Junior Chamber Pledges Aid in 75000 Campaign
The Mobile Junior Chamber of Commerce pledged cooperation with the Mobile Chamber in its drive to raise 75000 for the coming year. President John T. Cochrane said funds will boost commercial development as Mobilians boost the city. Ed Overton presided in Hamnan’s absence as membership cards were distributed to reach 1000 members. Thad Hoke of Birmingham spoke on Alabama’s award winning Southern Exposition exhibits in New York.
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Chamber of ‘Commerce
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
John T. Cochrane
Mobile
Ed Overton
J. B. Hamnan
Thad Hoke
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Birmingham
New York
Alabama
Mobilians Leaving for B Y P U Session
Delegates from Mobile prepare to travel to Mentone Alabama for the Baptist Young People's Union annual convention spanning Sunday to Saturday. Local officers joining include president Howard C Bush Jr and secretary Verla Cates along with other district leaders and attendees from surrounding churches.
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Mobile
Baptist Young P. Es’ Union
Mentone
Ala
Howard C. Bush, Jr
John C. Partin, Jr
John A. Blackman
Verla Cates
William McIilwain
Nell McCrary
Ina McAuley
Frank Tew
Pruitt
Catherine Rodgers
Duggar Dykes
Calvert
John Blackman
Sergia Bush
Central Baptist Church
Elizabeth Coleman
Springhill Avenue Baptist Church
Emma Seigmund
Oakdale
Martha Herrin
Prich‘ard
Weddie. Gunn
Whistler
Silter Steffens
Chinchula
Gulfcrest
Turner‘ville
Dr Dowell Night Rest Boosts Outlook After Crash
Dr Dowell president of Alabama Polytechnic Institute has one day after a serious car crash. He regained consciousness and recognizes friends with a fifty fifty recovery chance. Wife not allowed to see him. other crash victims also improving.
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Troy
Als
Spright Dowell
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
National Capital Broiling in Heat Sees three deaths
Washington endures a blistering heat wave with 99 degree readings setting records. Three people died from heat, twenty more prostrations reported, and hospitals treated hundreds for summer illnesses. Forecasters warn no relief in three days as a Gulf air mass pushes north.
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Washington
National
Weather Bureau
Gulf
Tropics
Weather Bureau warns of cotton damage and water shortage
United States Weather Bureau in Atlanta warns of serious damage to the cotton crop and a water supply shortage across the Southeast as heat prevails. After a brief relief with cooler temperatures, highs are expected to rise again and rainfall remains unlikely for several days. Prostrations have been reported but no deaths.
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Atlanta
United States Weather Bureau
Sympathy Sent to Revolt in China
Several American missionary institutions in Chicago have sided with the students revolt and against United States diplomatic officials and foreign governments. The report came from Washington via United Press.
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China
Washington
United Press
Chicago
United States
Barton to award diplomas to 249 graduates
The seventy third Barton Academy class will receive diplomas at the Scottish Rite cathedral tonight at 7:30. H. H. Wefel Jr. will preside, Lister Hill will deliver the commencement address, and the program includes student orchestra selections and the farewell to Barton.
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Barton Academy
South
Uates
Old Barton
Carlen Street
H. H. Wefel, Jr
Lister Hill
8. S. Murphy
Frank l L. Grove
Jessie Albright
Grace Allen
Bessie Lee Alvarez
Dolores Alvarez
Harriet Barnes
Sydney Nee
Christine Barton
Ethel Benson
Ba ‘A Berouson
Claude Betrix
Katherine Blanarik
Julia Bones
Grace Brandon
Grace Britain
Elaine Brown
Virginia Bruister
Rebecca Buck
Elizabeth Bumgarner
Daisy Calhoun
Ethel Cassie
Verla Cates
Bessie Clarke
Mary Clausen
Nellie Clinton
Elizabeth Coleman
Gladys Coleman
Carol Cooke
Blanche Cooper
Varese Cowart
Kathryn
Ex-serviceman Courtney fined for intoxicated driving
Hugh E. Courtney of Gulfport Miss was fined 101 dollars and 50 days costs for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and had his driving rights suspended for a year. The court will check for prior offenses and may try him under a stricter state law if prior convictions exist. A reckless driving charge was postponed to June 8.
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Hugh E. Courtney
Gulfport
Miss
D. H. Edington
Courtney
Jack Courtney
Inferior Criminal Court
Quinn Inspects Oyster Planting Along Coast
State Oyster Inspector Emory Akridge leads an inspection of oyster reefs and planting under State Conservation Commissioner I T Quinn. They will visit Heron Bay Portersville Bay Grant's Pass and Dauphin Island to assess planting sites and feed for wild ducks and geese as seed planting expands in Louisiana.
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Emory Akridge
I. T. Quinn
Quinn
Heron Bay
Portersville Bay
Grant's Pass
Dauphin Island
Louisiana
List of Names in Elusive Ledger Assembly
A long roster of individuals including Louise B Wisdom Annie Laurie Wyatt Bessie Young Priscilla Youngblood Robert S Bacon George R Bennett Jr Isaac Berson Robert Betancourt Louis Brettel George C Brinson Paul P Brincon Max Brook Samuel Brown Amos Buck Ben Chassin Lloyd Cooper Frank Costello Augustus J Cox Adrian R Curry William Daniel Wilmer DeAng Francis Diemer M Drey Louis Dumas Ernest Dupree James Eastburn Burns Foster Woodley Foster Fred Risch Richebourg Gaillard Kenneth George John Goodman Welch Green Frank Hart Ernest Hartley Joseph Heiter Charles Heubach Morris Hinton Louis Hoffman Ralph Holberg Paul R Jones Jr David Knapp Isidor Kohorn Seabrook Kyle Emerson Lankford Howard Lehmann Harold Levi DeMouy Lynch Langdon McAdams Edward Menard Pa Donough William Harcigan Truman McGonigal Louis McKean Albert I Mahoney Jr Ben Mayfield Clarence Meyer Cletus E Meyer Whitwell Middleton William Moody Clarence Morgan agorgs Morrill Justin S Morrill Earle Mountain William C Murdock Andrew Murray Arthur Nicks Jr Bion Norquist Joseph O Zella Frank Parker J C Parker William H Parker Edwin Pierce Robert Powell Jack Purcell Allan Rayfield Ralston Regan Thomas Russell ax Schwarz Belford Shoumaté David Shaw Arthur Smith Ben Stainback Charles Summersell Ashley Toulmin Herman Twomey Alfred ard Maurice Ward Culver White Charlies Whiting William Young Stoddard Hamilton Edward Wheyland
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Louise B. Wisdom
Annie Laurie Wyatt
Bessie Young
Priscilla Youngblood
Robert S. Bacon
George R. Bennett, Jr
Isaac Berson
Robert Betancourt
Louis Brettel
George C. Brinson
Paul P. Brincon
Max Brook
Samuel Brown
Amos Buck
Ben Chassin
Lloyd Cooper
Frank Costello
Augustus J. Cox
Adrian R. Curry
William Daniel
Wilmer Deang
Francis Diemer
M. Drey
Louis Dumas
Ernest Dupree
James Eastburn
Burns Foster
Woodley Foster
Fredrisch
Richebourg Gaillard
Kenneth George
John Goodman
Welch Green
Frank Hart
Ernest Hartley
Joseph Heiter
Charles Heubach
Morris Hinton
Louis Hoffman
Ralph Holberg
Paul R. Jones, Jr
David Knapp
Isidor Kohorn
Seabrook Kyle
Emerson Lankford
Howard Lehmann
Harold Levi
DeMouy Ynch
Bion Norquist
Joseph O'Zella
Frank Parker
J. C. Parker
William H. Parker
Edwin Pierce
Robert Powell
Jack Purcell
Allan Rayfield
Ralston Regan
Thomas Russell
Ax Schwarz
Belford Shoumaté
David Shaw
Arthur Smith
Ben Stainback
Charles Summersell
Ashlee Toulmin
Herman Twomey
Alfredard
Maurice Ward
Culver White
Charlies Whiting
William Young
Stoddard Hamilton
Edward Wheyland
Negroes Charged in Bootlegging Sentence Swap
June reports from Little Rock describe a scheme to dodge a prohibition sentence. Vance Humphrey served a term while Earl Humphrey paid $3 daily to substitute, arming with the brother’s commitment, evading detection for six weeks before authorities uncovered the ruse. Vance remains in custody. Earl faces consequences and loss of pay.
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Little Rock
Ark
Vance Humphrey
Earl Humphrey
Earl Ags
Vance
Fondyce
Durance Vile
Cadets Selected for West Point Admissions
The War Department announced nominees named by senators and representatives to enter West Point for the four year term starting July 1. Candidates include Jack Le of Birmingham Alabama Christian Clarke Jr of Atlanta Garnett Pirkie of Buford Georgia Clinton R Mullins of Bros Louisiana James Majors of Shreveport Louisiana with alternates James E Guillet of Alexandria Louisiana Windsor Castle features a near unchanged royal kitchen from 1146 era.
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Washington
International News Service
War Department Today
West Point
Jack le
Birmingham
Ala
Christian , Clarke, Jr
Atlanta
Garnett Pirkie
Buford
Clinton R. Mullins
Bros
James Majors
Shreveport
James E. Guillet
Alexandria
Resinol Promotion Warns Against Substitutes
An advertisement urges buyers to insist on genuine Resinol rather than similarly named alternatives. It warns that imitators are often inferior, possibly unsafe, and that Resinol should be purchased only in the original sealed package.
Leyland Line to Begin Mobile to Europe Passenger Service
Leyland Line plans a Mobile to Europe passenger service with the steamer Antillion to arrive June 20, aiming for regular runs. S. A. Le Blanc, president of Mobile Liners Inc, announced the move as a second foreign line to court transatlantic traffic after the French Line slated to start a regular Mobile to French ports service September 15.
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Mobile
English Porta
Leyland Line
Antillion
S. A. le Blanc
Mobile Liners, Inc
Europe
French
New Electric Rate for Mobile Approved by PSC
The Alabama Public Service Commission approved Mobile Electric Company schedule B-1 a residential lighting and cooking rate for customers with electric ranges in combination with house lighting and incidental use. The change takes effect on the next regular meter reading date in Mobile Prichard Whistler and Spring Hill and requires no formal hearing. Information was received from Montgomery.
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Mobile Electric Company
Mobile
Prichard
Whistler
Spring Hill
Alabama Public Service Commission
Montgomery
Rotary speakers urge Birmingham campaign drive
Rotary members heard a talk on selling a city campaign dubbed Know Birmingham. John T. Cochrane of Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Mark Lyons announced a $75 goal for the effort and sought Rotary support. Lois Quarles introduced as assistant secretary. permanent headquarters to be on the Battle House lobby.
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Memb
Rotary Club
Lois Quarles
1Tary
Mrzanine
Battle House
Bergdoll Reported Aboard White Star Liner
New York on June 5 police investigated a report that Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the draft dodger and army deserter was aboard the White Star liner Hor arriving from Cherbourg and Southampton. Detectives checked the ship but Bergdoll was not found aboard.
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New York
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Hor
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bergdoll
Notce
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