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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1930

Page

1

Labor Day address outlines wartime employment policy in Clearfield

Secretary of Labor James J. Davis told the Clearfield Labor Day crowd that avoiding sweeping layoffs and wage cuts has helped stabilize the economy during the low mood. He credited Hoover administration efforts and joint employer and labor cooperation for maintaining employment and resisting wage demands while farmers face market losses and crop ruin.

Clearfield Ohio United States James J. Davis Hoover

New Tail-less Motor Glider Flies At Low Speed

In Miami Major B L Smith piloted a tail free plane built locally by the Greater Miami Airport Association. The motor glider, with a 30 horsepower motor and V shaped wings, landed safely at 22 and 25 mph at altitudes from 500 to 800 feet. Glenn H Curtiss aided construction before his death.

Miami Fla F R. W. Waters Greater Miami Airport Association B. L. Smith Glenn H. Curtiss Waters

Four Held in Death in Philadelphia Mississippi

Four men were jailed in Philadelphia Mississippi after the slaying of Emmet Wooten a 40 year old merchant. Authorities say the killing followed a quarrel over a dice game. Those held were Lester Wells MocS Alexander Billy Frazier and Joe Frazier all of Philadelphia. A coroner's jury investigated.

Philadelphia Miss Emmet Wooten Wooten Lester Wells Mocs Alexander Billy Frazier Joe Frazier

Soviet Arctic Expedition Heads North Under Schmidt

Soviet scientists led by Prof. Otto Schmidt sailed from Archangel for the Fridtjof Nansen Land to study geography and mineral resources of Russia's far north. The expedition aims to visit lands unseen by man and is provisioned for fifteen months.

Moscow Frof Otto Schmidt Archangel Fridtjof Nansen Lanu Russia

Two Die in Riot Over Food and Work in Budapest

Report from Budapest describes a riot involving Hungarian workers demanding food and work. The clash escalated as authorities attempted to quell the disorder, resulting in two fatalities and multiple injuries.

Budapest

French aviator Coste Opens Atlantic Flight in Question Mark

Le Bourget France September 1 Captain Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte started their nonstop Atlantic hop in the airship Question Mark bound for New York. Weather delays and improved conditions influenced the launch as the crew aimed to extend long distance records.

LE Bourget France Dieudonne Coste Atlantic New York Maurice Bellonte Be ‘Coste M. Codes Cherbourg Hte Jacques Bellonte Paris

Six Die In Wreck Of St Louis Texas Special

A derailment near St Louis of the Texas Special, the St Louis San Francisco line, killed six including the engineer and fireman. County authorities and railroad officials suspect train wreckers aided by rocks placed on the rails. Some reports put eight bodies in the Kirkwood morgue. the site is about 15 miles west of St Louis near Osage Hills.

ST. Louis San Francisco Kirkwood P. W. Conley Tower Grove John O’connell John A. Rutledge St Louis J. E. Hutchson Frisco Springfield Hutchison Osage Hills Station Here

Heflin Nominated for Independent Senate Seat in Alabama Convention

In Montgomery on September 1, supporters met to nominate Senator J Thomas Heflin for a second term on an independent ticket. Also slated for nomination were Hugh A Locke of Birmingham for governor and two other candidates to challenge the regular Democratic slate led by John H Bank.

Montgomery Ala J. Thomas Heflin Hugh A. Locke Birmingham John H. Bank

Lipton Regatta Opens Gulf Yachting Series in Pensacola

The 1930 Sir Thomas Lipton regatta, staged under Gulf Yachting Association auspices, ends with Saratotza Yarkt ccith finishing sixth in the final nine mile race for fishing class sloops. Mobile places second with 18 points and Pensacki third with 14 as St. Petersburg New Orleans and Biloxi tally 14 points.

Thomas Lipton

Death of Wise County Deputy John Wright Nicknamed Devil John

John Wright aged about ninety known as Bad John Devil John and Uncle John lies on his deathbed at his Wise County Virginia home. A famed border patrolman and deputy sheriff he served four decades pursuing criminals in Wise and Kentucky counties. He survived the Hatfield McCoy era as the last feud survivor William Hatfield cousin to Devil Anse died in Baltimore hospital.

Whitesburg John Wright Bad John Devil John John Wise County Virginia Letcher Pike Kentucky Law and Order Wright-Jones Helf John Fox, Jr Devil Jack’ Tolliver Devil Jack

Labor Day in Washington Reflects High Wage Standards

More than 20 people fainted from heat while watching the Labor Day parade on Pennsylvania Avenue. William Green, AFL president, writes in the American Federationist that wage earners seek fair rules of work and compensation and emphasize collective bargaining as essential to production and progress.

Washington Pennsylvania Avenue William Green American Federation of Labor American Federationist

Police Transfers List New Watch Assignments

On orders from Police Chief Warren Burch, changes in the department take effect Monday. Night watch includes Brabner Malone Phillips Murray Stroecker Donahue Venturina Coker Baker detail Girod Chauffeur Olson and Detectives Burch Bernstein White Pearson. Evening watch covers C M Green DeFord Clark Smith Stout Martin Chauffeur Wimberly Detectives Moody Franco. Morning watch lists John Krusee Hester Torrence Le Favre Whastletine Shevian Giddens detail Lott Detectives Burch Arras.

Warren Burch Brabner Malone Phillips Murray Stroecker Donahue Venturina Coker Baker Girod Olson Burch Bernstein White Pearson C. M. Green DeFord Clark Smith Stout Martin Wimberly Moody Franco

Board Meeting To Discuss Routine Revenue Items

The board of revenue will meet at 10 50 Tuesday morning to handle routine business including bills for payment. The session was postponed from Monday due to Labor Day and will address routine actions and agenda items.

Board of Revenue

Woman in Critical Condition After Shooting Incident

Thelma Wooten, 24, was shot and wounded Thursday night when bullets hit her automobile from the guns of Special Deputies THo Sullivan and CC Lane. Both officers are jailed without bail as the investigation continues.

Thelma Wooten Tho Sullivan CC. C. Lane

Mobile Observes Labor Day With Picnics And Events

Mobile joins the nation in Labor Day celebrations as many businesses close. Key events unfold at Monroe Park and the Whistler Prichard fairgrounds with athletic contests, speeches, a girls’ popularity contest, and fireworks. Prizes will be awarded by local merchants. Holt B. will deliver the principal address for the federation of labor.

Monroe Park Mobile Whistler- Prichard Fairgrounds John E. Winstanley Central Trades Council Charles H. Franck Leslie Carrington Frank Fabre E. Cody E. L. McGuire Charles G. Hutchisson Sean Grube James L. Geary Bred Deman Fred Pe Merchants of Holt B Sean Federation of Labor Harry T. Hartwell Arthur D. Davis Mobile County Board of

Five Hundred Invites For Winter Visitors In Mobile

Five hundred invitations to spend the winter in Mobile were mailed by the Mobile Winter Visitors Club secretary George A. Zolezzi. Many go to returning guests while new rooms at the Tivoli hotel hosted some. Last month twenty five states and Cuba were represented in club registrations.

Mobile George A. Zolezzi Tienville Hotel America Cuba Zoleszi Chamber of Commerce Kansas Missouri Indiana

Fire damages at Mutual Loan Office on Dauphin Street

A blaze in the Mutual Loan Company office at 2151-2 Dauphin Street caused several hundred dollars in damage Sunday night. A passerby saw flames at 8:25 from a trash pile near the front, and investigators believe a cigarette started the fire. Fire crews from multiple companies contained it, with no damage to Todd's Shoe Shop below. Detective reporters noted manager Joseph W. Holt was in Montgomery at the time. Minor damage also occurred to E. P. Roberts residence from a water heater fire earlier Sunday.

Mutual Loan Company Dauphin Street Todd Bernstein Farmer Bauer Joseph W. Holt Montgomery Mobile A.ar E. P. Roberts South Lafayette Street

Accountants Gather for Alabama Society Meeting on Dauphin Island

Certified public accountants from across Alabama attend the annual Alabama Society of CPAs meeting on Dauphin Island. After a short business session Monday, delegates plan fishing and surf bathing. Sunday activities included a Mobile Boosters Club fishing and bathing day hosted by Vivian R. Pritchard. Officers listed are William J. Christian president, Conrad Sauer Jr secretary treasurer, and councilmen Vivian R. Pritchard John F. Andrews H C Crane James E. Dowe and George D. King.

Certified Public Accountants Mobile Alabama Society of Certified Public Accountants Dauphin Island Bayou la Batre Mobile Boosters’ Club Vivian R. Pritchard Walter Je Smith Leslie J. Richard William J. Christian Birmingham Conrad Sauer, Jr John F. Andrews H C. Crane James E. Dowe Montgomery George D. King Gadsden

Britain rules out Jewish state in Palestine says home planned

Lord Pansfield, British secretary of state for the colonies, told a Jewish delegation that Britain's Palestine mandate does not contemplate a Jewish state but does provide for a national Jewish home.

London Lord Pansfieli Great Britain Palestine

Bodies of Andree expedition reach Scandinavia aboard Bratvaag

Dr. Gunnar Horn returns from Skjaer Island with the Andree expedition dead, noting bodies well preserved yet deteriorated after the long ice voyage. He cites that one body is few bones in a canvas boat while others remain clad. He says relics may lie buried in White Island ice and Andree’s bound diary remains intact.

Bratvaag Skjaeb Island Norway Associated Press North Kica Japan Anated Press Associated Press-Aftenposten Heimen Skjaer Island Arctic Gunnar Horn White Island Andree Arctic Ocean Horn Andrée Hornas

Drowning Victim Slips Under Tide After Dive

Willie Agugé a 44 year old painter from 3 North Warren in City is in critical condition at City hospital after a diving accident in Mobile bay Sunday afternoon. He struck his head on the bottom and was paralyzed as he was treated after the dive and transported to hospital Monday morning.

Willie Agugé North Warren City Hospital Mobile Bay South Conception Street

Storm Warning on Disturbance Distant Off Meb

A tropical disturbance located about 1800 miles southeast of Mobile Northeast of Martinique prompted a storm warning. Meteorologist Albert Ashenberger said the system moves northwestward and would take days to reach the Gulf, with advisory received this morning.

Martinique Albert,enberger Mobile Ashhenberger Gulf

Weather Advisory: Tropical Disturbance Near Martinique

Weather Bureau warns of a developing disturbance near Martinique moving west-northwest. Advisory issued at 10 a.m. notes storm potential but location and intensity uncertain.

Washington Weather Bureau Martinique

T. H. SMITH DIES

Thomas H. Smith a native of Ville Spain and long time Mobile attorney died this morning at his family home on Chatom Street after a 71 year residence. He is survived by Lily Goldwaite Smith and Virginia Holzborn among other relatives. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by Roche Mortuary and held Tuesday afternoon.

Thormas H. Smith Ville Spain Chatom Smith Lily Goldwaite Smith Virginia Holzborn Olia Roche Mortu

Court docket session notices rescheduled and start times set

SESSIONS TUESDAY On account of the crowded session of the inferior criminal and civil, will be day morning. The criminal will be held at 10 o'clock civil docket at noon. Judge Touart requests all pendants, witnesses and be on hand promptly at that.

Touart

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