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SEPTEMBER 2
MOBILE WOMEN PREPARE TO VOTE, 1920
Registration May Reach 1500 Before It Closes Tonight
Mobile, AL, September 1 - Mobile women again invaded the office of County Registrar Hinson today in such numbers that he was compelled to add several assistants to register their names and addresses. The women are not compelled to give their exact age, but they must swear they are more than 21. The registration closes Thursday night, and it is is expected that 1500 will have been made qualified voters.
Times Picayune, September 2, 1920
Slavery in Mobile 1837
Posted by Mr. Walter R. English, Monroe county, Ala.
Ranaway, my slave Lewis—he has lost a piece of one ear, and a part of one of his fingers, a part of one of his toes is also lost.
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Mobile Chronicle, Sept. 2, 1837.
September 8
Race Relations and Public Justice 1904
Times Picayune, September 8, 1904
September 15
Hurricane Frederick, September 15, 1979
September 18
Times Picayune, September 18, 1910
September 20
Yellow Fever in Mobile, 1897
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The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN), September 20, 1897
September 26
Bienville Square after the Hurricane of September 26, 1906
September 28 - 30
Yellow Fever in 1858
