Second Mistrial On Seed Loan Charges Here
Eight Houston county men faced federal seed loan conspiracy charges with a second mistrial ordered after jurors failed to reach a verdict. Judge Charles G Kennamer warned jurors about contempt if connections to defendants emerged. Indictments stem from seed loan conspiracies across Georgia Alabama and South Carolina with trial transfers planned to Augusta Georgia and possible next actions in Florence South Carolina.
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Houston County
Dothan
Charles G. Kennamer
Kennamer
Will T. Jackson
Kings
Leo Espy
Gordon
Kennemer
Jackson
Augusta
Savannah
Georgia
Georia
South Carolina
Alabama
Farmema Fn
Wis
IL. Hutchings
CC McArthur
Ashford
J. Mond
Henry Witherington
Earl Hamwith
Hutchings
U.S. Grandiny
Ed Joan Collector
Mnnd
Strer
Witherington
Soli J. Norton Mullins
Florence
S.C
Ty”Ely
U. S
Montgomrie
Montgomery
Petit Jury
Federal Building
Mullins
Earl Hammond
C. C. McArthur
Shell F. Trawick
Newton
W. W. Wofford
Wyatt W. Rollins
Near
Jurors reprimanded for leaving hotel, watching movie during trial
Jurors in a murder trial in Key West faced a severe reprimand from Circuit Judge Jefferson B. Browne for leaving hotel rooms to attend private business and for attending a motion picture show while the case was in progress. Foreman Cleveland Saunders said the acts were done in ignorance of the law.
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Key West
Jefferson B. Browne
Browne
Louis Avalo
Broad recovery in stocks on New York market
Stocks and bonds surged upward in one of the broadest recoveries of the year on the New York Stock Exchange. Rumors said arrangements among leading banks to stabilize bond prices were near completion and JP Morgan & Co. would play a prominent role in the push, as it did in the 1929 pool.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan Company
Commercial Travelers Hold Regular Meeting Saturday Night
The Regular meeting of the United Commercial Travelers will be held Saturday night starting at 7:20 o clock, officials announced today.
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United Commercial Travelers
Spitale Arrested in Lindbergh Case Mystery Man
Salvatore Spitale linked to Lindbergh kidnapper rumor but swept in Playtime Club raid in Broadway district. Police found a gun with permit. he and six others were detained and questioned. booked for violating anti firearms law.
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Spitale
New York
Salvatore Spitale
Broadway
Bright Light District
Lindbergh
Underworld
Arson suspects face bond hearing and court dates
Six defendants indicted for arson here will have bonds reissued and trials set Monday as court officials announce. Three more defendants still jailed on second degree arson charges and two men remain jailed for first degree arson. Winnie Lee Childs was released after initially being held.
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Jack Altman
Mike Sa Yba
J. C. Willis
East Main Street
Robert Brooks
Royce Hatcher
Jack Wilson
Wilson
William Penn
J. Albert Lewis
Winnie Lee Childs
Frocks of 1860s Cosle Reappear in Paris Outdoor Fashions
Paris designs for garden parties draw on sixties style with sprigged dimities and organdies. Skirts nearly touch the ground feature ruffled tiers while big Milan hats and lace gloves complete the look. Alternative modern teas include a black crepe dress with a close fitting skirt and a gray flamisole sleeveless frock paired with a large Milan hat.
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Paris
Maude Muller
Milan
Three Fox Furs Linked in Scarf
Paris fur fashions feature three silver fox scarfs linked by two gold rings. The trio can be draped to suit the wearer with two scarfs hanging down the front.
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Paris
Court change advised in Jefferson county to speed justice
The Birmingham Bar association recommends unifying Jefferson county courts with a presiding judge in charge of civil, criminal, and chancery divisions to speed up justice and save money.
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Birmingham
Jefferson County
Birmingham Bar Association
Benefit Concert Urged to Aid Unemployed in Dothan
Mayor I C Ezell urged a large turnout for a Tuesday night benefit concert at the city auditorium. He asked residents needing workers to contact the unemployment bureau and appealed to music lovers to attend the event featuring Josephine Haynes Cannon and Arch Cannon to relieve the local jobless situation.
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Ezell
I C. Ezell
Ezeli
Unemployment Bureau
Josephine Haynes Cannon
Arch Cannon
Dothan
Perfect Sanitary Grades Mark Three Dothan Markets
Three Dothan markets Dixie Grocery Co A P XN Foster Street and Bailey's Grocery Market received perfect sanitary scores of 169 for May the highest month total. Houston County Health Department officials announced the results noting ten markets scored 95 to 100 and five others ranged from 95 to 99.
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Dothan
Houston County Health Department
Dixie Grocery Co
Foster Street
Bailey's Grocery & Market
Simon Abraham
Main Street
City Market
Central Market
Dothan Market
Dixie Market
Montana Grocery Co
Knicht Grocery Co
Leon Fucler McKay
D. A. Salita Welcome Grocery
Siembridge Grocery
Gadsden Follows Garner Bill For Annex Post Office
June 3 in Gadsden observers monitor Speaker Garner's building appropriation proposal. The bill allocates 1700 dollars for construction of an annex to the Gadsden post office.
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Gadsden
Garner
Couple Arrested Near Here In Liquor Charge
A young woman and four men from Chiples, Fia., were arrested by officers Thursday night on a charge of transporting liquor. One woman was released from custody after the trial. Nelson was accused of sag Tine ste no Hquer in his attempt, ard ner not posted borcloon the charge to day.
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Worgan
Fia
Equity
Nelson
Penble Tleliv
Undefined lyric fragment issue in Feront area notices
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a license issuance and a murder claim near Feront with names and dates garbled. The readable bits reference a Tyger protease event and four day something. The text is too warped to identify a clear news item or outcome.
Ranks Close Today As Prices Rise For Vendors
A fragmentary note indicates ranks closed today in a local market where sellers faced rising prices and potential disruptions in service or supply. The incomplete text references faces and agents connected to the event.
Man Dies Pumping Tire Before Dothan Hospital
C J Pelham of near Slocomb collapsed and died of heart trouble while he and his wife Jennie Pearl Pelham had taken their daughter to a Dothan hospital for a surgical operation. Overexertion from pumping the tire was suspected as the cause. funeral arrangements were placed with a Hartford company.
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Dothan
Jennie Pearl Pelham
C. J. Pelham
Slocomb
Mr. Pelham
Hartford Funeral Company
Doctor Dockery to Lead Revival at Columbia Church
Pastor L W Dockery of First Baptist will preach revival services at Columbia Baptist Church starting Sunday and running through June 1. Evening services begin at 7:45 o clock each night except Saturdays. Sunday sermons commence at 11 a m. Rev Paul Stewart serves Columbia church.
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Dr. Dockery
Revival of Columbia Church
L. W. Dockery
First Baptist Church
Columbia Baptist Church
Paul Stewart
Columbia Church
English Favor Night For Church Services
Birmingham dispatch notes English and American worship times differ, with references to Leeds and nationwide church practices. The article discusses how daylight hours affect services and mentions a figure or group from Pitts sail, with unclear further details.
Summit styles revive the pleats fashion revival
The article notes fashion items like pleated skirts returning to style with renewed interest. It mentions outfits and footwear across a sporty setting, highlighting retro trends resurfacing in contemporary wardrobes.
House Poised to Act on Revenue Bill Saturday
Washington AP reports the revised revenue bill reached a conference compromise aiming at 1.115 billion dollars. Clerks push to finish the measure for House action by Saturday as leaders seek revenue from higher individual and corporate taxes and kept all four import taxes. The Ways and Means committee also favored the Garner relief program totaling 2.3 billion dollars.
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Washington
Congressional Conference
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Pilot Hauser Starts Second Leg to Warsaw From New York
Stanislaus Hauser of Newark began his second leg toward a solo flight to Poland from Floyd Bennet Field aiming for a nonstop crossing to Warsaw. After a weather delay last weekend he now contemplates possible stops in London or Paris if conditions require.
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New York
Stanislaus Hauser
Newark
Warsaw
Poland
Floyd Bennet Field
Hauser
London
Paris
Navy Academy Graduates 421 In Eighth Six Class At Annapolis
The Naval Academy in Annapolis Md held commencement for 421 graduates, 379 sworn in as ensigns and 42 choosing civilian life. Weddings in the chapel were barred this year, and graduates began three days of leave before ship assignments.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Charles Francis Adams
Academy
Washington
Book Social at First Baptist Church in Dothan Tonight
A book social will be held at the First Baptist Church in Dothan tonight. Attendees should bring a book to donate to the Sunday School library, which will also include religious works, Sunday school material, boys and girls study course books, missions volumes, and fiction.
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Dothan
First Baptist Church
Dor
L. Wo Dorkery
Patter
Ibrary
der. Deecnery
Signs Warn Drivers Bridges Not Strong in Houston County
Warning signs caution drivers about unsafe bridges in Houston County. About a dozen structures are posted with restrictions as road work begins after a pile driver purchase by the commissioners. Road official McEachern notes limits are set for loaded or overweight vehicles while repairs proceed.
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Houston County
Houston
Carrern
Ce Hivevet
McEachern
Fury Flood Drowns Six in Oklahoma City
A sudden urban flood swept Oklahoma City on June 3 as the Canadian River and Lightning Creek rose from half an inch of rain, drowning six people including a 14 year old girl and a five year old boy. Rescue crews recovered several bodies across flooded streets and basements, while the oil field north of the city shut down as waters backed up wells.
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Oklahoma City
Lawyers to Briefly Stop in Dothan on Way to Panama City
Georgia Bar association members will pass through Dothan on a five minute stop en route to Panama City Florida on a sightseeing trip. Local lawyers plan to greet the visitors at the Central of Georgia station and host a short tea at a downtown hotel after a brief motor tour.
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Dothan
Georgia Bar Association
Panama City
Fla
Georgia
Central of Georgia Railway
Ray Line
Bar Association
Ed Weatherly
Dothan Chamber of Commerce
Aaid
Central of Georgia
E. Main
N. Foster
Oates Street
Country Club
Kiwyers
Birmingham Promised Half Million for Elks Convention
Birmingham has been promised 500000 dollars in cash to entertain the Elks national convention in July 1915. Monroe Goldstein, chairman of arrangements, told a luncheon club that visiting delegates will leave that much here.
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Birmingham
Monroe Goldstein
Color of yolk not a quality indicator in eggs
Washington reports USDA guidance that firmness of the egg white, not yolk color, signals quality. Break eggs on a plate to see if the white is thick, then wrist watery whites mean poor quality, while firm whites suit poaching and custards. yolk color varies with hen feed and not quality.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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