GRAHAM TRUCK CRASH LEAVES DRIVER BURNED
F B Baggett driver of Griffin Construction asphalt truck suffered severe burns when his vehicle overturned spilling hot paving material. Collision with auto driven by J H Bearry at Warren and Savannah streets. Bearry injured but surrendered after treatment. Detectives Bernstein Untreiner and Chauffeur Doherty investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Baggett
Griffin Construction Company
J. H. Bearry
Warren Street
Warren
Savannah
Baggett
City Hospital
Roche
Bearry
Bernstein
Charles Doherty
Trio in Custody After Illegal Alien Harboring Arrests
Three Italians Vincenzo Berlingerio Giuseppe Del Re and Francesco Grudiuso are held in Mobile county jail on charges of harboring and assisting an alien aboard a Louisville and Nashville train. A fourth suspect, said to be the alien aided, was detained at Flomaton for federal authorities. The group boarded in New Orleans en route to New York. the alien’s status and admission are under immigration review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville
Mobile County
Flomaton
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
Vincenzo Berlingerio
Guiseppe del Re
Francesco Grudiuso
Revenue Board Approves 15000 Bond Legislation Fees
The board of revenue approved a $10,000 payment to attorney William H. Armbrecht for drafting bond legislation and securities wording and a $5,000 fee to Chicago firm Chapman and Cutler for bond examination. Three members voted yes, one abstained, a fifth was absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Armbrecht
Board of Revenue
Chapman and Cutler
Chicago
Armbrecht
Messrs
Arthur D. Davis
J.C. Prine
H. E. Booth
Estes D. Baker
J. H. Webb
Messrs. Davis
Prine
Booth
Baker
Alberts. Towle
West
Chapman and Culter
Transatlantic Monoplane Friendship Lands in Wales
The Friendship, carrying Amelia Earhart and Wilmer Stultz, completed the first Atlantic crossing by a woman piloted craft. It landed at Barry Port Wales after about 21 hours flight from Trepassey Newfoundland, with fuel shortage forcing inlet landing. Louis Gordon assisted as mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic
Barry Port
Wales
Trepassey
Newfoundland
Ireland
America
Barry Inlet
Wilmer Stultz
Amelia Marhart
Boston
Louis Gordon
Great Britain
Burry
Port Rival
Amelia Earhart
Omar
Air Croseiuix
Sian
Three-County Search Initiated for Missing Father in Arkansas
Marion Ark June 18 Elmer T Martin with his two young children James Allen and Williford from Marion were found demented prompting a multi county search. The report notes a search launched by fellow citizens across three counties to locate the missing man and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer T. Martin
Marion, Ark
James. Allen
Williford
Marion
Chicago Woman Robs Candy Store in Early Morning Hold Up
A middle aged woman in a black coat enters Mrs Mary Stuebes candy shop and forces the register to empty its contents. She declares conditions in Chicago are terrible before fleeing with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Stuebe
Five Draw Fines From Prohibition Violations
Police action over the prohibition law resulted in five individuals being fined by Recorder D H Edington. Haly Gary paid 100 dollars or 90 days. Andrew Williams and Francis Davis drew 75 dollar fines plus 75 days, while Mrs J C Verich and W L Simpson were each fined 50 dollars and 50 days costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Edington
Haly Gary
Andrew Williams
Francis Davis
Robbery at Peoples Drug Store on New Jersey Avenue
Bold thieves climbed a shed and removed a door transom at the Peoples Drug store on New Jersey and Jefferson streets last night. They stole money and cigars. detectives found fingerprints at the scene. Loot totaled $10 with $5 in pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Drug
New Jersey
Jefferson Streets
Weather Update for Gulf Coast States
In Alabama fair today with Tuesday showing partly cloudy skies and interior thunder showers. Northwest Florida expects mostly fair weather tonight and Tuesday with moderate south winds. Mississippi reports partly cloudy skies with localized thunder showers Tuesday and cooler conditions in the northwest, with fresh to strong south winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Bell ad service guides effective wording for results
Experience and study of ad wording shows how to craft ads for best outcomes. Call Bell 3607 and tell us what you want a little ad to accomplish for you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell 3607
Police raid leads to multiple vagrancy fines at local address
A police cleanup raid on a local address resulted in H. Gorton and Virgie Ioonine of 151 North Lawrence being fined $15 plus costs after a vagrancy hearing. H. W. Day, also arrested there, paid $50 fine and costs or 50 days. Mrs. Gorton and Day were sent to circuit court. Mildred A of 156 North Warren Street faced $50 plus costs and Lillian Rice, Annie May Chambers, Virginia Price and Louise Hamilton were fined $15 plus costs for remaining on the premises after orders to disperse. Chief Burch said neighbors complained of their conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gorton
Virgie Ioonine
North Lawrence
H. W. Day
Lillian Rice
Annie May Chambers
Virginia Price
Louise Hamilton
Burch
Felicitate Mayor Leon Schwarz in 1900s ceremony note
The report notes congratulations from Fitzhugh Lee camp and war veterans after Leon Schwarz was elected mayor at the arrival convention held on June 8. He advised Chattanooga officials he cannot attend ceremonies July 1 and 2 honoring Ada 8 Ochs, publisher of the New York Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Schwarz Hag
Fitzhugh Lee
Adapeans
Leon Schwarz
Chattanooga
Ada 8
Ochs
The
New York Times
Burch Leaves For Police Chiefs Convention
Chief of Police Warren Burch departs tomorrow morning for Colorado Springs to attend the International Chiefs of Police Association annual convention. He will stop in Fort Worth to visit relatives. Mrs. Burch accompanies him. Lieutenant Edward Sheets will act as chief during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Burch
Colorado Springs
Colo
International Chiefs of Police Association
Fort Worth
County Board Debates Colored Cemetery Near Toulminville
Debate over establishing a colored cemetery near Toulminville moves a step forward as the Mobile County Board postpones action pending talks with revenue and road commissioners. A large Toulminville delegation seeks denial while advocates cite petitions from 150 residents. The board expects a midweek conference with city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulminville
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
G. A
Falls in Sewer After Grating Gives Way
Mrs. Homer Smith of Augusta at the corner of Augusta and Washington Avenue slipped on a tilted storm sewer grating and fell into a manhole Saturday night. She was injured, with the incident reported to police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Smith
Augusta
Dearborn
Washington Avenue
Biloxi Coast Guard Chief Arrives in Mobile for Talks
Captain Edmonds, commander of the Biloxi guard station, arrives in Mobile to confer with division officials on official business. He meets local officers to discuss matters related to coast guard operations in the Biloxi area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biloxi
Mobile
P. Edmonds
Car Stolen on Offgan Avenue Recovered by Police
Police recovered a car reported stolen from Henry Hamilton on Saturday night near Offgan Avenue and Ohio. The investigation follows the theft and the vehicle is returned to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hamilton
Gan Avenue
Ohio
Democratic pre convention drive gathers in Houston
In Houston Texas a pre convention movement of Democratic leaders and observers concentrates on preparing for the upcoming national convention. Clem Shaver leads headquarters as the party organizes housing hall facilities and committee meetings for the session opening June 26. About 1100 delegates and guests are expected at Sam Houston Hall with preparations nearly complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Clem Shaver
Hie
Ee Rae
Kansas City
Grain fires consume California fields near Colusa
Fires burning across 6000 acres of grain south of Colusa and near College City threaten farms valued at about half a million dollars. Farmers and fire fighters from Arbuckle Grimes Colusa and College City use chemical apparatus as the weather bureau warns of increasing fire hazard in northern California. The College City blaze is reported out of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
California
Arbuckle
Grimes
Colusa
College City
United States Weather Bureau
Trade Commissioner Brice Mace Jr Named for London Post
Washington June 18 Brice M Mace Jr of Lebanon Tennessee is named trade commissioner at London Dr Julius Klein head of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce announced today Mace previously managed the commerce department Kansas City office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brice M. Mace, Jr
Lebanon, Tenn
London
Julius Klein’ Girsetor
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Mace
Commerce Department
Kansas City
Guardsmen seize vessel at Green Street docks
Guardsmen seized the ocean going tug Halycon and a cargo of champagne valued at about $100,000 at bootleg prices as the craft docked at Green Street today. The crew escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halycon
Green Street
Award Degree Middletown Church Announcement
In Middletown on June 18 the university church issued a notice regarding an award and degree conferral connected to the Seayadets Sfenodiat and North Suspect Shetoler entities. The item references a ceremony or recognition with unclear specifics in the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Seayadets Sfenodiat
Church of the University North
Shetoler
Wamemeen
Floods in Arkansas and Missouri threaten 100000 acres
Heavy rains slowed the White River at Newport Arkansas keeping it near flood stage as Red Cross workers aid refugees by motor boat. In Missouri, St Francis River breaches two days have submerged about 100000 acres with 1000 families displaced. Efforts focus on saving a 25000 acre tract near a 600 foot levee seven miles from the levee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ark
Owelie White River
Red Cross
Kennett
St. Francis
Missouri
Crowley Ridge
End
Miss Ceor
Metzeler Dies Secretary of United Commercial Travelers
Portland Ore June 18 Anthony H Metzelaar 3 vice consul here for the Netherlands and secretary of the United Commercial Travelers of America died suddenly at his home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Anthony H. Metzelaar
Netherlands
United Commercial Travelers of America
Port Rico Senate President Stabbed After Welcome
Antonio Barcelo, president of the Porto Rican senate, was stabbed at the city hall in San Juan on his return from New York amid a boisterous welcome. The assailant was shot by a police officer and is in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
W—Antonio Barcelo
Senate
City Hall
New York
Transatlantic air crossing by American hydroplane
London June 15 The American hydro airplane Friendship carrying Miss Parhart Wil mer Stults and Louis Gordon landed near Burry Port Wales at 11 am after departing Trepassey Newfoundland. Captain George Fried identified NX-4204 and reported the seaplane circled near Queenstown trying to drop notes before flying north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oe Parhart
Wilmer Stults
Louis Gordon
Press Association
Burry Meruary
Burryport
Wales
Trepassey
Newfound
America
Friends
Atlantic
George Fried
Mander
The
Merian
Fried
Associated Press
Ueenstown
Cobh
In Jail Fight Overturned by Officer Intervention
The report describes a disturbance at the jail where Serda demanded entry, Koster and an officer clashed with a party member who was reportedly intoxicated. Price, released on bond after arrest, said Koster struck first, while Serda defended his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serda
Koster
Price
Mobile troop leaves for Fort Barrancas training
The mobile contingent for citizens' military training departed for Fort Barrancas. They will be absent a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Barrancas
Death Denies Pretty Rosa Claire Broadway Breakthrough
Chicago report detailing the death of 22 year old dancing comedienne Pretty Rosa Claire of Sunny Days after a celebratory car ride to Broadway rehearsals ended in a crash on Michigan Boulevard. Also injured were Miss Maple and two others in the party including a New York divorcee and a chauffeur. The fatal impact occurred as the vehicle struck a lamp post. Claire had accepted a leading role in a New York musical and had announced retirement from Sunny Days prior to the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rosalie Claire
Broadway
Michigan Boulevard
Miss Claire
New York
New Mission Maple
George E. Griffiths
Negro
William Tasek
Miss Maple
Claire
Michigan Ee
Michigan Avenue
Revenue Commissioners to Inspect Road Conditions
Revenue Commissioners will conduct a road inspection to assess highway conditions and identify needed repairs. Officials will review surface quality, drainage, signage, and safety features to determine maintenance priorities and funding implications. Public safety and transport efficiency will guide the inspection findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue Commissioners
Arbiter Named in U S and Mexican Claims Case
An arbiter was appointed in a cross border claims case between the United States and Mexico. The appointee, selected by Lindball, hails from the University of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Mexico City
Newapepee Soers Meme Ague Tribunal
Hag
Lindball
The
Unieretty of
Ca Ee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ine
Grach
Moose of
Jeanne Nelson
Ill
Mooselet
Loyal Order
Moose
Europe
Order
Cardiff
Welsh Port
Liberty, Ala
Sas Town
Black
Peoples Pharmacy
Felicitate
Police
Colorado
County Board
Nega
Edmonds
Sam Houston Hall
Brice M. Mace
C. G
Walter Patten
Colutin
Metzelar
Porto Rican Senate
Hag Black Eye
Solons
Oman
Ing
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!