Public afternoon hearing on fire chief charges details
Testimony describes an afternoon hearing about charges against Fire Chief F Rehm and Marshall. Witnesses recalled noises from a car in June and disputes about alleged visits, while officers claimed the vehicle had mechanical issues and was moved to a repair shop the following day.
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Waa Nm Ee
Marshall
Green
F Rehm
Auto Menas
Ernest
Seat
Tepaly
Negro Auxiliary Constitution Approved by Committee
A special committee approved the constitution of the Negro Auxiliary of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce. The board of directors will review the matter next, after which the document will be submitted to a group of Negroes led by Dr. H Williams.
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Mobile Chamber of Committee
Chamber
H.illiams
Parole Revoked for Vincent Noletto in Prohibition Case
Governor Brandon revoked the parole issued to Vincent Noletto who was convicted in 1924 and sentenced to fourteen months. The action followed a request from Sheriff Leon F. Nolette, after the defendant’s Monday criminal court appearance.
Scouts Invited to History Picture at Scottish Rite
The Scottish Rite entertainment committee invites Boy Scouts to the first in a series of moving pictures on United States history to be shown October 23 at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. C A Johnstone chairs the committee and has sent the invite to W Pipes, president of Mobile Council of Boy Scouts of America. A separate note mentions Holland’s new durable butter made by churning in carbon dioxide atmosphere.
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United States
C. A. Johnstone
8. W. Pipes
Mobile Council of Boy Scouts of America
Holland
Postmasters Named in Alabama Counties
A bulletin lists three fourth class Alabama postmasters appointed yesterday. William H Edwards at Uriah Monroe County, Gladys Lanthrop at Wyatt, and Mamie C Flowers at Halsell will assume their offices.
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Alabama
Willam
Edwards
Uriah
Monroe County
Gladys Lanthrop
Wyatt
Mamie C. Flowers
Halsell
No Prayer Meeting At 8&J Francis Street Church
The 8 and J Francis Street Methodist church will skip its weekly prayer meeting due to a standard training school in session. Government Street Church hosts the school under Dr John W Frazer with many St Francis street members attending. Visiting training school members traveled to Bayou La Batre yesterday to confer with county school leaders on church school matters.
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8&J. Francis Street
Lions Governor Guests at Mobile Lions Club Dinner
J W Patton district governor of Lions clubs and Mobile Mayor George Crawford spoke at the Mobile Lions Clubs annual Ladies Night dinner at the Cawthon Hotel Vineyard. Patton urged enforcement of law and the home’s primacy, while Crawford outlined Mobile’s development plans. A Moss Point Biloxi delegation attended. W G Stewart spoke for Mississippi Lions due to Governor Ingram’s absence.
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J. W. Patton
Montgomery
Lions Clubs
George Crawford
Mobile
Mobile Lions Club
Cawthon Hotel
Vineyard
Patton
Herbert C. Brown
Crawford
Moss Point
Goula
Biloxi
A. C. Ingram
District of Mississippi
W. G. Stewart
Moss Point Club
Action on Movie Law Postponed by City Commission
The city commission again postponed action on the ordinance regulating motion picture operators and licensing. The measure will be considered at the October 27 meeting. Funds totalling 86,000 were authorized from three banks to the general fund. Claims by Mrs. Ollie Reynolds and Miss Juanita Reynolds for injuries were referred to the city attorney. Etheridge Street inclusion in the next ring venture was approved.
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First National Bank
Merchants Bak
Peoples Bank
General Fund
Ollie Reynolds
Juanita Reynolds
Etheridge Street
Crawford
No Business Taken Up by Optimists
No business was transacted yesterday at the Optimists Club weekly luncheon because of poor attendance. Weather changes and many members being out of town were cited as causes. New officers will assume duties next week as some were out of the city yesterday.
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Optimists Club
Bids Expected on Docks Project at Mobile Terminal
Construction bids for the first phase of the state port terminal at Mobile are widely advertised. Officials say many regions will be represented when offers are opened in December. Bids will be advertised for 50 days.
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Mobile
Y M C A Chorus to Be Reorganized
The Y M C A Male Chorus will be reorganized at a Monday night meeting at the Y. About 30 members are expected. New officers will be elected dates of concerts chosen a director appointed and other business will be transacted.
Nurses to gather in Mobile for Alabama State meeting
Mobile was chosen as the 1926 meeting site for the Alabama State Nurses Association after an invitation from Mobile. The association includes registered state nurses and held its Selma meeting yesterday. The piece notes a shift from frontier engineer stereotypes to modern women engineers, mentioning Miss Annette Ashberry as England’s reputed cleverest woman engineer.
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Mobile
Alabama State Nurses’ Association
Selma
Annette Ashberry
England
Saas
Gentaeton
Seaea
Common Household Medicines Advertised for Women Ailments
An advertisement extols simples derived from medicinal roots and herbs with Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn cited as the prominent herb user in the United States. It touts Vegetable Compound for women’s ailments as world famous and worth trying.
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Lydia E.abege
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U. S. Army
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Thal
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Meer Men
Grant
Maine
Texas
Minnesota
Florida
Tetley’s
Joseph Tetley and Company
London
Tetley
Tetley Tea
Lions’ Governor
Ecru
Lea
Men and Boys Union
Marcelle
Japan
W. T. Grant CO
Brassieres
Wwee
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