Train collision injures passengers near Commerce and St Anthony
A Louisville and Nashville passenger train No 2 northbound and a Southern switch train collided at Commerce and St Anthony streets early today. Colonel Dallas B Smith veteran’s bureau director in New Orleans suffered a shoulder injury while Mr Mauldin foreman of the Southern crew sprained an ankle after leaping clear. Two freight cars were wrecked and timber cargo scattered blocking tracks. Fog restricted signals and the engine pulled away for repairs as traffic delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas B. Smith
New Orleans
United States Veterans’ Dureau
Louisville and Nashville
Southern
Commerce
St. Anthony Street
H. A.*mauldin
Marine Street
Southern Railway
Louisville
Nash
Fe Witeen Ee
Pas
Ete BP
Montbe
Government 1
Ocee Smith
Montgomery
Amone
Fichenes Auldin
Stock Trading Held in Close On Tax Payment Pause
In New York the stock market opened with prices staying in a narrow range as large traders held back until after March 15 tax payments. Generalists stayed firm while lower rail issues led the early trading, Tidewater Oil and Pacific Coast among notable moves as foreign exchanges opened steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tidewater
Pacific Coast
Liquor Cargo, Legal Scrutiny Dominate Gulf Gale Report
The article details a damaged vessel renamed and registry changes under U S law after a rough voyage to Tampico. It notes liquor thrown overboard during storms, missing crew, and a cargo manifest listing 930 casts of booze and other goods. It also covers political appointments and investigations involving high court figures and cabinet allies, with references to ongoing Senate inquiries and potential resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucine
Tino
United States Shipping Board
Merchant Shipping Act of
Fassa
Reying
Gulf
Eho Ark
Mobile
Unclear OCR Item About Washington Officials and Loans
Fragmentary text mentions Coolidge Edward records and a note related to a loan or uncashed check. The readable bits are insufficient to determine specific people, places, dates, or outcomes for a complete summary.
State Officials Inspect County Jail and Food Dept Books
Miss Anne R. Davis in charge of the state food inspection and Henry C. Broom examined the sheriff’s books and jail facilities. Davis praised repainting of the jail as she inspected the county institution.
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Anne R. Davis
Food Inspection Department of State
Gans
Henry C. Broom
Miss Davis
Mr. Broom
Man Sumpter Case Postponed in Jackson Court
R H Sumpter of Jackson Ala was arrested here days ago by city police at the sheriff of Forrest county Miss and his case was called in the 4th recorder's court and reset for March 8. Assistant Chief LeGear said three warrants from Hattiesburg and one from Laurel Miss charge false pretenses and violation of the prohibition law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Sumpter
Jackson
Ala
Forrest County
Miss
4Th Recorder’s Court
W. N. LeGear
Sump
Hattiesburg
Laurel
Soutullio Fined On Fight Charge
Frank Soutullio of lower Government Street was fined ten dollars or ten days by the recorder for knocking W. D. McGill a clerk of 707 as iseet through a plate or WE we ten stoke at 11 foal Royal Street On Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Soutullio
Lower Government Street
Recorder
W. D. McGill
Stoke
Chief Thanks Mobile Scouts for Carnival Help
Police Chief Jesse Hogan sent thanks from the force to the Scouts of Mobile for assisting in directing traffic during the carnival. The message was delivered through Scout Master Harry C. Burton and emphasized the peace officers' appreciation.
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Scouts of
Mobile
Jesse Hogan
Hogan
Harry C. Burton
Weather Brief From Ashington On March Five
Unclear weather note reports rain expected tonight with partial details on air temperatures and skies. Forecaster mentions possible showers and mild winds surrounding the Washington area.
Cotton futures steady in New Orleans trading
In New Orleans on March 6 cotton futures held firm with March at 29.00, May at 28.57, steady early at 27.28, October 24.98 and December 24.58. The market showed little change from earlier levels.
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New Orleans
State Boards Review Third Port Plan Near Chickasaw
At a meeting of the state docks commission the feasibility of erecting state owned docks along the Chickasaw bogue near Chickasaw was discussed. The plan joins two earlier proposals with costs and negotiations continuing to advance the project. Former Governor Charles Henderson Fra G Blair and General weekly Sibert attended as commission members. Ju lron C McClellan advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickasabogue
Chickasaw
State Docks Commission
Charles Henderson
Fra G. Blair
Weely Sibert
Julron C. McClellan
Mém Pe State Supréme Court
Attornee
Tillman Fined 500 for Liquor Car Chase
Tillman Marshall of 400 Knox street and Richard Milton of 666 North Joachim street were fined for violating the prohibition law after a seizure of 22 gallons of liquor. Tillman admitted ownership. Milton claimed he was along for a ride. Additional whiskey found on St Stephens road led to Milton’s appeal bond set at 500.
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Marshall Tillman
Knox Street
Recorder
Richard Milton
North Joachim Street
Franko
William McCauley
Juvenile Court
Tillman
Milton
Conception Street
Prichard
McCauley
St. Stephens Road
Allenville
Gus Toriicen
South Water Street
C. Zickfoose
Seaman
Officials Confer With Governor In Mobile County Case
County officials led by Sheriff Paul Cazalas of Mobile and ex sheriff William H. Holcombe met Governor W. W. Brandon in Montgomery. No subject details were released. Rumors tied the case of John G. Cleveland, a county revenue board member convicted of second degree murder, to discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cazalas
Mobile
William H. Holcombe
Alabama
Montgomery
W. W. Brandon
John G. Cleveland
Coll Board of Revenue
Brandon
Cpin
Harwell
Revolution halts shipping amid Honduran unrest
The Honduras rebellion intensifies as ships from United Fruit face disruption. Two vessels, the Banan and Ellis, refuse in Mobile after loading at Puerto Castilla and heads to the United States may be delayed. Rebels seize reports and threaten gunboat actions as the conflict fuels economic strangulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
United States
Cmpany
United Fruit
Banan
Ellis
Mobile
Puerto
Castilla
Angel Arias
PRIAL ON ER FACE RIDAY IN CIRCUIT COURT
Four defendants appeared in circuit court led by Charlie Bennett facing two counts of assault and battery and one of malicious property injury. Willie Jones Frank Carroll Willie Lee and John McClellan alias John McMullen faced gaming in public. A special jury was drawn for Tommie Hackins alias Red Robbins Dave Rivers and John Mitchell charged with holding up and robbing Officer Pat Delahunty. trial set for March 14.
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Charlie Bennett
Willie Jones
Frank Carroll
Willie Lee
Joon McClellan
John McMullen
Tommie Hackins
Red’ Robbins
Dave Rivers
John Mitchell
Pat Delahunty
Examinations for Pension Bureau Run In Washington
The civil service announces 100 new openings in the Pension Bureau examination to be held on dates in April. Entrance salary up to 1860 dollars with raises to 3000 annually. Subjects include mathematics technics physics interpretation of drawings French and German and engineering branch. Both men and women may apply with full information from the United States Civil Service Commission in Washington or the local post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Washington
Civil Service Common
Enceerins
United States Civil Commission
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Civil Board
Tonnage Rise Reported for Mobile Port February
February port activity at Mobile shows total tonnage of 168 182 tons versus 158 416 in January. February arrivals included 40 foreign bound steamers, 16 coastwise steamships, 11 ships and six barges, per the docks commission report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Tte Docks Commission
Janus
Three Liquor Cases Set for Hearing Next Week
Three liquor cases face hearings as Mrs Hartley and John Brown await preliminary examinations. Officers report ongoing activity linked to alleged liquor violations, with one man from 63 Gower Street arraigned and posting bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppy
O. Hartley
John Brown
National Prohibition I
Gower Street
Livestock Case Docket Set For Friday Court Session
Numerous livestock law violations by failing to dip cattle are listed for circuit court tomorrow with J. W. Hamilton handling 12 cases, J. G. Freeland 6, B. J. Hamilton 6, Frank Moseley 2, and Ben Deakle. Other calls include Dewey Broadus on assault charges, plus cases of abusive language and assault and battery, plus Prohibition and public drunkenness offenses.
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Circuit Court
J. W. Hamilton
Ver
J. G. Freeland
B. J. Hamilton
Frank Moseley
Ben Deakle
Dewey Broadus
Palmer Richardson
Roe Wheeler
W. J. Puckett
Ada to Address Student Class at Spring Hill College
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce will send speaker George Adams advertiser for the Mobile News Item to address commerce and administration students at Spring Hill College on Monday at 7 30 p m. He will discuss advertising and business subjects in a formal class session aimed at students in the commerce and administration fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring ‘Hill College
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
George Adams
Ats
Burton Considered for Navy Secretary Post
Washington report notes Theodore Burton, former senator from Ohio, under consideration by President Osoridge for appointment as secretary of the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
NAVY
Washington, March
Theodore &. Burton
The
Home
One Co
Esiden Osoridge
Secretary of the Navy
Gas prices rise four cents per gallon in Texas city
Gasoline prices in a Texas city were increased by four cents per gallon as the Tex. Mare 6 company announced the new retail rates. The change pushes the price range to about 16 to 21 cents per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex. Mare
Hae Y~ Saeaie Company
Ion Retail
Man faces murder trial over lake steamer poisoning case
The man and three women stand accused in a case tied to the deaths of two sons and a wife aboard the Kenosha lake steamer near Boston on October 26. The state rested its case and the defense began its dramatic recounting as adjournment approached.
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Athater
Ackus
Victor Ason
Kenosha
Quebec
Navy training squadron to gather at Annapolis for summer practice
The Navy will assemble the Midshipman Practice Squadron at Annapolis May 30 under Vice Admiral Newton A. McCully. They sail June 5 for Weymouth England then split routes to Rotterdam and Antwerp. The group visits Brest and Ponta Delgada before target practice off the Chesapeake Capes and returns to Annapolis August 23 for September leave.
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Utah
Newton A. McCully
Annapolis
Emy
Weymouth
England
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Brest
France
Ponta Delgarda
Azores
Major John Astor to pay fine for early vote in parliament
Landon March 6 Major John Jacob Astor plans to pay the 500 pound fine for voting before taking the oath after vacating his seat under the rule. The Westminster paper notes the incident may prompt a reconsideration of parliamentary voting rules. Astor voted in a division on his first House of Commons appearance Tuesday and is expected to be re elected unopposed.
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Landon
John Jacob Astor
Westminster
Paas
Major Astor
House of Commons
Teesday
County posse seeks Negro in Baldwin area
A sheriff's posse searches the countryside between Poigt Clear and Daphnera on the Eastern Shore after five attempts to locate a Black man described as last seen near a white man. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Poigt
Unclear OCR Tax and Market Announcement
Fragmentary notes describe weather and market interpretations by authorities with figures and dates garbled. It mentions dollars and a stated value but contains many unreadable terms and misaligned names. No coherent event or entities emerge from the readable text.
Candler Byfield Suit Opens in Atlanta as Jury Selection Begins
The Candler Byfield case, a $100,000 assault suit by Mrs. Sarah G. Byfield against Walter T. Candler, began jury selection after prior postponements. Mrs. Byfield, a young Atlanta society figure, seeks damages amid notable public attention and the defendant’s recent high profile breach of promise case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Candler- Byfield
Sarah G. Bytid
Walter T. Candler
Byfield
Clyde K. Byfield
Sienna
Candler
G. Candler
Onezima
Boucher
New Orleans
Tangier dispatch reports Spanish setback in Moroccan action
London telegraph notes the Tangier correspondent says the regent action in Morocco caused a severe reverse for Spanish forces. The Spanish line was broken, Rif forces press through toward Midar Nador near Melilla where Spain's headquarters stands, with rumors that Melilla is burning.
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London
Tangier
The
Daily Express
Morocco
Tizziazza
Midar Nador
Melilla
Gibraltar
Arkansas Builder to Get Big Job
Little Rock Arkansas March 6 Stewart and McGehee Nash this city have been a war tract for the construction 000 hotel building in Texat with a building set te sient sthicleas e bu ste e of vaca steel concrete with roof garden suns modern in every respect it was said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Stewart & McGehee
This City
Texat
Bryan Boomers to Meet in Arkansas
Nearly one thousand supporters of the Bryan for president movement in Arkansas will gather in Marion Arkansas to formulate a plan to send delegates to the national convention and cast their votes for the commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Boomers
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Bryan
Marion
Fragmentary OCR Note with Age Reference
A damaged OCR fragment mentions age and gore with unclear context. The readable words suggest a fragmentary record lacking names dates places or events to confirm a coherent report.
In Chemists Discuss Body Value and Repeated Claims
A West Texas figure questioned the worth of the human body and disputed prior remarks. Dr Pierle’s analysis was cited, with authorities noting no credible chemical basis for the assertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Texas
West Texas Normal
Eos
Burma
Pierle
Barges in Tow Sails Toward New Orleans After Incident
A damaged OCR fragment describes five steel barges in tow with possible 51 feet of length. It mentions a prior trip of 1,000 gross ton vessels toward New Orleans and a period of over £ days, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Border order test from San Diego patrol briefing
A March note from San Diego reports a border order and related pedestrian and vehicle restrictions. Officials outline new procedures affecting crossings and enforcement details.
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Gullide
Commerce and
St. Anthony
Nate
Coolidge
Aibarenite
Senate
Peet
Chicago
Charles R
J. W. Thompson
Milam
Fastart
Peer Iit
Adeate Téhie
da Orgaeenatter
of Town
Eighth
United State Mate Court of Appeals
Krahk
Dietrich
Idaho
Curtie D. Wilbur
Supreme Court of California
Borah
Hefl
Col
Soutullio
Prial
Pension Bureau
ADA
DAL
John Astor
Sean
Valio
Decatur
Suit Test Candler
George D. Tyson
International News Service
Sexere
Gore
Investigation IN
India
IS. Planne
ORDE
San Diego
Cal
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