Bonds Draft Delayed Arrival for $4.8 Million Road Project
Papers from Chapman and Cutler on the proposed $4 8 million road and bridge issue failed to arrive in time for today's board of revenue meeting. No action was taken to advance the 22 improvements. A telegram indicated papers were mailed and may be ratified at the next meeting. Chairman Davis suggested April 19 as a tentative election date. Tom Boone mentioned local insurance for Old Shell road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman and Cutler
Board of Revenue
Arthur D. Davis
Davis
Tom Boone
Old Shell Road
Mobile to Biloxi Bus Line Starts Inaugural Run
The Overstated Transit Motor Lines launched the Mobile to Biloxi service with a 9:00 am departure and a noon return from Mobile. Buses run 71 miles each way with a two hour fifty minute layover, passing through Theodore Irvington St Elmo Grand Bay Orange Grove Moss Point Pascagoula Fontainbleau Ocean Springs and oxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Paper Mills
Moss Point
Pascagoula
Iee Fontainbleau
Ocean Springs
Oxi
Rochester Woman Seeks Mate Here
Mrs Eph Weston of 235 Baden Street Rochester New York writes Ephraim Tulsa Oklahoma for mobile on February 29. The wife says she recently suffered a bad fall is a patient in a Rochester hospital and in need of his help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph Weston
Badentreet
Rochester
N. Y
Tulsa
Okla
Mobile
Hartwell thanked for improving area drainage
City Commissioner Harry T. Hartwell, head of the omens Sauere ment, received a letter from residents of the Maysville section thanking him for drainage improvements south of Government and west of Weinacker Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Hartwell
Maysville
Weinacker Avenue
Former Mobilian Visits Old Home
N. Harrison Jr., formerly of Toulminville, who left in 1918, returns to visit relatives at the Battle House, afterward going to Birmingham where he is engaged in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Harrison, Jr
Toulminville
Battle House
Menene
Birmingham
Drive For Traffic Safety Opens Over Mobile Today
A joint traffic campaign led by the Mobile Automobile Club and police in Hickox is to run with school talks and pledges from motorists and children. Prizes will go to 10 children who sign pledge cards agreeing to traffic rules. Campaign HQ is at the old Community Chest office on St Francis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Automobile Club
Police de Hickox
The
Community Chest
St. Francis Street
Joachim
Conception Streets
Intercoastal Canal Routing Data Collected
A preliminary survey for a proposed intercoastal canal from New Orleans to Jacksonville is under Col. Earl Wheeler. The plan aims to link the Atlantic Gulf steamship route with an inland path between New Orleans and Mobile and a corridor between Mobile and Florida points, with New Orleans as a key segment. Wheeler has studied multiple sites and will visit New Orleans before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Col
Mobile
Mobilecate
Wheeler
Washington
Shrine Delegations Stopover En Route To Imperial Meeting
Shrine delegations from Columbus Ohio and El Paso along with three city groups will pause in Mobile on April 25 to 28 as they travel to the imperial council meeting. The Louisville and Nashville railroad passenger agent H C Geron announced the stopovers with arrivals and departures slated for each date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Imperial Coun Seacuesen
Mobile Chamber Dey Commerce
H. ¢. Geron
Loulaville and Nashville Railroad
Aladdin Temple
Columbus
Ohio
el Paso
Dentist Eastburn Hurt in Auto Crash in O Gwynn Building
Dr. E. B. Eastburn a dentist with offices in the O Gwynn building was injured late Saturday when struck by an automobile driven by John H. Jones a ship broker details of the crash indicate he suffered injuries and was treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Eastburn
Davison Held Up by Bad Weather Near Fort Bragg
Assistant Secretary of War F Trubee Davison and Major General James E Fechet, chief of the Army Air Service, were en route to Panama and awaiting reports as they halted at Fort Bragg due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
N.C
F. Trubee- Davison
James E. Fechet
Army Air Service
Panama
Fort Bragg
Piling Complaint Hearing Set by Alabama Public Service Commission
The Alabama Public Service Commission will hear on April 3 a piling rates complaint filed by the Mobile Chamber of Commerce on behalf of the Republic. The case concerns piling rates between Mobile, Alabama points and was submitted recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Public Service Commission
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
The
Republic
Mobile Alabama
Prichard Clerk Confesses to Fake Cash Robbery
L G Stewart a Standard Oil clerk admitted faking a hold up at a filling station and spending $19.60 entrusted to him. Detectives investigated after Stewart telephoned in a report. He later signed a confession in police presence and was arraigned for hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Stewart
Prichard
Standard Oil
Bernstein
Untreiner
Claude Johnson
Stewart
Deee
Pont A
Tornet
Warren Burch
Clete Edward V. Warren
The
Recorder’s
Stewie
Escaped Convicts Sought From Camp Kilby in Mobile
Police seek two state convicts Joeams and Frank Siesel after an escape from Camp Kilby. Descriptions include Joeams five feet five inches, blue eyes, brown hair with a love tattoo on left wrist. Siesel a heavy man with a distinctive neck mark. police ask Milton, Fila to aid arrest as one-ton truck believed headed their way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Kilby
Frances
H. F
Milton
Fila
Ot Oe
Joeams
Frank Siesel
Williams
Siesel
Talbott Plans Air Run to Meet Mauretania at Egypt Border
Harold E. Talbott Jr of Dayton Ohio on a hunting trip has chartered Royal Airways to meet the Mauretania sailing from Alexandria on March 17. The liner travels from Cairo toward Wadi Halfa to reach the party near the southern boundary of Egypt as they push 2000 miles from Alexandria. The expedition, covering Tanganyika Kenya and the Sudan, marks the imperial airways line’s first southward run from Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Mauretania
Alexandria
Harold E. Talbott, Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Heart of
Africa
Royal Airways
Mongalla
Sudan
Tanganyika
Kenya
Wadi Halfa
Imperial Airways
Talbott
Stinson Aims New Endurance Hop From Detroit
Eddie Stinson and George Haldeman plan a dawn takeoff from St Clair ice in Detroit for a second attempt to set a world endurance flight record. They seek to surpass the previous mark as they push aviation limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Eddie Stinson
George Haldeman
St. Clair
Stinson
Haldeman
Lake &T
Rolls-Royce Co Nets Big Profit Reported
Springfield Mass March 12 Rollis of America Inc made a net it of 104,250.24 in issued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolls-Royce CO
NETS
BIG Profit
Springfield
Mass
Rollis of America, Inc
Confederate veteran Brig. Gen Walter Jones dead at 81
Louisville Georgia reports Brig. Gen. Walter B. Jones 81 a Confederate veteran died after a long illness. Jones served as assistant adjutant of the United Confederate Veterans and fought in Civil War battles including moments in Soamuaien. He was commissioned a general in 1865 at age 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Walter
Jones
Luna
Soamuaien
United Confederate Veterans
Mother Surrenders in Spanking Case
A mother agrees to refrain from spanking her 16 year old daughter Lorene Jones as part of a settlement after she was charged with assault. The girl declined to decide and stayed at her Sunday school teacher and high school location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine
Relen
Asn
Lorene Jones
Defense Hopes To Prove Girl's Death Was Not Self Inflicted
In Columbiana Ald March 12 defense lawyers challenge state claims that Louise Monteabaro 24 died by self harm acknowledging a gunshot wound to the head from a 63 caliber revolver vs a .32 caliber carry gun and argue the absence of powder burns supports foul play. State witnesses Mrs G Dubose W W Stuart and S E Centerfitt testified while the defense expects Dr C O Lawrence of Calera to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbiana
Ald
Louise Monteabaro
Police Uit Medical
Ae Nis
Ae Tre Don
Blake
Mures
Ofiss
Lhe
Miss Monteboro
G. Dubose
W. W
Mussolini Backer Gets Big Reception in New York
Samuel McClure founder of Mf Magazine led a Mussolini support march through the district after a debate at the Selwyn theatre. He defended Mussolini's policies against Dr. Vincenzo Nitti as followers and opponents clashed and caused disorder during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
McClure
Mere 5 Magazine
Mussolini
Vincenzo Nitti
Selwyn Theatre
Radio bill slated for action today
The measure faces quick progress with final action due today. If Congress does not finish before Thursday night the administration will revert authority of Commerce H to oversee the program.
U S Offers Medical Aid in Brazil
Washington March 12 The American Red Cross today offers medical aid in Brazil responding to urgent humanitarian needs. The aid includes medical supplies and personnel to assist in relief efforts amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Brazil
Washington
American Red Cross
Ca- Red Cross
Negro Confesses to Gem Robberies in Chattanooga
Robert McAfee, 21, confessed to multiple jewel thefts totaling 2500 dollars over the past two months in Chattanooga Tennessee authorities said yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert McAfee
Murder probe ties Newt Burns to Texas triple death case
Sulphur Springs Texas March 12 Newt Burns a 24 year old chauffeur charged in San Hopkins county declared Hewitt will leave for San Angelo with his prisoner this afternoon. Burns said he had been playing the radio the night the murders occurred. When the family objected he picked up an axe and killed them. In Ban Angelo Texas March 12 discovery of the mutilated bodies of Mrs W J Juergens her daughter Myrna 13 and Rosa Schirra of Pittsburgh Pa led to Burns arrest. The three bodies were found in the Juergens home. Burns a chauffeur and friend of the family was named as a suspect after authorities could not locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Newt Burns
San Hopkins County
Hewitt
San Angelo
Burns
Burne
Ban Angelo
Tex
W. J. Juergens
Myrna
Rosa Schirra
Pittsburgh
Juergens
Rae Sentee
Perete
Ree
Prisoner Williams Bawara Hickman Near Hanging Awaiting Trial
In Los Angeles authorities move to hang Hickman and Williams Bawara as jurors had recommended life terms for Hickman after the murder of Ivy Toms. Hunt, Hickman’s former accomplice, is to be sentenced after a motion for a new trial and appeal are heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Williams Bawara Hickman
Hickman
Marian Besen- Parker
Ivy Toms
Hunt
Hickman Jurday
Dothan Girl Dies in Alleged Attack
An 18 year old girl died in a hospital from injuries after an alleged February 28 attack. C A Campbell state and county enforcement officer is held in Montgomery county jail. Campbell denies knowledge of the attack and had been transferred from Houston county jail amid growing public pressure. The girl reportedly signed a statement before her death.
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Dothan
Ala
C. A. Campbell
Montgomery County
Campbell
Houston County
Fire destroys seven buildings in Prestonsburg
A Prestonsburg blaze last night damaged seven business buildings and other property, with losses estimated above 100000 dollars. The fire began in a bakery at 11 o'clock and spread to the Floyd County building, the telephone exchange, post office, and the Jones building, demoralizing local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prestonsburg
Floyd County
Telephone Eneianne
Jones
Acquittal Forecast in Mississippi Murder Case
Forest Mississippi March 12 foresees verdicts of not guilty for five co defendants in the Dayton Sorsby murder. The case against Ollie Rushing appears headed to acquittal in the early verdict forecast.
Five Robberies Reported in Chattanooga Night Incident
Five persons reported attacks and robberies in Chattanooga after midnight Saturday. W. A. Broome lost 80 dollars. C. H. Reedy Clarence Wilkins Raymond Fuller and C L Johnson also reported attacks and small robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. A. Broome
C. H. Reedy
Clarence Wilkins
Raymond Fuller
Cc. L. Johnson
Dr Sawyer's Body Shipped Home from Tennessee
A brief item notes the body of Dr Sawyer being shipped home from Br. Georgs Tenn on March 12. Further readable details are limited due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Railway sought to wreck coal company testimony before senate
Thomas Sagler, Roseville Coal Company general manager, accused the Pennsylvania Railroad of trying to force his firm out of business. He said the railroad bought coal while mines used union labor but cut a siding in 1926 after a Chicago talk with Henry Owens, PRR purchasing agent, and indicated it would not pay a price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Owens
Pennsylvania Railroad
Saglier
Oakley Harris Slain by Woman Near New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 12 Oakley B. Harris a wealthy billiard hall proprietor and noted sportsman was shot at his chicken farm after refusing to accompany Mrs Sarah Kalloway to her apartment. Kalloway was arrested and charged with murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Oakley B. Harris
Sarah Kalloway
Harris
Naval Depot in West Washington Target of Legislation
A survey study supports establishing a western high rate depot for the navy at Manteeunies depot to improve ammunition storage. Legislation to enact the plan is under consideration in Washington on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manteeunies
York judge hears night court case of George and attacker
In night court Judge Glatzsmayer presided as George prosecuted his own case against a stranger who struck him near Square. The attacker admitted the impulse to run but George argued back, asserting he did not flee. The tense exchange highlighted the improvised self defense hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Mes Square
Albert
George
Caleo
Man
Glatzsmayer
Pittsburgh Coal Probe Clarified by Senate Reference
The article notes a 1925 senate inquiry into the coal industry with reference to Pittsburgh figures and the role of local business groups. It mentions the chamber’s interest and the connection to wire reports and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Coe
Pieburgh
Alec Maesae Ig
Sen Gok
Coal Indus
British Pilot Killed in Crash in Sea
A British pilot died when his aircraft crashed into the sea. The search recovered no trace of the pilot or the aircraft, and the incident prompted official investigations.
Miner Crushed by Falling Slate at Tennessee Mine
Arnold Eaton, 27, a Roane Iron Company miner, was found dead after a slate fall at the Oood slate mine in Tennessee. Officials report a fatal mining accident with the victim crushed by falling slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ood
Tenn
Merchan
Arnold Eaton
Roane Iron Company
Phy
Lindbergh Near First Million Amid Diverse Ventures
Col onel Charles A Lindbergh, still under 27, has amassed close to his first million. He built fame from a mail plane at two and now overflows into vaudeville and movie royalties. Despite one cigarette, he avoids endorsing brands and has no fixed taste in equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sullivan
International News Service
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Aibngon Washington March 1994 lead constanion case unfolds
In March 1994 in Aibngon Washington the lead constanion Jame i faced scrutiny as investigators pursued evidence of deliberate concealment of his use in an unspecified matter. The fragment hints at a formal inquiry and potential disclosure failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Constanion Jame i
Arrest of Vu 8 Missionaries Adourned to April
The Vu 8 Missionaries case was adjourned until April when defense witnesses will testify.
Saud and Hedjaz Deny Holy War Against Arabia
Saudi and Hedjaz leadership deny any pledge or sponsorship of a holy war, rejecting the claim of support for extremist movements and disavowing involvement in such actions amid reports of tensions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saud
Hedjaz Nejd
Tax on billiard tables upheld in Washington ruling
The ruling from Washington on March 12 upholds a local tax on billiard tables, affecting bar owners and recreational venues. The decision clarifies tax applicability to game tables and related equipment, with officials noting continued revenue support for city services.
Reward Ring Targets Bank Robberies in Texas
Ranger reports that a state level reward ring offers payments for each dead robber in ongoing Texas bank heists. Officials say the program aims to curb rampant robberies amid rising violence and threatens to escalate pursuit efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Real Estate Page Runs Wednesday Feature
The notice describes a weekly real estate page schedule stating it now runs every Wednesday and reiterates the publication pattern from past issues. It mentions a two page format and references prior run dates.
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Eelee
Biloxi
Hartwell
Col. Wheeler
Jaxville Mobile
Shriner
Memphis
Dorace Waldron
Joseph
Ioe Oly
Br. Georss Tenn
P. Saw
Coal Company
Oakley Harris
Lindy
Arabia
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