Indictments Filed As Grand Jury Reports In County
Defendants in cases from grand jury indictments in the county jail will be arraigned in circuit court at 9:30 tomorrow morning with pleas allowed. Those not pleading guilty will receive trial dates beginning next Monday. Several indictments for manufacturing prohibited liquors were returned. The grand jury commends the sheriff and police for enforcing laws. No true bill against Jerome Craig in a statutory offense. No inspection of convict camps or schools. The jail is given a clean bill of health except ventilation needs.
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Grand Jury
Jerome Craig
Two Women Dead in Jealous Mob Killing in Minnesota
In Paul, Minnesota, the bodies of Mrs. Dubois and Anne Grenville were found in Miss Grenville’s bedroom. Police suspect the killings were to cover up a kidnapping connected to a gang feud. no weapon found, two shooters reported, and two men involved in the discovery.
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T. Paul
Minn
Dubois
Mise Grenfville
A. E. Beck
Charles M. Hutchinson
Beck
Hutchinson
Miss Grenville
Autopsy Links Poisoning in Los Angeles Architect Whittice Case
Police investigate death of Paul O. Whittice 40 in Los Angeles citing autopsy findings of poisoning. Wife reports affair with a cigarette girl and says marital unhappiness preceded the death discovered at his home.
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Paul O. Whittice
Los Angeles
Whittice
Doctors Use Radio To Treat Sick Boy 1500 Miles At Sea
An eight-year-old boy aboard the Finap Tenet Nora is gravely ill with severe intestinal disorders 1500 miles from Los Angeles. Doctors in Los Angeles guided by radio, as SOS from Balboa Bay to Wilmington vessel, coordinated diagnosis and treatment instructions through Police Surgeon Sebastian and Dr. J. B. Renfrew throughout the night.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Nora
Panama
San Pedro
Pacific
Wilmington
Balboa
Bay
Sebastian
J. B. Renfrew
Renfrew
Still and Mash Destroyed Near Tanner Ferry Road
Deputy sheriffs Barber Riley and Stringfellow destroyed a 60 gallon still and six barrels of mash after noon a quarter mile north of Section Line Road and a mile north of Tanner Ferry Road a five gallon jug of white whiskey was found on the dump at the head of Conception Street.
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Section Line Road
Tanner Ferry Road
Barber, Riley and Stringfellow
Conception Street
Stolen Car Recovered Near Oakdale Flats
An automobile stolen from T. J. Jernigan of 1726 Springhill Avenue over the weekend was found last night in the flats west of Oakdale near the old gas well by County License Constable Angelo S. Puckett. The battery and extra tire were missing. Officer Puckett notified Mr. Jernigan.
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T. J. Jernigan
Springhill Avenue
Conti
Claiborne
Oakdale
Angelo S. Puckett
Puckett
Mr. Jernigan
Probate Court Needs More Space and Noted Traffic Enforcement
The June circuit court grand jury urged more storage space for probate court records after a hurried county offices inspection. The panel found the county poor asylum housing 39 women and 45 men with favorable living conditions and praised the superintendent. They commended County Solicitor B. B. Chamberlain and bailiffs for their energy in handling numerous witnesses and traffic enforcement efforts to the limit.
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Circuit Court
County Poor Asylum
B. B. Chamberlain
James Sullivan
Seah McCrary
Two Petty Thefts Reported In Local Area
W. M. Meador of 68 North Reed Avenue reports his home was entered last night and a 41 caliber revolver stolen through a back door. B. H. Bolton of 355 St. Joseph Street reports three suits of clothing including a fire department uniform taken from his room between Sunday and last night.
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W. M. Meador
North Reed Avenue
B. H. Bolton
St. Joseph Street
Fire Department
Negro bandit robs cafe owner of $99
An armed bandit entered Helen Gordon cafe at Tennessee and Lawrence streets at 7 40 last night and stole 99 dollars under threats of killing. The description notes a very dark man about five feet nine inches tall wearing a straw hat and a dirty white shirt.
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Helen Gordon
Tennessee
Lawrence
14 year old stowaway fights deportation in labor dept review
George Miers a 14 year old Neapolitan stowaway who claims U S birth seeks relief from deportation. Robe Carle White assistant secretary of labor reviews the case after a rejected immigration hearing and a telegraphic deportation order looms. A Mobile jail stay followed his arrival aboard a tankship on January 23 as officials weigh whether he can avoid removal.
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George Miers
Robe Carle White
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Government Department
Mobile
Miers
New York
New Orleans
Immigration Board
Robert T. Ervin
Department
U. S
Unidentified Negro Body Found in City Doorway
An unidentified Black man about 40 years old was found dead yesterday in the doorway of a dwelling at the corner of Southwest Conception and Church streets. He wore dark trousers a blue shirt and a straw hat and is being held at Pope Undertaking company awaiting identification. A transfer man hired him on the street and did not supply his name.
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Nem “Ezna
Pope Undertaking Company
Conception
Church Streets
Molasses Freight Rates Mapped From Mobile to Carolinas
Rail lines publish molasses rates from Mobile to points in the Carolinas that undercut New Orleans rates. Large shipments of blackstrap molasses arrive in Mobile from Cuba for distribution inland.
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Mobile
Carolinas
New Orleans
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Cuba
Acting bankruptcy referee named Vincent B McAleer
Federal Judge R T Ervin appointed Vincent B McAleer acting referee in bankruptcy to fill the role during the absence of Joseph N McAleer who is on an automobile tour away from the city until October.
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Vincent B. McAleer
R. T. Ervin
Joseph N. McAleer
Docks Push Work On Extension To Meet Space Demand
Demand for space at the new state docks in Mobile has grown, prompting the docks board to accelerate work on the north side of Pier 1. J L Cummings said ships will shift to the other side once the warehouse floor and weather roof are completed. The Akron unloaded 10 000 bags of sugar after tying at Mobile and Ohio docks. Humber Arm due to unload newsprint for The Register and News Item. Munardan expected to reload freight after fire damage and repairs in port. Only the south side of Pier 1 now handles ships, with limited berthing. A transit shed on the opposite side will be ready by August or September, weather permitting. Governor Graves and Alabama legislators toured the terminals about a month ago.
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New State Docks
J. L. Cummings
The
Docks Board
Akron
Mobile
Ohio
India
State
Munardan
New Orleans
Physician Held On Capias With 1 000 Bond Set
Dr. Harry J. Krudop was arrested on a capias and released on a $1,000 bond. The indictment alleges an illegal operation on Dorothy Spurr Ewton, deceased, wife of complainant Alvin H. Ewton. Grand jury also condemned range riders and some cattle tick eradication inspectors for brutality and enforcement issues.
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Grand Roy
Harry J. Krudop
Gus Newall
Alvin H. Ewton
F. Hale
Board of Health
Dorothy Spurr Ewton
Willian F. Conrad
Fied
Little Theatre of Mobile Opens Campaign for 1000 Members
The Little Theatre of Mobile launches a city wide enrollment drive ahead of the upcoming season. Officers and committees target 1000 new members by August 1 offering season memberships with access to five performances and participation in all activities including the Green Room.
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Little Theatre of Mobile
Miriam Jacobson
Ed Robinson
Leslie Taylor, Jr
T. Bingham Cook
George Haas
Ruth Rickardy
Olive Brooks
Georgia C. Hooks
Isabel Hooks
Ed de Celle
Minnie Rice Bixler
Tom Gordon
Grace Rann
W. W. Reed
Fred Armstrong
C. C. Dolan
Roy Smith
Aimee King
Della Kern
Beanie Beatty
John Glennon
Well Known Judge in Orleans Dies
Judge J Porter Parker longtime civil district court jurist dies in New Orleans hospital after years on the bench. He served prominently in the legal community. Local authorities confirm his passing on July 5 or 6 at the city hospital.
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Orleans
New Orleans
J. Porter Parker
Civil District Court
Paralyzed French Ace Walks After Byrd Visit
Paris reports Captain Charles Legendre, paralyzed since Verdun 1918, stood and walked with aid of Commander Byrd and the Amer ica crew at the Hotel des Invalides. Legendre thanked Byrd for courage and announced he would accompany the aviator. The moment moved many observers as Legendre moved toward Napoleon’s tomb and returned to the Invalides grounds.
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Paris
Byrd
America
Hotel Des Invalides
France
Verdun
Charles Legendre
Lieutenant Neville
Bert Acosta
Bernt Hulchen
the Invalides
Legendre
Byrd Praises Boy Scouts in France Greeting
Paris July 6 Commander Byrd praised the Boy Scouts of the world in a greeting transmitted through Captain Rene L'Hortal aide to Marshal Foch and movement leader in France. The North Pole explorer and former scout said I am tremendously interested in the organization and its aims.
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L’hopital
Boy Scouts of America
Byrd
Bessie McCoy Davis
Richard Harding Davis
Dunkerque
Dunkirk
le Touquet
Paris
Boy Scouts of the World
France
Rene L'Hortal
Marshal Foch
North Pole
Ford predicts air war era as giant air cruisers rise
Detroit July 6 Henry Ford foresees a flying age with air cruisers carrying 100 passengers spanning the Atlantic. He backs Colonel Billy Mitchell’s push for a strong air force and says war in the air will end all war. Ford notes four daily flights from his airport and a record of 6,517 flying hours and 680,922 miles with one serious accident. He envisions large multi motor planes of the future and says aviation will not kill automobiles.
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Detroit
Atlantic
Henry Ford
America
Billy Mitchell
United States
Ford
Auto King
Mitchell
Tennyson
Locksley Hall
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Grand Rapids
Mich
Officials Mum on Stephenson Corruption Yarn
In Michigan City Indiana D C Stephenson former grand dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan and life prisoner met with Marion County prosecutor William H Remy and assistants for four hours at the state prison but investigators left with unclear results They hope to learn more about long running fraud charges in state politics raised by Thomas H Adams publisher of the Vincennes Commercial Stephenson who was convicted in the Oberholtzer murder has hinted at revealing political conditions from years past if permitted.
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Michigan City
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Diac Banaes
William H. Remy
Marion County
Indianapolis
Thomas H. Adams
Stephenson
Madge Oberholtzer
Weather forecast for Alabama and Mississippi today
General fair conditions prevail tonight and Thursday across Alabama and Mississippi. Winds will be gentle to moderate from the east and southeast with no significant weather events expected.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Big Black Bear Invades Chicago
Chicago on July 6 reported a dramatic bear incident when 20 year old Michael Dudlac said he was chased and treed by a large black bear on the far south side after returning from a swim. Neighbors helped him escape as shots were heard and the wounded bear was later disposed of by friends. The bear weighed about 600 pounds and its presence in the city puzzled residents.
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Chicago
Michael Dudlac
Dudlac
Blaemer
Michael
New Director for Near East Colleges Named
Maplewood New Jersey July 6 Mrs Clayton D Lee of Maplewood named director of the six American colleges in the Near East including Robert College Constantinople the American University of Beirut and Athens College She says the colleges are the salvation and train leaders while this year 3178 men and women from 29 nationalities and 15 religious sects are enrolled Mrs Lee formerly led the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs
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Maplewood
N. J
Clayton D. Lee
Near East
Robert College
Constantinople
Ican University of
Beirut
Nople Woman's College
National College of Smyrna
Sofia McAn Schools
Bulgaria
Athens College
Greece
Near Eastern
Lee
New Jersey
Six Schooners Enter Biloxi Yacht Club Regatta
Biloxi Miss July 6 six schooners entered the Biloxi Yacht club's 28th annual regatta to be held this afternoon Capt Amos Ross who sailed the 7 Heidenheim to victory for the past two years will return at the helm The Julia Delacruz Mamie Foster Mary Foster H E Gumbel and L Goldman are also entered all Biloxi entrants
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Biloxi
Miss
Tallapoosa Prepares for Joint Target Practice Off Ship Island
Coast guard cutter Tallapoosa loads ammunition and trims guns for a planned joint target practice with cutters Comanche Saukee and Tallapoosa. The event, announced for mid July, will take place south of Ship Island in the Gulf of Mexico near Base 15 Miss. with Saukee and Cep expected to join from Key West and Galveston respectively.
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Coast Guard
Tallapoosa
Comanche
Saukee
Ship Island
Gulf of Mexico
B. L. Bockway
Miss
Key West
Fla
Cep
Galveston
Texas
Gulf
United Navy
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Negro Bandit
Ot Uwaway IE
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Port of
Governor Graves
Anna K. Montague
Asheville, N. C
Mary Cooper
Capias
Grand
Hede Krudop
Little Theatre
Roberta Starr Semple
Aimee Semple McPherson
Windy City
Bob. A
Hospital Des Invalides
Maurice Drouhin
M. Lebrix
Lebrix
NEW East Schools
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