Wren Injured in Motorcycle Crash at Royal and St Michael
Harold C. Wren, a Wheeler Motors day man and auto mechanic, was seriously hurt when his motorcycle collided with James Price's car at the intersection of Royal and St Michael streets. Police report Wren was eastbound on St Michael and Price northbound on Royal during the accident. He received treatment at City Hospital and was later moved to remain under care with a guarded prognosis.
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Royal and
St. Michael
Harold C. Wren
Wheeler Motors, Inc
de Shell Road
LeBaron Avenue
Wren
James Price
St. Michael and
Royal Streets
St. Michael Street
Price
Royal Street
City
St Patrick Birthplace Traditions Conflicting in History
Text notes two rival traditions about St Patrick born in Scotland or in southwest England. It adds that few of his writings survive, leaving historians with incomplete evidence for a solid life story.
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Traditon Litto
St. Patrick
Scotland
England
Visitors Arrive for Gulf Coast Art Exhibit in Mobile
A Mobile visiting party comprising notable Gulf Coast Art Association members tours Mobile gardens to view azaleas in full bloom. Leaders include William Christian and Edmond de Célle, both Mobile residents, among others from regional museums.
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Mem- Associ
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Iam Woodward
Wi.Christian
Edmond de Célle
Local Showers and Fog Forecast Across Regions
Weather bulletin notes cloudy conditions with local showers and fog from Monday night into Tuesday morning. Mild temperatures expected, with coastal fog possible and unsettled rain patterns affecting several areas.
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Alabama
River Forecasts Mention Sudden Weather Shifts Tonight
Fragmented text notes river forecasts with notes on rain showers and possible ponding tonight into Tuesday. Mentions areas like Alghaba and Meanie with uncertain place names and timing.
Land Owners Seek Injunction To Halt Road Work
Petition signed by about 150 taxpayers asks a court for an injunction to stop the construction of a private road from St. road to the resort. Attorneys claim the project is illegal and that $500 had been allotted, prompting the pendency of funds.
Highway Parley Set by Mobile Chamber of Commerce
A Mobile Chamber of Commerce highway committee will meet at 11 AM Tuesday to arrange a large Mobile delegation for the Capital Highway No. 31 project from Montgomery to Mobile. Joe Baker, club president, leads planning after a Bay Minette county representatives meeting. Died people will make the trip.
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
Ft. Cobetee
Montgomery
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Baker
South Alabama
Bay Minette
Day Off Offers Win In Chase Of Liquor Car
Charles Hammond alias Hamilton, accused of forgery and fleeing after a liquor car chase, is jailed after failure to outrun federal and county prohibition officers Monday morning. Hammond, arrested near Pleasant Avenue and Virginia Street, faced arraignment with a $1,000 bond and is held for the next grand jury. The case involves forged checks tied to the Gordon Tire Company and a clothing firm, with partners and associates sought by authorities.
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Day
Charles Hammond
Hamilton
Pleasant Avenue
Virginia Street
Hammond
Earl
Hudson
Lee and
Hughes
Gordon
Dentom Tire Company
Small
Aulle
Montere Ee Oe
Burns
Hoover Proposes 25000 Budget for Conference Delegates
The recommendation suggests Hoover would make 25000 dollars available for conference delegates. The plan aims to fund travel lodging and related expenses for attendees, signaling support for broader participation and official representation.
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Hoover
Women Voters Back Seawall Legislation Aimed at Fees
The Mobile County League of Women Voters endorses legislation on seawall funding and charges that candidates will be asked to approve. Details and page reference follow on page 10 column.
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Joe Lepemane
Poliste
Mobile County League
Gia
Whiskey Still Found Near Officials’ Home Raid Seizes Man
A one gallon whiskey still was recovered in a house on Old Shell road near Indiana avenue within city limits. Roe Wheeler, 29, was jailed on a manufacturing whiskey charge after the county raid. Wheeler was arraigned in inferior court and held on $5,000 bond. authorities questioned why the operation was placed in a residential area.
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Roe Wheeler
Old Shell Road
Indiana Avenue
Wheeler
Yden
J . J. Touatt
Endant
Whealee
Women appeal over destruction of trees along government street
Delegation warns that Wragg swamp stretch of road removes trees and beauty. Officials say preserving trees is a priority and funding will target salvage. Commissioner Estes Baker moves to study starting a county farm nursery to support tree propagation and road maintenance.
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Ae Smith
Government Street
Wragg Swamp
Estes Baker
Public meetings aim to form League for the Hearing
SPEAKS MONDAY of public meetings and private conferences with the view of forming a of the League for the Har Heating. Miss Wright will speak at the Mobile public library Monday night at 8 o'clock at a public, and all among the hard of hearing in order that they may be self-supporting and useful members of society.
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League For the
Wright
Conference called on sprinkler charges by commission
A commission set a rate per sprinkler and discussed lowering the charge. A meeting was planned for Tuesday to finalize action and address the change.
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the Commission
Juror Excused in Lackland Case
A juror was excused in the Lackland case amid ongoing proceedings. The move comes as the court continues to hear related testimony and arguments from both sides. No further details were provided regarding the juror’s replacement or reasons for excusal.
Bilbo Pushes Pardon as Attorney Seeks Release
Disjointed text suggests Mississippi Governor Bilbo faces political pressure over a pardon for an attorney. Reports note possible use of pardoning power with no official comment from the governor while rumors circulate about force or action to free the individual.
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Ernor T. G. Bilbo
Sheriff's Office
Marshall
House of Representatives Semel
Mecia Ates
Boarding house killing leads to two held as witnesses
A 18 year old girl and her brother Robert Elliott are held as material witnesses after a boarding house killing. The Robinson girl, a roomer, quarrelled with V illipique and Miss Robinson over Gregory's attentions. The dispute allegedly flared last night when Miss Vishagra visited Miss Robinson.
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Robert Elliott
Robinson
Elliotts
Villipique
Miss Robinson
Gregory
Black man Willie Tillman fined and jailed after drunken collision
Willie Tillman of Pasca goula was fined 250 dollars and ordered to serve 90 days in jail with an automobile license suspension for one year after a drunk driving collision with Officer Fisher on Houston Street. Tillman fled after the crash but was captured following a pursuit.
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Willie Tillman
Pascagoula
Ateins
Tillman
Officer Fisher
Houston Street
Auto dealer in mistrial over fatal Miss Bloodworth case
The second mistrial was declared in Oxford Mississippi in the Van Hast auto dealer case after a nine to three vote for acquittal. Hast, who married recently, heard the verdict in court as Miss Blanche Bloodworth, a University of Mississippi coed and Tallahatchie County resident, who led the University YWCA, was fatally struck by a fast moving car near a bridge.
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Oxford
Miss
Tom Pegram
van Hast
Blanche Bloodworth
University of Mississippi Coed
Body Of Man Found Floating In River
A body discovered floating in the river awaiting identification. Officials held the case for coroner Dr. H. B. Walker to determine the cause and identity of the deceased.
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H. 8. J. Walker
Ferrell Is Sold to Winston-Salem Club
Memphis star Ferrell transferred to Winston-Salem for a club deal. The move shifts the lineup as Winston-Salem adds the forward from Memphis in a player trade.
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Ferrell
Memphis
Winston-Salem
Doheny’s Wife Testifies On $100,000 Loan To Fall
Mrs Carrie Doheny testified about a $100000 loan from Doheny to Albert Fall in 1921. She described signatures and a note carried to New York then Los Angeles, and how tearing the signature would shield Fall if executors failed to pay. She also said the note was placed in a safe deposit box and later found after Doheny testified.
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Washington
Carrie Batelle Doys Steef Stand Heron
Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Hogan
Missory Ng
Safeguard Fall
New York
Los Angeles
Heanne
Senate
Committee
Robber Drains Chain Store Office In Palm Beach Hold Up
A lone bandit robbed the general office of a chain store system in West Palm Beach on March 17. Store officials estimated the amount of money involved, with details continuing to be investigated.
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Lone Bandit
Chain Store System
West Palm Beach
Fla
Train Derailment Injures Multiple Passengers in Illinois Central Crash
A southbound Illinois Central passenger train derailed near here injuring 14 coaches and several passengers. Names include E Spicer Memphis D Biemes J Jack Mrs J E Grenada R Craig New Orleans J Haynes Greenwood and Robert McGee with bruises sprained foot shock or injuries. Officials cited a possible split rail or broken draw as the cause. details incomplete.
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Illinois Central
Spicer
Via Marpais
Lenin
Memphis
Mer Pong R
Jack
R. Craig
New Orleans
J. H. Haynes
Greenwood
Miss
Robert .McGee
Margaret Rowan
Woman's Democratic Club Meets in Mobile
The Woman's Democratic Club of Mobile will meet at 1 pm Wednesday at the Bienville Hotel to hear ER W Pettus of Selma. All Democrats and friends of Mobile County are urged to attend.
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Woman’s Democratic Club of
Mobile
Bienville
ER. W. Pettus
Selma
Mobile County
St Patrick’s Day Message From Cosgrave To U S
Editor’s note by William T Cosgrave, President of the Irish Free State, urging prosperity and Christian civilization as Ireland claims a straight path forward. Mentions Ireland’s message to Irish in America and references to ongoing events. Page 10, column.
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U.S
Cosgrave
William T Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Sander
Ireland
Irakimen
America
Senate probe opposition cited by state chairman
Washington March 17. An investigator reports that laws are enforced more strictly in this state than any other, according to the chairman. He partially comments on a statement but does not expand. The Wickersham era newspaper discussion is noted.
Hatry Appeal Seeks Shortened Prison Sentence
The lord chief justice rejects Hatry's bid to reduce imprisonment imposed after his conviction. The appeal deems the sentence excessive and sets the start date as today instead of January 24. Hatry was absent during the proceedings.
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Hatry
Hewart
Harry
Radio Schedule From WODX Studio Highlights Local Ads
Monday program on WODX 1410 kilocycles lists Sunshine Hour Gayer's Store Weatherby Furniture U S ave It thrifty hour Easy hour Records Wheeler Motors Jesse French Lone W EB and Dinner Music by WOD Orchestra. Mrs. Alite.
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Sunshine Hour
Gayer’s
Weatherby Furniture Company
Wheeler Motors
Jesse French Lone W. EB
WOD
Alite
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Domen
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