Official to Arrive Saturday Amid Senate Clash
A federal official is due in the city Saturday to address charges in a federal court case involving Boyles. Senators, including Underwood, are cited in dispatches over objections to Boyles confirmation. The article notes anticipated delays before any moves in the case and references letters sent to senators as part of the dispute.
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Judiciary
Federal
Boyles
United States Senate
Underwood
Senate
Associated Press
Unclear OCR Fragment From Birmingham Report
Fragmentary notes describe a 3B Dewey Barret and an occupant of a remobile with mentions of deputies Byron Shirley and Jones. Text is garbled with no clear events, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
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Birmingham
Alay
Dewey Barret
Teo
Seationan
Tin Davis
Otras
Omas
Byron Shirley
Barret
Jones
Market Notes From New York Futures Desk
Market brief from New York discussing futures activity with references to dates and numbers, noting unclear inputs but highlighting a May to December spread and price indexes. No clear events or names beyond general market jargon and the New York context.
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New York
Hee Sry
New Orleans Futures Bid Scheme Details
The New Orleans futures market shows ongoing bids with cotton futures quoted at 17.75 for October and 17.20 for March. Specific bid windows include January 11 and dates in mid January.
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New Orleans
Unclear fragment missing key facts
The readable text provides scattered words about potatoes ships and sacks but no coherent event or identifiable persons. The piece lacks enough context to form a factual headline or summary.
Talent Casting for Bijou Theatre Mobile News Item
The Bijou Theatre Mobile seeks varied types for a talent movie film. Directors weigh candidates including a stern detective and athletic roles while stage folks discuss casting and character fits amid uncertain readied performances.
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Valentino
Two Held For Car Robberies In Canton Stay
Two men identified as John Baker of Canton Ohio and Toney Begola of Chicago Illinois were arrested at 4:30 am for car robberies. They confessed and are in police custody awaiting recorder court action as part of related thefts of meat butter and oils from refrigerator cars.
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Brest Street
Y. John Baker
Canton
Toney Begola
Chicago
Recorder’s Court
Moe Ohio
John Eyeet
Mobile to Host 1927 Railway Surgeons Convention
The Southern Railway surgeons' convention will be held in Mobile next year after Dr. Marten Inge was elected president at the Washington convention. Mobile defeated bidders Allents, Jacksonville and Knoxville, bringing about 500 eminent doctors to the 1927 event.
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Southern Railway
M Bile
Marten Inge
Washington
Allents
Jacksonville
Knoxville
Mobile
Annual Hop Held by Bank Employees
A bank employees annual hop event was held, featuring social activities and recognition moments. Attendees from branches gathered to celebrate the year’s work, with reports of camaraderie and festive atmosphere.
St. Marys Kiddies Outing At Aggiumt Jett Aboard
Children from St Marys Aggiumt Jett join an annual outing this morning aboard battles at the Bettles home Sethe Sesto wt th wi school.
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St. Mary's
Battles
Bettles
Bathing Girl Race Highlight of Fairhope Fourth Program
Fairhope celebrates July Fourth with a monster three day program organized by the Chamber of Commerce. The event runs July 3 to 6 drawing up to 25 000 participants, with swimming diving water events contests dancing and a comic auto race using junk cars. Prizes include gold coin and efforts aim to attract Mobdians from nearby areas.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fairhope
Old Picture Sought by Judge in Historic Case
A judge searches for an old picture linked to a 1861 ceremony when Rev Noble L DeVote was crowned before crossing the bay. The fragmentary text notes Peter A Brannon of the court department and references a 19th century event with local officials and a speaker.
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Peter A. Brannon
Department of
Od Crdines
Aes Cys
Noble L. DeVote
Brannon
SA. E. Oraternik
Targett Children Dance on Boat
Eunice ae. Jake Targett oversees an event on a boat where children are invited to dance. The fragment notes Targett family involvement and a playful community activity.
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Targett
Eunice Ae
Jake Targett
Diplomas Awarded to Wright's University Students
Fourteen graduates from the Wright University system receive diplomas at a commencement ceremony led by Prof. Julius T. Wright and Rev. Dunbar Ogden. R. D. Walker delivers the address, praising the graduates' achievements in the grammar and preparatory school years.
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Sidion
Julius T. Wright
Dunbar Ogden
R. D. Walker
Minent
Mobile
Williams
Ann Company
Monroe
Eee
Harolé Nervey
Tenis Chanmpton
Presen
Pre Preparatory Syanese Caer
Ereemness Et
Frederick Vance Baldwin
Murray Christian
James Eee
George Thorne Cowles
Ward Crowley
Claude Pieros
William Gaines Lasdriel
Setar Mesa Rays
Evan Gavin
Clyde Aga
Ad Gg
William Norman Hunter
We Grant Jackson
Martin Philo Lindow
Joseph Hamilton Locke
H. Herbart Lyons, Jr
Mark Lyons
James Glennon McDonnell
Ferdinand Haverman Mitchell
Thornton Bidgood Moore
Jesse Slater Moore
Chester Edmond Roe
Sbacon
Venetia Neville Bacon
Pete Bod
Rebecca Myreden
Bacon ‘Jervey
Marriott
Mary Carmalyn McCann
Annie Marie Meaher
Nelda Eleanor
Margaret TenByck
Rosch
Virginia Hatcher Sears
Helen Smith
Salinde Branham Taylor
Frances Bowden Walker
W. W. Member Fined Twenty Five Dollars
Ed Sharman, acting on a report from Special Officer Harry Vase, imposed a 25 dollar fine on a W. W. member after the defendant moved to an at pier 6 in connection with the alleged button of literature on the Pg w. w.
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W. W
Ed Sharman
Seamen’s Union
Harry Vase
Pier 6
Button
Partly Cloudy Forecast With Showers This Weekend
Local weather man forecasts partly cloudy conditions with occasional showers Saturday. Temperature is expected to remain steady with little variation.
Americans Held by Mexican Bandits In Durango Kidnapping
Federal troops in Vera Cruz hunt bandits led by Tenoria to free John J. Ghanklin of Canyon Texas and four other Americans held for ransom or death in Durango and Tampico regions. Ambassador Sheffield says Mexican authorities are pursuing captors as U S and Mexican officials push for release and punishment of kidnapers.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Tenoria
John. J. Ghanklin
Canyon
Texas
Mexico
Shanklin
Tampicoola
Ranson
Briggs
Greeley
C. C. Braden
Laredo
Gallagher
Durango
Braden
Neer
Ior
Briggs Gresley
Nogales
Posse
John
Liquor Seized From Car. Man Arrested Near Dickens Ferry
Buster Jordan of the west area was arrested after 30 pints of white whiskey were found in a car on the Dickens Ferry road, 20 miles from the city. Chief Sheriff Robbins Jr and Sheriff Stringfellow took Jordan into custody. The incident followed a previous run in with law officers and occurred early this morning.
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Buster Jordan
Weata Sane
Jordan
Ww. C. Robbins, Jr
Joe Stringfellow
Dickens Ferry
Guatemala Under Martial Law Declared by Government
Washington May 2 Martial law was declared in Guatemala as a precautionary measure to quell unrest and restore order amid political instability. The move places military authorities in control as civilian institutions are affected and curfews may be imposed.
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Washington
Guatemala
La Belle Sauvage Ships In For Repairs at Port
The La Belle Sauvage, an famed ocean greyhound once prized by British aristocracy, arrives for repairs. Built in Leith in 1880s for the wealthy, she once carried splendor and speed at 12 knots when clean. Her long service ends as she joins the line of vessels fading into oblivion after past glory.
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Leith
Terpsichors
Walker
la Belle Sauvege
John Ringling
Fierids
Ee Ee
Mr. Ring O
le Belle Sauvage
Deputies release and murder case trial moved to June
The article notes deputies release requests and a murder inquiry into Jonas Jones. Coroner J D Ruscums team led the abandonment inquiry as prosecutors sought to continue the case. The trial date was set for the week of June 14 with defense reiterating self defense and motion to suppress.
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Shirley Dewey
Sori Setters
Muraer
Jim Davis
J. D. Ruscums
Jonas Jones
Davis
Bern
Soareset Metamora
Saori
Drunken Driver Fined in Biloxi Court
A. W. Flannagan of Biloxi was fined $101 and costs after conviction for intoxicated driving. The court noted the record showed he operated a motor vehicle while intoxicated. no further details of aggravating factors were provided.
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A. W. Flannagan
Biloxi, Sr
D. H. Meanest
Flannagan
Mount Vesuvius Rumbling Sparks Alert
Reports from Naples indicate Mount Vesuvius was heard rumbling today. The noise is regarded as a warning of potential renewed volcanic activity in the near future.
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Naples
Net
Romine Coe
Bomb Plot Victim Janet Krubsaech Dies in Livery Lobby Attack
In Muskegon a bomb blast in a tavern lobby killed Frank Krubsaech and Janet Krubsaech and wounded others. Krubsaech and Janet died after sustaining horrific injuries, while Krubach survived only hours. The incident disrupted local politics with arrests for illegal voting and a close election recount.
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Soa
Band
Pete
Fran
Janet
A Beech
Jeannie Norlin
Norlin
Krubaesch
Pac Contat
Wes Elteaadl
Myrtle Whitter
Chicago
Frank
Muskegon
August Krubsaech
Prominent Textile Leader Samuel Petterson Dies in Roanoke Rapids
Samuel F. Petterson a leading figure in the textile industry died at his Roanoke Rapids home after illness. He had recently been elected president of the Cotton Manufacturers’ Association at their annual convention.
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Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Samuel F. Petterson
Cotton Manufacturers’ Ee
Bolshevik Troops Crossing Border Report
Unclear fragment mentions Bolshevik troops crossing a border with garbled references to a park frontier document and a Romanian pine Danar take. No coherent event details or names to confirm a full summary.
Stokes Estate Value Sparks Will Controversy
In New York on May 24 reports indicate changes to the Stokes estate trust fund may prompt Mrs. Stokes to abandon her plan to break the will. New developments suggest an income fund could influence the outcome of the estate dispute.
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New York
Mra
Stokes
Ton Ton the Largest Man in the World Dies
The death of Theodore Ton Ton, known to show patrons as Ton, is reported in Los Angeles. He weighed about 945 pounds and died after a quiet collapse. An autopsy was sought after he failed to sign death paperwork, with his widow resisting a proposed post mortem in court. The body was offered for sale to an eastern hospital for $8,000, which she refused.
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Los Angeles
Theodore
Ton
Tom Ton
Coney Et
Santa Fe
Valansuls
Eastern Hospital
Mutiny Reported Among Portugal Forces in Portugal Split
Paris dispatch reports two divisions in northern Portugal mutinied, creating a split with authorities. The source notes disruption in military movements and a claimed inability to continue actions in the region.
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Portugal
Paris
dispatch one _ ex
Ceomiu A Paart
Knoxville considers appointing city manager
Memphis official E. Miller speaks as Knoxville contemplates naming Beardsley as city manager. The council will likely approve the managership arrangement and related insurance matters.
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Miller
Knoxville
Tean
E. Miller
Memphis
Beardsley
Ager
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