Custody Granted as Mrs MacKay Granted Absolute Divorce
New York reports Mrs Clarence HO MacKay received an absolute divorce in Paris confirming a surprise move from Roslyn where a suit was expected. Attorneys arranged December travel as the couple’s residence shifted to Paris to file on desertion grounds. Both principals can remarry, and Mr Mackay obtains custody of their two children.
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Clarenceo Agkay
New. York
York
Clarence HO MacKay
Paris
Roslyn
L.L
Mackay
Benton’s Death Kept Mystery in Captain Rae Case
A murky note on Benton’s death keeps the Captain Rae case unresolved. Principals remain unnamed as investigators pursue leads in the long running inquiry.
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Benton
Captain Rae
Knights of Revelry Parade Showcases Music Through Ages
Mobile’s Knights of Revelry staged an eight-float parade themed Music of the Ages. Floats depicted prehistoric to modern music with colorful garb and daylight spectacle as spectators applauded. Emperor Felix II to review the procession.
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Knights of Revelry
Mobile
Moi
the Elks
T Mother of Mystics City
Felix II
State begins suits to recover sixteenth section lands
Alabama moves to recover sixteenth section school lands held by claimants. State Land Agent W. J. Martin separates lands held twenty years or more from those under twenty years and offers claimants a chance to prove possession for twenty years before suits. Unpatented land is prima facie state property. claimants may present proof before the state board of compromise or at suit time. Circular letters notify claimants of the action and proofs needed.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. J. Martin
Alabama
Martin
Federal Supreme Court
Sadie Schmidt
State Board of Compromise
Mr. Martin
Officer Fires at Suspect on Riverfront Chase
Special officer Thomas Mansfield fired two rounds at a man described as Black while pursuing a purse snatching suspect along the river front. The crowd on the wharf fled in fear, the suspect was captured after several blocks, and jailed as Charles Jones.
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Thomas Mansfield
Charles Jones
Parade Routes for Knights of Revelry Procession
The Knights of Revelry parade plans route through St Louis and St Joseph streets intersecting Dauphin Conception St Francis Royal Government Broad then back countermarch to Royal Conti and Relief Hall.
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Conception
St. Francis
Royal
Claiborne
Conti
Relief Hall
Order of Myths Parade Route Description
The route for the parade starts at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at Copner State and St Joseph streets. It travels south on St Joseph to Dauphin, west to Conception, north to St Francis, east to Royal, south to Government, west to Wilkinson, countermarch on Government to Clairborne, north to Dauphin, east to St Joseph, and north to St Louis.
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Copner State
St. Joseph Streets
St. Joseph
Dauphin Street
Conception Street
St. Francis Street
Royal Street
Government Street
Wilkinson Street
Clairborne Street
St. Joseph Street
St .Louis Street
Comer Denounces Slurs in Lacy Funds Case
Governor Emmett ONeal publishes a stout rebuke to former Governor B B Comer over insinuations tied to Theo Lacy theft of convict board funds. He vows to expose names of alleged conspirators and demands Commodery furnish specifics and witnesses to the alleged division of loot.
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Montgomery
Ala
Emmett O'Neal
B. B. Comer
Bessemer
O'Neal
Theo Lacy
Convict Board
Comer
O’neal
Conner
Ding
Birmingham Ledger
Mr. Comer
Theo
Lacy
Capitol
Alabama
Montgomery County
Lacy arraigned at capital for embezzlement
The trial of Theo Lacy on a $50,000 embezzlement indictment is set in Montgomery with Judge Armstead Brown presiding. State witnesses testified as jurors were qualified. defense and state attorneys announced readiness for trial amid a packed courtroom and din of officials.
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Montgomery
Ala
Theo
Lacy
Montgomery Savings Bank
Armstead Brown
Commonwealth
Frank 8. White
W. T. Kell
R. G. Arrington
B. P. Crum
Robert C. Rushton
W. Williams
Wiley HI
President Discusses Benton Death With Cabinet
Associated Press reports President Wilson met with his cabinet to review Villa’s account of the Benton execution at Juarez. Secretary Bryan sought more details from overnight dispatches as consular reports arrived. Villa’s Chihuahua interview is cited as the basis of the claim. Managers weigh lack of contradicting evidence as official stance remains cautious.
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Associated Press
Washington
Heb
Wilson
William 8
Benton
Bri
Juarez
Villa
Bryan
Chihuahua
State Department
Paso
Tex
William 8. Benton
Porfirio Diaz
Vederico Gonzales Garca
Diaz
Cand
Chihuahua City
United States
London
Paris
Berlin
Monday Arrests Unusually Low During Carnival Week
Police report 21 arrests in 24 hours ending 7 o clock Monday morning during Mardi Gras period. Compared with last year, arrests fell by eight, with police praising order and expecting no major trouble Tuesday and Tuesday night amid expanded guard by officers, railroad staff, Pinkertons, and naval personnel.
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Pinkerton
Mardi Gras Program Highlights Royal Parade and Festivities
Official program for Mardi Gras lists events on Tuesday February 24 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. including inspections of U S war vessels at city and Louisville and Nashville wharves, concerts at Bienville Square, free open-air shows, a royal chariot procession for Emperor Félix II, Knights of Revelry reception, burlesque acts, and electric decorations amid daytime and evening celebrations.
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City
Louisville
Nashville
Bienville Square
Félix II
Capital
the Knights of Eghon
Knights of
Gotavis
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