Thief Steals Jewelry and Cash From Multiple Homes
A burglar entered the home of Mrs. Olliphant at 106 State Street and took two gold wrist watches one a lady's watch along with $2 and other old gold. At 261 Congress Street C M McDaniels lost $50 a watch and chain and $15 from his trousers while H B Gaines had $35 and valuables stolen. McDaniels’ trousers were found in the rear yard. J M Rubin reported his car stolen from 911 Government Street. Martin at 209 Locust Street reported theft after his car was moved and tires repaired.
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Mr. McDaniels
H. B. Gaines
J. M. Rubin
Government Street
Perego
Leidy Martin
Locust Street
Reet
Martin
Four Hurt in Head-On Smash-Up Near Home
Four persons were injured in a Monday head-on crash. Morris Andrews 38 sustained a nasal bone fracture while Junior Wilcox 10 Clarence Heathcote 5 and Mrs Heathcote 27 also suffered minor injuries. A Holland car collided with an unidentified man driving machine. Passengers in the Holland car were injured and taken to City hospital then home to Plateau.
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Otheir
Morris Andrews
Junior Wilcox
Clarence Heathcote
S. Heathcote
Joe Holland
Msan
Holland
Roche
Plateau
Trial Postponed in Roger Williams Driving Case
A continuance was ordered in the recorder's court Monday on motion by defense counsel Gor Bennett. Police charged Roger Williams with reckless driving that led to a crash at the southwest corner of Dauphin and another street. Williams posted bond for his appearance.
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Sunphar
Roger Williams, Jr
Recorder’s Court
Gor- Bennett
Willlams
Dauphin
Cote
Wilbatee
Foley residents join Old Spanish Trail motorcade to Florida
An automobile carrying four Foley residents will join the Old Spanish Trail motorcade heading to California this week. A. D. Spottswood, assistant man-?
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Foley
Florida
Californ
A. D. Spottswood
Weather Update Alabama Rain and Cloudy West
A weather brief reports heavy rain in parts of Alabama and partly cloudy skies in the western area. Residents should expect fluctuating conditions with possible localized downpours and brief breaks in sunshine later. Localized rainfall may impact commutes and outdoor plans.
Capital Grand Jury Probes Queer Death Of Carolina Beauty
Washington observers follow a grand jury inquiry into the death of Mrs. McPherson Jr. found with a pajama cord around her. Robert J. Allen accuses officials of whitewashing the case as witnesses are questioned about screams and odd happenings the night of her death. The case centers on alleged police coverups and whether the death was murder or suicide.
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Washington
McPherson, Jr
Capitol
White House
Robert J. Allen
Son, Jr
Grand Jury
Allen
Work halted in Mobile buildings before noon
As the tropical disturbance approached the coast a number of Mobile business houses and federal and municipal buildings closed to allow employees to return home. Harbor officials said no vessels remained in the gulf path and the storm prompted safety precautions. federal offices paused at 11:45 while the Mobile Chamber of Commerce courthouse and city hall shut down for the day.
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Coast
Eoelen “Tavecidl
Gulf
Federal Building
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Two Injured In Collision Involving Tolliver And Smith
A collision between cars driven by H. Tolliver of 755 South Warren Street and Francis Smith near Ham resulted in injuries to both drivers. Police investigated and traffic was briefly disrupted.
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H. Tolliver
Warren Street
Francis Smith
Ham
Attack Rebels Heavy Losses Inflicted Against Iron Sides Regiment
Air units struck the Iron Sides Regiment with heavy losses, targeting rebel forces from the air. Ground reports confirm significant casualties and material damage as operations continued.
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Ironsides Regiment
Public accusations prompt vow to pursue case fully
Shelby pledged to use every resource after making his accusations public. He warned that Allen would be a detective sergeant if not, and warned that the target’s goose is cooked, signaling serious action ahead.
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Shelby
Allen
Navy Prober Near Olearer Dare Lobby
William B. Shearer testified before a senate committee on the Geneva naval limits conference output. He denied aiming to end the parley in failure and claimed support for parity with Britain, citing naval data and plans from Britain and Japan. He described his hire by Palen, Bakeman and Hunter for the merchant marine campaign and noted he did not recall being paid in cash.
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Washington
William B. Shearer
Geneva
Senate
Shearer
Senator Shortridge
Great Britain
Japan
Shortridge
Eeenes Gibson
Merchant Marine Campaign
Ren Rue
Palen
Akeman
Henry C. Hunter
National Council of American Shipbuilders
Bardo
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Moody Declares Borger Under Martial Law Amid Unsolved Murders
Borger Texas officials face trial on charges of criminal conspiracy as Brig Gen Jacob Wolters and state troops place Borger under martial law. Mayor Glenn Pace was freed on bond after being accused by a Texas ranger of causing a witness in two decade murder cases to implicate county officers. The seizure follows a stormy period of crime and rangers raids with preliminary investigations ongoing.
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Borger
Texas
Jacob Wolters
Fort Worth
Glenn A. Pace Ona
Texas Rangers
oSence
Sadh
Marta
Lew
Hutchinson
Beer
Jone Smitery
Wolters
Jacob FB. Wolversoto
Pigeon Stary
Holmes
Plans for home demonstration leaders meeting
A school for home demonstration leaders will be held Thursday at Mrs. Louise M. Riley’s home on Hall's Mill road. Miss Helen Kennedy of Auburn will lead, with communities including Bay St. Elmo Setngton Chasen Wilmer Crawford Mt. Vernon noted along Hall's Mill road.
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Louise M. Riley
Hall's Mill Road
Helen Kennedy
Auburn
Bay
St. Elmo
Setngton Chasen
Wilmer
Crawford
Mt. Vernon
Hall
Fireman Fritz Berger Improves After Truck Crash
Fireman Fritz Berger of truck No. 17 improved after a Saturday crash in which the vehicle skidded and hurled him to the pavement. He was treated at City hospital, later discharged to his home at 912 Baltimore Street, but briefly regained consciousness and was readmitted.
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Fritz Berger
Berger
Baltimore Street
Asphalt Rates Raised by Louisville and Nashville Railroad
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad announced changes to asphalt freight rates, outlining revised charges effective soon. The move affects shipments of asphalt and related products handled by the railroad, with tariff adjustments to be published in official notices.
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The
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Nassau Death Toll Falls to Five After Bahamas Hurricane
Wireless dispatch from Nassau Bahamas reports five deaths from the hurricane in Nassau with no fatalities in other islands. Property damage was heavy in isolated areas while debris cleared and services restored. All Americans in the vicinity were said safe and supplies adequate for several days. Crews stranded on Andros Island were rescued and ashore.
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Miami
Fla
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Bahaman
Miami Daily News
Nasau
Mistory
Michelson Fights Pneumonia In Chicago Hospital
A. A. Michelson remained seriously ill in Chicago after pneumonia settled in his right lung. Physicians reported ongoing efforts to localize the infection and stabilize his condition.
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A. A. Michelson
Chicago
Escaped NC Convicts Sought by Cuban Police
Cuban secret police seek seven dangerous North Carolina penitentiary escapees after a sensational prison break. Photographs and complete descriptions of the men Buck Howell Woodrow Lewis Taft Bordens Alfonso Evans Floyd Cummins George Harris and Walter are with Cuban authorities.
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Havana
North Carolina
Biasco
United See
Eniba
Buck Howell
Woodrow Lewis
Taft Bordens
Alfonso Evans
Floyd Cummins
George Harris
Walter
News Item and U S Bureau Get Nearly 300000 Calls
The weather bureau and U S agency attracted nearly 300000 calls as readers inquired about forecasts and updates. Officials said inquiries covered temperatures, storm warnings, and regional outlooks amid ongoing weather monitoring.
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News-Item
U.S
Hurricane Near Pensacola Strands Vessels and Evacuations
A West Indian hurricane crossing from the Atlantic toward the Florida Panhandle was forecast to strike near Pensacola between 2:00 and 4:00 pm. Winds rose to 90 mph with gusts, barometer fell to 29.28, and seas surged while residents evacuated bayside homes and ships sought protection. Only minor damage reported by early afternoon with roofs ripped from two small hotels and some poles down.
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Atlantic
Florida Straits
Florida Keys
Pensacola
Ray Biter al
Associated Press
Ailaine
Snedie’ Oh Ak
Bay Shore
Florida City
Santa Rosa Island
Weather Observer
Rex
Pensacola News
Ch Pensacola
Storm Warnings Up From Apalachicola To Gulf Coast
Storm warnings issued for Alabama and Mississippi coasts as the center lies 50 miles southeast of west and winds peak around 40 miles per hour in Mobile. Forecaster Albert Ashenberger notes uncertainty in timing and velocity, with barometer at 39.47 at 1:00 PM and a recent eight point drop since morning.
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West
Pensacola
Penandula
Albert
Ashenberger
Mobile
Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
U. S
Storm winds prep as hurricane warnings issued downtown
Storm warnings posted at 8 30 a m as Mobile prepares for strong winds. Residents boarded windows while riverfront merchants tightened shutters and ships moved to safer moorings. Workers braced buildings into the night and crowds continued activities despite rain. Public notices point to continued precautions.
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Mobile
Flooded Homestead area hampered by high water and damage
In Florida City and Homestead heavy gales and rains flooded streets one to three feet, hindering relief and rehabilitation. No deaths reported except a fireman injured fighting a blaze. Damage estimates await a full survey as crops face possible losses and utilities repair continues.
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Miami, Frs
Homestead
Miami
Marion
Florida Straits
Florida City
Key West Awaits Return of Rail and Road Traffic
Key West and nearby islands await the moment rail and highway traffic resume, as officials anticipate relief for transport links between the island city and the mainland. The delay affects travelers and commerce until service is restored.
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Key West
Island City
United States
Coast Area Unalarmed As Disturbance Heads Inland
Center of disturbance expected to cross the coast near Pensacola and move inland toward Apalachicola and Mobile. Mobile residents urged to stay off streets as winds of hurricane force were forecast along Alabama and Mississippi coasts.
Hurricane near Pensacola affects Biloxi fleet of 500 vessels
The hurricane near Pensacola has cut Biloxi’s 500 fishing vessels from harbor or safe waters. Most vessels have moved to safety or are secured. damage would mainly come from potential pecan crop losses if the gale strengthens.
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Pensacola
Biloxi
Water street wire zone guarded after noon collapse
A high powered wire on Water street near St Michael was blown down just after noon. Police set up lines to keep people from the dangerous area while repairs or investigations were conducted.
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Water
St. Michael Streets
Water Street
St. Michael
Cigarette Tax Passed by Local Dealers
Mobile tobacco merchants announce a new state tax will be added to cigarette prices starting soon. An advertisement in The Mobile Register says most merchants agreed to pass the tax to consumers rather than absorb it, after state approval.
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Mobile Register
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