Injunction Granted To Stop Removal Of Mobile Medical School
Judge Joe W. Goldsborough grants a temporary injunction preventing the University of Alabama Medical School in Mobile from being moved. Dr. Eugene Thames petitioned for the injunction as alumni and local physicians push to keep the institution in Mobile. The case moves toward the state supreme court, continuing a long legal battle over the school’s status and location.
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Mobilians
Nurses Award Diplomas to Young Women at Providence Infirmary
At Providence Infirmary on Thursday morning at 5 o clock graduates were awarded diplomas as graduate nurses. Rev. O. Raketns presided. Honored guests attended a luncheon in the infirmary dining room. The graduates included Mary Etta Lat Agnes Chapta Wandenthal and Ander Chtherne Wels.
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Vogue Property Sold to William H. Monk on Dauphin Street
The Vogue property at 205 Dauphin Street in Mobile changed hands today. William H. Monk purchased the downtown real estate, a site valued at more than 150 60 eae, in a deal arranged through a local agent.
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William H. Monk
Monk
Ea Mener
Reduction in Floor Tiling Rates Advances Mobile Trade
Reduction in freight rates for floor tiling shipments from Mobile to the Southeast has been advised by the Department of Commerce. The cuts, affecting carloads, promise lower freight costs and help Mobile manufacturers compete with Eastern firms across the South.
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OTT Defeated for Sident of Typos in Election
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local contest with a candidate named Scott winning multiple minor offices. The garbled text hints at a presidency claim and several unspecified positions, but lacks coherent details or dates.
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Washington night bans and Mississippi tonight and Sunday
The notice announces bans in Washington and Mississippi areas for tonight and Sunday, indicating restricted activities or alerts to residents. Local authorities urge compliance and advise monitoring further updates.
Cotton Market Opens Higher on Weevil Fear and Crop Reports
New Orleans letters note continued delayed crop reports and weevil damage lifting cotton prices at the open, with gains of 19 to 21 points before retreats. July touches 7.77 while nearby months drift, as traders weigh Western crop complaints and rains in the Carolinas and central belts.
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New York
Carolinas
Cotton openings show steady futures across months
Cotton futures opened steady in New Orleans and New York with July around 38.40 in New Orleans and 38.60 in New York. Other months listed include October at 36.25 to 36.45 and December near 35.25 to 35.43, with January at about 34.68 to 34.70 and March at 34.20.
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New York
Gasge Line to Montgomery Plan Outlined by Gen Hines
A detailed study of the proposition for a waterway link from Mobile to Montgomery is described in a letter by Gen Hines. He argues immediate river traffic improvements and a feasible plan to extend water service along the Alabama River, stressing development and war-time logistics.
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Maritime Bureau to be Formed at Chamber of Commerce
A permanent Maritime Bureau will be organized within the Mobile Chamber of Commerce to promote shipping interests and development. The body will be chaired by John H. Jones and modeled after similar bureaus in other cities, with completion expected within ten days. The move follows growing maritime importance for Mobile and the port, discussed at the June 9 board meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
John H. Jones
Publican figures speak on convention and unity
Chicago dispatch summarizes signed statements from Major General Léonard Wood and Senator Hiram Johnson. Wood signals optimism about the convention and notes no changes planned, while Johnson urges Republican independence, opposition to the League of Nations covenant, and unity within the national committee as the party heads into the campaign season.
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International ‘News Service
Léonard Wood
Hiram Johnson
Republican Party
League of Nations
Lincoln
Ray Utr
National Committée
Additional Scenes of Mobile Launch Film Prepared
Officials of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce announce extra scenes for the port launch film. A showing is planned for Chickasaw Chamber members newspaper men and local officials before being exhibited at a moving picture house.
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Mason Funeral to Be Held Here Today
Albert M Mayson 25 died when struck by a freight train on Chef Menteur bridge near New Orleans while serving as a trainman. Services set for 4 PM at his home 457 Charleston Street and at St John Episcopal Church. Burial at Olia Cemetery. Survived by widow Miss Almetia Viniese four brothers Widmer George Mayson New Orleans Wilmer James Mayson Mobile stepmother Mrs Julia E Mayson and other relatives.
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Chef Menteur Bridge
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Olia Cemtery
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Almetia Viniese
Widmer
George Mayson
New Oreans
Wilmier
James Mayson
Mobile
Julia £. Mayson
Negro Held on Murder Charge in Devon Case
Virgil Moore held in circuit court on a murder charge stemming from the shooting of Willis May Johnson, a Black woman known as a “Negro gist,” by a .38 revolver. The charge was reduced to manslaughter in the first degree after evidence showed the woman shot in the back, dying May 28, with Dr. Wilkerson testifying the wound caused the death. Moore claimed self defense.
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Little girl fires bullet into heart in domestic incident
A child fired a bullet into her heart during a family quarrel at Webster Street late last night. The 11 year old, reported as Webster, was involved in an incident described by authorities as a domestic dispute within the home.
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Demented Mother Accused Of Murder In Front Of Car
Mrs. Mape Marino faces a murder charge in New York Philadelphia affair as she allegedly threw her 4 year old daughter under a passing automobile. Her husband says he deserted her and left him to care for three children. He is held as a witness.
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US Agents Active in Bergdoll Case Reach Mobile
US Justice Department officers led by Forest Pendleton visited Mobile to pursue Grover Bergdoll, the wanted draft evader. Local officials G L Darden and K McAdory met with agents amid rumors Bergdoll may be headed toward the Gulf Coast. Authorities have alerted Pascagoula Biloxi Ocean Springs Gulfport and other coastal towns to watch for the suspect and distributed circulars with his photo and description.
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Department of Justice
Grover C. Bergdol
Philadelphia
G. L. Darden
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Pascagoula
Biloxi
Miss
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Gulfport
Ent of Justice
Police raid nets Gotham moonshine ring leaders
About 50 revenue officers and 20 agents raided New York City dens as James Shevlin announces mass arrests under the Volstead law. Twenty five men are held on $500 bail each awaiting arraignment Monday. The crackdown targets distribution and sale of liquor across the city amid forged permits and large-scale seizures.
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Sitotaateg Toany
Saloco
Ohare
Hitchcock
James Shevlin
Shevlin
Carcnambott Tay
Plague in Vera Cruz Sees Six New Victims
Six new bubonic plague cases were discovered in Vera Cruz yesterday with two deaths already reported. Five suspected cases are under investigation as local commerce chambers and organizations offer to aid sanitary authorities hampered by shortages of supplies and medicines. An appeal has been sent to New Orleans for anti bubonic serum and other medicines.
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Sola Ee
New Orleans
Penrose Secretary Insists He Will Attend Chicago Convention
Secretary to Senator Boies states Penrose will attend the Chicago convention despite doubts from Penrose friends about his physical condition. The secretary cited constant communication with Chicago via long distance phones as the plan for participation.
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Philadelphia
Jane
Leighton
Taylor
United Cap
Boies
Dr Dercum Denies President Worse
Philadelphia June 5 reports said President Wilson's condition teetering. Dr Francis X Dercum, long time adviser, stated he did not deem it necessary to return for further visits after seeing the president in apparently good condition.
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Dercum
Fire on Norwegian Steamer Bergensfjord reported near Fire Island
A Norwegian steamer Bergensfjord bound from New York was reported afire 159 miles east of Fire Island early this morning. The fire was controlled and the vessel was reported proceeding on its way. A prior explosion and gas ignition were mentioned in the scattered report.
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Congress faces busy sessions as adjournment nears
Washington reports both the House and Senate in long night sessions with important bills cleared yet calendars crowded. The House faces action on a Senate resolution rejecting presidential authority over Armenia and a stalemate persists on a national budget bill as nominees await final Senate action.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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Chinese provinces vote for secession in revolt plan
At a Southern Chinese leaders meeting in Shanghai the group voted to issue a manifesto proclaiming secession of Yunnan Kweichow Hunan Szechwan and Hupeh under the Southern government. Leaders included Wu Ting Fang Sun Yat sen Tang Shao yi and Li Lieh Chun.
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Hupeh
Wu Ting Fang
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Li Lieh-Chun
Knoxville District Flooded After Heavy Rain Falls
Heavy rains in the Knoxville Tennessee area caused widespread flooding along First and See streets. The city reports traction power plant basement knee deep in water threatening service. mills face risks from wash and mud along Louisville and Nashville and Southern railroads.
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Lloyd George warns rail workers over Ireland ammo load
London June 5 Premier Lloyd George told the Road Workers Council he would not tolerate rail workers in Ireland refusing to unload ammunition from trains. The remark marks a firm stance amid tension over transport duties and security.
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Wilson Will Rely chiefly Upon Glass at Convention
President Wilson will rely on Senator Carter Glass and Secretary John Barton Payne to carry out orders on the floor of the Democratic convention. Glass has prepared a strong reply to opponents and may address treaty questions, while Payne’s plans could position him for presidential consideration.
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David M. Church
Eeebonny Rnath
Washington
Carter Glass
Wilson
Santeas
White House
Glass
John Barton Payne
Virginia
Gluay
William’ Jennings Bryan
Giase
Virginien
Johnson Payne
Interior
Two Parents Questioned in Baby Kidnap Case
Police questioned Catherine Durham and James Malone for hours after they were taken into custody yesterday. They deny involvement and say they were in Philadelphia when the child was abducted. Authorities pursue the truth amid ongoing secrecy.
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Catherine Durnham
James Malone
Ouaney
Philadelphia
North Carolina Primary Sparks Interest In Governor Fight
North Carolina opens its state primaries with Wood and Johnson as leading contenders for the governorship. Democrats name Cameron Morrison, Max Gardner, and Robert N Page for governor or lieutenant governor positions. Republican nominees await convention outcomes as voters expect a strong Democratic turnout and a predicted 125000 vote threshold.
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Johnson
General Wood
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Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
Max Gardiner
Shelby
Peament Leutenant
Robert N. Page
Biscoe
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Gardner
Realtors Name Convention City for 1921 Meet
National real estate men in convention here will choose the location for the 1921 convention Baltimore was the leading bid for next year Chicago and Denver also contended Atlanta Birmingham and Memphis plan to bid for the 1925 meet Real estate operators discuss bids and potential hosts in Kansas City June 6.
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Memphis
House Reverses Armenia Mandate Plan in Washington
Republican leaders in the House reversed a decision to call up the Senate resolution. The measure seeks authority for the president to accept a mandate over Armenia. Chairman Porter announced a 40 minute debate with no amendments allowed, voting expected later today.
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House
Senate
Armenia
Porter
Foreign. Affairs Committee
Political crosscurrents stir Chicago convention scene
Reported remarks by Senator Moses and others accuse the Republican National Committee of using steamroller tactics to decide contest actions. The described mood suggests uncertain mobilization for nominations as factions weigh parallel options and allegiances amid a shifting convention atmosphere.
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