Automoshe A Ae
Rust Jeriesi
Inquest Held Over Body of Dead Girl
An inquest was opened into the death of a girl after a road accident. Officers Mumby and Miller investigated, with the driver held without charge as inquiries into the slippery pavement and cause proceed.
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Tet Ward J. DD
Mumby
Eh A Miller
London Dock Hit by Labor Trouble
London reports a dock strike tied up Hull and Bristol harbors as workers protest a proposed wage reduction under a national agreement. The dispute centers on a cut of one lisle per register affecting operatives, with perishable food supplies in question.
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London Dock
London
Asso- Press
Hull Peeereey
Bristol
German Towns Seized In Rapid July Advance
A fragmentary report notes French forces advancing into another German town in July. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate German counteractions and troop movements in the region.
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Wilshire
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Neeting
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Educational Board
Detective Roll
Man Eee
U. S
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Farmer’s
Duesseldorf
Yeetendar Ereunive Tae. A
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