Navy assigns Marine unit and dispatches additional forces
Col Harold Cw der of the Marine Barracks Philadelphia Navy designated to command 1,500 more troops to China. Orders list Portsmouth and Quantico as staging points for West Coast deployment to strengthen the seaboard defense.
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Washington
Harold Cwder
Marine Barracks
Philadelphia
Navy
Cui
Mainz
China
Portsmouth
West Coast
Quantico
Riviera Head Editor to Speak at Public Meeting
Noted editor John Wi Perry, president of the American Review of Reviews, will address a public gathering Monday at the Battle House. Mayor M Ocks attends. meeting details await Charlies Armbrecht’s committee briefing as officials plan. Local figures Lycas Club A D vis Joe Baker King M well join the delegation.
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John Wi “Perry
the American
Review of Reviews
Battle House
M Ocks
Bay Bridge
Charlies Armbrecht
Tien
Will
Lycas Club
A. D. Vis
Joe Baker
Junior Chamber of Commerce
King
Kile County
Mobile Made Goods Displayed At Banks
Goods manufactured in Mobile by four plants have been shown in bank lobbies this week and will move to a Saenger theatre store for public display next week. Exhibitors include Benson Beckmann Paint, Carlos Lopez Cigar, Eureka Products, Mobala Coffee. Community campaign meetings begin soon at area schools.
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Mobile
Benson-Beckmann Paint Company
Carlos Lopez Cigar
Eureka Products Company
Mobala Coffee
Dixie Packing Company
Thegg
Comers
Grace and
Adam
Tendo T Mobic
Saenger Theatre
John Howard
Chamberlain Returns From Etawah Court
Solicitor Bart B. Chamberlain arrived in Mobile after attending the State of Alabama vs Roy McCord trial in Etawah. The case involved an attorney from a western county charged with unethical conduct and was heard by a jury that retired late yesterday.
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Bart B. Chamber
Gadsden
State of
Ala
Roy McCord
Wah County
Hesh D. Merrill
Weather Outlook for Alabama Tonight and Sunday
Mostly cloudy tonight with possible showers in the southwest. Cooler in the north and interior Sunday. Gentle to moderate southeast winds. Cloudy tonight with likely showers in the south, cooler in the north and central. Light to gentle southeast winds.
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Alabama
Phantom guest ruse unmasked by anxious wife confession
In Blue Springs Tennessee near Chattanooga Hazel Igou admits she staged the mysterious visitor hoax at her husband John Igou’s home. She says she forged the notes and rapped doors in a deliberate scheme tied to a motive linked to the farm and fled the scene afterward.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
John Igou
Blue Springs
Tentéseee
Hazel Igou
Manny Sagen
Father Offers 1200 For Return Of Kidnapped Virginia Frazier
Chattanooga family and city detectives announce a $1200 reward for the return of two year old Virginia Josephine Frazier. A mysterious auto and a woman asking about a baby were reported near the home but yielded no solid clues. The abduction remains unsolved as authorities seek the child’s safe return with immunity for the finder.
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Renee
Brea
Fred B. Frasier
Chattan
Josephine
Frazier
Chattanooga
Tenn
Virginia Josephine Frazier
Fred B. Frazier
Hackett
Virginia Joe
Johnnie
Bee Boo
John Frazier
Appeals Trial Dates Set for April Docket
The circuit court April appeal docket was completed with trials scheduled for April 5 to 21. Cases include City of Prichard versus Keeley and Clarke for larceny and drug-related charges, Mobile versus Williams and Beck for prohibition, and multiple prohibition and assault matters across April 5 through April 21.
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Circuit Court
City of Prichard
Willie Keeley
George Caldwell
Hamel Clarke
Eugenia Clarke
City of Mobile
Mack Williams
Jim Beck
T. Gonzales
E. N. Cochran
F. Cara Ernest Adams
Will Lartigne
John Tanner
Pete
Nub Johnson
R. D. Igoe
Eg A. EK. Green
Prohibition
Frank Tremer, Jr
Houston
Cunningham
William Duff
Ralph Campbell
Willie Lartigue
W. H. Ellis
Vanderbilt
Allen
Bert Ellis
Jim Anderson
Oscar Sweetser
James Friday
A. Ean
Aioe Sig
L. Collins
Dorsey Dykes
Cattle Tick Cases Set for Neat Week in Mobile County
The record-breaking 208 violations of the cattle tick eradication law were charged to 72 cattle owners across Mobile county. Over 560 cases will be heard Monday as the criminal division opens in two sections. The state may accept pleas with minimum concessions as authorities continue dip-vat operations with federal backing.
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Mobile
Tanner-Williames
Hatchet Murders: Nevers Case Deepens In Miami
Miami authorities struggle to identify the second body found with Mrs. Hattie Nevers after a suspected double murder. Decomposition hampers identification as investigators consider C. H. Collins as the possible male victim and dismiss robbery as motive.
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Miami
Fla
Hattie Nevers
Edward Nevers
Nevers
Colls
J. A. Keith
Chicago
Steve Jennin
Peenae
Tallahassee
Three ships arrive and one leaves port in busy harbor
Three ships arrive while one departs at Mobile and New Orleans ports. Alamo steamer brings coal to Tampa. West Cobalt from United Gulf Co plans ballast voyage to load general cargo for Genoa Marseilles. Consul Olsson dock tomorrow with Hunter Benn & Co cargo. Bulko molasses tanker shifted for inspection.
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Cade Stimeon
New Orleans
Pallast
Alamo
Tampa
Mallory Elas
Aren Verona Cave
United Fruit Company
Tela
Gulfoil
Port Arthur
Texas
Keygae
of Refining Ree
West Cobalt
United Gulf Company
Turner
Genoa
Marseilles
Olsson
Hunter Benn & Company
Norfolk
Bulko
Hye Sesb
Co. Vv
Snyder Molasses Com
Add Eeipatte Ins & Drydock Company
Inspecon
Two Stolen Cars Recovered In Police Action
Police report two stolen autos recovered today. A Nash coupe stolen January 11 from Conti and Conception streets, owned by Frank Sat, was found in Nashville with the driver detained for inquiry. An automobile owned by H G Hodge of 508 Michigan Avenue, stolen March 19, was recovered in the northern part today by Officer Fisher.
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Conti and
Conception Streets
Frank Sa T
Nashville
Ohgold
Jane University
New Soleans
H. G. Hodge
Michigan Avenue
Fisher
Large Lumber Cargo Preparing at Mobile Port
One of the heaviest lumber cargoes to move over the municipal pier is assembled for shipment. The arrival of the vessel Michigan under the French flag is anticipated soon to load at Mobile. Local agents are Mobile Liners Inc. The Lake Capens is expected in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Michigan
Wader
Enre. Mobile Liners, Inc
Lake Capens
Seeress and Duckworth Linked to $4000 Bank Roll Mystery
A Biloxi business reports a coppery tale of a seeress tied to a $4000 bank roll and a batch of pirate gold or similar valuables. Officers pursue unclear leads as the incident unfolds with local intrigue.
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Biloxi
Demar wins marathon title on Baltimore course again
Clarence Demar of Melrose Post No. 90 American Legion, Boston, carries the colors to victory on the Laurel to Baltimore marathon course for the second straight year. He won the national championship on the same route last year.
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Baltimore
Clarence Demar
Boston
Melrose Post
American Legion
Laurel
Demar
Jones, Diegel Lead Southern Open Golf Scores In Early Round
The early round results show Bobby Jones and Leo Diegel tied near the top with par 70 scores as Harry Hampton and Eddie Townes chase. Notables include Jim Sweetner and Jess Sweetner posting strong rounds while Farrell struggles with a 226 total.
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Bobby Jones
Chirdie
Jess Sweeteer
Jones
Leo Diegel
New York
August Nordine
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
William Burke
Danville
Clearwater
Fila
le ‘Wingfoot
New Jersey
Armour
Washington
O'Hare
Jeri Raersey
Jack Hutchison
Hampton
Joe Turnesa
Joe
Teide
Onanning
Shreveport
Jim Thompson
Richmond
Jim ‘Foults
Chicago
Fred McLeod
Joe Ashington
Bobby Monee
Jess Sweetner
New
Sweet
MacFarlane Ie
Sadee
Farrell
Aseed
Livie
Stills Found Near Chestang After Raid
County officials recovered a third illegal still about a mile from the first site west of Chestang. The operation required boat access and yielded ten barrels of mash containing roughly 500 gallons. Lem Andrews was arrested as part of yesterday’s raid.
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Hughes and
Lee
Chestang
Lem Andrews
Italian flier resumes journey from Georgetown bound for Guadalupe
Commander De Pinedo resumes his four continent flight leaving Georgetown British Guiana at 6 40 am heading toward Guadalupe in the French West Indies. The island lies southeast of Puerto Rico about 40 miles from the South American mainland as the journey toward the United States continues.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
de Pinedo
South America
United States
Guadalupe
French West Indies
Porto Rico
Beardslee Launch Firm Incorporated
Beardslee Launch Firm Incorporated announced formation with Hunter and W. G. listed among key figures. Details on location and scope not fully readable.
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Beardslee Launch Firm Incorporated
Hen Produces Notable Egg For Mrs Zimlich In Hurtel Street
A hen owned by Mrs. Zimlich of Hurtel street laid a remarkable egg weighing three and three scant and measuring 83 4 inches around one way and 67 8 inches the other. The article notes the unusual size and owner.
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4. Zimlich
Hurtel Street
Mobile Police Seek Pensacola Boy Missing Since March
Mobile police are searching for 14 year old William King of Pensacola who disappeared on March 2. Chief Warren Burch says King left his Pensacola home on March 24 and relatives fear he came to Mobile to go to sea. Mrs Jeanette Gedimately is coordinating the inquiry.
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William King
Pensacola
Mobile
Warren Burch
Jeanette Gedimately
Suit Filed for $1000 After Auto Crash Injuries
William N. Little sues Homer Co. Blair in circuit court seeking $1000 for personal injuries from a February 27 collision at the Elmira and Wilkinson streets intersection when his vehicle was struck by the defendant's car.
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William N. Little
Circuit Court Today
Homer Co
United Fruit Boat Delivers 83 000 Banana Stems
The United Fruit Company's steamer arrived this morning and discharged 18 000 stems of bananas from Tela, totaling 83 000 stems brought ashore. The vessel Saree was the third of four sailing back to Puerto yesterday and Liefjord is expected to depart Sunday or Monday.
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United Fruit Company
Heep
Tela
Gbear
U Company
Puerto
Liefjord
Action to relieve officials in St Paul dispute in New Jersey
Partial OCR notes show a dispute or relief action related to officials in St Paul and New Jersey. The fragment mentions Schmidt and a court or office proceeding occurring today with measures to relieve someone from a position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gteo
ONE KILLED ONE INJURED IN FIGHT AT THE PRESIDIO
A fight at the Presidio left one person dead and another injured. Officials report the incident occurred today and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the clash.
Arms meeting Outlook for France reply next week
Paris reports no action yet on a council of ministers arms meeting. France is expected to respond to proposals from press officials as talks center on armament policy and the session may resume in mid next week.
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Paris
Council of Minisers
France
Jiavienen
Peaches Heens Rowsns Wins Stage Deal for 100000
In New York on March 2 a wealthy bandleader Edward W Breng secured a large stage payment of 100000 for a performance by Peaches Heens Rowsns The details come from a fragmented report noting Breng's involvement and the sizable sum in connection with the act.
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New York
Peaches
Edward W. Breng
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Pearl Cramer
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Etawah
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Virginia Jo Frazier
Cleveland
Little
Virginia
W. H. Hackett
C. A. Carlson
G. Es
Edw. Nevers
Husband
Roemer
Chisars
McAn & Nevers
Seeress
Duckworth
Wayneesboro
Mies
Jerry Hollinshead
Verda
An McRae
Sis
Riderwood
McRee
Memphis
Cotton Belt Railway
Norvell
Stark
Memphia Boy
Dallas
Righ Rock
Ark
L &. Bradley
Y, Tenn
Mattie
Sheep Ridge
Limelight
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Presidio
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