Mallory Line Sailings Hit By Plans To End Mobile Service
Shipping voices warn the Mallory Line plans to discontinue Mobile to New York service due to labor troubles in New York. The Lake Elmonte sails toward Mobile with cargo but could mark the end of the route if unsuspended, prompting officials to seek reconsideration.
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York
Mallory 1
Beobile
New York
Pany
Mobilé
Intidén
Lake Elmonte
Mobile
B. F. du Bois
Ae of Commerce
B. F. Ray
Mallory 2
New. York
Cobb
Modern still found by raiding officers near Cottage Hill
Officers led by Deputy Easterling and Donaghue with Federal Prohibition Officer C P captured a 100 gas capacity copper run illicit whiskey still with condenser at Cottage Hill west of Mobile. They spent the day and night dismantling the setup and destroying barriers and supplies including a spring water pump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Hill
Mobile
Easterling
Donaghue
C. P. Wit
Lingrage
Convicted Negroes of Robbery Charged in Alabama Circuit Court
Annie Burke and Janie Helm, both described as negro women, were convicted in the Alabama circuit court of a robbery charge. This case marks a historic conviction for women in this jurisdiction. The testimony described a May incident in Prichard where Louis Hardy, a Black man, was restrained with a knife and money demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Burke
Aha
Janie Helm
Cou Ee
Alabama
Eum Ak
Louis Hardy
Prichard
Waters Re-enlists Immediately After Discharge
Sergeant Waters of the local Marine recruiting station, set to receive his discharge next Monday, will re-enlist for a two year term. Captain Matthew Han, officer in charge of the Orleans district, will be present during the re-enlistment. The Marine intends to depart for New Orleans for final examination and assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George “Waters
Monay
Matthew Han
Orleans
Waters
Sdes
New Orleans
Balloon Flight Ends With Lightning Strike In Mobile
Instructor C M Johnson of the Pensacola balloon service and Lieuts Johnson Courtwright and Clark arrived in Mobile after a trial flight when a bolt disabled the engine near OnshoRo Alabama. The balloon forced to the ground but was later brought back.
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C.M. Johnson
Pensacolair
Mobile
Onshoro
Lieut. Johnson
Ite
Courtwright
Clark
Mobile Boy Enlists in U.S. Navy At Local Station
Jasper Francis Boone of Mobile joins the U S Navy at the local fitting station and sails for Birmingham. Edison Adams of ?, joined yesterday.
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Mobile Boy
U.S. Navy
Jasper Francis Boone
Mobilé
Navy
Birmingo N
Edison Adams
Weather summary for Alabama and Esippi
July 15 report notes partly cloudy conditions across Alabama with local variations. Forecast highlights include scattered clouds and mild temperatures, with no significant precipitation indicated in the region.
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Ington
Alabama
Ball Game For Orphans Promises Large Turnout This Afternoon
Community event features Kiwanians and Rotarians in a charity baseball game to aid the orphanage milk fund. Advance ticket sales suggest a strong crowd as two-week practice yields confident lineups and a lively, competitive match with pitchers and solid infielders from both groups.
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Uid Empana
Eee
Kiwanians
Winter
C. H. Powell
T. My Linning
E. J. Huguenot
Lloyd Abbott
E. J. Hackett
Joe Oe Alvarez
Austin Pharr
F. Fpf
Patterson
Herve Charest
Dolly Gray
Harry Crawford
Tom Harcock
George Michael
Art Herbert
Alf Beardslee
Jim Glennon
Roy Smith
Mark Lyons
Frank Hatcher
Bill Hill
Harris Vaughan
Russell Lada
Bob Weinacker
Texas Patterson
Burton Butler
Bob Turner
Bill Lott
Henry Luscher
George Linning
Thieves Attempt to Burglarize Sheriff Holcombe Home
Deputy police were alerted after burglars tried to break into the second story of Sheriff W H Holcombe Jr s residence on Spring Hill. An inmate frightened the intruders away before they could steal valuables, marking a second such incident this week in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Holcombe
Spring Hill
Criff
Holcombe Heme
Pecraiay
Mery
Discharges In Collision At Claiborne Street
No criminal negligence found in the Claiborne and Ya streets collision. Charles G. Tuttle and L. L. Stacey, motorman, were discharged after witnesses testified in recorder's court. The auto struck the street car knocking it off the track.
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Charles G. Tuttle
L. L. Stacey
Wison
Claiborne
Ya Streets
Recorders Court
McCall Acquitted on State Charge in Recorder Court
Archie McCall was discharged today in Recorder's Court on a state charge. The judge said there was no evidence and did not proceed with the case after McCall was docketed. The court noted there would be no further hearing on the matter.
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Archie“McCall
Club
Embloyé
Recorder's Court
McCall
Coos
Cleveland Men Demand Jury Trial in Assault Case
Son Cleveland and Tom Cleveland faced assault and battery and malicious mischief charges from Joe Williamson. They demanded a four juror trial at arraignment in the inferior criminal court and were released on $200 bond. Judge T. T. Shepard ordered a writ of attachment for state witness C. Carr after he failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tom Cleveland
Joe Williamson
Inferior Criminal Court
T. T. Shepard
C. Carr
Peter Jones to Face Court on Thursday
Peter Jones indicted for the killing of Mrs. Anonie Foster on May 1 at Jd n and Selma streets will go to court on Thursday morning to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. Wit Lewis, a negro, is on trial in the circuit court today for the killing of Heng Miller on dune agsaet.
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Peter Jones
Anonie Foster
Jd N
Selma Streets
Wit Lewis
Heng Miller
Dune Agsaet
More Showers Forecast for Friday in Mobile
Forecasters predict more showers and possible thundershowers for Mobile within 24 hours. Tonight and Friday are cloudy with moderate winds shifting occasionally as system moves through the area.
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Mobile
American Sailor Escapes Fire In Trieste
Francis Flynn of Antonis Texas, an American sailor and head of US Navy communication services in Trieste, escaped a hotel blaze Tuesday after being trapped on the fifth floor and leaping twenty feet to safety.
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Francis Flrynn
Antonis
Texas
United States Navy Communication Services
Triest
Flynn
Three more plead guilty in $10,000 cigarette theft case
In Mobile circuit court, Charles Jones Columbus Wells and Clarence York admitted guilty to grand larceny in a major theft ring involving $10,000 worth of cigarettes and goods from wholesale houses. The grand jury had returned over 40 indictments against eight defendants for grand larceny and receiving stolen property. Thomas Merry surrendered to answer a grand jury indictment for receiving stolen property.
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Mobile
Aenace
Charley Jones
Columbus Wells
Clarence York
Thomas Merry
Pearl and
Basil Streets
Cox Plans Direct Progressive Appeal in Ohio Campaign
Democratic nominee Cox plans a direct appeal in his campaign tours targeting elements of both parties. The effort aims to broaden support among farm and urban groups, with key figures linked to Bull and Murdock involved in strategizing for the slate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
DraEreaniye
Cotte
Murdo
Bomer
Colby
Murdock
Girl Killed and 50 Hurt in Chicago Crash
A 14 year old girl died and about 50 people were injured in a crash tied to traffic congestion from a streetcar strike that disrupted Chicago transportation. Union officials said the strike affected about 2,000 workers, while city leaders aimed to maintain service.
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Chicago
Ryig
Municipal home building fails at New York conference
Report from a housing conference in Europe notes failures in municipal home building. Edward Outon, Baltimore delegate, and Dr. Royal Opeland, New York health commissioner and Roya Institute delegate, returned aboard the Lapland amid concerns over high costs and impractical plans.
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New York
Arrestd Immigrant Arthur Ecremont Held by Millis Island
Washington July 4 Arthur Ecremont who faced deportation bail has again been taken into custody by immigration authorities and held at Millis Island labor department announces. He faces probable deportation to Canada on a criminal record and legal charges in Can-
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Washington
Arthur Ecremont
Millis Island
Labor Department
Bert
Cang
Svith -Ilegal
United States
Crim
1228 Accidental Deaths in Tennessee for 1919
Knoxville report shows 1919 fatalities from accidents totaled 1228. Automobile crashes caused 116 deaths while railroad and street car accidents killed 128. All other accidents accounted for 983 deaths across the state.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Tennessee State Board of Health
Two Indictments Against Wanderer Reported
Chicago July 15 A grand jury returned two indictments for and against Carl Wanderer who confessed to killing his wife and a stranger who served as a dupe to simulate a robbery. The cases were voted days ago but held up pending police investigation.
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Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Garrison at Nuevo Laredo Defeats Rebels
The garrison at Nuevo Laredo defeated rebels who attacked the town early, according to released information from San Antonio dated July 15. Details remain sparse as officials report the clash and its outcome.
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Nuevo Laredo
San Antonio
Tex
Army Planes Open on Round Trip to Alaska
Four planes depart Mitchel Field Long Island at 12 33 PM for a 9000 mile Nome Alaska flight planned to last about 45 days with stops every 200 to 250 miles. The Mineola Alaska expedition aims to establish an aerial route across the western hemisphere. The first leg to Erie Pennsylvania arrived on July 16 at standard time.
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Benbola
Aes
Rian
Mitchelfield
Long Island
Nome
Alaska
Erie
Mae
Grand Rapids
Mineola
Germany Agrees to Allied Coal Demand With Conditions
SPA Belgium July 15 The Germans accept the allied demand for delivery of 2 000 000 tons of coal monthly. A note laid before Premier Lloyd George at noon outlines five conditions including communication via Foreign Minister Simons and a written note to follow. Allied leaders move toward enforcing the coal quotas with French British Belgian forces to occupy key areas.
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Spa
Belgium
Associated’ Press
Lloyd George
Simons
Germany
Villa Fraineuse
Italy
Suffragists Demand Action on Ratification in Two States
Suffrage leaders meet with Governor Cox in Columbus to press him to push Democratic legislatures in Tennessee and North Carolina to ratify the nineteenth amendment so women gain the vote next November. Alice Paul arrives to demand a pledge for energetic ratification efforts and the delegation also plans to push Senator Harding.
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Columbus
Cox
Tenessee
North Carolina
Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
Phegapet
Harding
Helen Taft Marries Frederick Manning at Murray’s Bay
Miss Helen Taft daughter of a former president married Frederick Manning a Yale history professor in Murray’s Bay Quebec. The ceremony was conducted with her father giving her away and attended by visiting Americans at the resort. The couple planned a northern tour to New Haven after the wedding.
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Murray’ Bay
Que
Helen Taft
Wiliam Howard
PF Wick Johnson Manning
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Taft
Bryn. Mawr College
Aon Argart
United States
Irish race horse fancier found murdered near Thurles
The body of John Dwyer a race fancier was found yesterday near Thurles Ireland on a tract of land from which tenants had been removed. The incident comes after a period of unrest and highlights safety concerns in the area.
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Thurles
Ireland
John Dwyer
Aerr
Anassa
Fusion Hope Party Forms With Parker Christensen and Hayes
Chicago reports a new Fusion Hope party formed from multiple groups. Patley Parker Christensen and Max Hayes named presidential nominees as delegates from the 48 banner debated their future impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paine
Labor Party
Patley Parker Christensen
Salt Lake Ey
Max 8. Hayes
Rorane
Roba Ie
Committee of 48
Eigwn
Christensen
Hayes
Fortgcaenttera
Issa Wey
Ae Tse Sada
Farmer Labor Party Lays National Ticket After Stormy Convention
An overnight Farmer-Labor convention culminated in a national ticket formation before daylight. A 48-member committee entered a coalition earlier but many delegates were absent during the long session, signaling a turbulent start to the coalition efforts.
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Ester
le Poin
Lesccnsion
Farmer-Labor Party
Labor Record Of Cox And Harding Will Be Issued
The American Federation of Labor planned to issue a labor record comparing Gov. James M. Cox and Warren G. Harding as Democratic and Republican presidential candidates. The federation statement notes the Democratic platform marks progress not found in the Republican platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Harding
James. M. Cox Warren
Garding
American Federation of Labor
Turks Slay Twenty Greeks at Nazli in Occupation
A Greek communiqué reported to the state department from Athens says Turkish nationalist forces killed twenty Greeks and took others as hostages before Nazis were occupied by Greek forces after prolonged resistance. The Turks set fire to Nazli before evacuating. Turkish losses included cannons machine guns and other war material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washin
Uely
State Department
Athens
Broussa
14th Cavalry Relieved From Border Patrol
The War Department announced relief of the 14th cavalry from eight years on the Mexican border and its assignment to Fort Des Moines Iowa as part of a broader policy moving border regiments inland. It also stated that the 3rd 49th and 37th infantry now on the border for four to seven years will be replaced by regiments without prior border service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
14Th Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
War Department
49Th
37Th
Fourth Death From Plague in Pensacola
Pensacola Florida reports its fourth plague death as John Henry Hudson Jr 19 dies after a weeklong Septicemic illness. Health officials say 12 of 5000 rats tested were carriers and all buildings were rapidly evacuated and rat proofed.
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Pensacola
Fla
John Henry Hudson, Jr
Hudson
Ruhr coal miners defiant to allies ultimatum from Essen
Report from Essen says Ruhr district miners issue an ultimatum to Spa refusing to follow allied terms if the German government signs the coal protocol. Leaders indicate they may resist if the allies occupy the Ruhr.
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Berlin
Te Ermai Onal
Ruhe
Spa
Theerman
Essen
Shamrock Leads in First America's Cup Race of 1920
Resolute and Shamrock IV crossed the start line in the 1920 America's Cup race at Sandy Hook. Resolute held a narrow lead early, Shamrock fought back amid a rain squall with crews rushing to mend lines. The official start times favored Resolute, but Shamrock pressed hard as the day unfolded.
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Sandy Hook
Ne Aevoly
Shamrock IV
Tee
Shamrock
We Arte
Riva Wien Readlute
Rgeing En Eoyer
Ana He Tain
Willamy
Rete Ind Hoes
Toni Shamrock
lApton
Resolute
Jersey
Lipton
Burton
Soviet offers reward for self-proclaimed Czar Nicholas
London July 16 A Soviet government reward of 2000000 rubles is offered for the head of a man claiming to be Czar Nicholas of Russia. The claimant, based in Siberia, has drawn a sizable following and says a servant impersonated the czar who was killed at Yekaterinburg with the czar and family.
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London
Czar
Nicholas
Russia
Siberia
Yekaterinburg
Deschanel Signals Possible Resignation in France
President Oak Deschanel told the government he would resign if unable to resume duties within a month, per the Liberte report from Paris dated July 1. The brief item notes his conditional departure amid ongoing national concerns.
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Paris
Oak Deschanel
1Ee la Liberte
Cox and Ohio anticipated in Cox carry plan
Wall Street bookmakers quoted odds that Governor Cox would win the November election in both Ohio and New York. On Wednesday the odds were about 2 to 1 in favor of Cox and shifted to 2 to 1 by today’s trade, reflecting market sentiment.
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New York
Wall Street
Cox
Oda
Polish TM wrecked near Minsk amid Red advance
Dispatches report Polish and Polish allied forces destroyed or driven from the Bobruisk area southeast of Minsk by Bolshevik offensives. Evacuations feared as Lithuanians may seize territory while Polish and Lithuanian actions intertwine with shifting fronts along the Caspian region and southward movements reported by British sources.
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London
Bobruisk
Minsk
Beresina
Moscow
Kovno
Caspian Sea
Secord
Warsaw
Vigla
Nortt
Treault
Atron
Bolshevik Forces Cross Vilna River in Poland Front
The Soviet forces claim to have crossed the Vilna river north of Vilna and driven Poles from Kameneté-Podolsk. They report advances west of Molodetchno and toward Baranovitch and Slutsk, with fierce Polish resistance along the Dubna and Dniester lines.
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London
Mashevik
Vilna
Kameneté-Podolsk
Rygee
Molodetchno
Minsk
Baranovitch
Slutek
Bolshey
Éhure
Dubna
Dniesterers
Chicago Electricians Strike Halts Streetcar Service
About three thousand streetcar workers from seven unions walked out at around 4 am after wage demands were refused. They contended pay hikes were deserved following a fare increase from six to eight cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Orleans Metal Workers Strike Ends
In New Orleans the metal trades strike involving more than 3,000 workers and tied up ship repair docks ended. A new wage rate was set, increasing by ten cents an hour over the previous scale, with workers returning to their jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jaly
Destruction of Hun Air Supplies Reported
From Friedrichshafen and Geneva comes word that German air stores are being destroyed under Allied supervision. Factories and facilities are being cleared as part of Versailles terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cablete
Geneva
Cordance
Versailles
Firich&hafen
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Plans complete for Eugenie funeral in Madrid
An ambassador arrived in Madrid with orders regarding Eugenie’s funeral. King Alfonso II plans a formal procession and burial details. the event will be held tonight, with the body prepared for transport to England for burial.
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Madrid
London July Dispatch on Soviet Peace With Poland
Telegraph dispatch reports Bertin quoting a Soviet organ that Russia would seek peace with Poland, with mentions of upheaval and a capitalistic future. The fragment references geopolitical shifts and a tentative agreement affecting eastern Europe.
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London
Bertin
Russia
Poland
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