Woman Known as Mrs Entrekin Killed in Collision
A head on auto crash on Broad Street killed Mary Entrekin 49 widow of Captain Jesse B. Entrekin. Identification followed by police and relatives who learned she was visiting her sister when the Marine-transport car collided as it moved south on Broad Street after a Sunday night church outing. Funeral details and survivor list include Mrs Andrew Ostrom and a son Leroyenn.
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Charles A “Streets
Andrew Kirkpatrick
Kin Way
Ity Military School
Mary Entrekin
Jesse Bay
South
Hamilton
Memstn
Regiser Monde
Atrekin
Brede
Carmtrekin
Iad
Latter Day Sainte Church
Conélu
Johny
Broad and
Ange
Arieston
Broad Streets
W. Ostrum
Marine Street
Topatrick
Broad
Strekin
Rereper
J. W.ostrum
Hamilton Stet
the . Johnson
Rae Eseharror
Sighteen
Mobile -Eigh
Jesse
Esas
Ais To
Leroyenn
Tyier
T. Ostrom
Andrew i Erates
French on Neutral Ground Lose 350 Prisoners
Fragmented text reports a clash on neutral ground with Hungarian forces. It mentions 350 prisoners and references Magyar and German units. Details are unclear and portions unreadable. The piece appears to be a wartime brief with names and ranks obscured.
Alapaha Ship in Storm Distress Reported Safe
In a gale off Cape Hatteras the United States Shipping Board vessel Alapaha 3590 tons gross was in distress. The Santa Marta of United Fruit later reported the Alapaha’s last position Saturday and its fate remained unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Cape Hidtteras
Ad States Shipping Board
United Fruit
Youth relates car strike that killed woman
Andrew Kirkpatrick an 18 year old driver was released on $2500 bond after describing the Broad and Charleston street collision that killed Mrs. Mary Entrekin. He told County Solicitor B. B. Chamberlain and Lt. Edward Sheets he saw the victim about 30 feet ahead as he crossed Charleston street in Chickasaw. The car owned by E. Ree of Chickasaw lost a wheel in the crash.
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Andrew Kirkpatrick
Mary Entrekin
Broad
Charleston
B. B. Chamberlain
Edward Sheets
Broad Street
Germans Claim 14 Points as Peace Basis
A German wireless message states the German government will describe conditions for peace while opposition to negotiations is noted. It reports the Allies are awaiting the German stance and a decision on attitude toward talks.
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Tagtenidas
An Wireless Bikes
Ermans
Germany
U-Boat Bound for Mobile Reported Departing
A German submarine is described as on its way to Mobile with a crew and officers aboard. The report notes an American crew and a mission across the ocean, with plans to pass through Gulf ports and then proceed to the Mississippi and Great Lakes region.
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Mobile
Eederate Looet
Fant
Lear
Gulf
Tampa
Engacola
Miseissippi
Great ‘Lakes
Hak Stibm
Puiea
Officials Invite to Opening of Prisoners Home
City and county officials invited to attend the opening of a prisoners home. The ceremony included program inspections and remarks about sheltering first offenses to prevent habitual crime. Colonel Raean and Miss Raean were among those listed for participation.
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Rena
Sg Ae
Conti
James Raean
Hunter Convicted of Theft of Clothing
The case shows Teena and an accomplice tied to theft of a gold coat from Wi Snowden at ael street. Snowden testified to the missing garment belonging to Mrs. Hattie Hiorn and notes uncertainty due to lack of sufficient evidence.
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Hunter
Ict Teena
Wi Snowden
Ael Street
Snowden
M and G S
Hattie Hiorn
Navy minesweeper Whippoorwill crew in harbor report
A damaged clipping notes the Whippoorwill minesweeper and its crew arriving or operating under U S naval command. The fragment mentions a lieutenant and a company, with unclear placement of Alabama and deck details amid the incomplete report.
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U. E
Mallory Line Chief Expected This Week
Report from Havana notes the Mallory Line chief is anticipated to arrive this week amid ongoing conditions. The situation involves Raymond of Mobile and new developments in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory
Tory Stsanahl i Raymond
Mobile Ral
New, York
Havana
Weather Forecast Patch in Washington March 31
Weather notes from Washington report fair to breezy conditions across Blabamet and Mississippi regions with moderate temperatures. Forecasters indicate stable air masses and no major storms expected through the period.
Murder Mystery Deepens in Dawson Slaying near Jackson
Reporters note there is no clue yet in the March 21 shooting death of Travis Dawson, a Mabillan dentist, near Jackson Alabama. The poorly detailed dispatch describes a late night attack at a residence and mentions a trampling incident and ongoing investigation with no breakthroughs.
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Dawson
Jackson
Ala
Travis Dawson
Mabillan
Oan Dawson
Unclear fragmentary text from court case notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a store, a print, and a dismissal in an inferior criminal court. Details are garbled with no clear names, dates, or outcomes to identify a specific event or person.
Fire at Post Office Draws Large Crowd
A fire at a post office drew a big crowd but caused no damage. Reported by residents, the incident occurred on New Street as sparks were seen and authorities investigated.
American says food will save Hungary from Reds
Fragmented text claims an American statement about Hungary being saved from communists through food. Mentions con council, Bela, Pern, and Ve 3 ne 7 vileston de separ, but the passage is garbled and contains unclear references and misplaced phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
REDS
Con & Council of
Bela Bu
Vileston
Ames
City Hearing Set On Proposed Rate Increases
City officials will hold a Monday meeting to discuss higher rates while a question lingers about actions by the Metric Company. The city commission is poised to consider the issue at its next session, the final meeting before changes take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soetniadon
t@emery
Metric Company
Jefferson Davis in Tennessee and a Civil War veteran
Eccentric obituary notes the death of a Civil War veteran in Tennessee. The fragment mentions Jefferson Davis and ties to the Confederacy, reflecting a local obituary notice with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis S
Tennessee
Canadian Plans to Cross Ocean in May
Brief item notes Canadian plans to cross the ocean in May. An Associated Press dispatch mentions readiness for a test voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean
Associated Press
Miners Abandon July 4 Strike Plan Says UMWA
The United Mine Workers of America announced no July 4 strike. Mooney in Indianapolis is noted with unclear local impact as the union states no action will be taken on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos, Mooney
Indianapolis
Indy
United Mine Workers of America
Home
Mooney, Corn Vic
Sport Sends a Call of Four Scores and Men Aboard
A fragmented report notes sports team movement with a call involving 104 men and aboard troops. It hints at maneuvers or wind currents aiding a campaign and references a 79 or 95 score in unclear context.
March 31 Story Fragments Signal Unclear Result
A fragmented March 31 OCR item shows incomplete text with scattered phrases and partial event cues, leaving the main subject and outcome unreadable. The readable bits hint at a sports or local notice but lack concrete names, places, or actions.
Birmingham Shot Is Davenport in Main Event
A fragmented Chicago sports snippet from Birmingham mentions Davenport in a featured bout with city rivals. The text hints at a boxing or wrestling main event but lacks clear details on date, venue, or exact participants.
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Parig
Surah Issih
Gael Low
Ween
Bob
Ty Aeks Nerman Commiegion
Aden
NAVY
Washington
Fore
Blabamet
Mississippi
Dawnon
With &E
Weon
Jieof Camp
Sik
Johnson and Barrett
Mobilians
Orleans
Warren
Obilians
Anna
Fenn
Browens
Columbia
Birmingham
America
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