Graduation Exercises Open as McGill Institute Hosts Cadets
Hundreds of Mobile students near life’s threshold as diplomas are awarded in multiple ceremonies. The Convent of Visitation marks its 98th graduation with 20 graduates while Bishop Toolen High School closes its first class. Wright’s Preparatory School for Girls and the University McGill Institute are slated for ceremonies this morning with a procession by Clark.
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Convent of Visitation
Bishop Toolen High School
Wright
Preparatory School
University McGill Institute
Clark
Toolen
Promises of Placing Ban on Outbreaks Made Before Magistrate
Two Semmes residents Claude and Bill McDuffie were found guilty of assault and battery and fined 50 dollars plus 20 dollars costs, but received suspended sentences. Acting Judge F W Hare urged harmony, bringing neighbors from both sides before the circuit court to seek peaceful living in the Semmes community.
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Semmes
Ala
F. W. Hare
Circuit Court
Claude
Bill McDuffie
Hare
Beck Warns of Centralization Threat to Union
Representative James M. Beck of Pennsylvania, ex-solicitor general, said the Constitution today resembles a ruined Parthenon due to centralization risks. He warned centuries remain for America and urged protecting state rights to counter divisions and economic conflicts across sections.
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Atlanta
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
United States
Parthenon
America
Beck
Special Edition Nets Charity Body Donation in Mobile
The Junior Charity League of Mobile reports a treasury increase to 1831.66 from a special edition of The Mobile News-Item. Forty-one young women organized the edition and raised 1881.66 for their clinic program aiding poorer Mobile children, including support for a C.A. clinic and a children’s ward. Corresponding Secretary Lida Inge writes of gratitude to the News-Item staff.
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Charity League of Mobile
C. A
Cit
Lida Inge
May Solve Old Crimes Prompts Police Questions
Macon Georgia authorities pursue clues in a high profile case after youths recount a tipped advertisement leading to evidence against landlady Mrs J C Powers suspected of a murder at a farm. A special jury has been summoned as investigators press for details and motive.
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International
Macon
J. C. Powers
Charga
Anchester
Bible Cod Rett
Rates Published for Mississippi Warrior Barge Line
The Mississippi Warrior line released a full set of class and commodity rates from Minneapolis Saint Paul and other upper Mississippi ports to Mobile effective June 8. Tariffs received by Mobile Chamber of Commerce show rates cover most gulf bound cargo except grain and flour. The line recently extended service to St Louis Saint Paul and Minneapolis expanding territory for gulf shipments with Mobile and New Orleans rates equal.
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St. Paul
Mississippi River
Mobile
Mississippi Warrior Barge Line
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Gulf
Mississippi Warrior Line
St. Louis
Electrocution of Lincoln Slayer Henry Sherman
Henry Sherman, who killed three people including ranch employers Mr and Mrs Roger Pochon and their mother Mrs Eugenia Pochon, a 14 year old girl Nellie Pochon, and a six month old baby, died in the electric chair at the Nebraska state penitentiary after a liquor fueled spree. No attempts to save him or any friends were present.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Henry Sherman
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Inao
Sherman
Roger Pochon
Buraa
Eugenia Pochon
Nellie Pochon
Man Rearrested on Vagrancy Charge Faces June Hearing
Edwards is rearrested and a hearing is set for June 4 under state vagrancy law. He has retained an attorney and intends to contest the charges.
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Edwards
Wards
Weather Forecast: Generally Fair and Warm Tonight
Local forecast calls for generally fair skies with warm temperatures tonight and Saturday. No precipitation expected and overnight lows to remain mild.
Robberies Tied to White as Grand Jury Probes Thefts
Police charge a county prisoner in a series of robberies tied to White. The targets include the home of B F Cruitt at 252 Church Street and the room of Miss Ruth Smith at that residence. Seized during White arrest were clothing and assorted items.
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White
B. F. Cruitt
Church Street
Lonnie Reaves
South Jackson Street
S. L. Johnson
Glidden Place
Ruth Smith
Leot
Petition Filed Over Reparations for Mobile Shipments
A petition seeks a ruling on reparations to Mobile shippers for logs shipped from interior points to Mobile for export. The Interstate Commerce Commission has declined to pay reparations to the successors of these concerns, and the ICC will be asked to rule on the matter to secure the reparations.
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Mobile
Comrail Lines
I. Cc. C
Flight overhaul plans after coast to coast leg ends
Carlos Pinelos and Jave oe Zegarra endured a rough coast to coast leg ending near Field Washington. They planned a thorough overhaul of their plane before resuming the flight to Montgomery Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
Carlos Pinelos
Jave Oe Zegarra
Field, Wash
Seaman Meyers Held on $1000 Bond in Theft Case
A seaman accused of stealing a car on May 24 was held to the court under $1000 bond after police reports said he admitted taking the vehicle while intoxicated. Whitehurst, 712 Conti, posted $300 bond in a related matter. The defendant claimed liquor caused the act and blamed no one else.
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Amobi
N. R. II T
Joachim
Whitehurst
Conti Leigh
Meyers
Prosecution Alleges Possession in Day Charge Case
The court docket alleges that a defendant held 18 gallons 8 pints of David Lewis, component 3, and was charged with violating the province cited by Sheriff Faull. Lewis is alleged to have had half possession.
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David Lewis
Faull
Lewis
Anniversary Day Observed For Dean Church Figure
A local remembrance marks the anniversary of the renowned dean at the church noted for his service and leadership. Community members reflect on his contributions and the enduring impact of his tenure.
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Fersneety Muatee
Dean Church
Meet date changed for annual chamber gathering
On Tuesday June 11 the annual chamber meeting date was moved. Organizers cited scheduling conflicts and will publish a new time and venue shortly.
Windsor Castle Bulletin Reports King George III Illness
London May 31 A bulletin from Windsor Castle says King George III had a fair night but now suffers an abscess forming under a scar on the right chest that is draining. He remains abed at Windsor with fever and danger assessed as not urgent, while Lord Dawson travels by air to assist.
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London
Windsor Castle
George Hiad
Gerous
Lord Dawson
Penn
Parte
Red Cross Busy With Home Service Reports
Red Cross committee meetings highlight home service efforts and monthly reporting on nursing and care programs. Directors discuss manpower and fund status as volunteers assist in community relief and outreach.
Wood Bill Passed by House on Measure W
The House today approved the Wood bill amid discussion of Measure W. Details remain sparse in current dispatches, with sources noting executive support but lacking full text or final vote tallies.
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Washington
Honorable Mention Given Youth of Mobile In Cartoon
Thousands of admirers of The Old Home Town watched the contest results. An honorable mention was awarded to Youth of Mobile. the pageant highlighted cartoon winners and noted participants from Peoria and other locales. The fragment mentions John W. Ge and Tomichie Kuecks as names connected to the event.
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John W. Ge
State Street
Arrests Sought in Telegram to United States Attorney
A telegram to United States Attorney Charles H. Tuttle lists seven men H Chitiaro L A Bosbe Sam aevener Charles J Gregory C C Kelton Edgar Nel ton and Frank Marquis as named figures. The fragment provides no further context or charges.
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United States
Charles H. Tuttle
H. Chitiaro
L.A. Bosbe
Sam Aevener
C. C. Kelton
Edgar Nelton
Frank Marquis
Clearings Increase in Winganton Month
The report notes a rise in clearings for Winganton in the month, showing a total around 614.81 with a focus on local financial activity and economic movement. The brief highlights broader trends in monthly banking figures for the area.
Webb sues city in circuit court for damages sought
Webb filed a damages suit in circuit court against the city in May seeking compensation for alleged injuries and losses. The case documents the plaintiff’s claims and the municipality’s potential liability in a formal legal action.
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Bel Webb
Record heat scorches major cities across the nation
The report describes extreme heat in many areas with Phoenix and Portland among the hottest at eight am while Boston also tops the national heat index. Residents endure high temperatures as other cities feel the sweltering day.
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Son
Besg
Greenville S and L mill employees strike for wage raise
About 700 workers at the Greenville S and L mill walked out early today demanding a 20 percent wage increase. A mass meeting was ongoing as H. S. ident of the mill was expected to address the gathering.
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Greenville
S&l. C
Houston Bayous Swell Into Floodwaters Hitting Homes
Flooding across the Houston area turns bayous into raging torrents. Homes and businesses abandon belongings as water blocks roads and forces detours for Gulf coast trains to Beaumont and Northern lines.
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Houston
Texas
Beaumont
Northern
Southern Pacific
Case Continued On Auto Related Matters
Case details suggest continuation of an auto related matter with labels indicating a hearing or status update. The text references parties and proceedings but lacks clear names or dates in the readable portion. Further context would clarify involved individuals and the court or agency handling the matter.
House Receives Bill on Census Decennial Proceedings
A House committee reviews a bill addressing census procedures every ten years. The measure outlines updates to data collection and reporting timelines and seeks to standardize methods across agencies. The debate focuses on accuracy, privacy safeguards, and funding implications.
Youth Confesses to Escape Plan in Juvenile Case
Jack Chambliss aged 16 confesses to an escape attempt after being questioned by Detective Donald this morning. He admits involvement in the scheme while in the juvenile court at Wetheriten, with details read during the inquiry.
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Jack Chambliss
Donald
Wetheriten
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