Service at Government Street Presbyterian Reflects on Mr. Oyies
The minister urged citizens to judge Mr. Aubrey Oyies only if proved corrupt, while praising Mr. Boyles for moral character and legal defense amid community liquor dispersion rumors. The remarks referenced lawyers and reported liquor storeroom incidents as context for trust in local leadership.
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Theister
Aubrey Oyies
Boyles
Pirat
Rim
Poreury
Name Is Selected For Film To Be Made In Mobile
Local talent chosen for a Mobile film project with plans to shoot here. The title and full description are included in promotional materials, noting regional involvement and the play’s thematic focus.
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Mobile
Atom
Tan Reported condemned to die
Havas die rut says that Gultan chief of the Tuse has been court martialed and condemned to death in the trial.
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Havas
Gultan
Orleans Cotton Prices Shine in Early Markets
Early market notes show July cotton at 17.78, October 17.19, December at WEW. Futures for July around 17.33 and Brora near 17.18 reflect mixed activity and pending positions in New Orleans trading.
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Orleans
Four Injured as Car Reverses in Local Crash
A car overturn near town injures four people including a man and a daughter. They were assisted by local residents A D Melfiire Luther Hall and Harry Bassett and transported to town. Deputies Moses Bernstein and Blackman investigated the scene.
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A.D. Melfiire
Luther Hall
Harry Bassett
Moses Bernstein
Blackman
Flying Yank in Mobile for Stay
A brief note reports a "Flying Yank" in Mobile seeking a stay. The fragment references an opahte phrase, with unclear context and garbled text surrounding the person. Further readable details are not available.
Circuit Court Grand Jurors Charged in Burglary Case
The circuit court grand jury investigates a burglary at Wheeler Motors Company where $1,400 was stolen from a safe. Frank Loftin, 82, of Montgomery, was returned to Mobile by detectives Warrap and held in county jail on a new bond.
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Armistead
Prichard
Wheeler Motors Company
Frank Loftin
Montgomery
Mobile
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Loftin
the Negrees Jury Therman
N. D. Cynnin
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O Simmons
Jo d Patradoes
All
Potter
George B. Rogers
Dewey Gen
J. Frank Jones
Heavy Fine levied under state law on day
A plea of tame offense was entered and costs of twenty cases of rules were assessed on motion of the state. Court action resulted in a heavy fine under applicable law for the offenses evident in the record.
Fine Assessed in School Case
R C Levender of the county’s north part was fined $5 and costs in a school case. The court ordered payment of the amount to cover fines and related legal costs.
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R. C. Levender
Verona Due With Cargo Bananas
The eeeSeee Fruit company ship arrives in port with a cargo of bananas. The vessel Venator discharged its cargo yesterday and is expected to leave tomorrow.
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eeeSeee Fruit Company
Venator
Candidates for Office Qualify in Aug Election
Report notes candidates who qualify for the August election. Jonohn Craft secured a qualifying spot today, with other nominees from ward leadership and committee discussions continuing as noon deadlines approach.
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Ie Mayne
Aes Ee
Searses Earl Sea Pisin
Jonohn’ Craft
Na Wera
Fromm 7 Ward
T. J. Ee
Roto Sane i Y Fonda
Unclear OCR Fragment About American Captives
Fragmentary report describes American captives linked to Nuevo Laredo with names Braden Gallagher and others. Text appears garbled.
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Nuevo Laredo
Ibetased
Gonr
Arad Bradem
Laredo
Jules C. ‘Gallagher
San Arsitonio
Braden
Fragmentary OCR: Ambiguous Anti-Saloon History Snippet
Readable phrases suggest mention of Anti Saloon League figures and political context. The text is garbled with unclear subject names and events. No clear dates places or outcomes emerge from the fragment.
Evolution Appeal II Opened In Tennessee Deliberations
In Dayton Tennessee a court opened the evolution appeal case challenging the constitutionality of the anti evolution law. Attorney Seay of Nashville argued the indictment and the law's rational basis and secular purpose while the courtroom heard arguments on the state’s legal standing and scientific teaching in schools. The scene shifted from courthouses to a rustic tribunal as public interest surged in a clash of fundamentalism and rationalism.
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Tle
Tenn
of Tennessee
A S Seay
Nashville
Staiks
Dayton
Ssi
Sree
Madoas
Nasbyilie
T. Seay Moray
Bey Géneral
Wonnieo
Socrate
Elf
Rive and Disbarment Discussion In Federal Court
Fragmentary report notes a district attorney and officials in Alabama facing disbarment under federal court proceedings. The text references legal actions, possible disbarment, and related court involvement.
Appeal Broadcast For Missing Man In Westville
An appeal broadcast aims to locate a missing man named Bugera and to inform the public. Authorities report no word from the man or his mother and request any sightings or information leading to his whereabouts.
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Westville
loGey
Peace pledge declared by President Coolidge in Europe tour
President Coolidge announces a peace pledge as he speaks to war weary nations in Europe. He emphasizes that American military actions were for humanity and not for a wrongful cause, honoring the dead and the efforts toward peaceful reconciliation.
Rail winners praised as Baldwin Locomotive foreman lauded
Praise is given to railroad winners including Baldwin Locomotive foreman Mobile for outstanding performance. The report notes Pen Reet Coolidge and others as key figures in the triumph with reference to the Baldwin yard.
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Coolidge
Baldwin
Z. Mee
Mobile
Storey heist at St Emanuel and Mon area reported
A theft occurred Monday morning at a local store near St Emanuel and Mon, with cash taken from the cash register. No sign of forced entry or broken door reported. authorities continue investigation.
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St. Emanuel
Monsomet
Gatur
Bartlett admits to bomb outrage in confession
The confession signed by Bartlett details the bombing act amid a large funeral procession in White Hall and Blue Lake districts. Police report Bart lett plans to waive examination as Rams pledges guilty, with further confession details to be released after Memorial Day.
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Bartlett
Kiks
Ibsmereey
Krubsech Réenelen
Tha
Pation
Bertiet
Ottivigia
White Hall
Blue Lake
Jeg
White
Bartiess
Fragmented note on local event and names
A partial OCR fragment mentions a local event with several unreadable names and places. The readable bits suggest a community notice or meeting with possible dates and attendees, but details are unclear and no clear outcome is stated.
Crown Prince at Two Graduations Highlight Royal Visits
Crown Prince attends two graduations and a college event amid royal duties in York and New York. Report notes ceremony details, their schedule, and a reception with notable figures while underscoring ongoing royal engagements and public appearances.
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York
Crown Prince Ae
Sweden
New York
pNore
Ofanbe
Janes
Monon
Cornelian
Prince Fecelve
Fatal Crash Seeks Negro Suspect
Police report details a fatal vehicle crash with a Black suspect sought. The incomplete text names George John and John as potential involved parties amid investigations.
Australia Plans Workers Congress
Australia announces plans to form a workers congress to represent labor groups and discuss national policies. officials say the body will coordinate with unions and industry leaders to boost worker rights.
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Australia Plans Workers’ Congress
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