Appeals Court Hears Dudley Forgery Case Arguments
The Alabama court of appeals considered the Dudley brothers Samuel W. and Joe Reese Dudley case in Montgomery. They were convicted a year ago and sentenced to twelve months for forging James Walker Bryant’s signature on a life insurance application with New York Life. The state alleged an intent to kill Bryant to benefit themselves. Alex D. Pitts of Elma, now federal attorney for the Southern District, defended the defendants in the appellate proceeding.
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Ala
Court of Appeals
Samuel W. Dudley
Joe ‘Reese ~Dudley
Lowndes “County
Montgomery
James Walker Bryant
New York Life Inurance Company
Bryant
Alex D. Pitts
Elma
Southern District of
Alabama
Bishop Henry D Robinson Dies in New York
The Right Rev Henry Douglas Robinson Episcopal bishop of Nevada died at St Luke's Hospital in New York from complications of diseases. He attended the recent general convention in New York and suffered a heart attack while here. Born in Lowell in 1860 he was educated at Racine College and the University of Chicago and became a priest in 1888. Since 1908 he had served as missionary bishop of Nevada. The funeral will be held Saturday at the Cathedral of St John the Divine.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry Douglas Robinson
Nevada
St. Luke’s Hospital
Robinson
St. John the Divine
Lowell
Racine
Wis
The
Univrsity of Chicago
Navada
A. Cunningham Near Death After Nose Hemorrhage
Nashville report states Sumner A. Cunningham editor of the Confederate Veteran, 70, suffered another nose bleed overnight. He is weakened after heavy blood loss. his condition follows an earlier episode this week at his office.
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Nashville
Tenn
Sumner A. Cunningham
Cunningham
Ocean travel may be cheaper amid Atlantic rate war
News from London indicates a severe Atlantic rate war is likely as shipping men await progress on renewing the Atlantic pool beyond December 31. The unrest traces to October when Hamburg American denounced the pool as favorable to North German Lloyd. Little Laura Buffum in Little Valley slowly dies from arsenic poisoning alleged to be directed at her by her mother, who awaits trial in Cattaraugus jail.
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Associated . Press
New York
London
Atlantic Shipping Pool
Hamburg- American Line
Lloyd
Little Valley
N. Y
Laura Buffum
Street sale of seals begun by city volunteers
Ladies aiding the Red Cross Christmas seal drive extend the campaign to streets. A seal headquarters branch opened Thursday in the post office lobby. Committees operate from City Bank Building Hammel's Bauer's and on Royal and Dauphin streets with named chairwomen and assistants guiding the drive.
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Red Cross
Post Office
City Bank
Hammel’s
Bauer's
Royal and
Dauphin Strets
Dauphin Streets
James K. Glennon
Matt Manorner
Glen McKenzie
Myrtle
Cleveland
Corinne Roberts
Emily Roberts
Ethel Brown
City Bank and Trust Company
Elizabeth Fonde
William S. Moore
Edington
Hammel
Joseph Berenson
Vehrgo
Goodall
Outerbridge
Bauer
Pauline Kaufman
Postoffice
Beroujon
Clara Sands
Marguerite Taylor
Mabel Stanard
D'Olive
Shooting gallery manager shoots two men in West Point
Mrs Estelle Henry, manager of a carnival shooting gallery, killed Arthur Felton and fatally wounded C C Colbert after claiming an insulting proposal by Colbert. Felton was an bystander in West Point Mississippi. authorities reported the shooting occurred yesterday and the woman is jailed.
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Associated Press
West Point
Miss
Estelle Henry
Arthur Felton
Cc. C. Colbert
Henry
Colbert
Felton
Nashville Mourns for W. Thomas Jr. of RR
John W. Thomas Jr., president and general manager of the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway, laid to rest in Nashville at First Presbyterian Church. System-wide mourning observed as engines stop and depots draped in black. Thomas praised for mercy toward employees.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
John W. Thomas, Jr
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Thomas Home
Milton H. Smith
The
Rair
Harroun's Young Son Victim of Automobile
An automobile accident injuries Harroun's young son, reported by Associated Press. The incident details are incomplete in the readable text. Further facts including location, time, and condition are not fully clear from the fragment.
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Harroun
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