Boyles Must Pay $1,000 as Part Punishment
Trial of Aubrey Boyles on a citation by Judge Robert T. Ervin continues with costs mounting as witnesses from out of town testify. Special prosecutor Sam M. Johnston argues the government may lose on statute of limitations while Grubb considers quashing the indictment for illegal liquor possession and transportation in early 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Boyles
Robert T. Ervin
Virgil C. Grisclerk
William S. Grubbes
Costa
Griffin
Sam M. Johnston
Willliam I. Grubb
Boyles
Johnston
Federal
Grubb
I. Grubb
Afm
Percy Kearns
Smith
Ervin
Mr. Boyles
Grand Jury
Harry French
McEvoy
French
Department of Justice
Exam Waived in Assault Case Implicating Mance Johnson
Mance Johnson was arraigned in the inferior criminal court on an assault to murder charge and ordered held without immediate action with a $500 bond. Bales and Reneke also faced related assault to murder charges and were held for circuit court with bonds of $750 and pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mance Johnson
B. M. Reneke
A. T. Bales
Bales
Weather Update for Mississippi Saturday Showers Expected
The report notes a tailing system over the southwest with moderate showers forecast for Saturday in Mississippi. Winds turn from the southwest as conditions develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Early Baseball Rag Notes Pairings and Scores
Fragmentary OCR listing baseball pairs including Bonnelly Cousineau Hodge Reed Coveleskie Ruel Thurston Grabowski Bayliss Whitney Cvengros Lingle Ves Bayliss Rakowski etc. Mentions teams Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston and scores like 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0. Contains scattered numerals and names with no cohesive narrative.
Bears and Mobile Dodgers Alumni Game Lineups
The Bears lineup features Jenkins at short and Klugman at second with Barber in center and Barrett at third. In Memphis Jenkins scored on Barretts sacrifice fly after Klugman reached on a fielder’s choice. Mobile fielded Williams and Susko in the outfield as the game opened with no runs.
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Chicks
Jenkins
Williams
Klugman
Susko
Barber
Power
Barret
Ults
The
Pee i Cousineau
C. Kelly
Bonnelly
First Water
Memphis
Hodge
Cueto
Barrett
Taylor
Mobile
Schmandt
Reese
Cousineau
Bontelly
Rune
Kingman
Schultz
Reed
Bennelyy
Kelly
Wife Charged With Assault in Ickes Case
Mrs. Lida Ickes 18, wife of J. W. Ickes 71, faces assault and battery charges after a reported acid throw and mistreatment. She was jailed on bond for court appearance. husband testified at the inferior court. The couple, married three years, reside at 454 St Anthony Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Ickes
St. Anthony Street
J. W. Ickes
Ickes
Edward Huet
Government keeps rubber restrictions in place
London reports government decides to hold or tighten rubber restrictions for the forthcoming quarter. Officials indicate the policy remains unchanged from current limits as of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Suspect to be sent back west arraignment report
Sparse OCR fragment notes John O. Bentley and names Leo Gas Robert Ervin arraigned before a commissioner on the 24th Burgett mentioned. The note implies a suspect to be sent back west following arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Bentley
Hiocatees
Eineer
Nate Leo Gas Robert
Ervin
Gtelal
Goummisiogor
I. Burgett
Local Storm Dwindles After Heavy Rains Across Southeast
A tropical storm weakened this morning after lingering energy produced heavy rains that saturated the southeast region. forecasters noted diminished winds and persistent showers impacting several communities.
Israel Zangwill Suffers Serious Nervous Breakdown
London July 30. Israel Zangwill a 62 year old author teacher and journalist suffered a serious nervous breakdown.
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London
Israel Zangwill
Meters and Merriment Spark Overnight Across Nations
Various news briefs report legal releases, swimming records, stock surges, Klansman convention plans, a guard crash in Virginia, and dissolution suits in Florida. Notable items include Chief Justice Gummer allowing $7,500 bail for Mrs. Hall amid charges, William Gummer presiding, and a U.S. Steel and General Motors stock surge to new highs while nearly 2.5 million shares change hands. The Klansman biennial vacation set for September 13 to 14, a near fatally crashed line pilot in Hampton, and dissolution actions in Daytona Beach involving certificates are noted.
Three Guilty Pleas Hit Federal Court Case
Threen pleaded guilty this morning in federal court to violating Prohibition law. Luke Kelly received 30 days in jail for transportation and sale of liquor. Richard Davis drew a two year sentence for whiskey transportation. Joe Boston was fined $1 after recent state court conviction and jail time.
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Threen
Luke Kelly
Richard Davis
Joe Boston
Boston
Ges
Marcus Van Dusen Visits In City
Saerene H Van Dusen of the Hot Ark Sentinel Record travels with cousin Charles Kopper to aos and then Mobile Lucedale in under 36 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus van Dusen
Saerene H. van Dusen
The
Hot Ark
Sentinel Record
Charles Kopper
Aos
Mobile Lucedale
Negro Held for Petit Larceny Near Station
A Black man identified as Davis was arrested near the station today on a charge of petit larceny. Police reported the incident occurred in the vicinity of the Govern area and involved an alleged theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Senior B Y P U Meeting At Toulminville Baptist
The Senior B Y P U of Toulminville Baptist church will meet tonight at o'clock to discuss a fair and other immediate business. All members are urged to attend this important conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulminville Baptist Church
Sheriff Seeks Volunteer Deputies for Alabama Primary
Sheriff Leon Schwarz of Mobile County invites Democratic primary candidates to suggest names for a special volunteer deputy force to preserve order and protect voters on August 10. The aim is a disciplined corps to enforce Section 502 of the Alabama code from dawn to count, upholding law and citizens’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Schwarz
Mobile
Schwars
Alabama
Schwarz
Cleveland Absentee Vote Question in Alabama Case
Tom Cleveland, jailed in Atlanta, appeared this week at the probate judge’s office to apply for an absentee ballot for the August 10 primary. He is listed as a qualified absent voter while serving a penitentiary sentence for a liquor case and facing federal conspiracy indictments.
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Tom Cleveland
Atlanta
Eveland
Federal
United States Court
Aubrey Boyles
Thomas W. Cleveland
Alabama
Price Williams
Probate Court
Hhis
Cleveland
United States District Court
Perjury Charged in Divorce Suit
John Marcussen of 18 Stem Avenue faces perjury charges after a warrant by his wife Kathinka was sworn in by Judge F W Hermann. The accusation alleges Marcussen falsely swore he had resided in Mobile County for over three years when filing for divorce, while Kathinka and her attorney contend he lived in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marcussen
Stem Avenue
Kathinka Marcussen
F. W. Hermann
Marcussen
Chancery Court
Mobile County
California
Whistler Shops Lay Off Workers
Whistler shops announce staff reductions with an order affecting 75 workers amid ongoing adjustments in the railroad sector tied to the Mobile and Ohio line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler Shops
Tetler Re
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Tropical hurricane pummels Florida Georgia Nassau toll soars
The Bahama Islands endure the worst hurricane in their history with about 150 missing, many dead along Nassau and Palm Beach. Damage reaches millions across Nassau Stuart and Florida. Naval radio stations track the storm from the South Atlantic coast to the Carolinas as Nassau isolates itself.
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Atlanta
Bahama Islands
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Nassau
Lanos
Miami
Palm Beach
Stuart
Fla
Indian River
Atlantic Seaboard
Charleston
8. C
Savannah
Brick
Norfolk
South Atlantic
Cuba
Scullery
Rad
Nasbau
New Providence Island
Bahamas
Krown
Delayed Placing of Span on Bay Bridge
Threatening weather halted the second span installation at Tensaw river point. The completed span waits at the bridge head until conditions allow hoisting to its pier junction over Tensaw and Spanish rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tensaw River
Bay
Tensaw
Real Fish Lambert Netted Giant Redfish in One Cast
Real Fish Lambert a machinist for the G M and N railroad living at 836 Washington avenue cast a net and hauled up a massive redfish weighing about two pounds from near the old concrete yards. The catch surprised him and locals as a possible small cast net record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lambert
G., M. and N. Railroad
Washington Avenue
Mr. Lambert
Miss Mobile finalists named for Bijou show finale
Vivian McDowell a last minute entrant won the semi final Miss Mobile crown at the Bijou theater. Eunice Armstrong and Lola Clark earned second and third place and become finalists for the final tonight. The pageant is sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and sanctioned by city officials.
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Bijou
Mobile
Vivian McDowell
Mobile Bay
Miss Armstrong
Miss McDowell
Miss Clark
McDosied
Bay Boosters’ Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Miss Ederle to Attempt English Channel Swim
Gertrude Ederle may try tonight to swim the English Channel from Cape Gris Nez with Ishak Helmy. She plans to accompany Helmy for a short distance before deciding whether to continue toward the English coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Gris Nez
France
Gertrude Ederle
Ishak Helmy
Gertrude
Sensations in New York stocks lift GM and US Steel
July 30 stock market reports strong demand for big industrials with major gains for General Motors and United States Steel. GM rose to a new high around 194 3 4, up 3 3 4 points from yesterday and 80 from the year's low, while US Steel climbed about 11 2 points to a fresh high, more than 30 points above the year's start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Common
General Motors
United States Steel
Steel
Bids Planned for Two Highway Projects North of Three Mile Bay
Albert Towle announces next week bidding for two new roads in Mobile County. Engineers near finish on plats and plans, targeting completion by the bridge opening. Mobile Bridge Co president Cochran eyes a major regional celebration with governors from Florida Mississippi Louisiana and Alabama attending.
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Three-mile Bay Bridge
Albert 8. Towle
Mobile County Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Towle
State Highway Department
Eee
Mobile Bay Bridge
John T. Cochrane
Mobile Bridge Company
South
Pensacola
Martin
Florida
Whitfield
Mississippi
Fuqua
Louisiana
Brandon
Alabama
Two Bound in Burglary Case
Joseph Muntz a New York seaman and J A Delaney of 267 North Conception street were ordered held to the grand jury on burglary charges after a recorder's court hearing. Evidence and a confession tied Muntz to the St Michael and Lawrence street grocery burglary at 12 30 last Monday. $40 cash and a vending machine were stolen.
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Joseph Muntz
New York
J. A. Delaney
North
Conception Street
Recorder’s Court
Muntz
St. Michael and Lawrence Streets
Jim Hearin
Gee
Lennon
North Lawrence Street
Mattie Lenon
Hearn
Chadwell
Prichard
J. A. Murray
Edington
Murray
Stillerarom
Oil Lease Funds Ruled Worthless for Tax Deductions
Washington July 30 The board of tax appeals ruled that money invested in oil leases in wildcat territory that became worthless due to dry wells is deductible as losses from gross income on federal tax returns. The decision in the case of A L Husy sustained losses on leases in Clay, Tulsa and Tillman counties Oklahoma. a deduction of 1,064 dollars was allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wildcat
Board of Tax Appeals
A L. Husy
Clay
Tillman Counties
Oklahoma
McPherson Mystery Updates in Carmel Print Evidence
Finger print experts say marks found in a Carmel cottage cannot be identified as Aimee Semple McPherson due to blur. Aimee Semple McPherson’s demand for a show down in her disappearance probe is granted with new evidence to be shown before the jury as it reconvenes next Tuesday. The grand jury will also consider whether temple leaders and family influenced her 36 day absence and if any relatives faced captivity or ransom during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Police Department
Carmel
Aimee Semple McPherson
Ara Keyes
Agua Reta
Dougas
Arizona
Evidence Sought to Reopen Mary McPherson Case
Los Angeles authorities consider new material in the disappearance of evangelist Aime McPherson. The report includes residents statements and testimonies from Monterey County, and Mrs McPherson denies involvement while resisting fingerprinting. Grand jury foreman vows decisive evidence before proceeding.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Asa Keyes
Keyes
Triet
Joeee
Herman
Atti. Davita
Residues
Monterey
Fendiie
Kenneth Ormiston
News Companion
Ryan
McPherson
Evangelist
Grand Jury
William H. Carter
Forever
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Dumovitch
Kenna
Cavet
Brock
Bayliss and Whitney
Cvengros and Lingle
Chattanooga
Birmingham
New York Na Es St. Louis
Hoyt
Severeid
Ballou
Schang
Sete Eee Ween
Chicago
Coveleskie
Ruel
Thurston
Grabowski
Ee Zahniser
Gaston
Whitehill
Bassler
Philadelphia
Rommell and Fox
Shaute and
L. Sewell
Bt. Lows
Ecescesponssece
Rhem
O’farrell
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Florence
Osborne
Gonzales
Grimes
Hargraves
Pittsburgh
Kremer
Gooch
Carlon
Wilson
Cincinnati
the Bears
Point Pleasant
N. J
William M. Gummere
Edward Wheeler Hall
Till A del Pata
Swelsh Iilinois
Wenptierea
Ku Klux Klan
Hampton, Va
George B. Bortle, Jr
F. E. Handy
Pennsylvania National Guard
Bortle
Back River
Daytona Beach
Fia
Pany Institu Recen N Ami
Aept al Booth
ST. Augustine
Ansaldo San Giorgio II
Jupiter
United States
Anatasia
Mayport
St. John's River
Ansaldo
Jacksonville Harbor
Municipal Plier
Jane Taylor
Spartanburg
D. C
New Fall
O, Mary
Miss Mobile
Atlantic City
Ederle
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