Prohibition Enforcement Plans Discussed in Mobile
Local and state officials confer on enforcement strategies for Mobile district under Judge W A Hargett and D on chief of the middle Gulf headqtrs in New Orleans. The plan aims to catch liquor law violators with an undercover program and coordinated efforts with Mobile County sheriff and law officers. Lincoln Andrews to announce details later this month amid prior undercover activity in Mobile.
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Andrews Me
W. A. Hargett
Don
New Ork
Mobile
Prohi
Lincoln Andrews
New Prohibition Campaign
United
Casel
Trixie Smith
Flier Killed At Flying Circus At Mitchell Field
Mitchell Field New York October 8 A P reports Ha Bunnelli civilian aviator killed and Clarence D Cham berlain pilot injured when their home built monoplane crashes in the first event of the national air races. Initial misreport by Red Cross blamed Cham berlain killed.
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Mitchell Field
N. Y
A.P
Ha Bunnelli
Clarence D’ Chamberlain
Red Cross
Chamberlain
Habrouck Heights
N. J
Bunnelli
Baasil P. Howe
Komba
Panama Canal
Chesapeake Bay
New York
Kenneth Montee
Eldred
Liemelin
Santa Monica
Calif
D. A. Askew
Herbert L. Kindred
Pecos
Texas
Montee
Liberty Engine -Builders
Liberty
France
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Janis Pelleteir d'Orsaytee
Breuger
Electrical firm offices robbed in run of break-ins
Police report two incidents of theft in the city area. A Cox Electrical Supply employee said $8.21 was stolen from a rear entrance early today. In another matter James McPhillips Grocery Company on Spring Hill was broken into with $2.40 taken.
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Cox Electrical
Earl
Thomas Moson
Avenue
Marmotte Street
James McPhillips Cery Company
Spring Hill
Lee
W. O. Robbins
Women Offer Thanks for IR Church Funds
In New Orleans on October 8, members of the Provisional Episcopal Church Auxiliary gathered to observe the triennial collection drive. They ran a bank offering raising about one thousand dollars for Trinity Church and general church work, presenting checks in a ceremonial alms basin during a public mass meeting to be finalized by nightfall. Franklin serves as treasurer for the fund.
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Orleans
Promt Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Wis Enklin
Engine from AB-20 Coast Guard boat to reach Mobile
The AB-20 coast guard boat engine, delayed in Ohio after an explosion damage, will be shipped from Cleveland to Sloilo on October 10 and is then set to arrive in Mobile this week.
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Coast Guard
Pnboat
Ohio
Mobile
Sloilo
Cleveland
Repairs Planned for City Police Station Jail
The interior of the city jail will be renovated and repainted. All mattresses will be reconditioned and painted white in line with Alabama prison laws. State prison inspector Glenn News re inspected the facility and ordered amendments.
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Police
Alabama
Glenn ‘Ews
Weather outlook with showers and cooler Friday
Mostly cloudy tonight with probable local showers. Friday brings cooler, light to moderate northerly winds.
Prices Conflict When Trading In Exchange Opens
New York stock market opened with mixed price moves as relief over money strain surfaced. Early gains led to a general uptick with several leaders pushing higher while railroad issues lagged. notable advances included Barnet Leather and American Smelting, with National Dairy Products reaching a 1925 top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.P
Barnet Leather
Pierce Arrow
American Can
Chrysler
Atlantic Coast Line
National Dairy Products
Kingstown Sheet and Tube, International
Mack Trucks
Remington Typewriter
Ward Baking
Kresge
New York Futures Open Steady On Cotton Market
New York futures opened steady with October at 22.82, December 22.76, January 22.02, March 22.28, and May 22.62 as reported by the Associated Press.
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New York
A.P
New Orleans Cotton Futures Open Steady on Oct 8
New Orleans futures for cotton opened steady with Dec at 22.30 and Mar at 22.16. Prices listed include January at 22.14 and May around 22.18 as the market began trading for delivery.
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New Orleans
Ieee
Ber
Cotton storage fills Mobile spaces at Legion gym
The American Legion hall is used as a storage space for cotton brought into Mobile from upriver points. Over a thousand bales are kept under the municipal shed and on the wharf. The steamer Peri delivered about a thousand bales yesterday and the Helen Burke heads in with 870 bales tonight.
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American Legion
Mobile
Peri
Helen Burke
Tombigbee River
Mobile Delegates to Mosquito Eradication Conference
Mayor George E Crawford Chairman A S Towle and County Health Officer Charles A Mohr will represent Mobile at the New Orleans mosquito eradication conference this month. Mayor Martin Behrman of New Orleans calls the meeting with Gulf Coast cities sending delegations to devise coast summer eradication methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Crawford
A.S. Towle
County Board
Charles A. Mohr
Mobile
New Orleans
Martin Behrman
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Steamers Ensley City to Load Rails for Orient
The steamer Ensley City, built at Chickasaw Shipbuilding, will reach Mobile in November to load steel rails for the Orient. Local agents Norton Liley and Co. announce. The Steel Inventor will dock in Mobile October 12 to load rails for Yokohama Kobe and Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensley City
Chickasaw Shipbuilding Sonne
Mobile
Poin the Orient
Norton, Lilley and
Comy
Yokohama
Kobe
Shanghai
Pecan Theft Charged In County Warrant
C Phelps of Grand Bay Alabama was jailed on a petit larceny charge after a warrant from J T Calhoun, a Grand Bay pecan grower, alleged entry to the orchard and theft of pecans valued at $2. Sheriff Leon Schwarz said numerous pecan thefts in the county’s southern end prompted warnings to deputies to arrest offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Phelps
Grand Bay
Ala
A. B McGregor
J. T. Calhoun
Thea
Leon Schwarz
Watch Stolen From Bolita At Drydock Dock
Captain G Guillison reports the loss of a valuable watch from the steamer Bolita while docked at the Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company near Eslava Street. The timepiece, valued at several hundred dollars, disappeared while Guillisen slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Guillison
Bolita
Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company
Eslava Street
Lions Club Board to Meet Tonight at Cawthon Hotel
A Lions Club board of directors and committee chairmen will meet in the automobile room at the Cawthon Hotel at 7 36 tonight. Discussion will include pilots for Lakes' Night on October 20.
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Lions Club
Cawthon Hotel
Endorse Hand for Mobile U S District Attorney Post
An endorsement circulating among Mobile lawyers supports Charlies Mand Mobile attorney for the U S district attorney job to succeed Aubrey Boyles whose four year term ends early in 1926. Hand says he has not applied with Washington. Other local posts affected include collector of customs postmaster and U S marshal.
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Charlies Mand
Mobile
United States
Aubrey Boyles
Hand
Armbrecht & Hand
Department of Justice
Washington
United States Marshal
William H. Armbrecht
Re Fe Bove Political Meron Fr Oerublicantes
Severa
Server Mobile
Roosevelt
World Series game delayed for Mathewson memorial service
Forbes Field Pittsburgh Oct 3 Washington Senators lead the Pirates as the world series enters its second phase amid a memorial for Christy Mathewson. The crowd includes eight wounded ex servicemen and police monitor scalping outside the park with ten arrests for tickets.
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Forbes Field
Pittssues
Senators
Pirates
Christy Mathewson
Forbes
Pittsburgh
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stanley Covaleski
Vic. Aldridge
Enson
John Eskey
Eskey
Max Katz
Brooklyn
N. Y
18 Year Old Girl Astonishes New York With Voice
Marion Talpey the 18 year old Kansas City girl known for a lark like voice has risen from obscurity to the Metropolitan Opera House. She says she has faced no romance or puppy love and attributes her success to hard work and study rather than dramatic emotion.
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New York
Marion Tal‘tey
Kansas City
Metropolitan Opera House
Attiste
Jurors Named for Circuit Court Selection Weeks
The register lists jurors drawn for the circuit court for two weeks in October. The Week of October 19 includes names such as Thomas R Alonzo and Walter K Smith with many others. The Week of October 26 lists additional jurors including C Frank Smith Augustus P Dorgan John J McNellage and Wright Smith Jr.
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Ithe. c
Thomas R. ‘Alonzo
Thomas C. Bailey
John Dau
Ner
Walter K. Smith
Charles A. Sturtevant
Charles W. Smith
Julius Smith
George A. Muths
Emile A. Hines
Pendleton G. Barnes
John Butler Kelly
William N. Johnston
John. D. Lee Joseph A. Walton
Aaron K. Po
Holcombe
Kelley
James A.ift
Richard Bettis
Harvey W. Patterson
James K. Kennedy
Walter Bosarge
William P. MecDonnell
Charles
Simpson
Eugene R. Auter
A. Lee Sigler
Henry Hall
Mansfield Wright
John R. Burns
Clarence Killam
Edgar E. Delaney
Edward B. Coverstone
Eugeftte Schell
Benjamin F. Adams, Jr
Byron George
Hunter O’rourke
Leonidas D. Holt
Henry J
Harry Felps
Isaac Wood
Claude Simonson
Daniel Hannon
Neander McKean
Albert L. Clothier
C. Frank Smith
Augustus P. Dorgan
John J. McNellage
Thomas A. Boon
David Karlbom
Julius L. Billy
Edward Gale Condon
Charles F. Wagoner
Wright Smith, Jr
James Leousis
Harry 8. Peckin
William D. Schenker
William F. Myers
Frank E. Spencer
Ralph W. Daves
Milton 8. Varnado
Benjamin R. Akridge
Jay D. de Winter
Howard C. Parker
Wm. P. Foley
William H. Creary
Albert Muderbache
Henry G. Ortmann
Walter J. Cooper
Wm. A. Hood
William O. Lott
F. Stanley Pond
George
Detention Officer Feared Murdered in Westboro Case
Police fear George Ross 53 master of the Lyman school for boys was killed after a blood stained iron pipe and gray hair were found near his garage. A threatening note was dismissed as a joke and a lake shore disposal theory emerged as investigators pursue leads in the disappearance.
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Westboro
Mass
Ln.s
George Ross
Lyman School For Boys
Ross Garage
Chauncey
Ross
Cassidy Fined on M Mahon Complaint
F. H. Cassidy laborer of 105 St Emanuel street was fined 500 peace for six months by Recorder D H Edington for ringing W Otis MacMahon an attorney and making annoying remarks. Cassidy faced four prior disorderly conduct charges in circuit court and a suspended sentence was noted. He later asked for a sentence to be passed or for good behavior.
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F. H. Cassidy
St. Emanuel Street
D. H. Edington
W. Otis MacMahon
Cassidy
Safford Berney
Group of youths charged over fake banana grove scheme in Honduras
In Atlanta on October 8, a group of youths were charged after paying $27.50 each to promoter Charles D. Loud for filing claims on 160 acre banana groves in Honduras. Loud claimed returns in eleven months, while facing a banco game charge.
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Atlanta
Solicitor General’s Office
Charles D. Loud
Honduras
Loud
Solicitor General
Banco
Man Held Here Said Escape From Asylum
Lester S. Thomas a barber of Watertown Massachusetts is in the county jail without bail on a charge of holding up and robbing Gus Lamp ee night manager of the Jordan erless Auto Company at 107 N Royal Street An escape from the Bridgewater Massachusetts insane asylum is alleged per a letter to Dp headquarters The letter from J H McGarr of the bureau of criminal identification notes Thomas had been identified previously as an escape from the Springfield Massachusetts prison
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Lester S. Thomas
Watertown
Mass
Gus Lampee
Jordan Erless Auto Company
N. Royal Street
Bridgewater
J. H. McGarr
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Thomas
Springfield
Marriage ruling again comes up at church meet
The Diocese of Southern Ohio asked the Episcopal General Convention to revise the canon on remarriage after divorce. The petition seeks church authority for remarriage decisions at the diocesan level and to consider social ethical factors. Bishops from multiple states attended, with a committee named to study Mexico issues and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
A.P
Ohio
House of Deputies
General Convention of the Episcopal Church
Committee On
Soe
Knight
New Jersey
Harry St. George Tucker
Virginia
Reese
Caron
Haiti
Morris
Panama
Canal Zone
National Council
America to Have School of Nature in United States
Asheville North Carolina October 8 AP The first world class school of nature will be established in the United States before the summer of 1927. W G Vinal nature study professor at Syracuse and American Nature Association member announced at the recreation congress. Cameron addressed the session and Charles A Webb of the Asheville Citizen co publisher spoke. Beck said Wall Street has a warm heart and the financial heart of America is not cold blooded.
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Asheville
N. C
United States
W. G. Vinal
New York State College
Syracuse
American Nature Association
Cameron
New York Stock Exchange
Charles A. Webb
Beck
Wall Street
America
Gloria Gould sails to Paris amid split with Bishop
Gloria Gould Bishop secretly sails for Europe after subletting her New York apartment. Henry A. Bishop Jr. heads to a Maine camp. The Gould heir, daughter of the late Jay Gould, aims to reside in Paris and pursue a self reliant career.
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New York
New .York
Gloria .Gould. Bishop
New -York
Europe
Henry A.bishop, Jr
Maine Woods
Paris
Gloria Gould
Jay Gould
Ladyers
Bassy Theatre
Bishop
Kingdon
Welcome prepared for motor party in Cincinnati ceremony
Cincinnati and northern Kentucky greet the eastern Dixie highway motorcade arriving today. Notables including Judge Nathan Bachman and Richard Hardy await the main body and join a Cincinnati dinner honoring Kentucky supporters on the route. Speakers from national press and local officials Expected to address attendees during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Teene Ssamas
John Vell
South
Nathan Bachman
Supreme Court‘ of
Tennessee
M.N. Allison
Chattanooga
Richard Hardy
Sauit Ste. Marie
Detroit
Grass State
Falmouth
Cynthiana
Labor Federation Hears Resolutions At Atlantic City
The American Federation of Labor opened with eighty four resolutions and fifteen committees under consideration. A notable proposal urged recognition of Soviet Russia and the establishment of oil and commercial relations with the United States. J Shatir of Chicago Bank Employees introduced the resolution, with officials uncertain about its reception. Samuel Annu?z and Thomas Johnson were among the presidents involved in morning sessions.
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Atlantic City
N. 3
A.P
American Federation of Labor Today
Russia
Oii
United States
Pg Ceeeit
J. Shatir
Chicago
Arthur A
I Oe
Eee
Torma
Samuel Annou
Thomas Johnson
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Labor Federation
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