President Harding at Turning Point in Health Battle
The article notes President Harding facing a critical health period with abdominal troubles and pneumonia complications. Bulletin updates report nourishment continuing and improving abdominal symptoms while broncho pneumonia is diagnosed. X ray use is described as part of the medical effort as five physicians monitor the case. The situation remains under careful press and public scrutiny.
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Bache Hotel
San Francisco
Associated Prose
Dent Harding
Debates Open On Turkish American Treaty Provisions
Turkish and American experts prepared a draft for insertion in the proposed 5 percent treaty leaving the entire question of American terms open for future negotiation. The full text is at the State Department in Washington and awaiting final instructions. The draft provides foreign investors in Turkey with equal privileges to those extended to all foreigners.
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Jeausanne
As“iated
State Department
Ington
Turkey
Sucker List Refusal Echoes Through Time
A partial text references a never lost or destroyed “sucker list” and notes a long refusal to bite the second time, implying caution and repeated denial across years.
Weather brief for Alabama and Northwest Florida
Weather update notes storms and dry spells across Alabama and Northwest Florida. Forecasters expect unsettled conditions with a risk of thunderstorms tonight into Wednesday, followed by drier periods.
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Tran
Alabama
Florida
Sterma
Mystery Letters Found With Body On Kentucky Bridge
Two letters, signed Eddie Miller with a note revealing real name Leslie Gallaher and a large estate claim, plus a cap and shirt, were found on a bridge near Newport. The letters hint at impending self harm and a will but give no clear addresses or relatives. Authorities investigated a possible suicide scene.
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Eddie Miller
Leslie Gallaher
Newport
Washington Grieves as Harding Illness Realized
Washington awoke to sorrow and anxiety over President Harding's illness. Government leaders from top to bottom expressed regret for his two years in office as officials rallied near the president's bedside while others remained in touch with daily updates.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
National
Jowest
Hughes
Gene
Ofton Mkewise
Americans boom London ice market in July report
Internations News Service notes over 2,000 Americans visiting London boost the ice market as tourists favor iced tea and cold drinks. The piece hints at conservative MPs urging the prime minister to curb what they call flagrant hearsay to preserve traditional British tea consumption.
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Internations News Service
London
Trista
Plight of Hindu Widow Described in Geneva Lecture
A lecture in Geneva cites 25 million widows in India bound by Hindu law to remain unwed, suffering abuse from relatives as illness requires female doctors only. Miss Fresham notes social stigma and punishment tied to widowhood and sin.
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Geneva
India
Church
England
Miss Fresham
Ten-Year Sentence In Aged Crime Case
A court sentenced a defendant to ten years in prison for an old crime. The case centered on testimony from a neighbor and involved ongoing investigation in Chapman and Jess Wilkergon. Details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
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Chapman
Jess Wilkergon
Guceel
Love Notes Puzzle Involves Courage Terms In Letters
New York report details Mrs. Allan A and Mrs. Ryan in a district attorney case. Messages express affection for Maxwell and repeatedly use the word courage in various phrases including translations like beaucoup courage and eternal courage. Maxwell was cleared of authorship claims in the poison pen letters.
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New York
George Ret
Allan A
Maxwell
Ryan
Heavy Rains Flood City Causing Extensive Damage
Local weather bureau records seven point twenty six feet of rain as floods hit low lying areas. Officials say streets, bridges, and rail lines damaged while stores and homes were evacuated and several people were rescued. Reported losses run into the hundreds of thousands.
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Anc
Seeatunene
Memphis Teller Injured While Diving in Biloxi
P L McIntosh a 23 year old bank teller from Memphis and visiting Biloxi was injured while diving into shallow water at night. He was found unconscious and later regained consciousness with limited recovery hopefuls expressed by officials.
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Memphis Teller
Biloxi
Miss
P. L MciIntogh
Bank of Commerce
Tal
McIntosh
Jae J. Burchett
Con- Seeger
Justice Is Found Slain in Forest Near Chattanooga
The body of Wi Palmer was found with a blunt instrument near a county forest shore. Two men, Smith and Seay, are at large. officers pursue them as motives remain unknown. Crime mystery unsettled as authorities close in on arrests.
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Chattanooga
Wi Palmer
Wkull
Palmer
Studebaker Reports Over 7 Million Profit for Year
Bend Indiana July 31 The Studebaker firm posted a profit of 7,200,202 dollars for the year, equal to 9.40 dollars per share on 75,000,000 dollars of common stock outstanding after deductions.
Divorce Held Up for Atlanta Man
A divorce case involving an Atlanta man faced delays as the court postponed proceedings amid unresolved domicile questions and astir at the hearings. The outcome or new schedule remains to be determined by the court.
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Atlanta
Latvia Ratifies Court Protocol in League of Nations
The League of Nations reports Latvia has ratified a protocol establishing a permanent international court. The action makes Latvia the thirty seventh member state to join the protocol, welcomed by parliament and government spokesmen.
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Latvia
Geneva
League of Nations
International
Loksvagedon
Tean Toamenan
Whiskey scheme touted as profit bonanza in London
A London report describes a dubious whiskey investment offering 20 percent profit in 60 days. Promoters claim 6 000 cases will ship abroad within four weeks and 10 000 more later, with guaranteed authentic product and full insurance, while the investor bears shipment risk. Sir Broderick aims to run a ship, exporting whiskey at fixed prices to buyers.
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London
Associated Preas
Bir Brodin
South
Broderick
The
Daily Mail
Girl Faints During Sharp Cross Examination
Ohio July 31 Marie companion of a fainted on the witness stand during direct examination. She identified a dark blue serge sleeve as part of a coat Whitfield threw over a fence before Madison cross country trip. She said she has no bad feeling toward Whitfield but collapsed when asked about her character.
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Ohio
Marie
Whitfield
Madison
Wis
Dennis Griffin
Storms Cause Widespread Road Damage Across Counties
Flooding and heavy rain disrupted travel in Mississippi counties. Roads suffered severe damage near Moss Point and Nine Mile Lake area, hindering auto travel and prompting quick repairs by crews.
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Bile
Holder
Moss Point
Pecan
Inge Apartments to Be Office Building
Owners of the Inge building at St. Joseph and St. Michael streets have hired a contractor to remodel the interior into offices. The first floor will be altered while upper floors remain apartments. work costs about $10,000.
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St. Joseph and
St. Michael Streets
F Ae
Ee Seats
Laviees Ae
Addicks Plans Mobile Visit With Family Group
J. E. Addicka general manager of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce will return to Mobile Wednesday after a trip taken to accompany members of his party to this effort. He remained on the way and will have a house there.
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J. E. Addicka
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
Weekly Commission Meeting Postponed to Tomorrow
Regular weekly meeting scheduled for today was postponed until tomorrow due to absences of Mayor Rate and Commissioner George Crawford. Attendees from the board were not present at the site to attend the session.
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Abes Operace
George Crawford
Ite Na Satan
A . Duis Mente-Aiambor
Probe Rumor of Shooting Under Investigation
County officials conduct an investigation into a rumored shooting during a raid on a still. Deputy Simmons and Deputy Pew reportedly fired shots. a white man was said to be shot and rushed to a Mobile physician. The County Solicitor and Sheriff Cazalas planned further discussions.
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Art
Peerane Eea
Simmons
Pew
Mons
Licitoy Chamberlain
Hut
Naeeers
Susrene
Cazalas
Ates
Bae Ee
Tom Thorney
Jack N
Cohad
Alfo
Warrant swearing tops list in local court notes
Six warrants are sworn in for forgery cases at the clerk's office as the Math Predkin Company faces claims. Johns, finance manager, alleges Newell sought wage assignments and funds, with Ogden citing eight other charges against the defendant. Joe Shorter, charged with stealing iron castings from the Defension Paper Company plant on One Mile Creek, was held to form a circuit court under a $500 bond.
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Maths Predkin Company
Johns
Newell
Ogden
Joe Shorter
One Mile Creek
Recorder’s Court
Circuit Court
Band Concert in the Square Tonight
A local band led by Drage performs in the square at 7 30 pm featuring marches waltzes and selections. Sousa Golden Dragon Plantation Songs and Waldteufel pieces appear with solos and overtures including The Paragon and Rifle Regiment.
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Drage
Bisnyitlec
Sousa
King
Allen
Keifer
Wong
Cornet
Ward
Shranger Case Reset For Friday Court Session
S H Shranger, a former sewing machine agent, charged in a Doheiva Agena case, received a continuance until Friday. Evidence showed he had issued several checks totaling about $200, including a worthless $35 check on the L Hammel Company.
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S. H. Shranger
Doheiva Agena
Bodsker
L. Hammel Company
Shranger
Ag Ney Tisdalé J. Tovart
Man Admits Issuance of Worthless Checks
A man named Willie of Fil a street pleaded to passing bad checks. His case was continued until Thursday as he claimed gambling losses. He said he planned to use funds from his mother to protect the checks but was arrested before acting.
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Willie Ae
van Antwerp
Warrior and Southern Officials Confer on River Barge Rates
A conference between the Warrior River Barge Line and the Southern officials will meet in Washington on Wednesday to decide the division of freight rates for traffic between Mobile and Birmingham. It is hoped the barge line will receive a larger percentage of the freight. The Southern Railroad handles freight from Birmingham to the city.
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Warrior River Barge Line
Southern Ay
Mobile
Birmingham
Washington
Routhern Railroad
Birmingport
Crop Enemies in Canada Take Toll
Reg in a and July 31 report notes crop enemies in Canada cause losses with officials reporting ongoing damage across regions. Local observers cite beetles and pests affecting grain yields while farmers seek remedies amid heat and dry conditions.
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Canada
Stock market opens with mixed moves and signs of liquidation
New York stocks show conflicting early moves as Steel rallies fade and investor liquidation grows after President's condition notes. Leaders like United States Steel Baldwin Studebaker Pan American drop. foreign exchange opens lower with several issues edging down. Cotton futures begin firm with mixed points in October December and January contracts.
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New York
Ace Werth
Uae
Eters Is Steel
Cerro de Pasco
United States Steel
Baldwin
Studebaker
Pan American
Houston
Marland
New Yo
Maximin Demouy Sr old Mobile resident dies
Maximin Demouy Sr aged 89 died after a short illness at 1115 Dauphin Street Mobile where he lived all his life. A Civil War Confederate veteran and longtime Strikers' Society member he is survived by four sons and four daughters. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from the family home and 9 a.m. at St. Joseph Church with interment in Magnolia Cemetery.
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Maximin Demouy
Dauphin Street
Mobile
Strikers’ Society
Robert
Max
Louis
Demouy
Narna
Alice
L. W. Parker
Mra J.L. Rapier
Mise. Mercer Demouy
St. Joseph's Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Property Assessment Appeals Hearings Set Tomorrow
Protests of assessments fixed by Mobile county tax adjuster for the Moses Waring estate and the Independent Land Company at Citronelle will be heard by the board of revenue tomorrow morning. The hearings challenge the elevated assessments arguing the charges are excessive and cite alleged misuse of the properties to justify the increases.
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Moses Waring
Mobile
Independent Land Company
Citronelle
Board of Revenue
Pamieton Ce
Seatens
Alabama Senator Oetar Underwood Announces Candidacy
A war taase based dispatch states Senator Underwood will pursue the presidency of the United States. He spoke to residents of Montgomery this morning and urged support from Mobile readers.
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Umi
Oetar Underwood
Avigstion
Alabama
Ft Us
Sd Borane
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