Observation Report On Campbell Stark Insanity Question
Dr E D Bondurant continues observation of Campbell Stark a negro prisoner held by the county jail awaiting mental examination. Stark has been on hunger strike for a week and remains in a weakened condition as reports to Judge Chambers indicate a sanity inquiry may be submitted to the state early next week. County officials expect a formal report soon with Dr Bondurant and other physicians involved in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Stark
Chris Dean
E. D. Bondurant
B. B. Chamberlain
Bondurant
Geo. W. Moselander
Starks
E. D. Bonene
Voyage Italian-American Stearship Modive Towed to Mobile
A vessel named Modive was towed into Mobile shortly before noon today. The wrecked craft trailed near Beuahert operated Hol Opera and Guam Towhe. Crews plan to lay up the ship locally before resuming regular service as repairs continue at Tamparand Pensete.
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Mobile
Beuahert
Guam
Alabama mine blast toll rises with 17 injured
In Birmingham Alabama a furnace blast at a local mine field killed several workers and injured 17 others as ambulances from Bessemer Birmingham Fairfield and Ensley rushed the wounded to Fairfield Hospital. Medical teams reported speeds exceeding 60 miles an hour as ambulances carried casualties to care.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Dinca Credle Sepene Sen
Bessemer
Fairfield
Ensley
Furnace Room
Fairfield Hospital
Notable Suspects Tied to Nightclub Gangland Murders
Police name several suspects in a string of killings linked to a city nightclub. Whittmore, Milton Goldbers, Pasquale Chicarenll, Bernard Mortili, and Jackie Kramer are described as associated with the gang activities and safeblowing operations. Detectives assert the group coordinated robberies and violent crimes around the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Os Whittemore
Milton Goldbers
Pasquale Chicarenll
Bernard Mortili
Jackie Kramer
Police plan for racing meet outlined at headquarters
Three sergeants will supervise the event with Sergeant Claude A. Johnson in charge for the first three days and Sergeants Gus A. Girod and John R. Danzy overseeing the other days. Captain William Peterson of the New Orleans police department arrived to represent the racing association on the grounds and aid in police work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Johnson
Gus A. Girod
John R. Danzy
William Peterson
New Orleans Police Department
Racing Association
Mobile thanks British ships for Mardi Gras hospitality
A London Admiralty communication received by the sheriff in Mobile thanks Sheriff Leon Schwarz for the courtesies shown to officers and men of H. M. ships Constance and Curlew during their port visit at Mobile during Mardi Gras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
London
England
Leon Schwarz
H. M
Constance
Curlew
Old Mobile Resident Sought by Relatives
Lemuel Scholcomb aged 60 last heard from in this city two years ago is being sought by relatives. A letter to the board of health office was turned over to police for investigation as the inquiry proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Scholcomb
Board of Health
Police Department
M. Sontheimer
Omaha Sniper Found Guilty in Dr. Shearles Murder
Omaha jurors find Carter guilty of the murder of Dr. A Dee Shearles in a case tied to the city crisis. The verdict ends a high profile trial that drew local attention and highlighted fear in the community.
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Omaha, Neb
Nk Carter
Omaha
Adee Shearles
Weather summary for southern states and major regions
Alabama reports part cloudy conditions with possible showers in the south portion and cooler temperatures tonight. Mississippi shows fair skies with cooler central and north areas and showers in the extreme south tonight. Winds shift to northwest this week with a generally fair pattern in the South Atlantic and East Gulf states beginning Monday.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Horse Racing Results from Bonham Deck
Today’s feature races include a first division for four year olds and up over about five furlongs with Stay On winning at 3.80 to 1.20 in the field led by Mangam and Emerson. Second race for four year olds and up over five furlongs shows Ask Jessie and Time among notable runners with Laurie Taylor and Kirk Lady also listed. result details incomplete.
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Mangam
Emerson
Ask Jessie
Horn
Col
Taylor
Kirk
Lady
Anna H
Northern R
Third race details from $600 claiming dash
Four year-olds and up contest about five furlongs with Padlock favored at 10.40, Br. Dick 1.00, Dr. Sisk 1.82. Slippery Sam Lamp Ward Collie Tokalon Roundel also ran in the event.
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Padlock
Bonham
Drury
Dr. Sisk
Monty
Tima
Slippery Sam
Lamp Ward
Collie Tokalon
Roundel
Pete
Peter Lee
Helen Major
COOP
Cadorna PR
Bern Gedness
Fourth Race The Battle House Handicap at Hialeah
Vive ee Gad ridden by Parrington finished with 110 pounds in a 1 24 measured time. Stowage carried 107 and 1 money with 20 to 1 odds. Alard assigned 107 ran with Mangum aboard. Zucca also ran but did not show.
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Vive Ee
Gad
Parrington
Stowage
Menty
Alard
Mangum
Zucca
Auto collision injures three on Craft highway
Three occupants of a Ford were injured when their car collided with a street car on the Craft highway at Toulminville. Injured are Eugene Allen Francis Allen his wife and Walter Dixon a five year old. The woman was badly cut and taken to the City Hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulminville
Eugene Allen
Francis Allen
Walter Dixon
Nua Noni Go Iso
Heapiial
Seeeteel
Mobile to Dedicate War Dead Memorial Sunday
Mobile plans dedication of a marble Soldiers Memorial honoring Mobile men who died in the world war. The 4 o clock Sunday ceremony will unveil bronze tablets listing the fallen. The project honors the sons of Mobile and is sponsored by local officials.
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Mobile
Vna
Governih
Houston
Entries Today at Sport Page For Monday Ladies Day
Today's entries and scratches will be listed on the Sport page with details for Monday events. The notice directs readers to consult the sports section for program updates and participant lists.
Stolen Auto Claim Filed By Firm
A firm reports a stolen automobile claim asserting ownership after an abandoned vehicle incident. Listing details are unavailable in the fragment.
Abandonment Of Gulf Ports Line Predicted Near Pensacola
The Gulf Ports Terminal Company line west of Pensacola is expected to be abandoned extending into Baldwin County. The Interstate Commerce Commission is to consider the matter after a Mobile hearing last month. Owners and opponents plan further action despite the line not paying expenses and a proposed sale to Louisville and Nashville.
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Gulf Ports Terminal Company
Pensacola
Baldwin County
Alabama Com L
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mobile
State Board
I. C. C. Pensacola
Elwood McLaughlin
Louieville & Nashville
Sanford
Mobile Bay Shore
Daphne
Public Service Commission
Louisville Nashville
Moonshine Still Seized in Creekside Raid
Deputy sheriffs seized a 300 gallon whiskey still in a swamp along Catooma Creek between Government Street Road and Cottage Hill Road yesterday afternoon. At the scene officers also found sixteen barrels of beer and docketed Frank Tremer Sr. on a possession charge under the prohibition law at the county jail.
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Catooma Creek
Government Street
Cottage Hill Road
Farmer
Burch and Simmons
Soraerge
Frank Tremer, Sr
Whistler Church Names New Pastor and Arrives Sunday
Rev. C. C. Lloyd of... has been appointed Whistler church pastor and will arrive next Sunday. He succeeds Rev. Evans, who was transferred. Rev. W. Clifford, new minister at the Matenay Baptist church, will occupy the pulpit for the first time tomorrow.
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C. C. Lloyd
Whistier
Fortunes Stolen Under Charity's Name Series Report
A New York Evening Post series quotes Welfare Commissioner Coler on charity drives run by promoters. He says over ten million dollars disappears yearly in New York by high pressure salesmen, with 40 to 60 percent of receipts lining promoters’ pockets. Drives linger months or years. reports promised to donors are rarely produced. Public welfare, district attorney, and police fight the fakers, who hide behind charitable fronts.
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Vew
Randy Ears
United States
Canna
Publi “Welfare
Bird
Coler
New York Evening Post
New York City
I C Fuel Expert to Speak Here
I C fuel expert J W Dodge arrives in Mobile by Gulf Mobile and Northern to lecture on fuel conservation at the railroad shops at 3 pm. He travels with I C fuel and lecture cars to illustrate the talk and promote a March contest with six winners earning a Washington trip to receive congratulations from President Coolidge and visit Baldwin Locomotive Works in Eddystone, Pa.
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J. W. Dodge
Illinois Central Railroad
International Railway Association
P. E. Odell
Gulf Mobile and Northern Railroad
Washington
Coolidge
Eddystone
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Co. L. Lindrew
S. C
St. Louis
Gulf
Mobile
Northern
Mobile City Sued for 1500 in Personal Injury Case
Mrs. J. Raybon and her attorneys filed a circuit court suit against the city of Mobile seeking 1500 for injuries from a fall in a hole on a defective sidewalk along St. Emanuel street between Dauphin and Conti streets.
Military Camps Exempt of Tax on March Notice
Washington march 2 The Military Training Camps Association announces exemption from taxes for camps. Details outline tax relief requests and definitions for eligible organizations and activities seeking exemption under existing law. The release emphasizes nonprofit status and educational training aims.
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Washington
Asso
New York Referendum Vote Tally Sees Slow Returns
March 3 report notes the nationwide referendum remains unsettled as polls stay open and returns lag. News groups tally 164,494 votes in 24 hours, tallying 3,014,962 with total expected near 8,760,000 once all towns report.
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New York
Health chief warns excess exercise harms women and men
Washington March reports say United States health officials caution that strenuous exercises prescribed by newspapers may endanger both women and men. Dr Cumming urges thorough medical exams before any intensive routine and notes golf and other sports can be overdone despite their benefits.
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Washington
March
Yee Iied
Stat
da Eb Dle
Trovardo
Cumming
Warrant Charges Fishing With Net
Edward Bangle, 38, of the Baldwin marshes, arrested on a warrant for violating state fish laws. District Game Warden A Z Oberhaus alleges Bangle used a gill net to catch green trout and other freshwater fish in Mobile county waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bangle
Baldwin County
A. Z. Oberhaus
Bangle
Mobile County
Chairman Attends Grievance Meet in Louisville
Charles J. Holman local chairman of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen attends the general grievance committee meeting of the Gears Nashbville Railroad in Louisville. He expects to stay two or three weeks in Kentucky city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Holman
Brotherhood of Railroad
Gears & Nashbville Railroad
Louisville
Mr. Holman
Kentucky City
Bill to Build Ships Authorized for Navy Improvements
Washington March 20 a bill to authorize expenditure of 1 250 000 for improvements on six battleships as recommended by Secretary of the Navy seeks to strengthen the fleet.
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Washington
Secre
Grieving procession braves snow to cemetery in Washington
A somber funeral near the White House is delayed by a heavy storm. Mourners struggle through deep drifts as the hearse makes its quiet march to the cemetery, while the president and Mrs. remains nearby with family.
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Loo Theis
Specia -l Nosaten
Washington
Cenistery
Plymouth Vermont Mourns Coolidge Funeral Preparations
Citizens gathered as the town prepares a simple two o'clock funeral for Colonel Coolidge. Local clergy, town officials, and workers clear snow to reach the hillside cemetery where multiple Coolidges lie, while neighbors recount the former leader’s four-score influence.
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Plymouth
Woodstock
Coolidge
John
White Farm House
John White
Sherburne
Colonel Coolidey
Azré Johnson
Dent
Sonaa
Furniture Firm to Incorporate
A furniture firm plans to incorporate, signaling formal expansion and new corporate status. Details outline ownership, capital structure, and anticipated business growth as the enterprise scales operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture Firm
Pinchot to Use Fund for Mathewson Memorial Campaign
Memorial fund for Christy Mathewson is to be used to promote Governor Pinchot and the senatorial campaign. The fund was raised by the Women’s Christian Temperance group at Factoryville, Pa, led by Minerva Mathewson. Money short of March will be directed toward the campaign and church offerings.
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Philadelphia
Christy Mathewson
Pinchot
Women’s Christian Temperance 2
Factoryville
Minerva Mathewson
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