Mobile Red Cross relief drive falls short of quota
A chamber meeting reports Mobile has raised about $16,000 in cash toward a $20,000 goal with pledges bringing total near $20,000. Officials urge a Monday Tuesday push to reach the city’s share of relief funds as local contributions slow after several days of the drive. A $100 donation was received this morning by City Commissioner.
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Red Cross
Chamber of Is
Gordon Smith
Relief Committee
Plan 10 Move Leadership of Days Opposed
A reevaluation at the general counsel level raises opposition to enforcement shifts from the Treasury Department to the Department of Justice. The discussion centers on the Alcohol Institute's stance and the plan's impact on regulatory leadership.
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General Counsel Alcohol Institute
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Governor Farrington to Return to Manage Business
The passage notes Governor Farrington's term ending on June 1 and his preference not to seek another office. It mentions Wilbur and several well qualified men, with speculation he will resume management of his large business interests after leaving public office.
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Wilbur
Farrington
Interior Department
Sunken British Crew To Arrive in New Orleans
A fragmentary report notes a British ship crew rescued and to be brought to New Orleans by naval task forces. The items reference wartime actions in the Gulf and Atlantic involving transfer of survivors and ongoing naval duties, with unclear specifics.
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New Orleans
Linked in Republica Charge Ties Amid Campaign Funds
Washington report says Senator Tolbert acknowledged aiding a rally and contributing funds in June 1921. He stated two of his cousins, including a man named Henderson who was a tax master in North, were involved but did not specify the charges or convictions.
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Washington
Tolbert
Henderson
North
Death toll rises as storms lash region
A freak weather outbreak with rain hail and wing storms caused casualties and damage across the area with ten additional deaths reported, bringing the known toll higher as responders assess affected communities.
Warnings Issued for South Alabama Flood Risings
Continued rainfall across south Alabama drives rivers higher with the Black Warrior at 58.6 feet and an expected crest near 64 feet by Sunday. Tuscaloosa reports 2.6 inches of rain since yesterday as weather observers warn of rising water.
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South Alabama
Yestern
Tuscaloosa
Cadets Split for Flood Aid Across Three Posts
The Mobile Cadets of Alabama ordered to Flomaton to assist flood victims were divided into three squads. Alvarez, brigade cadet, reports one detach to Brewton, one to Pollard, and the remainder assigned elsewhere.
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Mobile
Alabama National
Flomaton
Alvarez
of &E Cai Wan
Brewton
Pollard
Repair Work On Barge Voo After Moscow Incident
Damaged barge Voo is receiving repairs after an incident near Moscow. Details describe the vessel’s condition and recovery actions as crews assess the scene and prepare for continued work.
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Moscow
Bids for City Bank Annex Construction Await Architect Plan
Offers received for the City Bank Annex project are now under review and placed in the hands of the project architect. The process sets the stage for final design decisions and potential construction timelines.
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City Bank
Silent Officials Probe Faster Investigation In Florida
Federal and state investigators plan reports for their probe while Florida authorities conduct their own inquiry. The raid is believed to have occurred on Florida soil with federal and Alabama officers involved. A man named to his wife is said to have fired the fatal shot, though no name is public. He is credited at a local hospital. The satsaniat mentioned by Mrs. eahee is in the submitted report.
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Florida
Alabama
Eahee
FACES PUNISHMENT FOR BOOTLEGGING IN MISSISSIPPI
Dora Williams faced fines up to 10000 dollars and a maximum five year prison term in county court for bootlegging. She is the second woman convicted this session, with 27 others either convicted or having pled guilty. Gertrude Scheerzer was convicted last week and faces a similar sentence. Best liquor cases remain on the docket for trial.
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Hattiesburg, Mies
Dora Williams
Coneee
Gertrude Scheerzer
Best
Scouts Contribute Five Dollars Amid Community Drive
Boy Scouts 13th troop donated five dollars to aid a local food drive benefiting Alsborne and Laon tenant W N LeGear, who serves as a director in the organization.
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Queer Pe
Boy Scouts
Alsborne
Laontenant
W. N. LeGear
Hospital releases reduce public health threat
The report notes 39 individuals released, with only one returned for treatment, as authorities work to ensure they no longer pose a menace to public health.
Schwarz is Off City Commissioner and Aide Leave for Inspection
City official Schwarz and an aide depart for inspection of flood affected districts caused by recent high water. Residents in these areas, including the towns above, will be consulted about supply purchases with Os eeene.
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Folm
Os Eeene
Negro Found Dead Tom Coleman Succumbs at Residence
Tom Coleman was found dead at his residence with heart trouble cited as the cause. Authorities reported the death as natural but ongoing investigations may follow. The incident occurred in the local community, with neighbors noting his known presence in town.
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Tom Coleman
Miss Olive J. Dodge Elected President of State Group
Miss Olive J. Dodge is elected president of the state group. E. B. Erwin is named to guide Jefferson County schools as first vice president. L. Frazer Banks is appointed superintendent in Birmingham.
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Olive J. Dodge
E. B. Erwin
Jefferson County
L. Frazer Banks
Birmingham
Paris Ministers Council Back Dou Involving Tuesday
The fragmented text indicates a Paris council of ministers meeting about President Dou. It mentions a Tuesday session and a request or action related to Dou. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Paris
Council of Ministers
Dou
Funeral plans for unknown poet lie under Paris arch
The unknown figure lies by the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier beneath the Arch de Triomphe awaiting removal after Tuesday’s funeral. Details on where the marshal’s body will be moved were undecided today.
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Arch de Triomphe
Sang for pastime in jury room amid hymns and talk
Report notes last night and today the jury room heard arguing and hymns while jurors were kept in court. Judge Humphries ordered the 12 jurors back to resume deliberations after Rev. C. K. Henderson, a retired minister and juror, aided by theology dissertations.
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Althoug Humphries
Humphries
C. K. Henderson
Mts
Hearings Set After Street Incident
Fragmentary text notes hearings are set and moved to a date mentioned. It references the Vickers car in connection with the incident and ongoing proceedings.
Pleasant Sunday Weather With Light Showers Expected
The city enjoys an ideal spring day with mostly leafy skies. A weak storm yesterday brings minor showers and brief unsettled conditions. Weather forecasts call for calmer conditions later, with temperatures mild and skies clearing.
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Ee City
Rae
Notorious British ram Imalone shelled after sea chase
The Imalone, a notorious British schooner, suffered gunfire off the Louisiana coast after a 24 hour flight. Her unidentified master refused surrender and was pursued by guns from the Dexter, leaving one crew member dead.
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Louisiana
May Prove Help Man Inc Plans for 5 Percent Reduction
The article outlines May Prove Help Man Inc considering a further five percent reduction. Initial steps and drafted plans by the corporation are described as part of the ongoing cost-cutting measures. The piece notes the corporate actions ahead of a formal decision.
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Man, Inc
Mobile Radio Station Bid Sparks Representation Request
Arthur D. Davis president of the board of revenue wrote to O. Sykes requesting representation on the air for Mobile radio efforts. The letter was sent to the radio commissioner after the Mobile commissioners approved a radiometer station project. More groups are expected to seek permits for broadcasting in Mobile.
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Arthur D. Davis
Board of Revenue
O. Sykes
Fed Radio Agrou Od
A of Commissioners
Mobile
Reconciliation Reported After Secret Meeting Abroad
A reconciliation between two unnamed parties occurred after a secret meeting at a villa near Saint Briac during Queen Marie visiting her sister, the grand duchess. The event involved an estranged couple and a possible period of estrangement ended by the reunion.
Firestone President Heads West After New Orleans Visit
Firestone Rubber president Harvey plans a west coast trip after a stay in New Orleans. He will visit Mobile to inspect tire-site options and assess potential opportunities on the Gulf coast.
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Harvey 8
Firestone
Firestone Rubber Perl
New Orleans
Wile
Mobile
Union action stalls as mediation board takes up issue
Report notes that the Southern Railway men’s dispute was referred to the board of mediation last Saturday. Union representatives say no further road action is planned until the board decides the matter.
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Board of Mediation
Schedules Resumed Train Service Across Mobile Corridor
Northbound service on the Louisville and Nashville line resumed today from Mobile toward Monrea with passenger trains returning to Mobile. Freight operations also restarted using Southern Railway tracks from Calvert to Mobile after a days-long halt.
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Louisville
Nashvail Road
Mobile
Monrea
Pigm Montgomery
Alabama
Tennessee
Calvert
Wedding on Train in Oktibbeha and Clay Counties
A wedding ceremony began on a train and was completed later in Webster and Clay counties. The couple, Mr Powell and Mrs Lula Grant, once residents of Oktibbeha county, were married with witnesses present as the train journeyed.
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Powell
Lula Grant
Oktibbeha County
Webster
Clay
Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Closes After Greyhound Owner's Death
Logwood Fla March 23 The Sanford Orlando Kennel Club shut down after J T Thompson owner of the greyhounds died by his own action. The track was ordered closed by Walter of Bridgeport Conn owner of the track.
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Fla
Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club
J. T. Thompson
Greyhounds
Walter
Bridgeport
Loyal forces repulse drive on Mazatlan
story reports ongoing siege near Mazatlan with rebels threatening the city. Government troops block rebel advances as Carrillo warns of a grave situation and notes the garrison holds a narrow strip to defend the port.
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Mazatlan
Casa Bianca
Meade Visions
Usehien
Generel Carrillo
Guards Sent to Flomaton to Reinforce Detachment
Six men and a nation guard truck were sent to Flomaton this afternoon by James Kile unit to join Mobile cadets on duty there. A request for a troop truck was received from Carillon Bo. E Mickle at the Mobile cadets on duty with Flomaton. The departing six will relieve a number from the original detachment.
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Nations
Flomaton
James Kile
Mobile
Carillon Bo
Plans for Mobile Convention Discussed at Po Post Meeting
A gathering to discuss plans for the upcoming convention will be examined at a Po Post meeting tonight at the Cawthon in Mobile. The event spans May 17 and 18 and focuses on the protective body’s role and agenda.
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Mobile
Po Post
Cawthon
Love Versus Riches Serial Opens In Mobile News Item
A heart wrenching daily serial begins in the Mobile News Item on Tuesday March 26. Ruth Dewey Groves returns with a tale of love versus wealth featuring Pamela and Mildred as rival heroines vying for a chosen man.
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Pamela
Mildred
Ruth Dewey Groves
Missing Boy Scouts Found After Bluff Fall Near Lenoir City
A fragmentary report from Lenoir City Tennessee notes several boy scouts including Harry and Jack Shambaret and Roy Green among youths swept from a bluff on Wa Creek. Names like Roy Roy Green Lassey Cole and Taylor at Montgomery appear in the damaged text. Most boys were from Rockwood ages between 12 and 16 with uncertainty surrounding scout master Sim.
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Tenn
Wa Creek
Z Urnett
I. Ae
Harry
Jack Shambaret
Gag Tarwater
Roy Roy Green
Lassee Cole
Taylor
Montgomery
Sim
Rockewood
Town Wiped Out in Tennessee Storm
A fragment from Knoxville Tennessee reports severe damage before 11 a.m. with sections noting the town wiped out. The brief mentions a March time window and unsettled conditions affecting local residents.
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Tennessee
Knoxvil Tenn
Here
Deny Petition In Pocketing Personal Fortune Tale
A fragment from Page 3 Column notes a denial of a petition linked to a person once called a personal fortune and mentions a figure named Thor as a friend. The text suggests a historical social or legal dispute with a quirky archaic phrasing.
Inland Waterways case yields six month sentence
Inland Waterways defendant receives a six month term in a Federal case cited with Judge Ben C. Dav presiding. The sentencing followed a judgment on a matter involving misappropriated company funds and release conditions were noted.
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Misa
Ben C. Davassing
Rte of A
Trench Plans Set Amid Wuhan City Tax Protests
Disjointed notes describe opposition builds, generals gain control, and Wuhan in Hupeh faces a scale system. Mentions 5 million Mexican funds and prepayment taxes as tensions rise during the unrest.
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Wuhan
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