Round-Up of NGS in Coin
A roundup of August tax delinquents across states shows 9,688 dodgers and 14,142 miscellaneous evaders. The campaign secured $4,161,998 in unpaid taxes plus $691,356 in additional assessments, with 1,017 New England delinquents and other regional totals. Billie Yardley and Joseph Wasney report government actions including warrants, levies, and property seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Wasney
Ington
Baal
Enue
New England
Conti
Maine
Massachusetts
New
Rhode Island
Verest
York State
Delaware
Maryland
Newey
Pennsylvania
Morida
Georgia
North Carolina
Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mis
Tennessee
Michigan
Ohio and
West Virra
Miscellaneous Deliny
RCH TO NAME OFFICERS AT ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the First Han church will be held tonight to elect officers and hear committee reports. A chicken supper will follow. Directors of the Mobile M A A will meet this afternoon at 2 o clock at the Y building. The meeting notice was issued by J H Creighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCH
First Han Church
J. H. Creighton
Jack Daw and Dotty Visit Mother Goose Land
Jack and Dotty land at a mysterious gateway labeled Mother Goose Land. A high wall hides the house they seek as Jack knocks and the door opens to reveal an elderly woman in a garden who greets them and claims to be Mother Goose.
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Jack
Dotty
Mother Goose Land
Mother Goose
Eiffel Tower Struck by Lightning With No Damage Reported
The Eiffel Tower in France was struck by lightning multiple times with no damage reported. No injuries or structural issues were noted, and officials stated normal operations continued.
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France
Nashville U D C official dies after stroke at 79
Mrs. William Hume prominent UDC figure and mother of Leyland and Foster Hume died at the Nashville home of her daughter Mrs. W C Branham in Springhill after a paralysis stroke. Born in Tuscaloosa she helped found the UDC in 1894 and held multiple honorary and past president roles. Funeral will be at Leyland Hume’s residence with burial at Mount Olive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
William Hume
United Daughters of Confederacy
Leland
Foster Hume
W. C. Branham
Springhill
Hume
Foster
Alfred Hume
University of Mississippi
Tennessee
Leyland Hume
United Daughters of the Confederacy
State Division
Leyland and
University of E
Franklin, Tenn
Fred Hume
St. Louis
Linden Avenue
Mount Olive
Berlin Aroused by Fire Fiends
Berliners live in fear as a gang of incendiaries has set fire to numerous garrets and fourth floor tenements over two weeks. The criminals strike in early morning hours with careful planning and simultaneous arson in different quarters. Police have formed a special fire unit and offer large rewards for tips, with fire guards posted on church towers to monitor for further outbreaks.
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Berlin
Kahanamoku Receives Heroism Medal for Newport Beach Rescue
Honolulu honors Duke Kahanamoku with a Heroism Medal for helping save 12 shipwrecked fishermen off Newport Beach California on June 14. His brother Sam aided in rescuing four others. Duke’s legacy as Hawaii’s famed swimmer endures among residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Islands
Duke Kahanamoku
Duke of Edinburgh
Rotary Helps Boys Attend School In Mobile
The Rotary club selected two young Mobileans, Earl Cooper and William McCormick, to assist with education. McCormick will attend Spring Hill College this session, Cooper will attend Mobile Business College. The club’s birthday fund will provide the financial aid and it expressed support for conserving pine and hardwood forests.
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Rotary Club
Earl Cooper
William McCormick
McCormick
Spring Hill College
Cooper
Mobile Business College
Episcopal Leaders Hold Conference Dinner at Trinity Church
Local Episcopal leaders met at Trinity church chapter house for a dinner meeting to discuss plans for activities in the churchs annual nationwide campaign. Speakers included Rev. R. A. Kirchhoffer of Christ Church Rev. H. F. Schroeder of Trinity Church and Paul Tate senior warden of St. Johns Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
R. A. Kirchhoffer
Christ Church
H. F. Schroeder
Paul Tate
St. John’s Church
COPS TARGET SPEEDERS NEAR COUNTY SCHOOLS
County traffic officers Ernest and Lartigue were ordered by the board of revenue to curb speeding near district schools following citizen complaints in Prichard and Toulminville. A separate note warns that some moonlight can accelerate bacteria growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest and
Lartigue
Board of Revenue
Prichard
Toulminville
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Hal Cochran
L. W. Redner
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Baum
Stetson
Schoble
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P. S
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hotel St. Andrew
Spring Hill
Kahanamoku
Rotary
KOTEX
Kote
SEA Food CO
ED Russell, Mer
St. Francis and Joachim
Bell
Atle
Etober
Geome
Coats
Bolivia
Lyon
New Fall
Middie
Oliver
Madras
Men’s Department
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