Mobile Visitor Rescued After Bay Sailboat Capsizes
F A McKinley of Mishawka Ind a guest of the Cawthon hotel was rescued from a capsized sailboat off Bay avenue near Daphne in Mobile Bay. The New Magnolia towed the craft to Daphne and McKinley then rode a bus to Mobile. The sail was deemed too large for the boat by its owner Paul Schreck who warned against its use.
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New Magnolia
Mobile
F. A. McKinley
Mishawka
Ind
Cawthon Hotel
Daphne
McKinley
Paul Schreck
Bay Avenue
Mobile Bay
Henry Hanson
Schreck
Pascin Painter Found Dead in Montmartre Studio
Paris dispatch reports Jules Pascin, born Jules Pinscas in 1885 in Widdin Bulgaria, found dead by hanging in his Montmartre studio. A police verdict cites death by own action due to acute neur asthenia, after months of illness. Pascin was a noted figure of the younger school who naturalized as American in 1915.
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Paris
Petit Parisien
Jules Pascin
Montmartre
Pascin
Jules Pincas
Mail Contract Assigned to America West African Line
Neander Cunningham announces the assignment of a mail contract to the America West African line. The line has operated an occasional ship from Mobile to the Canary Isles Dakar to the Belgian Congo and via the Azores Madeira and Cape Verde.
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America-West African Line
Mobile
Canary Isles
Dakar
Belgian Congo
Azores
Madeira
Cape Verdi
Neander Cunningham
van Heynigen Brokera Company
Tong warfare flares anew in New York
Louis Lee a Brooklyn laundryman was shot dead in the rear of his shop bringing the two day tong death toll in the city to three. Ah Yung a Hip Sing ally was killed at his Chinatown home and Charles Eng Sing, another Hip Sing member, died in Newark. Police surge manpower in Chinatown as a tong war is suspected.
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New York
Louis Lee
Brooklyn
Lee
Ah Yung
Chinatown
Charles Eng Sing
Hip Sing Tong
Newark
Mulroorey
Eight Women Die as Bridge Arch Collapses in Cuneo
A section of a large bridge under construction over the Stura river in Cuneo collapses killing eight women and seriously injuring three men. Authorities probe the cause of the accident.
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Cuneo
Italy
Stura
Storrs Addresses Rotary on Farm Board Stabilization
Seth P. Storrs state commissioner of agriculture spoke to the Rotary Club about federal farm board efforts to stabilize agriculture and finance. He defended the board, urged changes by its friends, and warned against producing farm products at or below cost to attract money into Alabama.
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Seth P. Storrs
Rotary Club
Storrs
Rotarians
Commissioner Storrs
Federal Farm Board
United States Chamber of Commerce
Alabama
Playlet by Cullman Odd Fellows Home at Crichton Tonight
Children from the Odd Fellows Home at Cullman Alabama present The Little Clodhopper a three act comedy at the Crichton Odd Fellows hall for the home's benefit. It was performed at the YMCA last night and will be repeated at Bayou la Batre Saturday night.
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Odd Fellows Home
Cullman
Ala
Odd Fellows Hall
Crichton
Bayou la Batre
Sixth novena service at Convent of the Visitation
Father John Schimpf of St. Joseph's church will conduct the sixth novena service held Friday afternoon at the Convent of the Visitation.
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Convent of the Visitation
John Schimpf
St. Joseph's Church
Women Receive County Work Leadership Certificates
Twenty Mobile county women received leadership certificates after attending county demonstrations led by Miss Helen Kennedy. Certificates were presented by Mrs. Louise Riley. Named clubs include Grand Bay Irvington St Elmo Half Mill Crawford Wilmer and Mr Vernon with recipients listed. May Nicks named county garden leader and Irvington’s Mrs Partridge chosen as voting delegate for Auburn state council meeting.
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Mobile County
Helen Kennedy
Louise Riley
Mobile County Home
Grand Bay Club
Susie Stender
Cora Lively
Chas. Heinselman
Alvin Johnson
Irvington Club
John Gregg
Frank Foutz
Frank Partridge
Theodore Battiste
St. Elmo Club
R. R. Tillman
Lewis Husby
J. 8. Rhodes
May Nicks
Irvington
Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
State Council
Auburn
Riley
Holy Name Society to Attend 7 AM Mass
Members of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary’s Catholic church will attend the 7 o’clock mass Sunday morning and receive holy communion in a body. All men of the parish are urged to sit in the center aisles and join with the society. officers emphasize full attendance.
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Holy Name Society
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Goople Bound to Next Jury in Forgeries
Leroy Adams and his wife Sallie McGaffy Adams of Dallas were held to the grand jury under $500 bond on forgery charges. They allegedly passed two checks for $25 each on Curtis Feed Co and Paterson Lumber Co, the woman admitting possession of the checks but denying signing them. authorities cited a confession by Adams and linked him to stolen automobiles in Charleston and Palm Beach.
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Leroy Adams
Sallie McGaffy Adams
Dallas
Texas
Curtis Feed Company
Paterson Lumber Company
D. H. Edington
Warren Burch
Adams
Charleston
U S. C
Palm Beach
Fla
Suburban News on U C V Reunion and Local Visits
Mrs A C McCaskey Mrs Mc Adams Mrs Hood Mrs J L Harris and Mr and Mrs Mark Boazman attend U C V reunion in Biloxi Friday with Mrs Boazman named matron of honor for Alabama General Kennedy selected her. J C Faulk of Birmingham visits local residents and travels to Robertsdale to see H I Faulk. BE D Baker family visit Alexander City C D Hedrick now stays with J S T Hoyt Emily Dents child friends note tonsil surgery at Providence Infirmary.
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A. C. McCaskey
McAdams
Hood
J. L. Harris
Mark Boazman
Biloxi
Boazman
Raphael Semmes Camp
Kennedy
State of
Alabama
J. C. Faulk
Birmingham
J. P. McNider
M. E. Henson
Robertsdale
Ala
H. I. Faulk
Emily Dent
Providence Infirmary
B. B. Harris
Holmes Street
P. N. Dunnan
Dixon Mills
A. J. Isaacks
Kansas City
Cecil Alston
Magnolia
Columbia
Miss
B. F. Harris
Prichard Church Eats Schedule and Local Notices
Rev C C Griffin of Crystal Springs will preach at Prichard Methodist June 8 at 11. Pastor G Gaf ford will lead the 8 o clock service. Local residents move, visit, and depart. Miss John Noah Agee to finish nursing studies in Montgomery on June 10. deaths and guests noted. families travel to Columbia and Mobile. Edna Earl Noble returns for summer.
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C. C. Griffin
Crystal Springs
Miss
Mississippi
M. E. Church
South
Prichard Methodist Church
G. Gafford
John Noah Agee
Johnnie
Prichard
Montgomery Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Montgomery
Ala
Mrs Carr Improves After Auto Accident
Mrs Bertha Carr of 252 South Royal Street remained in serious condition after an automobile crash at 3 30 yesterday morning. She had regained consciousness, according to a City Hospital report.
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Bertha Carr
South Royal Street
City Hospital
Suit Reversed in Fisk Tire Lease Case In Mobile
The Alabama Supreme Court reversed and remanded a Mobile county case in which Fisk Tire Company faced a $2,040 verdict in favor of W. N. Hunter on a lease dispute. The circuit court jury had awarded the plaintiff the sum, but the high court disagreed with that ruling in its Thursday decision.
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Circuit Court
Mobile County
Fisk Tire Company
W. N. Hunter
Supreme Court
Dolores del Rio in The Bad One at Amusements SAENGER
Evelyn Brent stars in Frame at LYRIC while William Powell appears in The Benson Murder Case at CROWN. Buddy Roosevelt leads The Devil's Tower at QUEEN with Evelyn Brent featured again in Fast Company at EMPIRE. Ken Maynard headlines Mountain Justice at CRESCENT.
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Saenger
Dolores del Rio
Evelyn Brent
CROWN
William Powell
Benson
QUEEN
Buddy Roosevelt
Empire
Fast Company
Crescent
Ken Maynard
Population same Clarksdale and McComb record identical count
Clarksdale and McComb Mississippi share the same population of 10,057 in the latest census. Clarksdale shows a 33.1 percent increase versus McComb at 29.3 percent, with figures subject to revision.
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Clarksdale
Miss
McComb
Mississippi
Rebel Head Dying In Bulgaria As Poison Rumor Rises
Panze Michailoff, head of the Macedonian revolutionary organization, was reported dying in a Sofia nursing home. Partisans claim poisoning with a slow acting drug, while officials say he has tuberculosis. His location remains secret due to his status with police over multiple political murders.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Panze Michailoff
Macedonian Revolutionary Organization
Michailoff
Obituary notices for Ulmer Deupree and Losse families
Funeral services were held for Charles Herman Ulmer at his Prichard residence with burial at Wheelerville cemetery. Dr. Albert Bush Deupree died Wednesday and was buried at Pine Crest cemetery after services at his sister's home and St. Mary’s Church. Mrs Elizabeth M Mallon Losse died Wednesday night and was buried in Catholic cemetery after services at home and St Mary’s Church with Roche Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Charles Herman Ulmer
Wheelerville Cemetery
Prichard
Higgins
Conditt
Obituary of Hulda Jane Brewton in Mobile
Hulda Jane Brewton of Mobile died at the family residence 1355 Old Shell road on Friday at 12 15 AM. She leaves two daughters Mrs George E Drago and Nettie B Brewton. three sons E L Brewton H B Brewton and C W Brewton. one sister Mrs R E Hinote. several grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 10 30 AM from the residence. Interment Magnolia Cemetery with Higgins and Conditt directing.
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Hulda Jane Brewton
Milton
Fla
Mobile
Old Shell Road
George E. Drago
Nettie B. Brewton
E. L. Brewton
Bogalusa
H. B. Brewton
C. W. Brewton
Way
Funeral services held for Arthur C. Teft
Funeral services for Arthur C. Teft were held at Higgins and Conditt on Scott and Conti streets Friday morning at 11. The remains were shipped to Toledo Ohio for interment at 1 o'clock.
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Arthur C. Teft
Higgins and Conditt
Scott and
Funeral services for Mildred Hale Slaughter
Mrs Mildred M Slaughter wife of Lyons E Hale died Wednesday morning Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 30 from the family residence 1417 Brown Street and at 4 from Dauphin Way Methodist with Rev J E McCann officiating Pallbearers were A H Flinn J Burns H Smith Sr B J Schram W W Morris J Green and C D McMillan Interment in Pine Crest cemetery Roche mortuary in charge Also funeral of Joseph Castelin son of William and Mary Etta Bosarge Castelin died at a local infirmary Wednesday afternoon services held at the family home in Bayou la Batre at 8 this morning and at St Margaret Catholic Church at 9 Mass Interment in Bayou la Batre Catholic cemetery
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Albert Bush Deupree
Charles Mohr
St. Anthony Street
John W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
Dunbar Ogden
W. W. Scales
Bertram C. Minetree
E. T. Jervey
J. T. Ing
Elizabeth M. Losse
Elizabeth M. Mallon
George K. Losse
South Reed Avenue
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Thomas M. Cullen
Sidney G. Patterson
Gerald Delchamps
Arthur Smith
Albert Grepke
Walter Brady
Nell A. van Cleve
Catholic
Roche Mortuary
Mildred M. Hale
Mildred M. Slaughter
Lyons E. Hale
Brown Street
Dauphin Way Methodist
J. E. McCann
A. H. Flinn
J. Burns
H. Smith, Sr
B. J. Schram
W. W. Morris
J. Green
C.D. McMillan
Pine Crest Cemetery
Joseph Castelin
William
Mary Etta Bosarge Castelin
Bayou la Batre
St. Margaret's Catholic Church
Grazed Suitor Murders Girl and Kills Himself
In Rochester Michigan a coroner's inquest probes the double tragedy of Henry Clouse 46 a farm hand who shot Marjorie Clemons 13 then killed himself Their bodies were found beneath a blanket beside a woodland edge near an abandoned farm Clouse's borrowed rifle was fired Clouse's kerosene bottle and a burned car suggest premeditation Police noted bruising on Marjorie's body and that Clouse may have attacked her The case linked to the Clemons household and a long involvement with Clouse authored by a landlord family member and local officials
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Rochester
Mich
Henry Clouse
Marjorie Clemons
Here
Clouse
Marjorie
Clemons
Ralph H. Bastien
Booth Newspapers
Ralph H. Booth
United States
Denmark
A.E. Clemons
Mobile Police to Hold Semiannual Inspection in Summer Uniforms
The Mobile police department will hold a Friday night inspection at 7 at police headquarters led by Chief Warren Burch. Officers will wear new summer uniforms with blue trousers and blouse, a Sam Brown belt and revolver holster, replacing winter coats. This marks the first time all uniformed men wear the standard Sam Brown belt.
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Mobile Police Department
Police
Warren Burch
Sam Brown
Alabama Accredits Fourteen More High Schools
The Bishop Toolen High and Advent Christian Seminary Bridgeport join 14 rural and private schools added to Alabama’s accredited senior high list, bringing total to 328 with 179 since 1920. New principals include James Wakefield Addison site and Winkle at New Site, among others.
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Bishop Toolen
Mobile
Grand Bay
Alabama
Mont~egomery
Dispatch
Bishop Tooten High School
Advent Christian Seminary
Bridgeport
Addison
James Wakerfield
New Site
Alexander City
M. L. Winkle
Vander Sys Chosen Arthur Van der Sys Elected President
Arthur Van der Sys was elected president of the Mobile Federated Churches at the annual meeting held Thursday night at the YMCA. Re elected officers include William M. West vice president W H Walker and Thomas P King secretary. A committee led by King with John Weinand and James W Morgan will confer with officials on placing an amplifier in Bienville Square for summer union services and with Hunter Watkins to broadcast the services over WODX.
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Arthur van der Sys
Mobile Federated Churches
William—M. West
W. H. Walker
Thomas P.king
T. P. King
John
James. W. Morgan
Cecil F. Bates
Bienvile Square
Hunter Watkins
WODX
Register
News Item
Mobile Propeller Club Outing At Bayou la Barre
Members of the Mobile Propeller Club held an outing and dinner at Bayou la Barre Thursday night. The program was given over entirely to pleasure.
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Mobile Propeller Club
Bayou la Barre
Giraffe Relative: The Okapi of Congo Forest
The okapi, found in the Congo forest, is the last living relative of the giraffe. Historically scientists also posited a relation to the zebra.
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Congo Forest
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