Another Trial Denied in Humphries Case on Farm Killing
An Alabama appellate court affirmed the Anniston court ruling in the Rat Humphries murder case. Rat Humphries faces 10 years in the penitentiary with no new trial, unless a gubernatorial pardon is granted. Cicero Humphries, convicted earlier, served time and was pardoned. George Ingram’s trial remains pending.
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Annistonity Court
Rat Humphries
Looney Humphries
Clark Morgan
Rats
Cicero Humphries
George Ingram
Humphries
Howard Hubbard Dies In Tuscaloosa
Howard Hubbard son of N J Hubbard died at Tuscaloosa the morning. Talladega residents mourn his loss as he was prominent socially and in business.
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Talladega
Howard Howard
N. J. Hubbard
Tuscaloosa
Hubbard
Emmett Jones Recovers From Mine Injury
The latest reports on Emmett L. Jones, injured last Saturday at a Tennessee Coal and Iron Company mine in Birmingham, say he underwent a Tuesday operation at St Vincent hospital. Doctors regard the surgery as successful and hold hope for his partial or full recovery.
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Emmett L. Jones
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Birmingham
St. Vincent Hospital
Wendling murder case seeks rehearing in mercy bid
In Louisville on June 14, the Wendling murder case moved to a new phase as Joseph Wendling’s cafe attorney filed a petition for a rehearing in a bid to avoid a life sentence for Alma Kellner’s death.
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Louisville
Joseph of Wendling
Alma Kellner
Ca Fe
Mercy Denied Rebels by Madero Troops
Juarez dispatches reinforce San Antonio Mexico to shield Mormon colonists as Mexican rebels raid the region. Madero forces vow no mercy to raiders.
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Madero
EL Paso
Texas
Fratricide Alleged as Kentuckian Is Slain
In Harrodburg Kentucky June 14 William Noels body found at home riddled with buckshot. Stepson Harry Cunningham arrested charged with murder. Warrant sworn out for Mrs Noel as an accessory.
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Haroldburg
William Noel
Harry Cunningham
Mrs. Noel
Loss of Leg Spurs $25,000 Suit Against Southern Railway
Sam Stewart through attorney Ross Blackmon filed a $25,000 damages suit in City court against the Southern railway. The claim cites a coal chute accident in this city months ago that crushed his leg while he worked in the local yards. Stewart alleges negligence by the railway.
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Sam Stewart
Ross Blackmon
Southern Railway
Noon reports spine not broken. recovery hopeful.
Weather forecast notes fair conditions tonight and Thursday.
Governor ONeal Opposed to Direct Senate Elections
Montgomery dispatch notes Governor ONeal warns that direct statewide election of U S senators would empower federal control of elections. He cautions Southern states against adopting direct election as a path to federal interference.
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O’neal
Noted Composer Vendson Dies in Copenhagen
Copenhagen reports the death of Johann B. Vendson a noted composer who passed away at his home in the city today. The obituary notes his prominence in the musical community and his contributions to contemporary concert works.
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Copenhagen
Johann
Vendson
Reciprocity Debate Opens in Senate on Canadian Bill
Washington June 14 Senate considers Canadian reciprocity bill on motion of Senator Penrose finance committee chairman Senator McCumber opens debate Opponents voice objections Meanwhile Louisville Ky June 14 Southern Newspaper Publishers Association endorses reciprocity with a series of timely addresses led by Henry Watterson and others
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McCumber
South
Senate
Louisville
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Henry Watter
Convicts Entitled to 75 Cent Daily Wage ruling
The court of appeals holds the 40 cent daily wage for convicts invalid, reversing Dowling's fine payment method. The decision, sustained by a Supreme Court justice, could affect many inmates who paid fines or served sentences at the lower rate and remands to apply 75 cents per day where appropriate.
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Court of Appeals
A. D. Sayre
Supreme Court
Recorder’s Court
Circuit Court
Dowling
Pike County
Global Seamen Strike Delayed Pending Vote in London
The worldwide marine strike, set to begin today, is halted by International Seamen's Union officials and will be reconsidered at a mass meeting tonight with another vote on whether to proceed.
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London
International Seamen's Union
Both Civil and Criminal Against Lumber Men
Chicago officials announce that both criminal and civil suits will be brought against the lumber trust. The special grand jury investigation continues as the inquiry resumes.
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Chicago
Wheat market notes show no May wheat press
Chicago June 11 The Chicago Board of Trade reports no press on May wheat. Directors have accepted the findings of a special committee that investigated the recent deal.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Bail Reduced for Women in Stokes Shooting Case
Ethel Conrad and Lillian Graham, implicated in shooting millionaire Stokes, had bail cut from 25000 to 15000. Further hearings delayed until Friday as an appeal for additional bail reduction is pursued.
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New York
Ethel Conrad
Lillian Graham
Stokes
Talladega Chamber Sets Arbitration Panel for Power Dispute
The Talladega Chamber of Commerce held a meeting and passed a resolution to form an arbitration committee between the Alabama Power and Development Company and some property owners. The note mentions continuation on the fifth page.
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Talladega
Talladega Chamber of Commerce
Alabama Power and Development Company
Olympic Sets Sail on Maiden Voyage from Southampton
The White Star liner Olympic, captained by Smith, BR N R, departed Southampton for New York amid cheers. The ship carries 1,300 passengers and a large crew including 80 officers, 36 engineers, 360 engine room staff, a chief cook and assistants, marking a grand maritime milestone.
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Southampton
Olympic
Smith
BR. N. R
New York
Talladega Wins Postseason Games With Anniston Club
The Talladega baseball park contract was awarded Monday to N. Chenault and S. A. Austin, two Talladega contractors. The agreement covers rebuilding the fence grading and sodding the grounds diamond and out field construction of a grand stand bleachers clubhouse and record handicaps.
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Talladega
N. Chenault
A. Austin
Bow Legged Minnesota Boy Receives 12 Inch Correction
Four year old Paul Hes of Minneapolis underwent surgery after being labeled the Northwest’s bow-legged child. Surgeons corrected his legs by breaking and resetting them to straighten, removing a 12 inch bow from his limbs. He is recovering well and expected to have no lasting issues.
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Paul
Mine
Minneapolis
Toley Hes
Freshmeat Stand Set Up Delayed By Supply Holdups
A freshmeat stand opening is delayed by supply issues with key products. Officials say it will take two to three weeks to resolve the shortages and complete setup for public service.
Burglar Strikes Wood's Store In Piedmont
Police report a general store burglary in Piedmont around 2:30 AM. A crowbar smashed the front window, shoes and pants were stolen, the intruder fired at during escape, and was pursued two miles out of town by volunteers. The suspect, lingering in town, fled after the incident. identity not released.
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Wood
Piedmont
Anniston
Flag Day observances in national capital
Washington June 14 observances marked Play Day commemorating the 1777 adoption of the Stars and Stripes. Patriotic societies led exercises and national colors were displayed on all public buildings in a lavish tribute.
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Washington
Patriotic Societies
Pensions Explained by Examining Officers Walker and Allen
Dr J P Walker and Major J H Allen outline eligibility for state and Confederate pensions for residents who served in Alabama or Confederate forces. Applicants must not have deserted and must not own property exceeding $2,000 to qualify under the chapter.
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J. P. Walker
J. H. Allen
Confederate States
Alabama
Plant completion and future Alabama postseason plans
A schedule of games will be announced after the plant is completed. The outlook for baseball in Talladega is brighter than in years past. There is a proposal to host post season games with Anniston and possibly with one or two Southeastern League teams.
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Talladega
Anniston
Talladega Firemen to Rome Run Special Train Friday
Talladega June 14 Special The Talladega Fire Company's team leaves for Rome on Tuesday afternoon with captains Frank Graves and Janks among the crew. They practiced daily and are confident of winning large prizes. A special train will run Friday from Talladega to Nome carrying a large Talladega Joyaliste contingent.
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Talladega Firemen
Rome
Talladega
Talladega Fire Company
F. R. Janks
Frank Graves
Joe Cornett
M J. Lane
Claude Dickinson
Joe Graves
Charley Davis
Lesement Bledsoe Davis
Man
Sylvan Wesley
Talladega ¢O Nome
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the Lumber Trust
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