ROK Probe Of Rumored Charges At Monroe Park
At a city commission meeting officials discussed rumors that Police Clerk Charles Howell shot twice at a man near Monroe Park Monday night. Commissioner Crawford pressed for proof while Hartwell claimed no foundation for the report. Chief O Shaughnessy and Acting Superintendent Taylor offered limited details as the investigation continued. Howell remains on duty with no public suspension announced.
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O'Shaughnessy
Taylor
Question on moving school discussed by Mobile Chamber
A committee discussion on moving the Daphne state normal school yielded no definite action. Members plan to continue the inquiry at future meetings. A resolution favored studying agricultural matters tied to legislative efforts and luncheon club activities.
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Daphne
Prohibition Agent Wesmith Returns to Testify in Federal Court
Federal Prohibition Agent W J Wesmith, recently sent to the north for duty, arrives in Birmingham for a short stay to testify in prohibition cases. He plans to travel to another district and notes temporary assignments for several agents in various regions.
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W. J. Wesmith
Ile
Heremith
Birmingham
Mobile Bank Secur es 75000 Pav ing Bonds in City Deal
The Mobile city commission sold a 75000 paving bond issue for Julia street and other streets to the Peoples Bank of Mobile for 75225. The bank also received 3000 for sidewalk improvement No 17 for 3005 plus interest. The panel adopted a 2000 annual license tax for out of Mobile labor solicitors.
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Dauphin
Old Shell Road
Oaklawn Terrace
Caroline Avenue
Ann Street
Elmira
Ohio
Spring Hill Avenue
Ann
Catherine Street
City Commission
Peoples Bank of Mobile
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Mobile
Employes’ Protective Association
Mobile County
Stewart Brooks
Automobile Club Co-operative Association
Concrete Highway Link From Mississippi Line to Mobile Delays
Alabama State Highway Commission will build a 2.5 mile concrete spur from the Mississippi line toward Mobile as an emergency project. Senator John Craft announced the link will connect Mobile county roads with the concrete highway, with a survey ordered for an 11 mile stretch from the state line.
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Alabama
Mobile
Grand Bay
Alabama State Highway Commission
John Craft
Highway Board
Montgomery
Craft
State Highway Board
Mississippi Line
Highway Department
Rab Gratia Ak
Grand Bay Irvington
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County deputies pledge summer patrols to curb speeders
Sheriff Paul Cazalas announced extra patrols on Cedar Point road and other county thoroughfares after a serious crash on the same highway. Five men in an Overland car escaped death when they struck a cow, went into a ditch, and overturned. Driver A W Lawson was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and Toralf Land for being drunk in public. The wreck left the car a total loss with the cow owner aiding the injured riders and residents.
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Cedar Point
Paul Cazalas
A. W. Lawson
Messenger
Toralf Land
Sub stations may be established in state
The recess committee on agriculture is seriously considering experimental stations in three sections of the state. Commissioner J M Moore said at the capital yesterday that a sub station in this county is being sought. W J Durand of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce returned from Auburn with encouragement from officials about the plan.
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Montgomery
J. M. Moore
W. J. Durand
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Auburn
Durand
Boy 11 Tries Playful Hangman Ends in Tragedy
New York police report Francis Dangieri an 11 year old in Brooklyn accidentally hanged himself with two neckties tied as a slip noose around his neck. A small dog Brownie whimpered near the body as officers investigated initially suspected murder but concluded the toy noose caught the boy when he attempted to free the dogsnay.
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New York
Tfrancis Dangieri
Brownie
Francis
Brooklyn
Béieté
Nurses Save 67 Children From Burning Pittsburgh Hospital
Four nurses fought through flame and smoke to carry sixty seven crippled and sick children to safety as fire ravaged the Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh. John Gosnell shut a gas cock to avert an explosion while Miss Laura Wilson guided survivors from the roof to safety until fire crews arrived. Sixteen firefighters were overcome or injured by fumes.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Children’s Hospital
John Gosnell
Laura Wilson
Probe Charges Carrying Away City Horseshoes
City commission session extended to tomorrow at 10 o clock. Witnesses include C Prine for the defense and Frank Natale for the city. George Hutton and Bud Williamson testified Matthews hid four mule shoes in cinders at the blacksmith shop on May 18 and he claimed to have found them. Matthews produced an affidavit from J C Pring claiming ownership and that Prine paid for the shoes to fit a mule owned by Prine. Mayor Taylor read a conforming letter.
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Chunchula
Frank Natale
George T. Hutton
Bud” Willamson
Matthews
Blaith
Hutton
Natale
J.C. Pring
Prine
Taylor
Mae
Health official defends duty amid mob slander in trial
In Birmingham, experts defend enforcing health laws as jurors hear from state’s star witness Charlie Tyson and mob associate Ernest Ge jacks. The solicitor condemns poisonous slander while stressing civic duty and civilized restraint against vigilante violence.
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Ernest Ge Jacks
Charlie
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Jacks
McCoy
Hafnium Atomic Weight Reported by Nils Bohis
In Copenhagen on May 31 Professor Nils Bohis, credited as the discoverer of hafnium, announced progress on determining the element's atomic weight. He notes hafnium, named for Copenhagen, remains unresolved but nearing finalization, with zirconium as a complicating factor.
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Nils Bohis
Hafmiun
Pee Bohr
Tragic Opera House Fire in Petrograd Claims Many Lives
A deadly blaze at an opera house in Petrograd results in numerous fatalities. Eyewitnesses report chaotic evacuations as flames engulf the building, with rescue crews scrambling to reach trapped patrons. Investigations are expected to determine cause and responsibility.
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