Stringent New Milk Regulations Proposed in Mobile
A Mobile county board of health meeting discussed a proposed ordinance to grade milk sold within city limits into three levels, require grade labeling on bottles, and pasteurize lower grades. Dr. L. C. Frank urged changes after a public health survey, with another meeting set to finalize details.
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Board of Health of
Mobile County
Board of Health
L. C. Frank
Public Health Service
Alabama
Board"of Health
Mmbers
Ath
Albright & Wood
Fragmentary Alabama Senate Debate On Gag Rule
Disjointed OCR notes describe a heated Alabama senate session with references to gag rules and house sentiment. Mentions Senator Waiter of Ingham opposing measures and forecasting resistance to house resolutions amid party lines.
Body of Charles Lattier Drowned in River
The body of Charles Lattier a 23 year old boilermaker from Baltimore Md employed at Alabama Dry Docks was recovered by a workmen and coast guard crew after he fell into the river last night He previously gave his Retreat Street Baltimore address and Crichton Ala as his present residence He had worked only one day and his relatives were notified for disposition of the body
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Charles Lattier
Baltimore
Alabama Dry Docks
Coast Guard
Tallapoosa
Lattier
Dry Dock Company
Retreat Street
Crichton, Ala
Kiwanis Band Concert in Bienville Square Tonight
The Kiwanis band performs at Bienville Square starting 7:30 PM with America and ends with The Star Spangled Banner. The program features Drago's band and includes Tent City, Crown of Gold, Red Mill, The Blossoms, Love's Secrets, Baby Blue Eyes, Burning Sands, Land of Dreams, My Dream, March of the Dwarfs, Barcarole, and March to the Dwarfs among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Bienville Square
America
Drago
Herman
Red Mill
Victor Herbert
Roberts Lecia
Frantzen
Rosey
Tadeeeee
Marceau de
Unsettled Weather Forecast For Mobile This Week
Forecasters from the weather bureau warn of unsettled conditions with likely local thundershowers for Mobile tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures will remain near current levels after a high of 90 degrees yesterday and a low of 77 last night.
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Mobile
Weather Bureau
Maartley Bound Over in U.S. Liquor Case
Maartley was bound over after a hearing before United States Commissioner J. L. Burgett. He was bound over to the federal grand jury on liquor charges in the case before the court.
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Maartley
U. S
Weather note from Washington on unsettled Alabama and Mississippi
The July 17 weather bulletin reports unsettled conditions across Alabama and Mississippi with potential showers and variable winds. No city-specific details are provided.
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Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
Builders Start Demolition for New Mobile Garage on St Joseph
John W Botter and P G Botter began wrecking two long standing Mobile homes at 110 and 112 St Joseph Street to clear space for a one story brick garage for Mob ile Electric Garage. The 200 by 450 foot lot will feature pressed brick and tile interiors with occupancy expected by mid October. The Herndon Higley and Williams family residences once dominated the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
John W
P. G. Botter
St. Joseph Street
Mobdile Electric Garage
St.Joseph Street
Botter
W. H. Marsh
W. O. Lott
St. Joseph
St. Louis Streets
Herndon Higley
Price Williams
Mobile *Y. W. C. A
Association
Temperance ‘Hall
St. Joseph and
Warrior Offers Saving For Shippers On Mississippi-Warrior Barge Rate
A Mobile Chamber of Commerce letter from F I Spaulding urges shippers to use the Mississippi-Warrior barge line to save on iron and steel shipments as rail rates rise. From St Louis Chicago and Pittsburgh to Mobile barge rates run about 3 to 43 cents versus rail tariffs up to 50 to 471/2 cents. The interstate schedule was temporary and will be revised after southeast investigations. R G Cobb and others plan to visit Washington for a conference on southeastern rates.
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F. I., Spaulding
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cairo
Washington
Interstate Commerce
R. G. Cobb
Mobile Chamber of Commerfee
Southern Traffic League
Three Men Charged With Slot Machine Operation
Three men E. M. Whatley 33 W. M. Cole 54 and A. D. Purifoy 28 faced charges of operating gaming devices after a sheriff raid. Bond set at 100 dollars each. Twenty eight slot machines seized in operations from Mount Vernon to Bayou la Barre with multiple searches in Mobile. No arrests linked to the coin-containing devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
E. M. Whatley
W. M. Cole
A. D. Purifoy
Mount Vernon
Bayou la Barré
City of Mobile
Gente
City considers 75000 additional bond issue for fire stations
At a city meeting Commissioner Hartwell proposed adding 75000 to the existing bond issue to fund two new central fire stations. The proposal may be voted with sewerage and waterworks bonds, with a postponement of the special election possible. The commission also approved a 250 monthly appropriation to Mobile County tuberculosis sanitarium and authorized a 15000 general fund borrow.
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Harry T. Hartwell
Yerger
Crawford
Hartwell
Taylor
Mobile County ’ Culosis Santarium
Recorder’s Court
W. H. Livingston
Marine Hospital
Barwick Arrives to Replace Tug Hukey
The Barwick oil burner from Orange Texas arrived to replace the coal burning tug Hukey which will be returned to the government. Barwick is 150 feet long with a 27 foot 4 inch beam and a gross tonnage of 437. It carries 18 crew and was built in September 1919 by Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp Elizabethtown New Jersey.
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Barwick
United States Shipping Board
Gulf Towing and Wrecking Company
Hukey
Orange
Texas
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Elizabethtown
New Jersey
First Car Gravel Is Used On Roads In Clarke County
County road forces unloaded the first carload of gravel from the Glendon pit delivered at Oak Grove. County Engineer A G Holder Jr said the gravel will be used to improve Oak Grove roads with more shipments expected soon. After Oak Grove, work moves to a stretch near Citronelle and to finish three quarters of a mile on the Telegraph road to speed state acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendon
Clarke County
Oak Grove
A. G. Holder
Board of Revenue
Citronelle
Negress Bound Over in Murder Case
Annie Amelia Rhodes, a Black woman, is bound over with no bail after being charged with murder in a city shooting. She was sent to the county jail after appearing before Acting Recorder Tisdale Touart. the shooting victim died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Amelia ‘Rhodes
Tisdale Touart
Recorder’s Court
Recorders Court
Craft to Capital Senate Session Resumes
Senator John Craft left at noon for Montgomery to resume his seat in the senate as the legislature prepared to reconvene.
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Craft
John Craft
Montgomery
Senate
English Lawn Tennis Council Objects to Women Players Photos
The English Lawn Tennis Association council condemns newspaper photographs of women tennis players and urges press restraint on such images. It argues publication harms the sport’s reputation and questions current oncourt dress, noting Suzanne Langlen’s simple short-skirted attire as typical.
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INDON
As- Preas
English Lawn Tennis Association
Perks Ciolas
Westminster Gazette
Suzanne Langien
Pardon Granted for Editor in Libel Case in New Mexico
Governor J F Hingle signed pardons for Carl Magee editor of the New Mexico State Tribune Albuquerque who was convicted of libel against Supreme Justice F W Parker and of contempt of court His editorials alleged a political machine controlled Judge Leahy s court and he received 360 days in jail plus fines The Magee Publishing Company was fined 4050 and notices of appeal were filed Magee remained free on bond after the pardon announcement
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Banta FE
N. M
J. F. Hingle
Carl ©. Magee
New Mexico State
Tribne
Albuquerque
Supreme Justice
F. W. Parker
Fourth Dicial District Court
Las Vegas
F. J. Leahy
Magee
Bowe
Rorkle
New Mexico
Leahy
Justice Parker
Magee Publishing Company
Codefendant
Mrs Esther Gray Still in Jail After Bond Set At $3000
Esther Gray remains imprisoned after a month in jail despite a $3000 bail granted at a habeas corpus hearing before Judge Grayson. Physicians reported Douglas Brandon showed improvement, but the defendant could not post the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Gray
Douglas Brandon
Grayson
Brandon
Kidnaping Torture Story From Tulsa Woman
Mrs George Petipol of Tulsa testified at police headquarters that four men and a woman abducted her on a Tulsa street, forced her into a car, and assaulted her with acid at the St Louis San Francisco station. They shipped her by train to Okmulgee to extract information about a Sapulpa suit involving her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Okla
George Petipol
Tulsa
St. Louis-San Francisco
Sapulpa
Tulsa Woman Abducted, Taken to Okmulgee, Abused
Mrs. George Petipol reported to police that she was abducted by four men and a woman from Tulsa, held against her will in Okmulgee, and mistreated with carbolic acid poured on her. She said her captors threatened her husband, a Tulsa restaurant proprietor, and warned he would understand the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Okla
United Pres
George Petipol
Tulsa
Okmulgesé
Petipol
Woman Abused After Alleged Kidnapping Claim
Pem Okmulgee reports a woman was held against her will and tortured by a band of men who punished her for living with a white man. Authorities note the incident occurred as part of racist reprisals and sought to identify those responsible.
Bank Convention Opens With 1700 Delegates In Cleveland
The 21st annual convention of the American Institute of Banking began in Cleveland with more than 1,700 delegates including many women. President Carter F. Talman opened the meeting while committees, departmental conferences, a Chicago versus New York baseball game, a Boston Philadelphia debate on branch banking, and an informal ball were on the afternoon and evening programs.
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Cleveland
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers’ Association
Carter F. Talman
Richmond
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
United States
Love Conspiracy Evidence Found Ties to Bullard Case
In Marietta Georgia July 17 new evidence bearing on the alleged love conspiracy to kill D D Bullard a wealthy young farmer was found Today a pair of denim overalls with a rent matching a piece found on Bullards barbed wire fence was located and identified The authorities say a trump card will be used after the ongoing investigation Simeon Edwards neighbor to Bullard and Ruth Bullard are held on bond in connection with a week old assault and appeared before the grand jury but offered no detailed information.
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Marietta
D. D. Bullard
Bullard
Simeon Edwards
Ruth Bullard
Abandoned Wife Taken To Sister In KC Restaurant Case
Mrs. Bessie Murphy a 16 year old bride was abandoned by her husband in a restaurant. Authorities urged her sister and brother in law to take her in as police hunted the husband for three days without success. The girl waited at the police station. Besete finally gave up hope of his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United Press
Bessie Murphy
Besete
Cotton Mills Plan Part Time Work Schedule
Notices posted at Amoskeag Manufacturing Company mills show the cotton departments will operate the first four days each week. About 10,000 workers in cotton departments and 4,000 in mechanical and other departments are affected, with the latter remaining on full time.
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Manchester
WN. H
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Aaron
Moe Enatines Cas
Part of Krupp Factory Is Idle
July reports from Essen say the Krupp works halted part of its operations amid a large confiscation of surplus stock as Germany reels from steel production cuts.
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KRUPP
Leviathan sails as British lines lose sea dominance
The Leviathan completes its maiden voyage to New York as Britain loses maritime edge. The dry liner carried minimal liquor and passengers reportedly aboard with limited drinks. German and American fleets gain ground, sparking talk of subsidies to preserve British supremacy at sea.
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F. A. Wray
International News Service
Cor South
N. Eng
Leviahan
New York
Stars and Stripes
Leviathan
Germany
Mercantile Marine
Albert’ Ballin
Southampton
Albert Ballin
Bodies of Yankee sailors returned home from Rio de Janeiro
The bodies of 22 American sailors buried in Rio de Janeiro will be sent home by the United States cruiser Richmond via Hampton Roads in September. The vessel, on an inter-continental cruise to Europe, will go directly to Brasilia and land the fallen at a naval hospital in Norfolk. Next of kin request burial beneath the veteran monument in Rio de Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
United States
Richmond
Hampton Roads
Europe
Burgh
Rio de Iro
Davis Cup Finals to Be Held in Deauville
Paris reports the Davis Cup finals between France and Spain will be staged at Deauville on July 29 and 30. The French team will be selected from prominent players including Cochet and M. le Châtelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Spain
Deauville
An Cochet
Boundary Again Up In Iwed Today
A fragmented note reports a boundary issue and a dent noted in a letter or item. The text is garbled but implies a possible boundary dispute or damage recorded in a communication.
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Senate Senate
Waiter
Ingham
St.Joseph St
Traffic Bureau
Tug Hukey
Pennington
Edmund Snell
British North Borneo
Tropic Land of Mystery
Aio
Woman
Gang
Oklahoma
K Ujumma
Pem Okmulgee
Pershing
John J Pershing
Mount Gretna
Pennsylvania
Ates
Ulster
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