Maden Arden Held for Grand Larceny and Dry Law Violations
Oak Grove resident H A Arden faced seven counts of grand larceny and related dry law charges in inferior court before Acting Judge Tisdale Touart. Bonds totaled 1500 dollars with Arden jailed for failing bail. four other cases were continued to October 17. Also noted were offenses involving forged checks by Odom and multiple fines for cora Williams English Broadus Hunter and Isabelle Childs in dry law cases.
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Oak Grove
Tisdale J. Touart
Arden
Odom
J. A. Carley
Brown
Ed Gebhardt
Cora Lée Williams
R. A. English
Same
D. W. Broadus
Frank Hunter
Isabelle Childs
Recorder’s Court
el Taylor
Davis to Issue Public Statement on County Road Work
Chairman D. Davis of the board of revenue will issue a public statement soon. In a letter from Converse the deposed county highway official promises a reply regarding charges against the board. The statement will be drafted for board members and explain the difficulties in building paved roads.
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D. Davis
Board of Revenue Ee
Usago
Converse
Mild quake rattles Southern California cities
An earthquake tremor was felt across Los Angeles and extending to San Luis Obispo and San Diego at about 6 40 a m. It lasted roughly 15 seconds and was only strong enough to sway electric lights.
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Angeles
Genta Caliente
San Luis Obispo
San Diego
Chicken thief met shotgun reception at old shell henhouse
A chicken thief targeted the henhouse at 111 Old Shell last night after midnight. The startled owners fired two shots, waking the household and triggering a fire alarm, but no arrests or results are reported.
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Old Shell
Weather Forecast for Mobile and Vicinity
Cloudy weather with probable showers tonight and Thursday. Light to moderate northeast winds. Expect occasional showers and cooler conditions with a mix of cloudy skies across Mobile and surrounding areas.
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Mobile
Ashenberger
Old Contract Sought As Elevator Tangle Solution
Belief exists a contract governs elevator operation connected to the grain trade. Mobile & Ohio purchase from C. W. Stanton cited. city studies show public benefit aims. Port committee meetings voiced support but city commission seeks state commission investigation after M and O order to not accept grain from other railroads.
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Mobile & Ohio
C. W. Stanton
Commercial Club
State Commission
Airplane to Aid Prohibition Enforcement Moves Forward
A government plan to use an aircraft to spot illegal stills was announced today. The aircraft will operate over the district as the first in a series of planes assigned to enforce the prohibition effort. An ex-San Antonio operative will join as the latest pilot for the program in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
San Antonio
First Airplane Aids Officials Against Rum Traffic
New Orleans reports the first airplane to assist officials in combating rum traffic. Captain Mandelin from San Antonio piloted the oval plane on a Sunday mission to spy on rum runners across the gulf bayous and along marshes of the Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama coasts. Additional planes will be deployed to northern areas.
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New Orleans
Eine
Gaatain
E . W. Mandelin
Chine
Mandellin
Oval
San Antonio
Gulf
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Vat Releases For cattle eradication program described
Dr. John Redmond reports the vat released for federal cattle eradication with conditions. The Gardiner herd and cattle in pastures remain to be dipped and areas north of Bennett Creek and west of Dog River must continue dipping under supervision.
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John Redmond
Gardiner
Bennett Creek
Dog River
E. O. Turner
Grain exports rise in U S last week
Washington reports grain exports from the United States last week totaled 7,574,000 bushels with oats soybeans and corn among the commodities charted by the Department of Agriculture. Figures released show comparisons with the prior week and provide national totals for the period.
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Washington
United States
Las
GURB APPLIED TO UNSIGHTLY ADVERTISING
Mayor Leon Schwarz orders police to remove unsightly ads on trees and poles. Officers warned to arrest violators under the ordinance if cautions fail, as commissioners adopted the measure October 6 1914.
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Leon Schwarz
Officers Alliance
Prison Crowded As City Jail Holds 104 Inmates
The city jail this morning holds 104 prisoners, the largest total in years, per Chief Warren Burch. Authorities cite a heavy recorder's court docket with over 100 defendants jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, many not paying fines promptly. Inmates are assigned to weed cutting and public building work.
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Warren Burch
Recorder’s Court
Habeas Corpus In Child Custody On Third Day
Mary Coleman Berry argues in a habeas corpus custody case that her ex husband abused her and failed to support a second child, claiming she can care for both while seeking custody. The proceedings enter a third day with testimonies on care and welfare.
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Mary Coleman Berry
Merchants Securities Purchases Site for New Skyscraper
Merchants Securities Corporation buys property in the northeast quadrant for a planned 12 story plus office building. Ernet F. Ladd of Merchants National confirms the project and says occupancy is targeted for November 1929. The firm cites city growth as demand but does not release cost or detailed plans.
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Coros
St Francia
St Jose Corest
Marchante Senemies Cegberation
Ernest F. Ladd
Merchants National
Securities Coris
Ker of Commerce
Ladd
Securities Cor
Questioning Willebrandt Authority at Grand Jury Session
In Biloxi Mississippi on September 5 the legality of United States official Mabel Walker Willebrandt and the related grand jury proceedings were scrutinized. Attorney Sidney Mize questioned witnesses about oath filings and Willebrandt’s role.
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Biloxi
Miss
Mabel ‘Walker Willebrandt
United States
Tebrandt
Wilkes Dre. Willebrandt
Sidney Mize
McGilchrist
Osth
Grand
Mrs Hughes Speaks On Farmers Leading Election Thinking
Mrs Hughes told Mrs Alvin that Washington farmers are thinking for themselves in this election. The report highlights concerns about national costs and produce shipment impacts affecting the town of Y and its residents.
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Ashington
Alvin Yo
Wisconsin businessman chosen as nominee in primary
Milwaukee election results show a businessman selected as the party nominee amid competitive races. Beck and Kohler led the field with strong vote totals, while Zimmerman trailed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
R.tative D. Ck
Beck
Kohler
Zimmerman
Zimmerman Denied Nomination in GOP Senate Bid
Governor Fred R. Zimmerman failed to secure the Republican nomination for a second term in the Suffering race. His defeat left him a distant third as the party selects a new candidate to lead the ticket.
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Fred W. Green
George W. Welch
Liam A. Comstock
Veronta Reais
Ernor
Fred R. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Postoffice Seeks Extra One Ton Trucks For Christmas
The Mobile post office advertises for bids to rent one ton trucks for the Christmas season. Bids are due by September 10. Trucks required without drivers, but owners may be appointed temporary carriers to drive their own vehicles. Use expected for about nine days.
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Mobile Postoffice
Three Boys Enlist in Marine Corps at Parish Island
The Marine Corps enlistments gain three youths George Debinder Carl Williamson and Price Hawkins who have been assigned to posts at Parish Island North Carolina Each expresses interest in trade work and begins training.
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Marine Corps
Parish Island
N. C
George Debinder
Carl Williamson
Price Hawkins
Delegation to Advertising Meet in Biloxi
Mobile will send a representative delegation to the southeast shippers regional advisory board meeting in Biloxi Friday to hear Mobile railroad executive P. E. Odell outline a plan for a unified southwide advertising campaign. G. C. Outlaw will appoint delegates for the trip, with the aim to coordinate utilities, business concerns, and state and city agencies in a large regional effort.
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Mobile
Southeast Shippers’ Regional Advisory Board
Biloxi
P. E. Odell
Mobile Railroad
G. C. Outlaw
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi City
Odell
Gath
Adgor
President of Harvard Among Purchasers of Farm Securities
A federal grand jury indicted seven middle western financiers for using mail fraud in selling about 1,000,600 dollars in farm company securities. Named defendants include Guy Huston, John Huston, Walter B. Seana, F. Schee, Vernon U. Des Moines, John Citened, Darien Haro A. Smith, and A. Lawrence of Boston. The firms involved traded Missouri Kansas Minnesota farm securities to New England investors.
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Boston
Guy Huston
John EB. Huston
Oni
Walter B. Seana
Kansas
F. Schee Vernon
U. Des Moines
John
Darien
Haro A. Smith
Missouri-Kansas
Robinson vows absolute separation of church and state in speech
In a campaign address, Senator Robinson argues for absolute separation of church and state and strict enforcement of the constitutional ban on laws respecting an establishment of religion. He attacks Governor Smith's religious creed as contrary to equal protection before the law and emphasizes government neutrality toward all churches.
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Ana
Robinson
Eratic
Smith
Congress
Dividend notices from Good year Tire and Rubber Berle and others
New York September 5 The Good year Tire and Rubber Berle of Canada declares an extra dividend to be paid October 5. West Coast Oil announces a usual extra dividend of 3 dollars on preferred, quarterly 1.50, payable October 5 to stockholders of record September 25. American Dynamics declares usual extras of 10 cents on Class A and B, payable October 1 to holders of record September 15. 25 cents a share on common, payable October 1 to stockholders of record September 20.
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New York
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Berle
Canada
West Coast Oil
American Dynamics Company
Tragic Suicide Ended By Revolver Fire
A man took his own life with an antiquated revolver after being ordered from the home by his niece Mrs. Margaret Cross who testified the shot nearly severed her hair. She escaped injury and said alcohol problems had led to the removal.
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Margaret Cross
Horsle
Curtis Urges Thrift Views for Decision
Curtis urges thrift views as a tariff decision looms. He argues the tariff should be raised or lowered carefully to avoid destabilizing rents and prices, warning that Democrats may act to lower tariffs, a move he believes could settle the issue.
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Curtis
Soekia
Cea
BIDS SOUGHT FOR COUNTY TENDER PROJECTS
County seeks bids on multiple future projects inviting qualified contractors to submit tenders. Officials outline scope and submission deadlines, aiming to secure competitive bids and ensure timely completion under public procurement rules.
Prisoner Walter alias Kit McIntosh Arrested in Tampa
Deputy Sheriff H. O. Tampa arrived armed with a warrant for Walter alias Kit McIntosh a black man wanted on grand larceny charges. McIntosh was taken into custody Monday at Government and Broad streets.
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H. Oe
Tampa
Fla
Walter
Kit McIntosh
McIntosh
Government
Evangelist Wilbourne Finishes Anti-Smith Speech Amid Egg Toss
In Florence Alabama last night Rev George W Wilbourne of Little Rock Ark faced a flurry of eggs hurled from the crowd while he delivered an anti Smith speech He claimed no direct hits and said the eggs came from every direction as the interruption began during the address
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Florence
Ala
George W. Wilbourne
Little Rock
Ark
Wilbourne
Meetene
Suspected Officer Rises From Rank To Power Over Racketeers
A police official is described as climbing from the force rank to a position of influence, granting him broad control over organized crime groups. Local authorities caution about his growing authority and potential impact on rackets in the area.
Warrants Issued for 21 Conspiracy Prohibition Charges
In Knoxville Tennessee warrants were issued for the arrest of 21 individuals on conspiracy charges tied to federal prohibition laws. The action reflects ongoing federal investigations and enforcements in the region.
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Knoxville
Tenn
United
Inland disturbance drifts toward gulf waters
The report notes the inland disturbance moves toward the gulf, with weather observers tracking its position and potential impact on coastal conditions. No significant land effects reported yet, but advisories emphasize vigilance for changes in wind and rain patterns inland.
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Tory
Gulf
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