Grover Cleveland linked to second rum running case
A Gulf chase off Mobile left six shots fired from the coast guard patrol boat Grover Cleveland before surrender. No hits. Seven or so cases of liquor recovered nearby. several men named Vodopege, Gonzalez, and Milerine faced earlier charges. The Grover Cleveland previously tied to the Marion Adams seizure and rum running, with related pleas of guilty by crew members.
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Gulf
Mobile Bar
Coast Guard
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Syate Up
Mobile
John Vodopege
John Vodopega
Marion Adams
Mississippi
Panic over price fixing laws and New York market turmoil
The article cites anti price fixing laws in New York and details a chaotic market day. It notes a sharp drop in Nickel Plate shares and widespread volatility across railroad stocks, with heavy activity at the New York Stock Exchange and a frenzied scene in brokerage offices as traders aimed to cope with record volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goateras
Beech
Uletors
Invest& West
Virginie
Wabash
Pacific
Kanaee Southern
Delaware
Lackwaone & W
Mack ‘ Jorden
Satara Ane Spa
American
Kles
Wheatoo
Stock Exchange
Death of Walter Broco Abraham Linked to Ku Klux Threats
In Birmingham on March 8 authorities said threats of violence by the Ku Klux organization were directed at State Senator Walter Broco Abraham Rich before his death. Rich Auto Company senior partner Ahrens announced Rich killed himself, noting the threats followed him since February and that a business associate warned of danger.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ku Klux
Walter Broco
Abraham P. Rich
B Ahrens
Rich Auto Company
Rich
Handlingham
Mi Business Associates
Cor Sues
Father Cummings Talks On College Campaign
Rev. Father Cummings spoke at a luncheon at the Battle House on Spring Hill College's role in Mobile. He stressed cultural and economic value, noting the college’s 96 years of existence and growing trade influence. Speakers from Lions Club and Optimist Club discussed Spring Hill College's contributions and future role in Mobile.
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Father Cummings
Ziwanis
Battle House
Hall College
Mobile
Cummings
William
Lions Club
Spring Hill College
Wil- Sem Albrecht
Wallace
Aes Ccehen
Optimist Club
Weather Outlook for Alabama Tonight and Thursday
Partly cloudy and milder in western Alabama tonight. Thursday brings increasing clouds and warmer air, followed by showers in the southern portion.
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Alabama
Boost Mobile Drive Gains Citywide Backing
University of Alabama students note Mobile Junior Chamber of Commerce aims to raise 100000 to publicize Mobile and County. At a luncheon Mobile real estate leaders and chamber presidents endorsed the effort and urged broad civic organization cooperation to awaken countywide support.
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University of Alabama
Mobile
Mobile Junior Chamber of Commerce
T U Neress
B. Hamnan
O. .M. Phelps
Mt. Vernon
Cam
Junior Chamber of Commerce
John H. Glennon
Mobile Realtors’ Association
L. C. Irvine
John T. Cochrane
Cochrane
Glennon
Irvine
Awakening
Funeral services set for Captain Edwin B. Kirkbride
Funeral services for Captain Edwin B. Kirkbride city license officer will be held at 4 PM from 104 Theatre Street with interment in Magnolia cemetery. The city hall closed at 10 AM and the flag flown at half mast. He formerly chaired the city council under an aldermanic system and was active in politics. he also ran a steamboat agency. He is survived by one daughter Missey Belle, two nieces, and other relatives. The city commission adopted resolutions of regret.
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Edwin B. Kirkbride
Theatre Street
Magnolia Cemetery
Kirkbride
Missey Belle Wiretiise
F. Cobb
Robin Herndon
E. Crawford
Judge Overrules Bond Waiver For Honduras Schooner Jose Lewis
Attorney Vincent F. Kitt argued to allow the Honduras schooner Jose Lewis to sail without bond, but Judge R. T. Ervin of the federal court overruled the motion. The issue centered on legal grounds for permitting sailing outside and whether bonds were required.
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Vincent F. Kitt
Outlaw, Kilborn & Smith
Honduras
Jose Lewis
R. T. Ervin
Federal Court
Short Step to Figuring Income Tax for 1925
The article outlines the 1926 revenue act benefits, noting a lower income tax for 1925 relative to 1924 and detailing rate changes, increased exemptions, and the requirement for all individuals to file returns. It mentions allocations and the general impact on taxpayers.
Burial misfortune and funeral notices in city
The eight year old Marvin Percy Osborne died after a large roll of Maoleum collapsed in a Reiss Mercantile Company store and was sent to Logtown Mississippi. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs J P Osborne and sister Carolyn Adele Osburn. Funeral services for Mose Williams foreman killed by a locomotive will be held from the family home on Selma Street. Williams leaves wife Myrtle Giddens Williams, son Edward Robert Williams, daughter Myrtle Crescencia Williams, brother EdwardS Williams and two sisters J A Sigerton and Carl E Caristensen.
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Marvin Percy Osborne
Reiss Mercantilie Company
Atore
Logtown
Miss
Roche 5
Sapar Bie
J. P. Osborne
Chickasaw
Potee Heady
Cody
Fran
Roy Connor
Osburne
Carolyn Adele Osburn
Mose Williams
Mobile
Ohio
Selma Street
Williams
Myrtle Giddens Williams
Edward Robert Williams
Myrtle Crescencia Williams
Edwards. Williams
J. A. Sigerton
Carl E. Caristensen
San Bernardino
Calif
Real Estate Transfers Reported Total Over Ten Thousand
Two sales totaling more than 10 000 were reported this afternoon. Katherine L Gomez and husband sold to Corinne E M Peabs a house and lot on West Catherine Street two blocks south of Luling for 5250. A P Meyers sold to Kate M Byrne property on East Clay Street near Davis Avenue including four houses and two lots and later six houses and two lots at Lane and Basil Streets.
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Katherine L. Gomez
Corinne E. M. Peabs
West Catherine Street
Luling
A. P. Meyers
Kate M. Byrne
East Clay Street
Davis Avenue
Lane and
Basil Streets
Foreman & Meador
Titesey
Y W C A Campaign Total Reaches 9491
The Y M C A fundraising drive total reached 9491 after luncheon reports from teams. Team No 8 led by Mrs Erwin Little reported the largest contribution while Dr John W Frazer of St Francis Street Methodist Church gave an inspirational address.
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Erwin Little
John W. Frazer
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Nyes
Mobile Durieine
Bee Stacy
Suits Demand Heavy Damages in Circuit Court
Damage suits totaling about 26000 were entered in the circuit court today. Junior Clemmons sues Walsh Scvetering Co for 10000 for injuries at work on a vessel. Irene next friend C P Kewen and 2 P wan ay sue George A Muths for 10500 over a collision with a parked truck. Tucker sues Dne Packing Co for 6000 after injuries from an elevator shaft fall at Prichard.
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Junior Clemmons
Walsh Scvetering Company
Ar Iive
Gaget A Aintif
Irene ' E
C. P
Kewen
P. Wan
Inge & Bates
George A. Muths
Tucker
Dne Packing Company
Prichard
Conspiracy Case Heard In Federal Court Today
Federal court hears a conspiracy case charging violation of the national prohibition law. Defendants Tom Cleveland Lut Fate James Whitehourst Peter Louis Nelson Walter ailender Willie Pryor are on trial. Several others charged with possession of intoxicating liquor have posted bond and been released.
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Tom Cleveland
James Whitehourst
Peter Louis Nelson
Walter Ailender
Willie Pryor
Y Ed. Thompson
Berner Mre
Percy Thompson
Woman Fined Under Prohibition Law in Royal Street Case
Mrs. H Williams of Royal Street was fined $100 or days by the recorder for violating prohibition law after detectives found whiskey at 6511 North Lawrence. She denied the charge. The dwelling and part of the alleged effects were involved in the case.
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H. Williams
Royal Street
Recorder
North Lawrence
Woman Too Ill to Press Charges in Court Hearing
Mrs. Josephine Bunch White was struck in the head by an iron pipe at Weter and Lipscombe streets and could not appear in court to press assault and battery charges against Mrs. Lilian Graham. The hearing was postponed to March 9. Mrs. White, who was injured and hospitalized, also accused Graham of alienating her husband.
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Josephine. Bunch White
Caroline Avenue
Weter
Lipscombe Streets
Lilian Graham
North Frankton Street
Graham
Supers added to roll police department names three officers
Joseph Fisher Brooks Murray and Richard J Lincoln were added to the supernumerary roll per orders at police headquarters. Chief Warren F Burch ordered enforcement of permit requirements for contractors and anyone repairing buildings. Building Inspector John R Peavy complained about many repairs done without permits.
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Joseph Fisher
Brooks Murray
Richard J. Lincoln
Police Department
Olle Hurd
Warren F Burch
John R. Peavy
Burch
Vast System of Power Linking States Across Regions
The Journal describes a national electric power network forming from Canada to the Gulf, with Minnesota supplying surplus to areas of shortage and a chain of borrowed capacity across states. Mitchell of FE Bond and Share outlines benefits like reliable supply, reduced idle power, and coordinated use of hydro and coal plants, as lines extend toward the Canadian border.
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Gulf of Mexico
Minnesota
Danville
Booth Bend
Ind
Ne Mitchell
York
Mitchell
Seeeen
Georgia
Railroad merger plan hits legal and stock hurdles in commission ruling
The commission rejects central claims in a proposed railroad consolidation involving Nickel Plate and Chicago and Ohio lines. It finds the lease terms coercive to stockholders and declines to set a fixed stock exchange ratio, citing rights of assent and potential legal issues while noting transportation-phase objections.
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Coalmineien
New York
Louis Railroad Co
Chicake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
Erie
Marquette
Canada
Shccuielene Junto
Aleseta
Cunningham Faces Hammer Crime Trial In Calhoun County
The trial of Cunningham for life begins in Calhoun county circuit court over the murder of Lam Scott, a young farmer killed February 2, and the later assault on Scott’s wife. Authorities allege Cunningham lured Scott from his home and beat him with a hammer, while the wife repelled advances. Police link Cunningham to the case through identification and call records.
Whiskey found in hotel yard prompts probe
Twenty quarts of whiskey in bottles marked 1 Scotch were found in the Savoy Hotel yard at Water and Coat streets after an employee reported prohibited liquor. Sheriff’s deputies notified. no arrests or claims reported. a fine and costs likely if charged.
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Savoy Hotel
Water and Coat Streets
Aoe
Robert Hurst
Gilee Baers
Fragmentary OCR Suggests Personal Reflections
The readable fragment hints at a character reflecting on personal possessions and inner thoughts. No clear event or entities are identifiable from the excerpt.
UnclearOCR Brief From 19th Century Notices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals with surnames Rich Brower Jewell Everett and Jones. The content references certification, payment disputes, collection of debts, and ownership notes in a district or firm context. No clear event, date, or place is ascertainable from the readable fragments.
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London
Birminghar
Prowsr
Rich
Brower
Ziorower Russum
Jewell Ames
Everett
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Sys
Journal
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