City considers new government bill amid legal challenge
Debate centers on a reform measure to enlarge the city commission and alter the charter. Robert H. Smith contends the local bill violates constitutional limits by enlarging the charter and lacking proper sectioning. Mayor Crawford says the timing and call for election adhere to the new law, with candidates required to file and gather signatures.
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City tackles high weeds on private property protest
A formal protest filed by L. C. Irvine prompted city officials to review action against overgrown lots posing fire and mosquito risks. The mayor said condemnation and fines could be used to force removal, with a tungsten light project approved on Avenue between Com and Hallet streets.
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Comon and Hallet Streets
Weather Insights From Mr Ashenberger Forecast
Mr Ashenberger announced a wave of cooler air moving from the posibern region. Tonight should bring a drop to near modest highs with mid eighties current readings. Citizens are advised to prepare for cooler temperatures and keep blankets handy despite warm daytime conditions.
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Donnelly to Meet Board Members in Mobile
W. F. Donnelly of New York, engineer who surveyed the port, will arrive in Mobile this afternoon to meet with the State Harbor Commission Wednesday morning. He will discuss key portions of his five million dollar report at the session. Board president A. G. Ward said up-state members George Gordon of Birmingham and F. G. r were expected for the meeting.
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State Harbor Commission
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Birmingham
Clack Sadhana
Sugar Shortage Seems Stabilizing in Mobile
Mobile officials say a sugar shortage will likely last no more than 15 days. Retailers limit purchases to two ounces per customer amid a system to curb hoarding while suppliers restock with two carloads of sugar expected this week.
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County Food Administration
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Hoodoo Practitioners Charged in Recorder Court Case
Witnesses say hoodoo doctors work cheap as twenty cents per spell in a case from recorder's court involving two Black families. One witness testified Pricella Nemore sent a hoodoo spell.
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Pricella Nemore
Weather Forecast for Washington September 23
The forecast calls for possible cloudy skies in the north portion and generally overcast conditions in the south. Winds light and variable with no significant precipitation expected.
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Associated Press
Awashington
Alabama Soft Drink Tax Aims to Fund Confederate Pensions
A bill rider in Alabama's general revenue package imposes a one cent per bottle license tax on all non alcoholic drinks to fund Confederate veterans pensions, expected to raise about 500000 annually. The measure spurred debate on who bears the cost, consumer or manufacturer. A separate bill to require state officials to reside in Montgomery passed the House and heads to the Senate. A proposal for a board of censors for tens pictures in Alabama appears defeated for now.
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Troops Sought As Oklahoma Oil Town Riots Erupt
In Drumright an oil town in Oklahoma, rioting followed a telephone operators strike. Police were driven from the city, the police chief disarmed and threatened, and the mayor and city officials reportedly held in jail while troops were asked to quell the disturbance.
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Hatchet Threat Alleged in City Officer Arrest
Warrants served on Ann Behtooder and E Lav inghouse of State and wae streets. Hearings set to Wednesday. Detective Cliff Adams says Schroe der resisted arrest and Law drew a hatchet on him during a liquor search Saturday afternoon. A small amount of whiskey and wine was found in the store near Hamilton and Elmira streets. Dep hag doe 2 Bari Easterling cited by Sheriff Wil H Holcombe Jr. A warrant charges J N Lynch with alleged violation of the prohibitions law.
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Hamilton
Elmira
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Red Cross Feeds Destitute After Storms
The Red Cross and volunteers are aiding about 2,000 men in the debris filled downtown area as rescue and relief operations spread across Corpus Christi and nearby towns. Militiamen and supplies from Houston Galveston and the Sanitary Establishment move in to support recovery efforts as more bodies are found and the dead count rises.
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German Prisoners Off For Homeland
Loaded with baggage and singing in German more than 1 German sailor detachment from Fort McPherson Ga begins trip toward Hoboken to repatriate amid plans to become American citizens. About 143 sailors from German merchant ships or interned crews will depart. 73 reportedly remain behind awaiting clearance.
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Eighteen Nations to Attend First Wilson Labor Conference
Eighteen nations will send delegates to the first labor conference President Wilson plans to open October 29 in Washington. Bolivia Sweden and others will participate with observers from Germany and Austria. The meeting may be postponed to allow more ratifications of the treaty before it begins.
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Italy in Crisis as Foreign Minister Resigns Over Fiume
Reports from London indicate Ian, Italy's foreign minister, resigned amid the Fiume incident. The Giornale d Italia cites the move as a domestic affair, with Italian units not expected to be drawn into outside actions. An Associated Press dispatch notes Enrico Annunzio commands about 5000 men in Fiume and mentions bomb blasts near Sunday.
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Associated Press Expands News Wire Service Worldwide
The Associated Press announces a twenty four hour news service expansion via new leased wires from major hubs across Europe and the United States. The system will relay reports from San Francisco to Washington and down to Florida, increasing foreign and regional coverage for newspapers nationwide.
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Decorated Wilson Receives Legion of Honor Post War
Fragmentary text notes a decorated individual connected to Glendive Montana and wartime recognition related to the American Legion of Honor. No clear dates or full names are readable.
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Unions Leader Reports Many Men Out Across Plants
William Z. Foster, secretary of the steel workers national committee, said reports from field men indicate Homestead works of Carnegie Company were practically idle. He noted a large underground strike but reported some plants in the eastern and western parts of the state showing activity and possible resumption. District conditions varied with Chief of Detectives reporting mood improving through the forenoon.
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Congress may take action to investigate Washington strike
Senator Kenyon says Congress may send for officials and employees to Washington to determine the cause of the strike. The briefing notes aim to probe the inquiry and potentially call individuals for testimony.
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Iowa
Washington
Inguaysia
Belgian Royal Party sails for America
The Belgian royal party including Crown Prince Albert and Queen Elizabeth set sail from Calais aboard the liner Wash. The voyage to the United States was greeted with a warm reception aboard the steamer as the royal party boarded.
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Belgium Holland Break Denied by Netherlands Delegate
A Dutch official stated to the Associated Press that reports of a break in relations with Belgium are false. The denial comes from the Netherlands delegation amid tensions described as ongoing by observers.
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Netherlands
Associated Press
Young Doctor Found Dead In His Office
Chattanooga Tennessee report states a young doctor was found dead in his office yesterday afternoon. The incident remains under investigation with details scarce and no official cause released.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Plot Underway as Hun and Russian Rebels Eye Strife
A fragmented report suggests Hun and Russian rebels discuss air strikes and a dissolution of leadership in concert with Moscow. Details are unclear but the alliance signals regional instability and potential escalation.
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Moscow
German troops to winter in Letvia amid Baltic advance
Central News reports German forces will establish winter headquarters in Letvia after advances in the Baltic region. General Oskar von der Goltz is said to be at Mitau with statements noting control of the province this month, according to Helsingfors dispatches.
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Prince’s Reception on Flagship Off Vancouver
A royal reception aboard a warship off Vancouver draws entertainment for Admiral Hugh Rodsian and crew. A semi quarantine affects the ship due to a case aboard. The prince will end his hunting and fishing trip on Island.
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Island
Birmingham Blaze Causes Large Loss At Local Water Store
A fire at a Birmingham water store caused about 50000 dollars in damage. Investigators found signs of arson and a hatchet nearby. No injuries reported as authorities probe the blaze.
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