Auto Crash injures Algona man in Roche area
M Netzur A Anderson of Algona Iowa was badly hurt when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Edward Gabel of Oakdale Avenue on Government Street near Lafayette at 10 10 this morning. Anderson was taken to Providence infirmary with head injuries and possible internal injuries. Gabel surrendered to police and was charged with reckless driving.
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A. Anderson
Algona
Iowa
Government Street
Lafayette
Edward Gabel
Oakdale Avenue
Anderson
Providencenfirmary
Roche
Gabel
George W. Gust
Old
Shell Road
Ed Bettam
Inopestion of Cedar Point road paving cost overruns
Board of revenue members scheduled a Wednesday inspection of Cedar Point road paving to address cost overruns far above the original estimate. Commissioners Towle and Byrne seek to clarify contract issues and potential road acceptance while Theo Massey delays final cost figures.
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Board of Revenue
Cedar Point
Albert Towle
Pat Byrne
Theo Massey
Massey
R. M
Perry
ProhibitionBallot Battle Draws National Attention
Prohibitionists and enforcement leaders in the District of Columbia Maryland Delaware and Kentucky push for tougher measures as Congress opens a week of debate. Representative Phillips and others criticize dry policy and warning of a government breach in law. Senate discussions and proposed modifications loom as supporters and opponents clash over enforcement and political influence.
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Congress
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Kentucky
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Publi Morals
Methodist
Church
Phillips
Republcan
Pennsylvania
Republic
Ton
Gemate
Alzavent
Mouintal Hagnee
Maryand
Eer
Edmund Budnite
Weller
W. O. Mays
Tennessee
Last Tax Day Draws Payers in Mobile
The Mobile IRS office shows a rush as this final day to file income tax returns arrives without penalties. Payers lined up early amid expectations of the season's peak activity. Congress recent exemption changes reduced smaller taxpayers, though total tax revenue may not fall in proportion to the drop in returns.
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Mobile
Internal Revenue Rvice
Congress
Lenten Services Planned At St Josephs Church
Rev J J Wallace will deliver the Lenten sermons at St Josephs Catholic church Wednesday night at 730 oclock. The feast of St Joseph will be observed Friday with masses at 6, 7, and 9. Rt Rev Bishop Edward Allen will administer confirmation at the last mass. Stations of the cross at 730. Sunday masses at 6, 7, 830 and 10 with a Sunday night sermon on Heroes of Christ.
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J. J. Wallace
S. J
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph
Edward Allen
D. D
Mobile
Father R. F. Bryant
Man burned by blow torch at Adams Street incident
A gasoline blow torch at 154 Adams Street injured M Heath this morning about 8 30. He suffered burns to the face lost some hair and eyebrows as fire department reports. The fire department also noted a busy Sunday with eighteen calls for fires causing only slight damage and most from sparks on shingles.
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Adams
Mobile Merchants Slogan Contest Opens for Prizes
Readers in Mobile can win prizes in the Mobile Merchants Slogan Contest with awards to be announced at the News-Item contest later this month. The advertisement invites familiarity with local slogans to prepare bids.
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Mobile
Flight of 48 Nuns Behind Mexican Bayonets
Reverend Father Lawton recalls a dramatic yet humorous moment during the 48 Catholic nuns from the Convent of the Visitation preparing to depart Mexico for Mobile. Mother Mary Margaret Semple, in charge, challenged a Mexican officer, and another nun retaliated with a handbag strike, prompting soldiers to strike back, injuring the women.
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Father Lawton
Convent of the Visitation
Mexico
Mobile
Mary Margaret Semple
Mother Semple
Father Lawson
Negro Killed in Peculiar Accident Near Magazine Point
Will Larry a Black resident of Plateau died yesterday afternoon from a pistol wound accidentally inflicted by Deputy Sheriff George while crossing a cattle guard on the streetcar line near Magazine Point. He stumbled and fell causing the pistol to discharge and strike the rail. the bullet caused fatal injuries.
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Will Larry
Plateau
George
Magazine Point
Pole-Climbing Feat Completed
A pole-climbing feat was completed with thirteen remaining as the key outcome. The terse notice highlights the milestone and preserves the event cadence for the local page.
Three Crew Members Bound Over After Grover Cleveland Hearing
John Vodopija Joe Milerine and Louis Gonzales crew members of the Grover Cleveland were bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing in Mobile. The vessel tied up pending disposition after coast guard pursuit found no liquor aboard but found floating packages in the gulf during the raid.
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John Vodopija
Joe Milerine
Louis Gonzales
Grover Cleveland
Grand Jury
United States
J. I. Burgett
Mobile
New Orleans
Coast Guard
GC-301
Maplefeld
Brass Knuckles Costly to Negro in Recorder Court
Richard Edwards was fined 101 dollars and costs after trial for an assault on Robert Ethan with brass implements. Ethan suffered serious injuries and Edwards was captured by Officer Pat O'Brien. William Blanks and others faced charges for assaults with a knife, violations of dry laws, and related actions in the recorder's court with various fines or days in jail.
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Richard Edwards
D. H. Edington
Robert Ethan
Ethan
Edwards
Pat O’brien
William Blanks
Recorder’s Court
Marylin
Ed Lewis
Hugh Rankin
Catherine Abrams
Rosa Franklin
Walter Franklin
James Walker
Funeral arranged for accident victim on Jacob Luckenback
Funeral services are set for Zohn Jensen aged 49 who died when a hatch cover fell on him aboard the steamer Jacob Luckenback while employed by Todd Shipbuilding. Burial is planned at Magnolia cemetery. Jensen resided at Kelloggs and Sutton streets and is survived by his family. Ben Mitchell, a local helper, suffered injuries in the same incident.
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Zohn Jensen
Jacob Luckenback
Todd Shipbuilding Company
Ti O
Roche
Magnolia Cemetery
Jensen
Ben Mitchell
St Francis Street
Kelloggs and
Sutton Streets
Chatham Convicts Jailed Here After Conviction
Norman Cunningham and Tom Gambling Washington county prisoners and Seaton were jailed at Mobile county jail Saturday to await further action. Cunningham received 20 murder charges while Gambling faced additional counts.
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Norman Cunningham
Tom Gambling
Ashington County
Mobile
Mito
Cunningham
Weather fragment from Alchame reports frost injury
A weather note from Alchame mentions cold conditions with a mention of salted toes and frost reach. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks a clear date or event.
Prohibition Referendum Debate Moves in Congress
Senator Walter Edge of New Jersey proposes a national referendum on prohibition through a joint resolution to authorize states to conduct referenda. He cites public sentiment polls and seeks a Senate Judiciary sub committee hearing with evidence from social workers clergy and educators.
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Washington
Congress
Walter BE. Edgeublican
New Jersey
Edge
United Preas
Senate Judiciary Committee
A. Republican
Colorado
Taylor to preside in Mobile rate case hearing
R. V. Taylor, Mobile, named to preside at a federal rate hearing April 19 in Mobile over Meridian to Mobile rate disparities. Chamber of Commerce notes higher Mobile rates than similar Mississippi routes and seeks relief. Rail lines propose wheat and corn rate cuts to New Orleans not Mobile. action ends discrimination on blackstrap molasses to Nashville via Savannah.
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R. V. Taylor
Mobile
Mobile Moraliroad
Vratey
Taylor
Chamber of Commerce Eyrom
Omm
Washington
Meridian
Alabama
Laurel
Mississippi
Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi Citi
Federal
Champe of Commerce
Kansas City
Missouri River
New Orleans
Beaumont
Nashville
Savannah
New Central Fire Station Nears Occupancy in April
The Wilkin son and Francis site will house the new central fire station with Chief Gus Rehm moving in, an alarm system to be installed, and companies 9 12 and 12 assigned there. The Water street station behind the Southern market will host companies 2 4 6 plus reserve steamers, with chiefs offices in other specified locations.
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Wilkinson and &. Francis
Gus Rehm
Rehm
Scout
Water Street
Government
Church Streets
Springhill Avenue
Maryland
Joachim Amen Lipscombe
Ot Peer, Born and
St. Francia Streets
Mobile Weather Forecast Calls for Cold, Fair Conditions
The latest mobile weather report notes a cold but fair day with a minimum temperature around 37 degrees. Heavy clouds move in tonight as winds ease, bringing a chilly night but dry conditions through the area.
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Borgony
Seized Auto Auctioned Despite Prohibition Seizure
A Dodge touring car seized by federal prohibition agents months ago, believed to belong to Hance Thompson, was sold at auction by Deputy W W Settee. The sale concludes the seized vehicle case and transfers ownership to the highest bidder.
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Hance Thompson
Settee
Col John C Coolidge in grave condition in Plymouth
Colonel John C Coolidge, father of the president, lay near death in Plymouth Massachusetts. Reports say his vitality ebbed as Dr Albert M Cram described his weakness. the patient could take little nourishment and faced a quiet, sedated night as his condition deteriorated.
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Plymouth
John C. Ee Shepdaiale
Ergy
Albert M. Cram
Bridger
Sheriff Angus MacAulay Guards Coolidge Birth Home
In Plymouth Vermont deputy sheriff Angus MacAulay, born in Scotland, is assigned to duty at the Calvin Coolidge boyhood home. He keeps traffic off the road and serves as a nurse and general assistant as Col John C. Coolidge’s health declines. A tourist question about the birthplace room is answered by a storekeeper. MacAulay works 24 hours a day at the Coolidge residence.
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Plymouth
John C. Coal
Calvin Coolidge
MacAulay
Coolidge
Bor
Scotland
Uni Biates
Tournal
Angus
Coolidge Home
Vermont to open Ludlow Plymouth Notch road for president visit
Vermont officials ready a five ton tractor with a rotary snowplow to clear the Ludlow to Plymouth Notch highway. The effort aims to permit motor travel to service the president’s father’s location as heavy snows demand nonstop plowing to reach hard pan.
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Plymouth
Vermont
United States
Ludlow
Rutland
Railroad Point
Plymouth Notch
Col John C Coolidge Alleged Cause Unclear at Death
Plymouth Vermont reports Col John C Coolidge died with authorities uncertain about the cause. The note hints at an unexpected or hidden reason behind his passing as investigators review available clues and statements.
Last Day of Grace for Taxpayers in Revenue Filing
Washington reports the final grace day for tax returns with due dates today March 16. Checks and money orders must arrive by hm filing hour for those with incomes above thresholds. Some extensions granted for $6000+ incomes, but taxes owed must be paid now. Individuals with net income 9500 plus or gross income 5000 must file.
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Washington
Filin
Saenaehthont
Man Under Charge Fails to Appear in Court
Harry Minto charged with assault using a pistol did not appear. Judge Claude Gray set bond forfeiture at a fine and a $60 reward offered for Minto’s capture. Sheriff Schwarz reported information that a man resembling Minto was seen in Miami, Florida. Other docket items postponed to a later date.
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Harry Minto
Fermion
Claude Graynon
Ion
Minto
Mobile
Schwarz
Miami
Fila
Bart Emberlain
Chamberlain
Infielders Move to Bears From Mobile Trade
Infielder Brovold joins the Bears after being acquired from the Mobile club, previously tied to the Red Sox and San Antonio. He is a 400 hitter slated for a tryout at third base, arriving from Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Bank Ge
Brovold
Aegee Red Sox
San Antonio
T City
Lewis
Minneapolis
Minn
Denial of San Antonio & Aransas Pass rail line plan
Washington March 15. A tentative report to the Interstate Commerce Commission recommends denial of the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway’s application to construct two new railroad lines in Texas. Commissioner Woodlock signed the recommendation.
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Washington
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Unclear fragment references armed group and explosions
Fragmentary account mentions armed citizens seized and bound, a bank figure named Mittweede and others, an unclear action at a building, with explosions affecting bystanders. Details incomplete and names uncertain.
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Ernest Mittweede
Mitweede
Williams and
Cap
Short Steps to Figuring Tax Debt Writeoff
The text outlines how a debt discovered as worthlessness may be deducted from income for the year. It notes the taxpayer can deduct the amount charged off when ordinary legal collection efforts have been unavailable or would be unavailing.
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Come In Computing
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