Ex-service voters in Mobile county to qualify without poll tax
Ex-service men in Mobile county may qualify as voters without paying poll tax by presenting discharge papers showing service from the declaration of war to the armistice. The form, sent to eligible veterans, makes them qualified until October 1923 when poll taxes resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County
Price Williams
Se Sossiiére
Supreme Court
Mobile
A & An
Legisla
Sativar
Local woman dies after apparent suicide in dormitory
A Worcester area woman, described as depressed after a divorce, died in a dormitory after an apparent self inflicted death. Medical Examiner Magrath notes a bottle with lethal contents and a note or statements not made to the party present. Police questioned several witnesses including Wharton Larsen Christie Tory and Annie Cosskley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magrath
Clark
Wharton
Larsen
Polic
Robert Christie
Joseph Tory Oforcester
Annie Cosskley
Worcester
Bonus bill sparks House debate on rules and White House stance
Gillett weighs house sentiment on the cash bonus as Fess seeks White House contact. Mellon opposes a sales tax, while naval appropriations subcommittee calls for trimming deadwood to save funds and keep key men and ships ready.
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Pressachusetts
Coane
Ione
Gillett
Campbell
Pres. Harding
Eac Cag
Rep. Fess
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
White House
Rules Committee
Ben McCumber
Chonge
Senate
Treasury
Mellon
Rep
Frear Ae
Frear
Two Under-Arrest as Prohibition Sweep Nets Suspected Kilns
Louis Lloyd and F Lloyd residents of Lloyds station were jailed on a prohibition violation charge with bonds set at 300 dollars each. Several hundred half pint bottles were found in a swamp near Cottage Hill in the warrant return by sheriff officers. Andrew Johnson was arrested at the fairgrounds for allegedly selling a half pint of whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lloyd
F. Lloyd
Lloyds Station
Inferior Criminal Court
Cottage Hill
Cannon
Andrew Johnson
Fairgrounds
Johnson
Heirs of Birmingham Woman Sought
The heirs of Miss Lelia Williams, who died in Birmingham about six years ago, are being sought. Birmingham attorneys request locating them via a letter to Judge Price Williams of the probate court. Williams lived with her stepfather J. J. Mitchell, who died before her, and she left real estate now in administration. Her father’s initials were M. O. or O. M. Williams. he was a Confederate soldier. Her mother, Margaret E. Cogburn, was born in Clarke County, Alabama on December 15, 1836. Miss Williams was born in Mobile in 1862.
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Lelia~ Williams
Birmingham
Price Williams
Probate
M. O
O. M
Williams
Margaret E. Cogburn
Clarke County
Ala
Miss Williams
Mobile
Important Matters At Board Monday
The Board of Revenue meets Monday but delays on most items due to the Gulf States Highway Conference in Mobile. A key issue is a projected large deficit in county treasury funds by year end, from the prior meeting’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inshe
Mobile
Aise Sioton
le Tomorthe
Gulf States
Tate
Getails
Cabembaties
Board of Revenue
Wes
Showhy
Mecmenion Bz
Local Woman Seeks Help Locating Missing Man
Mrs. M Grenner of the Arlington Hotel in Olympia asks the police for information about John J Smith feared to be with his three year old child and estranged wife left homeless and alone, seeking assistance.
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Man
M. Grenner
Arlington Hotel
Olympia, Wash
Police Department
John J. Smith
Judge Berney Serious Until Further Notice
Judge Safford Berney, presiding circuit court magistrate, remains in serious condition after illness. Doctors report he is still hospitalized and being treated, with updates expected from his medical team.
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Safford Berney
Circuit Court
Judge Berney
Lmuphin
Market Report Notes Steady Open as Coca Prices Move
New York March 4 stocks show a cautious start with profits on short contracts and uncertain prices. Crucible Steel leads activity with early trading around 16.90. market otherwise steady as buyers await early Monday census data and reports of idle looms resuming in Manchester.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Crucible
Dutch East Indies
Manchester
Beaureau
Cotton Opening Markets In New Orleans And New York
The cotton market opened quiet in New Orleans with March at 16.70 and May at 16.74 while October and December traded around 16.05 and 16.85 respectively. In New York futures opened steady with March at 18.12 and May at 17.93. July at 17.32 and October at 16.87 with December around 16.73.
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New Orleans
New York
Fireman Hurt After Fall From Roof in Elmira Street Blaze
Charles Southerland a fireman assigned to Chemical Company No 3 was injured but continued work after falling from the roof of a dwelling at 354 Elmira Street during a Friday fire. The blaze caused slight damage and his injuries were treated after the fire was controlled. Other Friday calls were at 651 Dauphin Street 1014 Government Street 11 North Franklin Street and 10712 Selma Street.
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Charles Southerland
Chemical Company No. 3
Elmira Street
Southerland
Dauphin Street
Government Street
Franklin Street
Selma Street
Hold Over Moshico Sale Until Monday
Equipment from Mobile articlegat Company not bid during the week will be offered Monday. Some material not yet offered will be included. Sale closure moved from Saturday due to ongoing interest. Articles cover all classes and parts of the SS, with most items being machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Articlegat Company
E Dent
Arrest Tied to Federal Warrant In Government Funds Case
Mrs. Ella Henderson of Seaboard Washington county was brought to Mobile Friday on an indictment from the last grand jury charging conversion of government funds to her own use. She served as postmistress at Seaboard and is held on bond of 260 dollars. The fee involved is said to be under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ead
Kelley
Charleston
Philadelphia
Ella Henderson
Seaboar
Washington County
Mobile
Five Days in Jail for Boarding Steamer Case
Albert Kindall was sentenced in federal court in Mobile to five days in Mobile County Jail after boarding the steamer Lake Girth before docking. Customs officials acted as complainants in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kindall
Mobile
Hng
Alabama and Mississippi Weather Outlook Tonight and Sunday
The weather report notes rain in Alabama and Mississippi tonight and Sunday. Alabama expects somewhat warmer tonight with fresh southeast to south winds. Mississippi sees rain tonight, cooler Sunday afternoon.
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Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
Bombing at Imperial Palace Grounds In Port City
A man dressed as a coolie entered the imperial palace grounds at noon and blew himself up. The explosion killed him. A document found on him criticised the government and vowed death by his own action. He posed as a miner from Churia and gained entry by threatening guards at the double bridge.
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Torio
Associated Press
Imperial Palance Grounds
Tsa
Churia
Colorado Storm Moves Eastward Across the Plains
The Colorado storm will move east-northeastward and eastward over the central United States, affecting all regions except the New England states as reported by the weather bureau.
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Washington
Mar
Colorado
New England
Italy Demands Release of Abazia From Greece
Rome March 18 The Associated Press says Italy has sent a new firm note to Greece demanding the release of the steamship Abazia and complete satisfaction for the recent incidents.
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Rome
Associated Press
Italy
Greece
Raid on yacht nets $50,000 in liquors
Miami officials seized 505 cases of wines and liquors aboard the Patrica palatial yacht tied up in Miami. The vessel is said to be owned by James Schoen a member of the New York Yacht Club. Liquor valued at about $56 060 by officials.
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Miami
Fla
Patrica
James Schoen
New York Yacht Club
Showers Forecast for Mobile This Weekend
Showers predicted for Mobile late tonight and Sunday with a warmup tonight. Strong south winds expected and the coldest reading last night was 58 degrees.
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Mobile
Scratches List From Today’s Card Referencing Multiple Races
Today’s scratches include Doris in Race One and Lady Mildred, Tom Reach, Pomerene, Our Kate in Race Two. Race Three shows North Shore Fort Churchill Moby Evelyn Ballynew Princess Ant Hodge Lively Powder River Polygamist. Sixth Race details not provided.
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Doris
Lady ‘Mildred
Tom Reach
Pomerene
Our Kate
North Shore
Fort Churchill
Moby Evelyn
Ballynew
Ant
Hodge
Lively
Powder River
Sullivan to Face Court Tuesday in Murder Case
Sullivan, second of three defendants in the January 4 killing of Deputy Sheriff A C Brill at Calvert Alabama, will go to trial in the circuit court Tuesday and plead not guilty. He was held in the county jail and admits being with Rivers at the time of the officer's death but denies parts of Rivers' signed confession alleging a broader plot.
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Wash Sullivan
A. C. Brill
Calvert
Ala
Cosey Rivers
Sullivan
Batt
Rivers
Brill
Eddy
Everett
Two More Plant Auctions Set This Week
Two complete plant sales totaling nearly 20000 are to be held this week by the Pitzpatrick Till Auction Co led by Harry W Patrick. Auctions are scheduled Monday and Wednesday for Ley and Company assets and other plant items as part of the firm’s dismantling sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W.rick
Ley and Company
Pade Yi
Aoc
United of
Moting Company
Liberty Bank and Trust merger collapses in New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 13 the Liberty Bank and Trust board failed to approve a consolidation plan with American Bank and Trust, causing the merger to fall through. A minority dissented, while the American voters supported the merger. the two banks report deposits totaling 3,000,609 dollars.
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New Orleans
Liberty Bank and Trust Company
American Bank and Trust Company
H. H. Flaspolier
Eee
Liberty Bank
Decemnae
E Americe Tors
Plane Dives Into Sea Two Seamen Rescued
An army plane with Lieut Frances B Valentine and David H Stevens crashed into the sea ten miles from Ambrose channel near New York while escorting the Cunard liner Aquitania. They were rescued by a nearby pilot boat and sustained minor injuries as three planes circled to greet Brig Gen Mitchell.
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New York
Cunard
lAquitania
Ambrose Channel
Frances B. Valentine
David H. Stevens
Camp Mitchell Mineola
Aquitania
Mitchell
The
Air Service
Germany
Obenchain Jury Near Conviction Nine to Three
An unofficial report says the Obenchain jury was nine to three for conviction of Madalynne Obenchain in the Kennedy murder. One undecided juror could tilt, as the twelve jurors were locked up overnight awaiting resumption at 9 am.
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Los Angeles
Obenchain
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Madalynne
American Cotton Exchange to Face Criminal Action
New York officials of the American Cotton Exchange will be prosecuted following a John Doe investigation into bucketshop operations. Dist Atty Banton said evidence would be submitted to City Magistrate McAdoo who led the hearing exposing fraudulent methods among members of Magee. If Mag cannot conduct a hearing, the case will go to the grand jury.
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New York
American Cotton Exchange
John Doe
Atty. Banton
Banton
McAdoo
Allo
Meombera
Magee
Ton Enia
Cypress Lumber Plant Destroyed By Fire
Fire engulfed a Cypress Lumber Company plant at Dowling, near Liver Oak, Florida, on a late Friday night. Fire crews from Oak arrived and confined the blaze to the lumber yard, preventing spread to other facilities.
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Cypress
Liver Oak
Fla
Better Cypress Lumber
Amber Company
Dowling
Fragmentary Labor Talks Hint at Suspension Motives
Fragments from a labor dispute outline tense deliberations as officials discuss tactics to avert a broader shutdown. The text mentions an anthracite district, suspensions, and commissions weighing possible actions while miners' ranks stay vigilant and ready for further meetings.
Amundsen Leaves Norway for U S Arctic Expedition
Capt Rudsen sails from Christiania on the Stavangerfjord to reach Seattle and join an Arctic expedition. He has been in Norway three weeks on a private visit and will take six natives and Eskimo Marie to Nome with his party. A wireless-equipped ship plans a 2000 mile range to Wrangell Ish July and Omdal, editor chief, accompanies him.
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Christiania
Associated Press
Rnudsen
New York
Stavangerfjord
Norway
Ness
Arctic
Seattle
Maude
Nome
Marie
Amundeer
Wrangell
Wrangell - Ish July. Accompanying Am: 1¢ Board the Stolvangerfjord
Omdal
Edi Plane Development
Officers Wound Three in Mountain Fight
An early report states officers were wounded in a mountain area confrontation. The assailants fired and a quantity of ammunition was reported, with details continuing to unfold as investigators review evidence and seek witnesses.
Santa Fe Rumors Prompt Contemplated Move
Unclear notes from Santa Fe indicate rumors about a contemplated move or action. The fragment mentions I ig rumors and possible planning but provides no concrete names, dates, or outcomes. Further readable context is needed to confirm parties involved or the decision timeline.
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Durell Uv
Theopoliaie Sonia
Mirginia Clark
Boston
Gilleto
Hodee Repub
Naval
Aent Arms
Navy
Berney
IIL
Bie
Sion
Willie JoNe
Lewis
Amundsen
Santa FE
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