Bald Jack Rose Corroborated in Police Confession
Detectives proceed with corroboration of Rose narrative from his lengthy confession alleging alibis and graft links. He names numerous alleged associates with figures from a parallel graft network and claims money transfers observed by Rosenthal era witnesses near Becker’s house and a telephone call from Becker’s building.
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Sar
Rose
Jack
Pri
Scker
Becker
Bie
Rosenthal
Alabama Represented At Notable Convention
In Minneapolis on August 7 the second annual conference of the committees on agricultural development and education of state bankers associations opened. Attending states include Alabama Arkansas Colorado Florida Indians Iowa Illinois Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana New Jersey Nebraska New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania South Dakota South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia Washington West Virginia and Wisconsin.
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Minneapolis
Minn
State Bankers’ Association
St. Paul
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Indians
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
New Jersey
Nebraska
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Senators hold out for pension agencies
Washington Aug 7 The struggle to pass the 150 million pension appropriations bill failed by one vote in the Senate and the measure was sent back to the House for further conference. After a tie vote to agree to abolish seventeen outlaying pension agencies the Senate voted 29 to 26 to retain the agencies, the sole point of contention between the two chambers.
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Washington
Senate
House
Oyster Trade Outlook In Alabama Highlights Growth Issues
The Alabama oyster industry faces a looming problem from excessive natural oyster bed growth after high water. Commission officials Craft and Clark tour beds to decide if thinning and transplanting are needed to prevent quality loss and protect Mobile dealers' access to Alabama oysters.
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Chas. Clark
Spa Rapa Sa
Alabama
Commission
Mobile
Cannebee
Commissioners Craft and Clarks
Board
Alabama Vs. TA
Deaths and Funerals: Child of Watts and Brannan
The one year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seabrooke Watts of Montgomery died at the Grand Hotel Point Clear after a five day illness. Remains will be sent to Montgomery for interment. Marcus Brannan aged sixteen died after a lingering illness at a local infirmary. Burial in Brushy Mississippi family burying ground.
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Edward, Seabrooke Watts
Montgomery
Ala
Grand Hotel
Point Clear
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Watts
Chandeleur Island
Marcus Brannan
T. H
Mattie Brannan
Brushy
Miss
Macon Capitalist Ill Leads to Court Postponement
W J Massee of Macon, a leading capitalist, was too ill to attend habeas corpus proceedings in Spartanburg to block his extradition to Tennessee. Judge Sease postponed hearing as both sides’ counsel arrived with a large file of documents. Massee’s lawyers produced a Macon doctor affidavit stating he risked collapse if he entered the courtroom.
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Spartanburg
S. C
W. J. Massee
Macon
Sease
Tennessee
Massee
Aaermers
H. C.aaa
American diplomats urge respect from Mexican govt and rebels
The American embassy in Mexico City and Consul Edwards at Juarez have been instructed to renew representations to the Mexican government and the rebels to ensure Americans and their fights are respected. The State Department cites the latest Corralitos ranch mines attacks as the reason for the note.
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Washington
Elibagsy
Mexico City
Edwards
Juarez
Corralitos Ranch
State Department
Move to keep Alabama Medical School in Mobile Debated
Mobile leaders form a sixteen member committee of Chamber of Commerce alumni to oppose Birmingham’s push to move the University of Alabama medical department from Mobile to Birmingham. President John T Cochran urges prompt action and letters to university officials, stressing the institution’s value to Mobile.
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John T. Cochrane
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
French Lick Springs
Ind
School of Medicine
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Cochrane
Mobile
Bondurant
Geo. H. Denny
Atest
Chamber of Commerce
Medical College
J. Perrin Bestor
City Commission
Quarantine Debate Over Mobile Port Restrictions
Local officials and merchants clash over bubonic plague quarantine rules for Mobile. Leaders urge federal guidance and warn against harming commerce, while health officers press for stricter measures to protect the port and community.
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L. C. Irvine
Mobile Farm Lands Company
U. S
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Tropics
Mobile
Texas City
Galveston
Florida
Savannah
Norfolk
Atlantic
Naval demonstrations ordered in October across three ports
Washington reports naval demonstrations planned for October 14 and 15 at San Francisco Manila and New York. The Pacific fleet will rendezvous at San Francisco while the Asiatic fleet gathers in Manila, coinciding with a defense fleet review in New York. Officials say there is no political significance in the order.
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Washington
San Francisco
Manila
New York
Orié
Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Ailments Everywhere
A reader testimonial from Henry Tennessee claims six bottles of Electric Bitters restored strength and appetite after stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. The ad asserts the tonic helps all sufferers and is sold at all druggists for fifty cents.
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T. D. Peebles
Henry
Tenn
Police Picnic Great Success at Monroe Park
The Mobile Po Association hosted a prize picnic at Monroe Park drawing over 8,000 visitors. Games drew strong crowds with prizes to be distributed within twelve hours. A large dance followed with excellent music and extended dancing. General Chairman Dorlon praised the event as successful in every respect.
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Mobile Po- Association
Monroe
Police Department
Dorlon
American Troops Fire Upon by Mexicans Across Border
Mexican forces shot toward United States troops guarding the border near the El Paso smelter. American soldiers returned fire and suspects point to rebel patrolmen with hostile intent. The incident was reported to General EB Steever in Texas.
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EL Paso
Tex
United States
EB. Z. Steever
Department of Texas
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