Enterprise Wins First Race In Lipton Cup Challenge
The American defender Enterprise defeated Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock V by more than a thousand yards in light variable winds. Harold Vanderbilt skippered the victorious craft as fog delayed the start and the race lasted about five and a half hours over the 30 mile course on the U S 8 course near Kane.
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U. S
Kane
Associated Press
Enterprise
Sir Thomas Lipton
Harold
Vanderaprotsman
Ted
Thomas Lipton
Ernest Heard
Shamrock V
Jee
Shamrock
Cash Missing After Grand Bay Gathering
A Grand Bay event ends with a $40 cash loss and a group of men and visitors under suspicion. Police say the incident remains under investigation with suspects anticipated at the jail for questioning.
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Grand Bay
Highway bandits rob victims in Mobile county jail suspects
Chief Deputy Dad McFayden announced Saturday that victims of two hold ups were brought to the county jail to identify suspects. The bandits used revolvers to threaten victims and seize their money, according to reports from Mobile.
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Dad
McFayden
Bey
Mobile
Nashville and Atlanta in Southern League first game
Nashville faced Atlanta in the Southern League opener with unclear inning details. The fragment references players and battery pairs such as Head and Asby and Hearnaka Kreager, plus Leonard Barrett and Johnson, but no complete score or outcomes are given.
Chicago and Philadelphia Batteries Highlight Scattered NL Action
Fragmented score notes show Chicago and Philadelphia battery pairs Malone Hartngtt Efliott and Davis, with other NL teams including Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Benton Sukeforth Phelps and Lépes amid a rain affected game and assorted lineups.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Malone and Hartngtt
Efliott
Davis
Detroit and Cleveland Batteri es in Early League Action
Ambiguous OCR report outlines American League batter statistics with mentions of Russell Caukane Stiles Ferrell Earnshawn and teams Detroit Cleveland Washington Chicago. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Tropic storm off North Carolina raised alarms
A tropical storm drifted off the North Carolina coast about 175 miles east of the Virginia Capes amid disturbance reports. The system prompted weather alerts and advisories as officials tracked its motion toward open waters. Stewart was honored in a separate note.
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Virginia Capes
Armour Wins PGA Championship On Final Green
Timothy Armour of Detroit sinks a 14 foot winning putt on the 36th green to defeat Gene Sarazen of New York one up in the Professional Golfers Association championship played at Flushing Queens. The final hole was tied before Armour’s decisive shot as referee Leo Diégel declared him away and Armour carded four par to win.
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Flushing
N. Y
Timothy Armour
Detroit
Gene Sarazen
New York
Armour
Leo Diégel
Mour
High Feeling Subsides After Witnesses Identify Suspect
Atkins Arkansas September report says witnesses identified a Black motorist as the driver who struck Mrs Haritn and a Mooney girl walking along the highway. The car was found abandoned miles from the scene after the incident and the suspect hid in the Arkansas river towns to elude a posse.
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Ark
Arkansas River
Pdsse
Hes
Haritn
Mooney Gir
Driver Fined for Speeding and Report Collision
H E Orrr received $15 fine and costs for speeding and improper driving after a recorder's court session. Adams, implicated in a collision with A J Johnson's truck on Brazil Street, claimed he avoided another car and did not realize speeding. Tom Lokas, cafe operator, was dismissed on a gambling machine charge after testimony that the machine was inoperative.
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H. E. Orrrr
Olive Street
Ae Recorder’s
Seean Stout
Martin
Adams
A. J. Johnson
Negro
Brazil Street
Tom Lokas
St. Joseph Street
Beauregard
Recorder
Lokas
E. J. Grove
Poce
John Hill Sr. Dies in Moss Point at 81
John Hill Sr., 81, longtime Moss Point resident and former New Orleans native, died after a brief illness. Survived by son John Hill Jr and four daughters. Funeral at 3 p.m. Sunday from his residence conducted by Masonic Lodge No. 202 of which he was the eldest living member.
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Moss Point
Miss
John Hill
New Orleans
Woolage
England
John Hill, Jr
Laura Hays
J. C. Howell
P. P. Howe
Leon Colmer
Masonic Lodge No. 202
Body Recovered of Local Fisherman From Star Fish Dock
The body of Carl Johnson, 35, native of Swelen and Mobile fisherman for five years, was recovered after going overboard from the Star Fish and System Company docks. He was a crew member aboard the fishing vessel tied to the cannery.
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Carl Johnson
Swelen
Ted
Star Fish and System Company
Court hearing clears Frommel and Bak ing Co over downtown building nuisance
Federal judge Robert T. Ervin rejected a request related to alleged nuisance at a downtown hotel. Francis J. Inge for the baking company argued officers knew nothing of the nuisance while Jeré Auatill represented Frommel.
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Frommel, Lehay and Baking Company
United States
Ige
Robert T. Ervin
G Ee
Francis J. Inge
Baking Company
Jeré Auatill
Frommel
Protests Set Hearing on Mobile County Nominations
A sub committee of the Atapama Democratic executive committee will meet in Mobile on September 26 to hear protests by J N McAleer against the nomination of Joseph B Crow as Mobile county tax collector and William P Berbeze contesting Matt Boykin for the board of revenue first district. The county committee had dismissed both contests and the grand jury is examining primary irregularities. The hearing may follow a mandamus petition by the county committee to block the grand jury from taking ballot boxes.
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Atapama Democratic Executive Committee
Mobile
J. N. McAleer
Joseph B. Crow
Mobile County
William P. Berbeze
Matt Boykin
Board of Revenue
Associated Press
County’ Committee
Jamestown Wins Futurity at Belmont Park in Thrilling Finish
Jamestown ridden by McAfee wins the 41st Futurity at Belmont Park for $99,600 as the heavy favorite. Equipoise narrowly takes second by a nose with Mate third. Fifteen start and about 30,000 fans attend, including Coste and Bellonte.
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Geo. D. Widener
Jamestown
T-Hay
America
Belmont Park
Harry Payne Whitney
A. C. Bostwick
Coste
Bellonte
Equipoise
Mate
Laverne Fator
BR. Coe
Polydorus
Poison dose fatal in Knoxville family deaths
Mrs A L Smith wife of a Crawford county farmer and her two small children were found dead in bed at their Knoxville home. Sheriff Charles Giles said preliminary findings point to poison administered by Mrs Smith. An empty bottle lay near the bed and motive remains undetermined as the coroner continues the inquiry. Smith had gone hunting the night before and returned two hours after the deaths were discovered by a neighbor.
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Knoxville
A. L. Smith
Crawford ‘County
Charles Giles
Mobile County Democrats Plan Campaign for Nov Election
County Democrats outlined a six month interactive plan to run a full Democratic ticket in the November general election. The meeting at the Battle House Saturday morning drew about 50 prominent Mobile residents and marked the first since Vincent F. Kilborn was named county chairman. Frederick I. Thompson sent a telegram pledging party support and service during the campaign.
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Frederick I.thompson
Battle ‘House
Vincent F. Kilborn
Mobile County
Frederick I
Three Murder Counts Filed On Schroeder
Harold Herbert Schroeder a Mobile businessman was indicted for first degree murder on three counts by the Marion county grand jury after a lengthy probe into the Indianapolis torch death mystery. The victim described as a young male between 135 and 150 pounds and about five feet eight inches tall.
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Harold Herbert Schroeder
Mobile
Marion County, Inc
Indianapolis
Associated Press
Schroeder
Tim
Lawrence A. Lewis
Flood Rain Drenches Mobile Delays Traffic
A strong afternoon rainstorm drenched Mobile causing many flooded streets and stalled cars. Fire crews were called to a home on Sunset Avenue to extinguish a blaze believed lightning sparked. Downtown and residential areas flooded. one streetcar fire caused minor damage. Traffic slowed briefly before clearing as water receded.
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William Lagan
Sunset Avenue
Mobile
Government
St. Francis
St. Joseph Stre
Commission
Temporaril iv
Obituary Notice for Local Father in Marietta Ga
A local obituary notes the death of a father in Marietta Georgia on Friday night. Funeral arrangements are pending with services set for 11 o’clock led by Mrs. Schroeter. The family expects relatives to arrive soon after.
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Marietta
Mra
Mr. Schil
Jay
Hume
Schroeter
Baggett Docketed on Prohibition Charge in Liquor Raid
Richard Baggett was docketed in the county jail by officers on a prohibition charge tied to 24 gallons of liquor seized in a raid. Deputies Faulk Gewin Craptree reported the southwest Scott and Selma raid recovered the liquor.
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Richard Bagget
Eiluaban
Faulk
Gewin Craptree
Ilf
Scottand
Selma
Post Will Meet For Routine City Session Saturday Night
Frank Leslie urges full attendance as Routine business will be discussed at 8 o'clock on Saturday night at the Travelers' Protective Station meet at the Cawthon for the regular monthly session.
Oil price rise reported in Pittsburgh market
Reported in Pittsburgh during September the Pennsylvania market shows an oil price increase of sixteen cents per barrel with Buckeye Pipe Lines cited as leading purchaser today.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Purchasing Ag
Barre
Auto theft reported in Whistler from Ford touring car
Nicholas Platt told police Saturday that a Ford touring car was taken from the Bayou and St. Louis area at about 11 30 in the morning.
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Nicholas Platt
Whistler
van Bayou
St. Louis
Tion
Weather Outlook For Saturday Showers Across Mississippi
Local forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with likely thunderstorms Saturday. Minor temperature changes expected with scattered showers across central and southern regions.
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