Judge Warns Railroad Strikers as Laws Enforced
Judge David H. Edington in police court postponed hearings for N. C. Steward and C. H. La Costa until September 1 while urging strict adherence to city and state laws during the railroad strike. Both men faced move on violations tied to alleged picketing and left their jobs at Mobile & Ohio shops. Train service remains on schedule except for two Gulf Mobile & Northern passenger trains canceled.
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David H. Edington
N. C. Steward
C. H. la Costa
Council
Edward J. Grove
Robert FE. Cunningham
Edington
Edson
Mans
la Costa
Steward
Mobile & Ohio
Whistler
Mobile
Gulf, Mobile & Northern Railroad Company
Tax Reduction Petitions Set for July 24
Emma Gritzner asks Mobile County Board of Revenue to cut Amelia Gritzner property assessments. Old land and improvements were 4000 and 650, raised to 9000 and 900. Board will hold a special meeting July 24 to hear three petitions seeking tax reductions.
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Board of Revenue
Emma Gritzner
Amelia Gritzner
Mobile County
Speakers Heard at Arlington Meeting
A civic celebration at 37 Cottrell Street by the Arlington Civic Association drew about 400 attendees. The Arlington City Commission promised extra lights and fire protection for Oakdale, with C. C. Crimine presiding. Speakers included W. H. Holcombe Jr, Paul Cazalas, E. S. Thomas, and Andrew Strauss.
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City Commission
Oakdale
Cottrell Street
Arlington Civic Association
C. C. Crimine
W. H. Holcombe, Jr
Paul Cazalas
E. S. Thomas
Andrew Strauss
Blan and Johnston Visit Mobile in Secretary of State Race
Sidney H. Blan editor of the Troy Messenger and candidate for secretary of state plans another Mobile stop before the August 8 primary. Berte H. Johnston of Montgomery also seeks one of two Alabama Public Service Commission seats and is in Mobile.
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Sidney H. Blan
Troy Messenger
William P. Cobb
Mobile
Blan
Berte H. Johnston
Montgomery
Alabama Public Service Commission
Weather and sports schedule notes for Southern and National leagues
Southern matchups include Mobile at Little Rock two games with 2 indication, Memphis at Atlanta clear, Birmingham at Nashville clear, New Orleans at Chattanooga part cloudy 3 30. National games list New York at Chicago cloudy 3 Brooklyn at Cincinnati cloudy 4 Boston at Pittsburgh clear 3 39 Philadelphia at St Louis partly cloudy two games 2. American games show St Louis at New York partly cloudy 3 30 Detroit at Philadelphia clear 3 30 Cleveland at Boston clear 3 15 Chicago at Washington clear 3 45.
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Southern
Mobile
Little Rock
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Weather forecast for Alabama and Mississippi
The weather service reports generally fair conditions tonight in Alabama and Mississippi with Thursday bringing local thunder showers.
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Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
Brandon Here To Spend Day With Woodmen
Judge W. W. Brandon of Tuscaloosa arrives to spend a Woodmen encampment day at Monroe Park. Camp Brandon named in his honor. He tours Mobile and Baldwin county speaking schedule while Woodmen plan music in Bienville Square and a downtown parade time remains unsettled.
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W. W. Brandon
Tuscaloosa
Woodmen
Monroe Park
Brandon
Mobile
Baldwin County
Monroe Park Camp
Bienville Square
Kiwanis Rotary Charity Baseball Game Promises Sellout
The Kiwanis and Rotary clubs stage their annual charity game Thursday at Monroe Park. Proceeds aim for Mobile county tuberculosis camp. chairman W H Monk Jr. targets about 2500 dollars. Rotary battery Roy Smith Joe Norton. Kiwanis duo Bennie Forchheimer Kenneth Winter lead teams with several local businessmen in lineup.
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Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Monroe Park
Mobile County
W. H. Monk, Jr
Roy Smith
Joe Norton
Rotary Battery
Bennie Forechheimer
Kenneth Winter
Kiwanians
Forchheimer
Winter
T. H. Lining
T. B. Persons
Lloyd Abbott
E. F. Johnstone
Dolly” Gray, Jr
Alabama Public Service Commission orders Aug 15 fare cut
The Alabama Public Service Commission orders Class 1 railroads to cut passenger fares from 3.6 to 3 cents per mile effective August 15, and resumes sale of mileage books at 2.5 cents per mile. All lines into Mobile are affected except the Alabama, Tennessee and Northern, which had voluntarily reduced fares earlier. The ruling follows an months long investigation and aims to boost intrastate passenger traffic amid nationwide freight cuts and new tourist rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Public Service Commission
Mobile
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad
Alabama
Paaebawer
Child's sense of smell restored by operation
A seven year old girl born with a defective nose regained her sense of smell after a operation performed by Dr. T. J. Ruddy of Los Angeles before the American Osteopathic Society of Ophthalmology and Oto-Laryngology.
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Los Angeles
American Ostheopathic Society of Ophthalmology
T. J. Ruddy
Mobile trade tour visits nine Florida towns
The Mobile expansion party, hosted by Pensacola business leaders, left Pensacola at 6 am to tour nine Florida towns including Molino, Milton, Bagdad, Holt, Crestview and DeFuniak before moving on to Lockhart Florilla and Andalusia. The group met welcomes in Baldwin county and Pensacola, dining at Bay View with Kiwanis and Rotary members.
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Pensacola
Fla
Mobile
Florida
Florilla
Ala
Andalusia
Molina
Milton
Bagdad
Holt
Crestview
DeFuniak
Lockhart
Baldwin County
Silver Hill
Robertsdale
Foley
Baldwin
Pensacola Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Bay View
Mobile Party
Pensacolians
American Women Aid French Cancer War
Paris reports American women organizing a social prophylaxis service to follow up cancer cases in the Seine department hospital service. The effort supports the Franco Anglo American League Against Cancer and aligns with Curie era discoveries. Two municipal anti cancer institutions are named.
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Paris
France
League Against Cancer
Department of the Seine
Pierre
Madame Curie
Kiwanis Luncheon Postponed for Rotary Meeting
The Kiwanis Club did not hold a lunch today and will meet the Rotary Club tomorrow at 1 PM for luncheon at the Battle House. Both clubs plan to attend the Kiwanis baseball game Thursday afternoon at Monroe Park, with cars taking them there after lunch. E H Bixler reports from the Kiwanis convention.
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Kiwania Club
Rotary Club
Battle House
Monroe Park
E. H. Bixler
Kiwanis International
Knickerbocker Theater to be Replaced in Washington
A new motion picture theater will replace the Knickerbocker which collapsed with nearly 100 fatalities January 28 under snow. Harry M. Crandall, head of the company operating the site, announced the plan after a petition signed by 1,500 nearby residents.
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Washington
Knickerbocker
Harry M. Crandall
Crandall
FLA G O P TO PICK SENATE CANDIDATE
Orlando July 12 The independent Republican party formed here declares itself opposed to any non white American citizen and will nominate a Senate candidate to oppose Democrat Senator Park Trammell in November W Clauson chairman announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Independent Republican Party
United States Senate
Park Trammell
W. Clauson
Morse Ordered to Return to New York for Trial
Portland Maine July 12 Charles W Moree of Bath and Rupert M Meach of Augusta were ordered returned to the Southern District of New York to face indictments with 21 others for conspiracy to defraud investors by mailing promotions for United States Steamship Company stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Charles W. Moree
Bath
Rupert M. Meach
Augusta
Federm
New York
United States Steamship Company
King Suggests Adjournment As Solution
Senator King of Utah, the Democratic tariff leader, urged Republicans to adjourn. He said to gain November support, pull down the shades, lock the senate doors and go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
King
Utah
Senate
Hague Conference on Russian Property Collapses
The Hague talks end after two hours with no agreement on foreign property and credits. Maxim Litvinoff and the Russian delegation refuse to answer questions on restoration of confiscated property and loan terms, signaling collapse of the conference.
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The
Hague
Russia
Maxim Livinoff
M. Livinoff
Sirloyd Graeme
Great Britain
Maxim Litvinoff
Genoa
J. W. T. Mason
United Press
G O P Leaders Attack Own Tariff Sparks Senate Clash
Washington July 12 Republican leaders face fresh opposition within their rank to the tariff bill as Senate leaders push for an early vote. Senator Moses of New Hampshire prepares a critical speech while Harding's intervention aims to keep the bill on track. If passage stalls, tariff could become a central issue in the campaign amid pressure on ship subsidy and the bonus measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Harding
Gaid
Reward Offered In Williamson Mine Disorders
Attorney General Edward J Brundage offered a reward of 1000 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for murder and assault tied to the Williamson county coal miners strike. Citizens are urged to come forward before August 1 1922 with communications to be kept confidential and protected by the state.
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Chicago
Edward J. Brundage
Williamson County
Two Young Women Hurt in Auto Street Car Crash
Miss Evelyn Shaw 18 and Doris Smith 17, of 454 Savannah Street, were seriously injured when an Imperial Sanit ary Laundry truck collided with a Charleston Street Line street car at Charleston and Hamilton. Shaw had body injuries while Smith sustained a severe facial cut. They were cared for by Dr Stephen F Hale and taken home. Forest Wilson, driver, and four occupants were involved. the driver escaped injury and the truck was badly damaged.
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Evelyn Shaw
Doris Smith
Savannah Street
Imperial Sanitary Laundry
Charleston
Hamilton Street
Miss Shaw
Miss Smith
Stephen F. Hale
Forest Wilson
Hamilton
Girl Shoots Groom Then Kills Self At Toledo Wedding
In Toledo on July 12, bridegroom Kenneth Glumm and his wife Pearl Thomas were alread y wed when Evelyn Courtoure, claiming spurned love, fired at Glumm shouting she belonged to him. She then killed herself with two self-inflicted shots.
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Toledo
Kenneth Glumm
Glumm
Pearl Thomas
Evelyn Courtoure
Olympic ships in gold imports for Kuhn Loeb and Morgan firms
Gold bars valued at 2,500 arrived aboard the steamship Olympic for Kuhn Loeb & Co. and J P Morgan & Co. as part of a larger 24,930,000 gold import from London this year. Additional bars for Morgan are en route on the Atlantic from Liverpool.
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New York
Olympic
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
London
Olympic Arsa
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Atlantic
Liverpool
Huerta Ready to Start for Home
Adolfo de la Huerta the Mexican minister of finance bid farewell to American bankers and oil executives in New York as he prepared to depart for home tonight. He said he was pleased with his mission and anticipated President Obregon's approval of the debt payment agreement and the principles for exploiting the wildcat oil territory in memoranda from the oil conferences.
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New York
Adolfo de la Huerta
Pres. Obregon
Chilean Peruvian Arbitration Accord Near Completion
Washington July 12 The Chilean Peruvian arbitration pact for Tacna Arica moved toward completion as delegates finalized the protocol and drafted a tentative supplemental agreement. Observers believed a final settlement could be reached within days.
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Washington
Associated Press
Tacna-Arica
Import of Australian Coal in San Francisco Amid Strike
San Francisco reports a coal shortage due to a miners strike. More than a dozen ships chartered to bring 54,000 tons from Australia, Glasgow, and Cardiff to alleviate the supply gap.
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San Francisco
United States
Australia
Glasgow
Cardiff
Marine Bill May Fail If Bars Are Open
Washington July 12 warning that the Harding Lasker ship subsidy bill would be defeated unless shipping board bars are closed was issued by Republican dry leaders led by Senator Willis of Ohio. Willis said the shipping board has no right to deal in liquor or slaves and warned of a likely postponement to the December session as polls show mixed support for early action and backing for the president if he demands passage this session.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Congressional
Willis
Republican
Ohio
Department of Justice
Senate
Sen. Willis
Illis
Congress
Two Weeks Of Married Life Ends in Court
Margaret Bullen Robillard, widow of Roy Robillard and once linked to Minneapolis wealth, obtained a divorce from Charles H. Robillard in Daytona. She charged cruel and inhuman treatment and alleged misrepresented finances before their two week marriage. The decree was signed by Judge James W. Perkins and left uncontested.
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Daytona
Fla
Margaret Bullen Robillard
Roy Bullen
Minneapolis
Minn
James W. Perkina
Robillard
Jacksonville
Robillards
Defense Claimed In Birmingham Street Killing
Thomas W. Jones a 28 year old tax operator shot and killed Phillip Lombardo on a downtown Birmingham street. Lombardo died en route to hospital. Jones surrendered to Police Captain Moore and is jailed on murder charges claiming Lombardo was the aggressor and that he acted in self defense after Lombardo allegedly attacked with a brick following a dispute over a rented car used for liquor transport.
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Hodrmingham
Ala
Thomas W. Jones
Phillip Lombardo
Phillip
Lombardo
Jones
Moore
Burglars Shoot Watchman Then Dress Wounds in Lebanon Plant
Two burglars broke into the Hunsicker engine plant in Lebanon Pennsylvania early today, shot Solomon Boyer the watch man, smashed the company safe and took about $100, then dressed Boyer’s wounds and made him as comfortable as possible before fleeing.
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Lebanon
Hunsicker
Solomon Boyer
Boyers
Rail executives and shopmen hold no definite reply in noon talks
Chicago July 12 The railroad labor board said executives gave no definite reply to shopmen strike proposals at a noon meeting with C Hooper. They promised to notify Hooper of an answer later while tensions linger over the labor dispute and possible next steps.
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Chicago
Associated Press
C. Hooper
Proclamation Aims Federal Probe of Interference with Interstate Mails
Washington July 12 Press i Harding opens prompt federal prosecution plan targeting interference with interstate commerce and mails. The proclamation claims law authority and urges state and municipal aid to enforce the nationwide injunction against disruption of transportation and postal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Stai
Railroad Labor Board
Pensacola Taxi Man Faces Arraignment
D Rice a former Pensacola taxi driver and ex druggist from Macon Georgia now in Havana was bound over for federal grand jury action after a preliminary hearing on a charge of attempting to bribe customs officials to smuggle opium into the country. A similar charge awaits in Pensacola.
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Key West
Fla
D. Rice
Macon
Havana
Federal Grand
Rice
Pensacola
Mallory Admits Sum Lost On Play At Tennis Finals
Mallory the husband of la Bjurstedt Mallory admitted today he knew a sum had been offered to affect the outcome of a match but he declined to confirm his own loss. He said he believed half the money was finally placed.
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Mallory
la Bjurstedt
Suzanne Lenglen
Bleden
29 States Aid Crop Reports
Washington officials report nine states cooperate with the Department of Agriculture on crop and livestock reports. The cooperative effort aims to standardize data collection and improve agricultural reporting nationwide.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
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Chaiman Hooper
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