Road change proposal shapes long rural connector
A public meeting discussed extending a major highway from Kickas to Calvert with Dr Ezelle presenting for 30 minutes and a 70 signature petition from property owners. Voters urged Engineer Converse to coordinate with state and federal engineers to minimize railroad crossings and avoid overhead passages.
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Calvert Route
Kickas
Calvert
Ezellete
J. B. Convers
Converse
Wzelle
Airport Conferees Meet to Rush Mobile Landing Field
Mobile officials plan late day meeting at city hall to outline an immediate approach for a suitable landing field. The conferees aim to secure access to the federal airmail service starting April 15 between Atlanta and New Orleans via Mobile, with Mayor Leon Schwarz and city commissioners among attendees.
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Mobile
Atlanta
Orleans
Arthur D. Davis
Rman
Commerce
Thatevin
Leon Schwarz
Calera Police Chief testifies in Monteabaro case
In Columbiana Alabama on March 19 the trial resumed with Police Chief H F Blake describing the death of Louise Monteabaro on November 14. Blake testified he was told the girl had whiskey in her system that afternoon and he sent Officer W F to aid. The defense continued as Blake claimed he acted under instruction in the case against him and others linked to the girl’s death.
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Columbiana
Ala
Louise Monteabaro
H. F. Blake
Calera
Blake
Jane
W. F.er
Mystery Package Delivery Denied by U S Justice
Washington March 19 reports about a mysterious package addressed to F L Siddons Justice Siddons of the District of Columbia supreme court were denied as an attempt to deliver a clair to jail for contempt. The notes tie to Sinclair oil interests and ongoing Senate committee discussions.
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Washington
Sinclair Ol Interests
F. L. Siddons
Frederick L. Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Clair
Senate Teaithe Committee
Three Die In Alabama Auto Crash
A car tire blew out near Puttscamp sel Alabama, sending the vehicle into a ditch and killing two occupants and seriously injuring another. The crash occurred near Putscampsel. Ala. on a date in March. Yazoo City, Mississippi reported the incident with two dead and one survivor.
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Ala
Yazoo City
Miss
Mar
Hungry Intruder Robs Home After Alarm Call
Police responded to a 14 North Street alarm early this morning after a burglar rifled an ice box and a gold itch was reported missing from a lady’s possession. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Hay
Oda Ory
Liquor Law Fine Imposed by Court
A court imposed a liquor law fine after an arraignment in the inferior criminal court. The defendant faced charges related to prohibited liquors and proceeds to the grand jury for review.
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Inferior Criminal Court
Grand
New York Reports on Mobile Growth Trends
A New York Times dispatch outlines expansion in mobile growth, detailing how urban centers adapt infrastructure, economy, and services to rising mobile usage. The report highlights implications for businesses, policy, and daily life in major cities.
Light frost expected as night cools in Mobile
Local meteorologist Albert Ashhenberger says temperatures will edge higher after a sharp Saturday drop. He predicts gradual warming and a fair day ahead with night lows around 44 degrees.
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Mobile
Albert Ashhenberger
Three Killed at Grace Crossing Snow Blocks Spring
New York reports a plane crash at Grace Crossing where three people died and two children were injured. The aircraft reportedly tore into a yard as the right wing struck the propeller causing a nose dive. Witnesses described a dramatic scene with debris and a girl hurt.
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Gers
Jacinto Zumuno
Packers Consent Decree Upheld
March 19 report notes a consent decree involving the Packers was upheld. Details remain terse in this brief item, with no further names or specifics provided.
Quake Shakes Brawley California Residents Early Morning
A brief earthquake tremor was reported in Brawley California early this morning. The faint shaking prompted residents to check homes and alarms as authorities assess any damage or after shocks.
Robbery at Coleman Store in Chickasaw Nets Cash and Stock
Muscular intruders rolled a 300 pound safe from T. G. Coleman store to an Alabama Tennessee Northern Railroad embankment and netted 603.49 dollars plus thousands of U S Steel stock. Police in Mobile Chickasaw and deputies investigated after the robbery was discovered this morning.
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Geggmen
T. G. Coleman
Chickshaw
U. S
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern
Sto Se
Coleman
Chickasaw
Mobile
Texas Sia Asia Ada
Dry Law Stand of Candidates Questioned by Women
A convention urged all delegate candidates to state positions on the issue of nominating a wet or dry presidential candidate. The adopting body resolved it would not endorse or support any candidate.
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Focal Organization
Leenue
Ite
Turk corruption case closes after 38 days of testimony
Angora officials report the corruption inquiry in Turkey has ended after 38 days of hearings with 100 witnesses. The court adjourned for a three day candy festival as the former cruiser captain and two alleged accomplices face further proceedings.
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Angora
Turkey
Rene Anes
Cavenina
Aed
Illness postpones J A Hurts circuit court case
The circuit court trial for J A Hurt is postponed due to illness. Solicitor Bart B. advised the court while Mell Frasier represented Hurt. Burl Norwood and Nena are listed on the docket for the robbery case that was set for tomorrow.
Illinois Miners Urged Back Strike
Illinois miners were urged to return to a national strike and to attend the United Mine Workers national conference to protest administration policies of John L. Lewis. An attempted meeting last Sunday was blocked by union officials.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Turkey Hit by new Blizzard Forces Relief Efforts
Constantinople reports a fresh blizzard sweeping the region with heavy snow and cold winds. The Black Sea area sees disrupted transport and food shortages as thousands in Anatolian districts endure severe conditions. livestock losses run high, with many farms reporting substantial cattle deaths.
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Constantinople
Tals Te
Black Sea
Paras
Seenene Ene
Anatolian VI
Textor to Seek Vice Presidency in Race From Leavenworth
Julius H. Textor of Leavenworth Kansas announces his intention to seek the vice presidential nomination. The report notes the pending race and Textor's candidacy as a grave marker of local political activity in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
M Mo
Julius H. Textor
Leavenworth, Kan
American envoy to Italy arrives in March
APLES Italy March date indicates Henry P. Fletcher, ambassador to Italy, arrives as one of the delegates at a formal ceremony.
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Italy
Aples
Henry P. Fletcher
U S Bombers In Nicaragua Hit By Sandino Fire
In Managuan airspace a U S Marine plane sustained two bullet holes from Sandino bands in northeast Nueva Segovia as Lieutenant Frank Lameon Berib ner conducted aerial reconnaissance.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Nueva Segovia
Frank Lameon- Beribner
Lindy Gets Wilson Awards Tonight
New York reports Col onel Charlies A will of the Woodrow Wilson foundation to present awards tonight. The ceremony highlights contributions recognized by the organization and honors service in public affairs.
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Lindy
Wilson
New York
Charlies A. Will
The
Woodrow Wilson
Founda
Man Accused Of Theft Amid Personal Crisis
Knoxville Tennessee report states Morrison accused of passing worthless checks as part of a personal crisis. The article notes he had been released prior to the incident and references alleged poison.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Morrison
Il Stara Heh
Peltzer Weld Back to Germany
Peltzer returns to Germany in a move noted on page 9. The report lists mae and Penn as associated terms in the brief item.
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Peltzer Weld
Germany
Four Pickets Arrested at Capitol Unveiling
Four activists were taken into custody during the Capital’s unveiling event for a new monument honoring Lows Kessuth. The protest occurred as attendees gathered to witness the ceremony and view the installation.
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Capital
United States
Lows Kessuth
Fishing Tug Caught in Ice in Michigan Waters
A fishing tug became trapped in ice on Michigan waters. Crews and rescue teams responded but details on vessel name and exact location are unclear in the fragmented report. Emergency operations continued as ice conditions posed ongoing risks to nearby crews.
More Marines to Sail Wednesday
The report states a group of Marines will sail on Wednesday from Norfolk and Charleston to embark aboard 162 officers and a supply unit aboard the “Bridg fete” as part of the deployment.
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Priday
Norfolk
Charleston
8. C
Wednesee Ee Ek Bor
Bridg Fete
Pink Carnations Placed On Steel Tomb of Seamen
Seamen aboard inspected eight bodies remaining in the 8-4 submarine wreck. Six feet of the conning tower surfaced as it was moored. A new flag, formerly flown from the cape, hung at half mast amid the chaotic scene.
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Cape
Weiter
Three Held for Bank Robbery Admitted by Suspects
Police report three men detained in a bank robbery case. A boy named Peck testified he was at the scene in Chattanooga on Friday, while another suspects claimed presence in Englewood. The investigation continues to establish each man’s role.
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Caltiek Peck
Chattanooga Dee Ee
Englewood
Panama Fliers On Way To Meet Davison
Reported at the Costa Rican border a flying mission intended to meet Davison. The distance to be traveled is about 1, miles with potential routes through Salvador and Santa Cruz.
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Panama
Davison
David
Salvador
Na Cruz
Du Pont Directors Approve New Stock Issue
Du Pont directors approve a new stock issue with one abate of teak per eight shares at the close of business March 39 totaling 115 dollars per share.
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DU Pont
Marconi to Confer with Mussolini in Naples
Italian leader Benito Mussolini to meet with radio pioneer Guglielmo Marconi in Naples. Details of discussions not disclosed as of March 14.
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Marconi
Mussolini
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