Endurance Flight Record Clipped by 53 Hours 23 Minutes
A mixed summary covers a legal dispute in which William H Armbrecht seeks mandamus to force payment of 3000 dollars for services as special attorney to the county revenue board. George E Stone resists, filing demurrers with 17 counts. arguments set for April 7. Separate items report a habeas corpus case at Lima State Hospital and a German record flight by Johann Ristics and Cornelius Eidseard near Jacksonville Beach. Additional notes mention testimony by Rep Hull about government charges and potential profitability of lines if developed.
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William H. Armbrecht
George E. Stone
Board of Revenue
Stone
Armbrecht
Jesse F. Hogan
Board ’Revenue
Lima State Hospital
Third Court of
Ee Downena
Cincinnati
Jacksonville Beach
Fié
Johann Ristics
Cornelius Eidseard
Germany
British Millionaire Curbed in Race Letdown at Hearing
A Bay seawall hearing for a six mile Arlington to Dog river project faced legal delays as technicalities arose. The petition plans a revised survey if approved and engineers warn costs will rise beyond earlier estimates.
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Sento Gocnampendalh
Arlington
Dog River
Tallapoosa Due Next Month Coast Guard Command Changes
The coast guard cutter Teenie patrolled the Florida coast under H Wolf commander of the gulf division. He will relinquish his Mobile post to A L Gamble who will lead operations of 25 destroyers in the Atlantic destroyer division.
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Coast Guard
Florida
H. Wolf
Gulf Division
Atlantic
A. L. Gamble
Wolf
Glaring headlamp to bring arrest in state traffic plan
State traffic inspector warns motorists who fail to dim headlights face arrest. Officers will begin enforcing the rule April 1 with county speed officers and city motorcycle police.
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Amgary Lene
Enace. Sr
Weather forecast for Mobile area details unclear
Weather forecast for Mobile and vicinity indicates frost tonight with varying conditions. Earlier reports noted changes and a downward trend in conditions with no rain expected this afternoon.
Middle West Trip To Advertise City Warmly Approved
Commissioner Hartwell promotes a Middle West trip to advertise the city with a visit to Chicago St Louis City Memphis and other cities. The plan would include 30 to 40 leading business men with support from the Chamber of Commerce and local officials. Outlaw noted sympathy but could not speak for the Chamber and will take office next month.
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Hartwell
Chicago
St. Louis
City
Memphis
Geron
Lackland
W.abrecht
LeBlanc
Irvine
Denniston
G. Co. Outlaw
E. A. Greenblatt
Frank Boykin
Outlaw
Amber of Commerce
Prelate Barker Funeral Rites Arranged
Prelate Barker born 1835 in Branford Connecticut was son of J and Frances J Appell. He studied at Stafford academy, read law in New York, then practiced in Galena and Madison before moving to Alabama in 1857 to work in Claiborne Monroe County and later joined the Confederacy.
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In Street
Will Mr. Barker
Branford
Conn
Frances J. (Appell
Stafford Academy
New York
Galena
Ill
Madison
Alabama
Claiborne
Monroe County
Clayton Denies Mart Traps Set
Washington dispatch reports Clayton denies that the mart has set traps for futures traders. The article quotes William Texas cotton sped discussing buyers and sellers of futures contracts and the care given to those markets.
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Clayton Denies
Washington
William Texas Cotton Peed
Mrs Goodhue Has Restless Night
Unfavorable reports on the condition of Mrs. Goodhue lead to a restless night as local observers await further medical news in Northampton Massachusetts on March 30.
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Mrs. Goodhue
Northampton
Mass
Atlantic weather delays daring plane flight to New York
Fragmentary report describes a western Atlantic disturbance affecting a five ton aircraft with an all metal body coated in a secret anti freeze ration. Von Huenefeld and pilots Koehl and others await better conditions to attempt takeoff for New York.
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Dublin
Atlantic
Baron Muse
Fried Gunther
New York
I Aay
von. Huenefeld
Koehl
Saasse
Telegraph Road Crossing Closure Planned for May
A plan shows the viaduct and a new road between Themade by B A Wood and the Mobile and Ohio railroad, with Joe Galliger for the Southern and Mr Cummings, docks board engineer, supervising. The docks commission and city share the cost with two railroads. A definite closing date will be announced later.
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Wright Smith
B. A. Wood
Agg
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Joe Galliger
Southern
Rey
Mr. Cummings
Docks Board
Docks Commission
Fake inspectors raid markets provoke police probe
A chaotic report describes alleged fake inspectors invading markets. Police are assigned to investigate the activity as officials warn against impersonators and seek leads.
Bull Rampage Drives Stock Mart To New High
Stock Mart stock rose on heavy trading today under Radio leadership. It quickly hit a new high of 177.50 as bids surged and brokers loans aided buying.
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Stock Mart
BULL
A Ee Eeeeral Reserve
Trade in Sixth District Shows February Slump
Atlanta March 30 retail trade in the sixth federal reserve district weakened in February as weather dampened activity. Wholesale trade also declined, while retail prices and volumes shifted amid reduced consumer demand.
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Atlanta
Federal Reserve District
Fiste Asks
Wholesale ‘Co
Memphian Recovers From Death By Own Action
Joe Costello 29, of St Louis Missouri attempted suicide in Memphis early yesterday and swallowed two poisons and tried to strangle himself. Doctors at General Hospital report antidotes were effective and he was saved after his plan to extort $1500 from a married woman failed.
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Memphis
T N
Joe Costello
St. Louis
Tal
General Hospital
Costello
Louis
Dry forces seize liquor haul from schooner W E Litchfield
In New York on March 90 the captain and crew of the schooner W E Litchfield were seized after authorities found a cargo of liquor aboard. Officials reported 36 000 bottles in the ship’s hold during the seizure.
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New York
W E. Litchfield
Storm disrupts wire service operations in city area
Storm conditions disrupt wire service in Chicago area causing delays and transportation challenges for reporters and editors. Weather hampers field coverage as crews work to restore communications and maintain daily publishing schedules.
Aviation aided by study of birds
New York March 9. The albatross petrel vulture and condor have contributed ideas to aviation development. Professor M Boel Belgian scientist who has made many contributions in research in sacred believes bird studies contain information that will aid airplane engineers.
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New York
M. Boel
Red Cross Aids Tassie Coasting Victims Amid Narrow Rescue
Red Cross crews rushed to aid victims of a Tassie coast ing incident affecting four seriously and injuring about 15 others across several small Northern communities. Residents describe a sharp dip near Clay and nearby hamlets as the cause of multiple injuries. R E Nelson, 66, a farmer, and a man named Mann, 40, are among the injured. Eva Mann is noted among those involved.
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Red Cross
Tassie
Ree
R. E. Nelson
Mann
Eva Mann
U S Navy to Commission Giant Sub April 2
The submarine V-4, the largest in the world, is to be commissioned at Portsmouth Navy Yard New Hampshire on April 2. It marks the first mine in submarine built for the United States Navy.
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U. S
GIANT
Washington
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
United States Navy
Democrats Fight Tax Reduction Estimate Not Including Flood Relief
Democrats reject the $215 million tax cut estimate as incomplete. They warn additional flood and farm relief expenditures will push the bill higher and urge a broader approach to corporate income tax reductions and related measures.
Ty Denies He Quit Baseball Amid Market Turmoil
Ty denies quitting baseball amid confusion over his career intentions. The brief note mentions March and an unusual stock market trend last week, adding confusion to his next moves.
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Are York
N. C. and St. Louis Official Mobile Caller Details
A municipal official from the Washtville and St. Louis area served as chairman for a Southern railroad line. The mobile caller described leadership roles and described duties related to the railroad choice.
Burglar Ransacks Cabin in Steamer
A thief broke into a steamer cabin and stole a pair of women’s shoes a Kodak and other small articles. The incident was reported by ship staff and police are investigating.
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Kodak
Reed speaks as Knoxville debates cabinet responsibility
Senator Reed urged accountability in Washington during a Knoxville speech, criticizing the Coolidge administration and cabinet members over alleged oil misstatements. He warned cooling official steps should share responsibility and left for Chicago after the remarks.
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Jeemne
Ws Jin Ad
Reed
Coolidge
Chicago
Notorious Bandit Jailed in Memphis
Fragmentary report notes a notorious bandit jailed in Memphis. Text mentions plans to arm on a plantation in Mississippi but details are unclear. Further readable facts include location and status.
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Memphis
Family Drowned as Car Runs in Canal
Detroit report says a man and his wife drowned when the car they were learning to drive plunged into a canal. The incident occurred after the man purchased the vehicle and attempted to operate it, leading to a fatal outcome for the couple.
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Detroit, Mich
James McDermott
Smith to Attend Houston Session
Houston Texas March 30. Jon Post-
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Houston
Texas
Jon Post
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