Auto Found At Slidell Three Arrested In Mobile Stolen Car
Mobile Police and Slidell officials detained four youths Friday after arrests in two stolen cars. D R Bryan alias Kline held on grand jury bond for grand larceny. he admitted taking a mobile gas company car and caused crash damage. Slidell reported a Wickham Warwick apartment theft tied to the case. three youths in Slidell admitted taking the car. Mobile officers to work with Slidell to return the youths and vehicles.
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Slidell
D. R. Bryan
Kline
Selma Street
Mobile Gas Company
G. Lewis
Gas Company
Lawrence
Augusta
Lewis
Bryan
Stout
Martin
Owen Hagan
Church Street
W. H. Edw
Edwards
Warren Burch
E. J. Kerns
Warwick Apartments
Three Nabbed for Prohibition Violations in Dauphin Raid
Deputies Faulk and Gewin raided 402 Dauphin street and seized eight quarts and four pints of liquor. F. N. Snipes G. B. Childs and J. C. Howell were arrested and placed on the county jail docket Friday on charges of violating the prohibition law.
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F. N. Snipes
G. B. Childs
J. C. Howell
Faulk and
Gewin
Dauphin Street
Man Held for Murder in Axe Slaying Near Mobile
Wilson Moss, 20, a Black man, remained in the county jail Friday morning on a murder charge. He was arrested in connection with the December slaying of John Walker, another Black man, near Pennsylvania about 20 miles north of Mobile.
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Wilson Moss
John Walker
Pennsylvania
Mobile
Bread thief fired on at Richardson store
A man robbed the bread box at Richardson's store on St Stephens road near Stewart's lane and was fired at as he fled. Richardson told police he shot to frighten the thief to stop him from escaping.
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Richardso ’S
St. Stephens Road
Stewart's Lane
Richardson
Local thundershowers forecast across regions this weekend
Weather bulletin notes local thundershowers this afternoon or Friday night in Alabama and Mississippi. Friday night from the north will be partly cloudy with unsettled conditions near the coast, while Saturday remains generally fair with little temperature change across areas.
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Perature
Alabama
Mississippi
South
River Forecast Update From Meteorologist
The river and its branches will hold steady tonight except for a fall at Demopolis. Forecasts show Kamea and Montgomery lingering near its banks through tonight and Saturday with near quiet conditions.
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Demopolis
Kamea
Montgomery
Nea Uise
Albert Ashen
Berger
Brother Believes Schroeder Victim Of Torch Slaying
Ernest W. Schroeder of Evanston told Indianapolis police he believes his brother Harold H. Schroeder of Mobile was the victim of a torch murder on a lonely Indianapolis road. The body, found in a charred sedan with Alabama plates, has not been claimed. Authorities question whether Harold Schroeder is the victim and plan to pursue him if alive.
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Ernest W. Schroeder
Evanston
Ill
Indianapolis
Ind
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Mobile
Alabama
Schroeder
C. H. Keever
George Winkler
Fred Simon
H. H. Schroeder
Winkler
Associated Press
War Department
Evanston, Ill
Ernest Schroeder
Indiana
Wreck injures Mrs Bertha Carr in city crash
Mrs Bertha Carr 36 of 252 South Royal street remained in critical condition at City hospital Friday morning after her car collided with a parked gondola freight car at Water and Monroe streets. Police say she was driving at high speed. she suffered a fractured skull, two broken legs and other injuries.
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Bertha Carr
South Royal Street
City Hospital
Monroe Streets
Carr
Wagner Plumbing Low Bid For Mobile Post Office Work
Wagner Plumbing Company submitted the lowest bid of 1099.14 for plumbing and a new cooling system at the Mobile post office. Bids from Leahy and Landry and Flynn Plumbing and Heating Company followed. The winning bid will be sent to the supervising architect in Washington for approval while interior painting by Richard A. Jensen is under inspection by H. G. Richey, district engineer, based in New Orleans.
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Wagner Company
Leahy & Landry
Flynn Plumbing and Heating Company
Washington
Richard A. Jensen
H. G. Richey
New Orleans
Ninety eight ships visit Mobie in May figures show decline
Ninety eight ships totaling 169 net tons entered Mobie in May per the state docks commission. The figure marks a drop from the several months of peak activity. Arrivals included 38 coastwise steamers and 42 foreign trade steamers totaling 66,014 and 86,795 tons respectively with some figures unclear.
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Mobie
State Docks Commission
Sabine Party Heads to Toronto Shrine Meeting
The Mobile delegation to the Imperial Shrine of the North American Shrine departed Mobile Friday at 1 pm by special car on the Louisville & Nashville line. En route they will halt in Louisville Cincinnati and Detroit to be entertained by local temples. On return they visit Montreal West Point New York Washington and Chattanooga before arriving back in Mobile June 19. Carroll H. Cowan potentate of Abba Temple joins at Toronto with E. P. Oberlein and Walter DeVan as official representatives.
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Toronto
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Cincinnati
Detroit
Montreal
West Point
New York
Washington
Chattanooga
Carroll H. Cowan
Abba Temple
E. P. Oberlein
Walter DeVan
Sigma Phi Omega Prep School Convention Day Two
Delegates begin day with gulf surf bathing as the sole morning event. Clyde Foreman of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will address the 1:30 PM session after a sightseeing trip. Acting Mayor Leon Schwarz welcomed attendees, and a Battle House dance closed day one. A Saturday banquet will cap the three day event.
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Sigma Phi Omega
Gulf
Clyde Foreman
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Leon Schwarz
Battle House
White and Crivalleri Seek Democratic Executive Committee Seats
Malcolm M. White from the 10th ward and Thomas Crivalleri from the ninth ward filed intention papers with the judge of probate Friday morning as candidates for the Democratic executive committee.
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Malcolm M. White
Thomas Crivalleri
Democratic Executive Committee
White
Crivalleri
Aged Farmer Fasts 35 Days In Effort To Kill Himself
Danville news reports Frank Q. Davis an aged farmer who promised to starve himself to death and marks 35 days without food. He remains weak yet can move in bed and expects death soon. A physician noted he may live another month or so. Davis has willed his farm to a neighbor relative and hopes to die at that home on Mountain Hill.
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Danville
Frank Q. Davis
Gr Davis
Cian
Mountain Hill
Graf Zeppelin Returns Home From America
Graf Zeppelin lands at Friedrichshafen at 7 22 p m completing a 19 day voyage of 18 000 miles with landings in Spain Brazil and the United States and a flight over the northern African coast. The return followed May 18 departure from Friedrichshafen and included a near miss with a fierce electrical storm near Lyons. Dr Hugo Eckener led the welcome by crowd as the airship docked after a historic Atlantic crossing.
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Germany
Graf Zeppelin
South America
United States
Graf
Spain
Brazil
Atlantic
Seville
Pernambuco
Rio Janeiro
Lakehurst
Rhone
Valence
Lyons
Hugo Eckener
Count Zeppelin
Africa
South Atlantic
Equator
War Department Funds For River Surveys
War Department in Washington announced flood control power and irrigation survey allotments including Mobile river $65 000 Apalachicola river $60 000 Tombigbee river $13 200 Pearl river $20 000 with Mississippi flood control total $24 200 000.
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Mobile River
War Department
Washington
Apalachicola River
Tombigbee River
Pearl River
Mississippi
Suit Filed for $5,000 Damages in Elevator Injury
Henry F. Horn sues Merchants Securities Corporation in circuit court for $5,000 alleging negligence after an elevator door slammed on his foot while a passenger in Merchants Bank building at northeast St. Francis and St. Joseph streets.
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Henry F. Horn
Merchants Securities Corporation
Merchants Bank
St. Francis and
St. Joseph Streets
Seized Ford Sedan Sold Under Seizure Law
Detectives Bernstein and Burch seized a Ford sedan carrying five gallons of liquor and sold the vehicle at police headquarters under seizure law to R. O. Rubel Sr. for 332 dollars.
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Bernstein
Burch
R. O. Rubel, Sr
Mc Rae Furniture Co Incorporation Filed in Probate Court
Incorporation papers for Mc Rae Furniture Company were filed Friday in probate court. The firm will engage in retail furniture and house furnishings with capitalization of 10000 dollars and 2500 dollars paid in. Incorporators include George W. McRae G W McRae and J B McRae.
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McRae Furniture Company
George W. McRae
G. W. McRae
J. B. McRae
Ahavas Chesed Church Forms at Conti and Warren Site
Deed transferring southeast corner property at Conti and Warren to Ahavas Chesed Church was filed in probate court on Friday. The price noted was $12,000. Reportedly a school will be built there with additional improvements planned.
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Ahavas Chesed Church
Conti and
Warren Streets
Rand Parade Ends Reunion of Dixie Vets
The fortieth parade of the gray veterans ended in Biloxi Mississippi as thousands lined the coast to honor the old army. Officials governors and bands led a ceremonial march past Biloxi hotels and the old lighthouse before veterans dispersed at the encampment.
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Gulf
Forest
Pepepey
J. M. Hairston
Mississippi National Guard
United States Marine Band
Birmingham
Ala
Ouachita College of Arkadelphia
Ark
Reardon
Augusta
Pearl River College
Mississippi
155Th. Infantry
Jackson
Clarksdale
West Point and
Atlanta
Mobile
Hattiesburg
Boosters
Hammond
American Legion
Gulfport
Veterans Staff
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
Sons of Veterans
Army
Mexican flier starts non stop flight to New York
Colonel Roberto Fierro of the Mexican army hopped off from Kelly Field at 7 a.m. for a nonstop flight to Mitchell Field New York. He expects to reach New York late this afternoon after which he plans a nonstop to Mexico City via routes over Shreveport Memphis Nashville Washington D C and Trenton New Jersey.
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Texas
Roberto Fierro
Kelly Field
Mitchell Field
Long Island
New York
Mexico City
Shreveport
Memphis
Nashville
Charleston
D. C
Trenton
N. J
Two Die in Fire at Ohio River Wharf
Augusta Kentucky June 6 Two people burned to death when a fire swept a wharf on the Ohio river. Victims were James Wayson 76 wharf master and his adopted son Hobart 14. The Greene Line between Cincinnati and Huntington owned the wharf. Damages about 8000 dollars. The men lived at the wharf and evidently were trapped with no escape.
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Augusta
Ohio River
James Wayson
Hobart
Greene Line
Cincinnati
Huntington
W. Va
Wayson
Mohler in Critical Condition After Heart Attack
A. L. Mohler, retired Union Pacific president, is in serious condition at St. Anthony's hospital after a heart attack and a paralytic stroke. He arrived in Chicago a week ago en route to a Wisconsin fishing trip. he began his career with the Chicago and North Western Railroad.
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Chicago
A. L. Mohler
Union Pacific Railroad
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Wisconsin
Morris Resigns as Federal Judge in Delaware
Judge Hugh M. Morris of Delaware submitted his resignation to the White House. The 52 year old judge, who has served on the federal district bench, said he wishes to resume private practice. The move was reported by a Wilmington news dispatch.
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Washington
Hugh M. Morris
Delaware
White House
Wilmington News Dispatch
Ford Sees Business Upward Trend Promising
Philadelphia July 6 The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Henry Ford says business is on an uptrend and accelerating after a recent slump. Ford and wife Edsel visited Philadelphia after staying in Washington with President Hoover and attended a Stotesbury dinner at Whitemarsh Hall and stayed at Cyrus H K Curtis mansion.
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Mquirer
Te. Ford
Mrs. Ford
Washington
Hoover
Whitemarsh Hall
Phil
the Inquirer
Mob trial files in Chickasha jail cases
Eleven of 17 men named as leaders in the Grady county jail mob that fatally wounded Henry Argo remain jailed in Chickasha. Preliminary hearing set for June 17. Names listed include Jud Brown and John Gooch among others. G. W. Skinner, husband of the assaulted woman, faces charges including murder. Bruce to enter gubernatorial race in Memphis.
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Okla
Grady County
Henry Argo
Jud Brown
Argo
John Gooch
A. C. Walker
Harry Miller
Leonard Davis
Donald Johnson
James Hedgenecock
Red McWhorter
Red Hale
J. A. Anderson
Austin Vernon
G. W. Skinner
Skinner
Letter From Sally Gamble Aims At Cannon And Huston
Senator Norris read a letter from Sally Gamble of Cross Roads Texas accusing Bishop Cannon and Claudius H. Hunton of Wall Street deals and religious-political influence. The note says Joe Gamble bank cashier bought options and bank failed. he is in penitentiary after crying before Methodist jurors.
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Sally Gamble
Cross’ Roads
Texas
Bishop Cannon
Claudius H. Hunton
Republican National Committee
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Cannon
Wall Street
Huston Norris
Joe Gamble
Cross Roads
Joe
Caraway rules out subpoena in Cannon lobbying probe
In Jonesboro Arkansas Senator T H Caraway, chairman of the senate lobby committee, said he would not issue a subpoena for Bishop James Cannon Jr as Cannon walked out on the hearings. He stressed the investigation targets lobbying not political matters and that Cannon can be excused if he declines to answer. The visit to Caraway’s home came before trips to Dexter Missouri and Washington.
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Ark
Dexter
Washington
T. H. Caraway
Senate
James Cannon, Jr
Caraway
Optimistic Views From Southeast Shippers Board Meeting
Southern industry delegates reported improved agricultural prospects and rising shipments at a Knoxville meeting of the Southeast Shippers Advisory Board. Officials forecast increased rail need, higher cement and petroleum product activity, and a cotton acreage uptick while noting declines in lumber coal and furniture movements.
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Southeast Shippers Advisory Board
Southland
T. M. Healy
Birmingham
Steel and Iron Industries
Healy
Thomas J. Burke
Charleston
Police officer in Columbia kills self amid murder case
A. B. McGraw of New Brookland, Columbia, shot himself at 9 15 AM before a murder trial for Henry Martin. The case stemmed from an April 8 1929 hospital incident after Martin was injured in a car crash. McGraw testified self defense as Martin allegedly attacked with a knife.
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Columbia
McGraw
Martin
Permits Issued for $15,000 in Meridian Building Work
Meridian Mississippi June 6 Burt Stuart city building inspector reports seven permits totaling 15000. The largest is 12000 for a Lauderdale creamery plant on Fifth Street and Thirty first Avenue. The single story brick plant will be modernized for creamery work and boost local industry and dairy business.
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Meridian
Miss
Burt Stuart
Lauderdale
Fifth Street
Thirty-first Avenue
Bill Prepared To Boost Federal Judges
Washington June 6 A bill to increase the number of federal judges was prepared by Senator Wagner Democrat New York for introduction today. The measure aims to add judges to the circuit court to handle rising caseloads.
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Wagner
Washington
Newbe
Circuit Court of
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