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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
2
J Crowe Washington County sheriff is free on bond after a mistrial halted the initial prosecution over a fatal shooting involving a 16 year old and a college unit or officer. The court adjourned to September term, with the defense contending Kendrick may not have been the driver. Officers testified and the case was described as a bitter court battle in the region.
Oldest Mouette passenger Charles A L and wife Anne Tow cruised east along the Maine coast toward North Haven and Cape Porpoise after docking at York Harbor to restock. Colonel Lindbergh’s reply to an invitation from J W Simpson was that he would go east for a night in York Harbor.
Mrs. Elia Winters Steffens files for divorce from Joseph Lincoln Steffens in Carmel California alleging extreme cruelty. She says he objected to dances and social relations and told her he did not care for her while they lived with their young son Peter in the artists colony.
Ripon Wisconsin hosts a three mile parade for a GOP Birthplace centennial linked to 1854 events. James W. Good and Governor Walter Kohler will tour main streets, then speak at Ripon College grounds near a little white schoolhouse. Prohibition agents attend. 50 papers cover the event.
Dwight Morrow United States ambassador to Mexico travels toward Mexico City after attending the wedding of his daughter Alice Lindbergh at the Morrow home in Englewood New Jersey. Reports say the party engaged in talks with Mexican officials on relief efforts while a bishop near Tabasco was rumored to be with them.
Storms along the Atlantic sea course grounded the Green Flash and French airmen as pilots Lewis Yancey and Roger Williams waited in Old Orchard Maine. Dr. James H. Spall of the New York weather bureau cautioned rain and gale force winds miles offshore delaying takeoff plans and still delaying the trio's flight preparations.
A massive blaze destroyed the Mile 83 camp near Cranberry Portage Ontario Man crushing the tiny settlement. About 300 residents were left homeless as forest fires spread through the area. Relief tents and a volunteer fund were organized to aid the displaced families.
Washington reports private circles expect early steps toward cutting naval arms by the United States and Britain. The new British prime minister Ramsay MacDonald is seen ready to take leadership in disarmament, while President Hoover signals cooperation and possible negotiation with Britain on naval limits.
Filipino leaders eye the Manila police chief post long held by Americans since colonial times. Acting chief Lieutenant Colonel Gregorio Alcid has reshuffled senior ranks, conducted raids on opium dens, and cracked down on gamblers, signaling a shift toward Filipino control while noting strong opposition from European residents. Officials suggest keeping an American head may avoid unrest, with the final decision tied to broader political calculations and foreign influence.
London clubs and diplomatic circles react to Sir Esme Howard, Britain’s ambassador in Washington, renouncing his ambassadorial liquor importation privileges. Opinion is divided and newspapers note the move is not binding on successors, while editorials have yet to weigh in.
Percy J. Ogea of Memphis joined the army for a three year term at the local recruiting office yesterday. He was the only recruit for the day.
San Francisco, June 7. Three aviators plan a Mills Field takeoff Sunday to beat the world endurance record of 172 hours. Colonel Harry Abbott and Sandy De Renzo will fly the plane, with James Warner handling radio duties aboard.
Prince Henry third son of King George suffers a fractured collarbone when his pony fell during a polo game in Vancouver. He has received messages from Queen Mary and others, says he is recovering well and plans to resume his cross Canada tour next Monday.
Regina reports the Liberal government led by Premier James G. Gardiner lost its majority after yesterday’s general election. Early returns show Liberals without a clear majority, while Conservatives may gain with independents aiding their cross-party support.
In a fragmentary note, adherents of Dr M Anderson prepare to address an audience as the largest faction gathers. The text hints at a meeting and group alignment but provides limited details.
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