Peage Bond Required of Nap Boldon in Wade Shooting Case
In Mobile, Judge Edington imposed a $1000 peace bond after Nap Boldon alias Nappy Bolling refused to move from a taxicab stand and acted disruptively in court following a Wade shooting last October. Boldon was jailed in default of the bond. he had been arraigned on contempt and fined 2.50 or five days.
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C. A. Boldon
Alerdeen Wade
Mobile
J's
Edington
Boldon
Bolling
Conception
St. Francis
Bolden
Propaganda Against Boulder Dam and Muscle Shoals Touted
Edward F. McKay of Oklahoma City testified before the Federal Trade Commission that public favor was shaped to influence utility policy. McKay, former attorney for the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, said he directed publicity for the Oklahoma Utilities Association and described his prior work as a newspaper man and Woodward Dispatch owner.
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J. R. Wiggins
Wiggins
Pensacola
Edward F. McKay
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Public Utility Information Bureau
Federal Trade Commission
McKay
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Okklahoma Utilities Association
Woodward Dispatch
Woodward
Okla
Oklahoma Editors’ Association
Oklahoma
Corporation Commission
Fred W. Insull
Tulsa
Insull
Byliesby
Conths Publicitae
Hoover Sets Out Position in First Campaign Statement
Herbert Hoover issued his first campaign statement from Washington describing government as more than administration and outlining his position on farm relief. He called for a responsible approach, urged congressional action, and pledged to find a 60 solution to agricultural insecurity for the nation’s farm regions.
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Hoover
Congress
Curtis Borah Outlines States Sentiment for Nominating Speech
Curtis Borah voices support for control by states and signals plans to name a nominating speech for a senator. The article notes New Jersey and Kansas figures, referencing Borah’s stance and the broader debate over a vice presidential declaration.
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Borah
New Jersey
Kansas
Automobile Club Chooses Rep To Attend Opening Of Highway
The Automobile Club selected a representative to attend the opening of the highway in Cincinnati on June 29 as part of the American Automobile Association events. Mrs EB Senn, office secretary, will oversee arrangements for the delegate and related duties. A committee led by Roderick I. Speer with Lester E. Carroll and W N LeGear was formed to explore further benefits for members amid discussions of tolls charged by Mobile Bay Bridge contractors for aid to stranded tourists.
Tariffs Suspended by Southern Railway Hearing Planned
Tariff suspensions involving joint rates with the Alabama Tennessee and Northern railroad via the York gateway to Mobile were reported. A hearing is scheduled on the matter as Mobile chamber and Alabama docks commission join A T N in protesting cancellations after the A T N built its line into Mobile from Calvert.
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Southern Railway
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad
York Gateway
Mobile
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Alabama Docks Commission
Southern
York
Calvert
Term Ends Today in Court Disposes Several Cases
A number of cases were disposed today with hearings completed. Robert Hartle faced charges under a certain law and paid a $100 fine. Walker, a colored man, was fined $25 and jailed briefly on a prohibition related charge.
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Ae Atsenaien
Ion Gee Weeeaa
G. H. Gifford
G. W. Cantrell
Bradley- Cantrell
Gifford
Pollock Dry Goods Company
Eulie Golett
Church Street
Castle
Bothes
Recorder
A. Dean
A. R. Brunson
Bankers Meet Three Mobilians at National Convention
Three Mobilians will attend the Banking Institute's National Convention. The delegation represents local banks and aims to discuss financial policy, industry trends, and professional standards at the event.
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Banking Institute
Contest to End Slogan Drive in Mobile
The Junior Chamber of Commerce closes its slogan contest tonight with over 400 entries. A $25 prize awaits the winner whose slogan will be used in Mobile advertising. Names of contestants remain unknown to judges as entries are numbered.
Marker Unveiled At Gravesite For Revolutionary War Heroine
The Needham Bryan Chapter D A R placed a marker on Marionne Palmer Gaillard’s grave in Magnolia Cemetery on Thursday. Rev Thomas R Bridges read the invocation and benediction. Mrs W W Croom accepted the marker as Mrs Gaillard’s granddaughter, Carrie M Dickens, sang There Is No Night.
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Needham Bryan
Daughters of the American Revolution
Marianne Palmer Gaillard
Magnolia Cemetery
W. W. Croom
Gaillard
Carrie M. Dickens
Governors head to Mobile for state dispatch dedication
Staff from the Alabama governor's office will accompany Gov Bibb Graves to Mobile for the dedication address. It is expected that governors of Mississippi and Georgia will attend. A Georgia delegation of more than 100 was appointed by Gov Hardman.
Newsboys Enjoy Annual Outing at Mackie's Beach
Sixty five Regis ter News-Item newsboys autumn outing began at Mackie's bathing beach in Belle Fontaine. After boarding a bus near 8 am they reached the bay where Mr. Mackie greeted them. They swam played games and were treated to refreshments before returning to the city.
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Register-News-Item
Mackie
Belle Fountaine
Hoover Convention Booms Spark Ticket Speculation
At Convention Hall in Kansas City Missouri on June 15 the Democratic and Republican parties show many possible vice presidential combinations as leaders caucus overnight. The gathering moves slowly with overlapping caucuses and uncertain running mate selections for Hoover.
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Kansas
Blican
Hoover
Associated Press
Kansas City
City Considers 50 Cent Garbage Tax in Mobile
City commissioners weigh a new 50 cent garbage fee to raise about $75,000 yearly. The panel says Mobile needs $400,000 more annually to cover a $250,000 deficit and obligations. They note $175,000 exists from approved sources including a one cent gasoline tax and a $5 head tax and busin license, with ad valorem taxes to start in 1929.
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Mobile
Albright Elected VP of Alabama Pharmacists
Albright and Wood druggists representative Albright was chosen vice president of the Alabama State Pharmaceutical Association, with J T Dumas of Foley also noted. The 145 delegate body met aboard a steamer between Savannah and New York, ending with a banquet at the McAlpine hotel. Delegates left Savannah Saturday and reached New York Tuesday. all sessions were held on the steamer. No next convention site has been announced.
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E. Roy Albright
Albright & Wood
Alabama State Pharmaceutical Association
J. T. Dumas
Foley
Savannah
New York
McAlpine
Association
Sealing Report on Italia Rescue Declared Nonsense
A Kings Bay report claiming three Italia crewmen were rescued by the sealer Hobby was called sheer nonsense today. The AP did not carry the report and no verified rescue was confirmed.
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Oslo
Norway
Kings Bay
Hobby
Associated Press
Admiral Basil Miles Dies After Operation
Admiral Basil Miles, diplomat and force leader, dies in Washington after an operation. The report notes his service with the pair and his role at the Pacific Fleet, reflecting on his long career and recent illness.
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Basil Miles
Wasgton
Pateer
Third party buzz heard at convention
In Washington on June 15 a Nebraskan candidate for president commented on rumors of a third party movement. He said he is disappointed in the “Letter banket God power” wording and denied knowing about any new organization plans.
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Yeigerio
City convention debates farm relief and power issues
Seed CITY reports ongoing convention discussions with participants from the farm sector and minority leaders criticizing the platform. They point to gaps in farm relief and electric power policy. Representatives of the farm and minority groups express concern about the convention's direction.
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Seed City
Negos
Tape shows shocks Washington on June 15 at Georgetown
The report describes a sequence of shocks starting at 1 31 p m local time with authorities monitoring for 16 hours. The tremors were felt in Washington and spread to regions around the Pacific and Atlantic corridors, with impacts observed up to 8 000 miles distant.
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Washington
of Georgetown University
Coolidge Sends Felicitation To Secretary Hoover
President Coolidge sent a personal message of congratulations to Secretary Hoover in a formal felicitation from Superior Wisconsin dated June 15. The note expresses appreciation and esteem for Hoover’s service.
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Coolidge
Hoover
Superior
Wis
Herbert Iiee
All But One of Quartet Injured in Collision Leave City Hospital
A collision on Hall's Mill road seven miles from the city involved Pete Corry at the St. Andrew hotel and F. J. Dunn. All but one of the injured were taken to the city hospital by Roche ambulance for treatment. Richardson of 27 South Lafayette entered Dove to the City hospital.
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City Hospital
Pete Corry
St. Andrew Hotel
F. J. Dunn
Hall’s Mill Road
Sete Nn
Oo Hospital
Roche
Richardson
South
Lafayette
Secet
Dove
First Ballot Otto Vigtort of Mr Hoover
Byron Price reports from Kansas City on the Republican convention where Otto Vigtort leads in early ballots. The piece notes strong support and multiple informal meetings in Kansas City as candidates gather in the lead up to the decisive votes.
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Otto Vigtort
MR. Hoover
Kansas City
Hoover Extends Thanks For Republicans Gift
Secretary Hoover sent a message to George H. Moses, chairman of the Republican national convention, thanking him for the honor and expressing his belief that America means far more than any individual owes. He said his life has shown what the country means and that he is indebted beyond repayment.
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Washington
Hoover
George H. Moses
Kansas City
America
Incoherent OCR fragment about an item and timepiece
Fragmentary report notes a person left a watch in his trousers pocket while going to work and later encountered clothing issues. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, or a specific event to confirm details.
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Diva
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Menelaus
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Andalusi
Ella Wiggins
Bureau of Publicity
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
Herbert Hoover
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Yee Ee
Curtis
Automobile Club
Examiner of
Bankers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Marker
Newsboys
Register-News- Item
Belle Fountain
Byron Price
Almee
Albright
Pharmaceutical Society
Deny Nobile
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Georgetown University
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