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Newspaper

The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1919

Page

1

Grand Jury to Convene in Baldwin County Over Lynching Case

Harry Williams 29 a Magnolia crew member surrendered to Baldwin County authorities. He admits the mob formed near Barnewall on Saturday and traveled to Bay Minette where Frank Foukal was shot in his cell early Sunday morning. The grand jury will convene Monday in Bay Minette with Judge A E Gamble presiding. Assistant Attorney General Horace Wilkinson will assist in presenting the case. Fifty men are believed under arrest for murder or conspiracy in the Foukal killing.

Holcombe Bay Minette Frank Foukal Harry Williams Magnolia Mobile County Baldwin County Barnewall Williams Baldwin Foukal Bo Minette A. E. Gamble Horace Wilkinson Kilby Foukai Robert Bishop

Mobile Appeals for Lower Sugar Rates Hearings Begin

Traffic Manager R G Cobb of the Chamber of Commerce returns from Montgomery where he attended Interstate Commerce Commission hearings on sugar rates from New Orleans to Mobile. Mobile seeks to reduce carload rates from 26.5 to 26 1 2 cents per 100 pounds, arguing the higher rate is excessive and ties carload and less carload charges. The Alabama Sugar Refining Company intervened for Mobile. filings close on A-17.

R G. Cobb Chamber of Commerce Montgomery Mobile and Montgomery Acter Hines and Keisville and Nashville Railroad New Orleans Mobile Interstate Commerce Commission Alabama Sugar Refining Company A - 17

Chauffeurs Fined For Excessive Horn Blows In City

Police crackdown on unnecessary automobile horn blowing in the early morning July 3 led to fines for three taxi drivers G H Therrill Home Holmes and R E Gordon each fined five dollars for horn blasts in front of the Cawthon hotel Robert Brady fined two dollars fifty or five days The recorder endorsed the city wide war on disruptive horn noise citing impact on hotel district and other areas.

Crichton store operator charged with liquor and gambling

H. W. Couch, 62, of Crichton near the cotton mill, was jailed Friday night on charges of violating the prohibition law and operating a gambling punch board. Deputy Sheriff Walter Burch and others made the arrest, finding shinny whiskey and a punch board with prizes.

H. W. Couch Crichton Walter Burch Couch

Woman Seeks Help in Locating Cousin In Mobile

Mrs Pauline Crump of Quintoh Alabama requests aid from Postmaster J Blocker Thornton to locate her first cousin Lynn Dickerson last heard from in Mobile. She fears he is ill and wants to establish contact.

Pauline Crump Route Quintoh Ala J. Blocker Thornton Lynn Dickerson Mobile

Weather Forecast for Alabama and Florida

The forecast from Washington on July 5 notes generally fair conditions for Alabama tonight and Sunday with extreme temperature in Florida.

Associated Press Washington Alabama Florida

Wilson's New York Welcome Plans Clash With Treaty Talks

President Wilson will land at Hoboken and proceed to Carnegie Hall for a welcome program in New York. He is expected to address the crowd briefly but will not discuss the peace treaty or the league of nations. afterward a special train will take him back to Washington as plans for presenting the treaty to the Senate loom. A wireless message confirms the ship's arrival in Ambrose channel and Hoboken docking later.

Associated Press Washington Wilson New York Hoboken Manhattan Carnegie Hall Smith Hylan White House League of Nations Senate League George Washington President Wilson Ambrose Channel

SCHOONER IN GALE PUTS BACK 7. PORT

The fishing smack Thersea and Alice, sold to the Havana Fish Company of Havana Cuba, met part of a southeast gale off Mobile bar and put back into Mobile early today in a leaky condition. Mobile interests previously sold two ships and another bound for Havana. The Virginia Lyons reached Mobile last week with part of its rigging carried away and the Edgar H Randall is believed to be en route to Havana.

Thersea Alice Mobile Havana Fish Company Havana Cuba Mobile Bar Mobile Fish Company Virginia Lyons T. P. Norville Edgar H. Randall

Three Cent Stamps Being Redeemed Over Two Year Supply

Postrate change prompts postal authorities to collect three-cent stamps now excess to the two years' supply. Postmaster J Blocker Thornton ordered to track redeemed three-cent envelopes and two-cent postcards from original buyers and report totals to the department.

J. Blocker Thornton

Glendale man surrenders after fatal shooting in city

Harry New of Glendale Cal walked into Los Angeles police headquarters and led officers to a car outside the station where Frieda J Lesser 21 lay dead from a gunshot. New said he quarreled with her at Topanga canyon and shot her. he was charged with murder and held without bond.

Los Angeles Harry New Glendale Cal Frieda J. Lesser Topanga Canyon

Nine bodies recovered from sunken launch Reliance

A July 5 report from Madison South Dakota states nine bodies were recovered from the wreck of the pleasure launch Reliance which sank on Lake Madison after striking a stump. About 32 people were aboard. seven more are believed still in the water.

Associated Press Madison Reliance Lake Madison

Esthonians and Huns Agree on Armistice

Through allied mediation an armistice between the Esthonians and Germans is signed at Ee. German troops will leave Riga and evacuate Letvia at the earliest moment.

Associated Press Copenhagen Riga Letvia

President to address Senate on Thursday

New York July 4 Joseph P Tu multy secretary to President Wilson announced that under the present program the president will address the Senate on Thursday.

Associated Press New York Joseph P. Tumulty Wilson Senate

Meridian hearing set in major interstate rate case

The Meridian state rate case, a key Southeast matter, will be heard by Examiner Graham of the Interstate Commerce Commission in Meridian at 10 a.m. Monday. Mobile Chamber Traffic Manager R. G. Cobb will represent Mobile. Thos. F. Kilby will represent the state, with other prominent rate men attending. The case questions current rates to Meridian Alabama points, arguing they are discriminatory and harm Meridian merchants. If upheld, Mobile shippers could lose territory near Meridian to Alabama competition.

Meridian Southeast Graham Interstate Commerce Commission R. G. Cobb Mobile Chamber of Commerce Mobile Weakley Whalen Bere Shencheee FE. Kilby Obile Meridian Traffic Bureau Meridian-Alaba Stte Alabama Mobile Shippers Thi Uch Jon Wible Sue Weakley Ashington Otis Bell Kent Birmingham Montgomery

Rioting Italians Loot Shops in Florence After Food Riots

Florence July 4 reported by AP as crowds clash with authorities. A carbineer fired on rioters, one dead and twenty injured. Shops ransacked, streets closed with fuel and oil, supplies moved to warehouses under the chamber of labor. Newspapers halted by strike. circulation controlled by labor authorities.

Florence Associated Press j—Carbineerg Chamber of Labor Chamber

Daniels Speaks At Methodist Meet In Columbus

Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels spoke at the Methodist centennial exposition in Columbus Ohio. He planned two addresses this afternoon for the minute men and a general audience. Attendance at the centennial exceeded 116000, the largest crowd at the State Fair Grounds in one day.

Associated Press Columbus Ohio Josephus Daniels Jeen Secretary of the Navy

Weather forecast calls for periodic showers across regions

Weather predictions for the week starting Monday indicate the Middle Atlantic South Atlantic and east Gulf States West Gulf States Ohio Valley and Tennessee will see occasional local showers and thunderstorms with temperatures near normal.

Washington Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Gulf States West Gulf States Ohio Valley Tennessee

Destroyers Ordered to Aid British Dirigible R34 at Sea

Two American destroyers were instructed to sail toward the Bay of Fundy to relay early radio guidance and support for the British airship R34. They will coordinate with the Otter and Cross Island Maine units to provide any needed assistance and maintain communication with the airship.

Bay of Fundy Associated Press Washington Maine Cross Island Oston

Yankee yacht Satilla sails from Machias Bay for B-34 aid

The navy converted yacht Satilla departed Machias Bay Maine for the B-34 dirigible. She is expected to meet the airship about five o clock. Destroyers Kaalk and Bellard prepared at Boston to tow the dirgible if needed while reports from Halifax and Washington confirm US support and orders from Admiral Benson to District commanders.

Associated Press Boston Navy Satilla Machias Bay Kaalk Bellard Boston Navy Yard Bay of Fundy Adder Sears Rencendiben Air Ministry Otter Chitt Nova Scotia Zachary Lansoete Naval District William S. Benson Naval Operations First Naval District Zachary Landsdowne Lansdowne Washington London

Belgium Celebrates American Independence Day

Belgium marks July 4 with ceremonies in Brussels and Antwerp. A reception at the American legation was hosted by Burgomaster with American Minister Whitlock delivering a keynote address. A parade in Antwerp featured American and allied troops followed by stadium ceremonies announcing a 28 000 seat venue for next year.

Mrussels Belgium Brussels Antwerp Legation America Whitlock LW K

Red's Woman Agent Denied Crossing at Swiss Border

Friday July 4 Madame Bela Kun wife of the former Hungarian Soviet government foreign minister was stopped at the Swiss frontier near Geneva and refused entry though carrying a large sum of money believed to fund Bolshevik propaganda She later proceeded to Innsbruck.

Geneva Bela Kun Innsbrueck

Anti American ads dropped from local paper after conference

Anti American advertisements which had appeared in the local newspaper for some time have been discontinued during the last six days following a conference between North American businessmen and the paper's proprietor.

Rio Janeiro North Am

Baron Marchienne to Represent Belgium

Baron Emil de Cartier de Marchienné Belgian minister to the United States has been appointed to represent Belgium provisionally on the inter allied commission of reparations the announcement said Brussels Friday July 5.

Associated Press Brussels Baron Emil de Cartier de Marchienné United States Belgium Inter-Allied Commission of Reparations

Provisional Peru leader Leguia in palace after coup

Augusto Leguia, proclaimed provisional president of Peru, takes residence in the government palace following the overthrow of President Pardo and his ministers. Pardo and aides are imprisoned. Leguia seeks a strong government and alliance with allies while promising justice.

Lima Peru Associated Press Augusto B. Legula Pardo Senor Pardo Senor Leguia Ano Guillermo Billinghurst Supreme Court Senor Legula Sénor Ula Leguila Hhe Spagkin Sional Congréssa Ioy Vo

Wilson Calls Fourth of July Framed by Global Liberty

President Wilson spoke aboard the U S 8 George Washington to thousands of soldiers and sailors on July 4 praising the war’s spread of liberty, saying America’s reputation must be earned by living up to it. He hailed the “New and Enlarged Meaning of the Fourth of July” and urged naval personnel to uphold their nation’s standing.

George Washington U. S Associated Press President Wilson Wilson America

Government Cuts Frozen Meat Price in Italy

Rome July 5 government orders a price reduction for frozen meat to 50 cents per 2 pounds across Italy. The move aims to ease consumer costs and stabilize the market amid rising living expenses.

Italy Associated Press Rome

Handley Paige Biplane Forced To Land In Parrsboro

The Handley Paige Atlantic biplane under Vice Admiral Kerr landed in Parrsboro Nova Scotia at 5 30 this morning due to engine trouble. No crew were injured and Kerr said an air tube burst after 3 this morning forced the descent. He planned to proceed with repairs if possible.

Halifax Atlantic Kerr Harbor Grace N. F New York Atlantic City Parrisboro Admiral Kerr

Esperantists to Convene in Toronto Next Week

Fontanal reports the 12th annual convention of the Esperanto Association of North America opens in Toronto next week. Delegates from overseas and the United States will attend three days of meetings starting Wednesday.

Fontanal United States The Esperanto Association of North America

Ex-kaiser to stay in Holland amid weather and health notes

Reports from The Associated Press describe Wilhelm II deciding to remain in the Netherlands at least through the late summer and possibly into autumn due to ongoing health concerns and bad weather. He spends several hours daily at activities like sawing wood, with little visitor contact.

Holland Associated Press Wil Meszellern Tehet Count Hohenzoller Lerni Germany

Conservative party vows to use strength to reestablish security

London July 5 The Conservative party issued a statement from Ernst von Heydebreck the Reichstag leader declaring the party will confront the government and use its power to restore securities at Copenhagen and the Exchange.

London Theservative Ernst von Hey Reichstag Copenhagen

Soldiers Arrive From Europe on Mauretania and Caserta

The Mauretania docked in New York from Europe with 184 officers and 3,494 men and civilians aboard, including Sir Joseph Massey and other dignitaries bearing a peace mission flag for President Wilson. The Caserta also arrived from Marseilles with 97 officers and men.

Associated Press New York Cu Mauretania Southampton Halifax Ion Ader Massey New A Canada Sonasry Sir Joseph Ae Cr Finance New Zealand Gmadd Counteau of Lindsay N. H. Bo Ato Hern

Pershing Delays Visit to London July 17

General John J. Pershing, U S Army chief in Europe, postpones his London visit to July 17 and may bring a composite regiment of American troops. If confirmed, the Americans would join the peace celebration with British forces. Plans include a luncheon with the king and a meeting at the House of Commons.

Associated Press London John J. Pershing Europe Au France House of Commons

Argentina Faces League of Nations Invitation After Senate Shows Favor

An afternoon note from the invited Argentinian delegation reached the galleries. The message invites Argentina to join the League of Nations. The Senate is said to favor entering the League in the near term.

League of Nations Argentina Mny League

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