Two Victims Treated After Royal Street Crash
Two people were injured and several others escaped after a Friday morning crash at Royal and Lipscombe streets. Mrs. D L Tullis and her infant son, David, were taken to City Hospital, while Frank Rigsby and British vice consul Thomas M Ross were involved. Ross escaped injury.
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Royal and
Lipscombe
D. L. Tullis
Plateau
David L. Tullis
Tullis
Frank Rigsby
Fairhope
Thomas M. Ross
Mobile
Rigsby
City
City Hospital
Slighby
Marine and
Tennessee Streets
Harmon
Winters
Measure Contains Hidden Tax Provision Claim
A disputed measure prompts debate over a provision for a per cent fee on all taxes not in the original draft. Mr Jones argues the clause was not included and calls the bill fraudulent. Barber notes the governor did not back the passed version and questions subject matter in the delegation.
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Jones
CIA
House
Barber Sadi
Fire destroys summer home of Mrs. Bradish in East Fairhope
The summer home of Mrs. L. M. Bradish at 1958 Myrtle Avenue East Fairhope burned Thursday afternoon causing about 7000 in fire and contents loss. The two story stucco house was reportedly insured. Mrs. Bradish had left at 2 PM to drive to Mobile and learned of the blaze about two hours later. Mr. Bradish is assistant comptroller of the Pullman Company in Chicago.
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L. M. Bradish
Myrtle Avenue
East Fairhope
PAYS WITH LIFE LITTLE ROCK July 31
A brief, terse item from Little Rock reports a fatal incident on July 31 with limited readable details.
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Little Rock, Ark
Undercover Prohibition Work Leads to Mobile Arrests
Multiple arrests followed undercover operations by Prohibition Agent Trumbo in Mobile and surrounding areas. White women in Crichton and two African American individuals were taken into custody Friday on liquor law charges. More arrests and subsequent bond actions were anticipated as agent Trumbo reportedly secured several cases and targeted local purchases.
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Crichton
Trumbo
Trubo
Goodyear Rubber Shipment From Singapore Arrives in Mobile
The Isthmian Line steamer Steel Maker, carrying 5 548 bales of crude rubber from Singapore, docked at pier B Mobile for unloading to Goodyear’s plant in Gadsden Alabama. The cargo, weighed about 520 tons, marks Mobile as a regular port for rubber imports destined to upstate plants. Master Ian B M Green commanded the ship.
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Mobile
Isthmian Line
Goodyear
Tire and_ Rubber. company
Gadsden
Ala
Singapore
Biri
Asia
Wis
New York
Savannah
Sneneen
Ant
Stephen B. Gulley
Ing
Pier B
Goodyear Orient Company, Ltd
Iain B. M. Green
Cotton receipts at Mobile exceed prior year by 200000 bales
Total cotton receipts at Mobile for the fiscal year ending Friday reached 602,511 bales, 200,000 bales above the preceding year and far above any year in the US. Assistant superintendent Bernice M. notes the Mobile Cotton Exchange. A total of 397,569 bales were ex-
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Mobile
Ee Ics
Canine Is Landed
Evanston Illinois July 31 report notes a canine arrival with brief, unclear details from page eight column five.
Fliers Highlight Tax Case Withdrawals and Turkish Visit
Flier text reports a withdrawal plea in a long running tax case and notes Boardman and Polando as state guests of Turkey. The piece mentions a pairing showered with congratulatory messages as the events unfold.
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Boardman
Polando
Turkey
Ottawa Flight Marks Leisurely River Crossing
Colonel and Mrs Charlies A. depart from North Haven Maine heading toward Ottawa after a leisurely flight at 106 miles an hour. They landed on the Ottawa river near Rockcliffe, traveling 380 miles in roughly three and a half hours with their infant son aboard.
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Ottawa
Charlies A
Orient
Rockcliffe
North Haven
Lindbergh
Peru
Unclear fragment cites travel times from Berlin and gateway
A fragment reports a journey with times noted as 5 99 p.m. and 11 52 a.m. from Berlin and toward a gateway, suggesting an elapsed duration of about 17 hours. The garbled data lacks clear subjects or places.
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Berlin
Capone withdraws guilty plea in tax evasion case
In Chicago on July 31 Judge Wilkerson considered a move to change venue as Al Capone withdrew his guilty plea to tax evasion. The judge floated transferring the case to a different judge to avoid courtroom turmoil as prosecutors noted venue changes are common in federal trials.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Scarface
al” Capone
Ae Eeames H
Wilkerson
Fare Renewal Keeps One-Way Truck Toll On Mobile Bay Bridge
The one-way cotton truck fare on the Mobile Bay Bridge has been renewed for the coming year. The Alabama Public Service Commission granted permission to maintain the rate, effective August 1, with the Mobile cotton receiver covering the toll, relieving others from any toll charges.
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Bay Y Bridge
Cantummmmant
Mobile Bay Bridge Company
Alabama Public Service Commission
Mobile
Assault charges filed in Cedar Avenue case
James T. Jones was docketed by the superintendent as charged with assaulting Willie Preston of Cedar Avenue according to an inhouse report referenced by authorities.
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James T. Jones
J. M. Edge
Te Rected Centane Te Anta
Artaaaad
Willie Preston
Cedar Avenue
Woman Sought After Fort Worth Stabbing Victim Dies
A Fort Worth stabbing victim dies in hospital after a party incident. Police seek a woman described by witnesses as a guest. The victim, Thelma Treadway, died from an infected wound. Cayson's Florida-based parents were notified.
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Associated
Fort Worth
Texas
Dale
Thelma Treadway
Wade
Abi
W. G. Polk
Cayson
Jury 15 Sought for Sea Trial at Asheville
A special venire of 125 mountain men from Haywood County reported to Judge M W Barnhill in Asheville to pick a jury for Colonel Luke Lea Tennessee publisher and three others on conspiracy charges. The Lea group allegedly conspired to defraud Buncombe Bank and Trust of 1200000 dollars.
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Asheville
N.C
Haywood Courty
M. W. Barnhill
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Buncombe County Court
Luke Lea, Jr
Be, P. Charnet
Wallace B. Davis
Bilbo Skips Neshoba Fair Rally Sparks Protest
Governor Bilbo did not appear at the Neshoba County fair as planned and officials had not been informed. He reportedly left for Coffeeville and Columbus to speak elsewhere. Substitute speakers filled the platform as candidates for governor addressed voters during the event. Holt Ross of the Mississippi Federation of Labor criticized Bilbo and Huey P Long.
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Govnor
Jackson
Bilbo
Coffeeville
Columbus
Neshoba
Holt Ross
Mississippi Federation of Labor
Huey P. Long
Rector Returns After 7000 Mile Motor Trip
Rector returns to the city Thursday night after a 7000 mile trip and plans to go to Florida. He is accompanied by his niece Miss Janet Bridges of Montclair New Jersey who will visit in Mobile.
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Will
Florida
Janet Bridges
Montclair
New Jersey
Mobile
Burglary Attempts Foiled In Thursday Incidents
Police reported two unsuccessful burglary attempts on Thursday with no injuries or arrests mentioned. Robberies halted by alarms and witnesses, investigations ongoing.
62 Held in Raid in Knoxville
Sixty two men and women including Eli Williams a former tion agent were jailed or on bond after a city wide raid by prohibition agents city and county officers following the operation.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Eli Williams
Tion
Prohibition
Flier Loses Way Forces Return to Rangoon
J Mellison traveling from Australia to England mislaid his bearings between Kadah and Akyab and had to return to Rangoon, Burma. This information comes from an Australian noted voyage.
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J. &. Mellison
Rangoon
Burma
E Mellison
Australia
England
Kadah and
Akyab Tology
Two Score Picnickers Suffer From Ptomaine Poisoning
Reading Pennsylvania July 31 nearly two score people became ill after dining at Carzmia Park restaurant during a park picnic. Eleven victims were hospitalized as authorities worked to control the crowd and aid the sick including two critically ill patients Mrs H B Wolf 43 Akron Pa and another woman unnamed.
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Associated Press
Reading
Carzmia Park
H. B. Wolf
Akron
Confesses Slaying in Otte City Case
A man identified as Perkins admitted shooting a victim, telling officers he carried the burden of guilt and signed a statement taking sole responsibility for the slaying in what is described as a confession from the officer report.
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City Last
Perkins
Burglars Target U-Cum-Inn In Memphis Inquiry
In Memphis last night burglars accepted an invitation and helped themselves to cigars candy and gums from a business identified by a sign reading U-Cum-Inn. The advisement from July W D Cockrill today suggests a request to change the establishment’s name.
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Memphis
Tenn
W. D. Cockrill
Solon Is Better After Appendicitis Operation
Senator Hubert D. Missippi, reportedly recovering well after an acute appendicitis operation performed Tuesday in Memphis Tennessee. Attaches of the Methodist said he is resting well and is serious but improving after the procedure.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hubert D. Missippi
Public Concert Begins Free Sand Series in Bienville Square
Free concert opens in Bienville Square as L. O. Cummings leads the first Sand series event Friday night at 7:30. The open air program launches a continuing music series in the square.
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Bienville Square
Wis
Local Weather Sketch for Alabama Saturday
A generally fair day with Saturday’s forecast showing partly cloudy skies across Alabama. No rain expected and temperatures mild with light winds.
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Alabama
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