Augann Decatur Twirling Bears Fight For Victory
Hulswitz pitches for a second win as Ernie Koob and Art Decatur oppose for the Bears and Lookouts in the second game at Hartwell Field. Rain delay, starter Chattanooga-Longnecker fielded, Dashiell doubled, Dashiell ran down at the line, no runs and no hits through the early innings.
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Ernie Koob
Art Decatur
Bears
Lookouts
Hartwell Field
Chattanooga
Longnecker
Stavengen
Dashiell
Ballenger
Eggert
R. Moore
Mobile Dumas
Carroll
Taylor
Chapman
Barrett
Mystery Money Lender Linked to Mobile Paper Financing
Speculation swirled in Mobile over a hidden backer behind a $100,000 loan funding half of The Mobile Press capital. Publisher R B Chandler declined to reveal the lender’s name, citing private dealings with the federal trade commission. If investigators tie the lender to power interests, the man may be summoned alongside Stevens.
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Mobile
R. B. Chandler
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Associated Press
Chandler
Commission
Healy
Stevens
Spokane
Chicago
Bonds Forfeited As Several Defendants Fail To Appear
In Elizabethton Tennessee eight defendants bound over to circuit court on $1,000 bonds after clashes between union and non union workers. Bonds forfeited for nine others identified by records. about 30 were arrested on John Doe warrants and remain unidentified. Twenty five more charged with violating an injunction face contempt trials Monday. Secretary of War Good orders a quiet probe into whether federal action is warranted.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Union
National Guard
John Doe
National of Federal Mill
SS Ban Seoiorenar
Merine Te N v
Empement
Textile Mills
Good
Phn Prem Bety Sgld
Carareer
Tennessee
No Ve Good
Tennessee National Guard
Baseball By Innings Chattanooga at Mobile
Chattanooga leads 000 while Mobile trails as Decatur and Lingle Koob and Moore pitch in the first game.
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Decatur and
Lingle Koob and
Moore
Atlanta Eckert and Whiting Versus Oldham and Yelle
A brief legal notice lists parties R. and E. 4356780 with counsel Atlanta Eckert and Whiting and Oldham and Yelle in a dispute involving Memphis and Birmingham parties Willa or related entities.
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Eckert and Whiting
Oldham and Yelle
Baseball scores from National League doubleheader recap
The clippings show scattered NL game results with team pairs Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis New York and Boston, listing battery pairings, pitchers and final scores. The fragmented OCR includes lines on Chicago Detroit and other matchups with incomplete details.
Local Club President Silent on Negotiations
President Frank M. Chick Rees of the local club refuses to comment on reports the Mobile association and Nicklin are in talks. The financial condition is described as strained, with the president denying any negotiations were underway.
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Douglas
Frank M. “Chick” Rees
Mobile Association
Nicklin
Hearing Set on Southern Production Company Application
Colonel W D A Anderson announced a public hearing at 11 a m on May 25 at the Chamber of Commerce to consider the Southern Production Company application. The hearing will cover dyke construction and new canal dredging along Hog Bayou and invites interested towns counties and local associations to attend or submit written statements for the war department record.
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Colonel Anderson
Southern Production Company
Hog Bayou
Chamber of Commerce
W. D. A. Anderson
United States
Mobile
War Department
Anderson
Committees Named as Presbyterian General Assembly Opens
Princeton Kentucky May 18 The general assembly of the Presbyterian church set committees for the coming year and delegates poised to select next years convention city to be announced tomorrow morning Minor business completed since sessions began yesterday Vital church affairs due to reach the assembly floor Monday Princeton hosts the assembly for the eighth time and first since 1852 The first assembly met May 19 1829 with 26 members from 16 of 18 Presbyteries Now 118 delegates 66 Presbyteries and 191 visitors attend the current session.
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Princeton
General Assembly of
And
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of the Church
Son of Former Sheriff Charged in Farmer’s Murder
Hunte Clary of McDuffie county was jailed in Thomson on the murder charge of George Storey a prominent local farmer. Storey was killed on his farm near Thomson with no motive yet disclosed.
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Augusta
Hunte Clary
McDuffie County
Thorson Jail
George Storey
Thomson
Weather Local Cloudy with Thunderstorms Tonight and Sunday
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with thunderstorms tonight and again Sunday. Temperatures are expected to remain mild with showers possible across the region. Local officials urge residents to prepare for potential brief downpours and lightning.
Alabama Weather Forecast Clouds and Thunderstorms
A cloudy forecast for Alabama with thundershowers tonight and Sunday. Cooler air is expected in the northern portion on Sunday.
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Alabama
Birmingham Soldier Slain During Fight
At the Presidio bar racks in San Francisco on May 18 a Birmingham Alabama soldier Joseph Morgan was killed by a gunshot to the heart and Harold Melin was seriously wounded. Noncommissioned officer Frank F. Russo faced a court martial for the shooting. Russo says he acted in self defense to protect Sergeant William Karcher who was beaten after ordering Russo to take Morgan and Melin to the guard house.
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Presidio
San Francisco
Presidio Barracks
Joseph Morgan
Birmingham
Ala
Harold Melin
Frank F. Russo
William Karcher
Russo
Karcher
Morgan
Melin
Eckener Denies Graf Zeppelin Sabotage Claim
In Cuers France on May 18 Dr Hugo Eckener dismissed reports that Graf Zeppelin engine trouble was caused by sabotage calling such claims absurd He questioned where any sabotage could have occurred and stood by the aircrafts reliability.
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Cuers
France
Hugo Eckener
Flier Killed in Midair Collision During Sham Battle
Second Lieutenant E L Meadows of Nashville was killed and Lieutenant A F Salter of Los Angeles was injured when their planes collided over a Columbus suburb during a large simulated air battle. Lieutenant Schultz of the 96th pursuit squadron landed safely after an unprepared craft forced descent. The operation continued amid the grim mock conflict as Red and Blue forces pounded the skies.
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Columbus
Ohio
E L. Meadows
Nashville
Tenn
A. F. Salter
Los Angeles
Cal
National Army Air Maneuvers
96Th
Schultz
Norton Field
Red Air
Nortoweld
Zeppelin flight motors fail amid sabotage speculation
In Friedrichshafen on May 18 officials and others debated whether sabotage caused four Graf Zeppelin engines to fail early in its transatlantic flight project. Zeppelin officials declined to comment while others offered frank opinions, acknowledging the uncertainty surrounding the incident.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Tony
Forard
Graf Zeppelin Landings Prove Airship Resilience In France
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett, head of naval aeronautics, says the Graf Zeppelin landing and berthing at Toulon demonstrates that large airships can cope with adverse weather. The May 18 report cites the event as another illustration of their capability.
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Washington
William A. Moffett
Naval Bureau Aeronautics
Toulon
France
Judge Examines Radcliff Mandamus Plea Over $800 County Claim
In Washington D C on May 18 Judge Joel W Goldsby took under submission Herndon Radcliff claim for a writ of mandamus to force Mobile County Treasurer George E Stone to pay about 800 dollars for sand and gravel supplies tied to a 1920 road project Radcliff won the contract for. Stone argues the claim is illegal and Radcliff appealed to the circuit court after board approval. Demurrers were filed by treasurer counsel Robert J Gordon.
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Joel W. Goldsby
Herndon Radcliff
George E. Stone
Mobile County
Goldsby
Radcliff
Stone
Herndon
Board of Revenue
Play Presented by Local Cast Members
A local theater present a stage production featuring Neilson Mattei Harold Shreiner Jim Spafford Evelyn Robinson Y G Hatch Catherine Williams and Catherine Brown in a community performance.
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Neilson Mattei
Harold Shreiner
Jim Spafford
Evelyn Robinson
y g @ Hatch
Catherine Williams
Catherine Brown
Youthful thief faces three to five years for auto theft
John Greek Jr. awaits possible state penitentiary time after a circuit court jury found him guilty of stealing an automobile from Stanley E. Ziegler. Solicitor Bart B. Chamberlain prosecuted. Greek has prior county court appearances including a fire department false alarm offense with a $100 fine or 90 days plus six months labor. The verdict is pending appeal and bond was set at 750 dollars.
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John Greek, Jr
Court of Appeals
Greek
Z. Greek
Stanley E Ziegler
Bart B Chamberlain
Inferior
C. F. Friesner
Man Held Here Deserter Charge Extended to May 26
John Crowley of 667 Palmetto Street was held today at police headquarters as an alleged deserter. Officers said naval authorities were being consulted and the blanket charge was continued until May 26.
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John Crowley
Palmetto Street
Recorder
Naval
Crowley
Notable aviators airlifted en route to Derby events
In Louisville a tri motored monoplane carrying Major T G Lanphier and friends diverted and arrived after forced landing on the way from Lexington to the Derby. In Portland Colonel Lindbergh piloting an amphibian plane with Miss Anne Morrow aboard landed at Portland airport after running low on fuel during a New York to North Haven, Maine flight.
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Louisville
T. G. Lanphier
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lexington
Portland
Maine
Charlies AC Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
New York
North Haven
Shipping contract signed with Selevener Mobile South Americana line
A contract was signed for steamer service on a regular schedule. The Selevener Shipping Company will operate late alters to provide transport, with a stated consideration. The agreement outlines the line’s duties and timetable pending final details.
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States
Selevener Mobile South Americana
Mis Shipping Company
Papers Filed Incorporation of Nelson's Radios Inc
Incorporation papers filed in probate court name Nelson's Radios Inc a new firm authorized to operate at a capital of 5000 dollars. The company will engage in radio sales and service. Officers include Schmond Jr and Alice f Nel.
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Nelson’ Radios, Inc
Norn
Pal
Rai Red
Schmond, Jr
Alice F
Do You Know Wes Mobile was England in 1763
Fragmentary text mentions Wes Mobile and 1763 with unclear ceded context. No verifiable events or entities beyond the brief snippet.
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Mobile
England
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