State vows full prosecution of Oakley and Lacy on all charges
Special to The Trem. Montgomery March 20. The state will prosecute each remaining indictment against James G. Oakley and Theo Lacy vigorously and speedily and may file new charges. Captain Frank S. White says Lacy's claim of immunity is unfounded and Oakley will face every pending indictment. Lacy also will be pursued on all current counts. Oakley was acquitted on funds case. Lacy had a prior conviction and awaits another trial, with possible further indictments expected after current actions.
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Montgomery
Ala
James G
Oakley
Theo
Lacy
Dothan
Frank S. White
Bie
Captain White
Mariner
Alabama
Laty
Eitor Maebels
Oaktey
Lobby Committee Calls Witnesses in Bribe Charges
The senate lobby committee in Washington on March 20 subpoenaed Edward Boyle a Chicago attorney tied to prison contracting firms as part of probes into a $50 000 fund to defeat transportation regulation of convict made goods. Dr B Stagg Whiten of New York linked to prison reform was also summoned for testimonies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Overman
Edward Boyle
Chicago
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Boyle
Hughes
B. Stagg Whiten
New York
Columbia University
Empire State
Yee
Hydroaeroplane Service to Oakland Approved in Frisco
Frisco officials approve a terminal for hydroaeroplane service to Oakland with a 30 minute day schedule. Aviators Welden Cooke and L Y Lekas say three passenger craft will begin service within a month, arriving from the East.
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Ban Francisco
Oakland
State Board of Harbor Commissioners
Welden Cooke
L. Y. Lekas
One Killed and Dozens Injured in Buffalo Trolley Crash
SPORT N Y March 20 Jean Idgman of Lockport N Y was killed and twenty others injured in a collision between two cars on the Buffalo Lockport and Rochester trolley line at Wickware early today. None of the passengers on the two cars escape injury. At least two of the injured will die.
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S. Sport
N. Y
Jean Idgman
Lockport
Rochester
Wickware
Speech Attacks Governor Comers on Child Labor
John B. Winstanley, a local labor leader, bashed former Governor Comer’s stance on workers and child labor. He cited Avon Dale mills data showing 450 workers and a $2,450 weekly payroll, implying meager wages for underage workers. The crowd of 176 watched as Winstanley urged turnout for Captain Kolb and defended Kolb as a friend of the working man.
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Comer
Tenth Ward
John B. Wibstanley
Ohe
Captain Kolb
Henry Lee
Seneca
Gayle
Charles W. Tompkins
Mr. Winstabley
B. B. Comers
W. H. Oates
State Inspector of
Avonidale
Lord of
Avondale
Winstanley
Avondale Mills
Oates
Traffic Cop Wins $682 Damages Against Streetcar
A Mobile jury awarded Police Officer Walter Burch $682 for injuries from being struck by a Davis Avenue street car on Oct. 27 1913 while on duty at Dauphin and Royal streets. Burch said the injuries kept him bedbound for twelve days. The case dominated the day in law and equity court.
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Law and Equity
Walter Burch
Mobile Light & Railroad Company
Davis Avenue
Dauphin and
Royal Streets
Burch
Chancery Court
Oscar L. Gray
Congress
Wallace H. Lindsey
R. Cochran
Sacramento's Army of Unemployed Shrinks
In Sacramento California the camp of the unemployed north of the city has dwindled to 157 men from a earlier 1506. Four special deputies guard the camp and report no trouble or threats. The camp leaders pledged to obey laws and assist officials and told the district attorney they had funds to pay for food.
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Sacramento
Cal
Fire destroys College Hall at Wellesley College
The March 17 blaze at College Hall, Wellesley College, caused about 1.5 million dollars in damage and forced more than 400 students to flee in nightclothes from the campus. Fire began in a laboratory on the building’s fourth floor.
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College Hall
Wellesley Col
Lovejoy to Speak Twice on Child Labor in Mobile
Owen R. Lovejoy of New York arrives from New Orleans to Mobile to address the public Friday at Harte auditorium and Saturday at 11 am before the Mobile business men at the Chamber of Commerce. The general secretary of the national child labor committee is described as an engaging and authoritative speaker on the national issue.
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Owen R. Lovejoy
New York
National Child Labor Committe
Mobile
New Orleans
National Committee
Harte
M. GC. A
Lovejoy
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Comm
Loveay
Muscat & Lott Open New Retail Produce Store
Muscat and Lott opened a third retail produce house at the corner of Daul and Scott streets. Crowds visited the store throughout the day to purchase goods. the firm plans more retail branches to sell directly to consumers at wholesale prices from its main wholesale house on Commerce Street.
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Muscat & Lott
Daulin
Scott Streets
Cotmimérce Street
Hutchisson and Denham Win Bid for Perrin Hester Residence
Architects Hutchisson and Denham plan a fireproof modern residence for Perrin Hester on Government Street, noting M. R. Beaufort recently completed the City Bank building. They are also receiving bids for a two story frame home for Jacob Reiss between Church and Government streets.
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Hutchisson & Denham
Travelet
Perrin Hester
Government Street
M. R. Beaufort
City Bank
Dearborn
Church Ang
Government Streets
Jacob Reiss
Meat as Kidney Trouble Cause Promoted By Remedies
A dated health blurb claims daily meat causes kidney issues and suggests remedies including salts and effervescent drinks to flush the bladder. It promotes a specific mixture, touting safety, low cost, and pleasant taste as a cure for the described symptoms.
New Kind of Bait 10 Women Voters
By Associated Press Chicago March 20. Twenty fifth Ward Democratic Club members announce perfume bottles will be given as souvenirs with campaign cigars to attract women voters tomorrow. Lace curtains will adorn club room windows as courtesy to women.
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Chicago
Twenty-fifth Ward
Democratic Club
Wage Earner Howell Declares Bankruptcy in Prichard
A wage earner of Prichard named Howell filed for bankruptcy in U S district court on Friday listing liabilities of 269 with no assets. The petition was adjudicated as bankrupt.
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Howell
Prichard
United States
Camp meeting notice from Raphael Serimes Camp No. 11
Officials call a 7 o'clock meeting at memory hall with reports on urgent business. Commander Spotswood and Adjutant Galy sign the notice for the VFW style comrades group.
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Raphael Serimes
T. E. Spotswood
A. &. Galy
Confederate veterans plan funeral for T G DeLeon in Mobile
Semmes Camp members call Friday meeting to arrange a Confederate funeral for T G DeLeon though he was not a Confederate soldier he supported the cause during the war. Leary Adams of New York to arrive to finalize arrangements for a service at 2 pm at the deceased’s residence 701 Government Street officiated by Rev Gardiner C Tucker Semmes Camp chaplain.
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Semmes Camp
T. GC. Beleon
Magnolia Cemetery
Deleon
Magnolia Cetidtery
Tie
Bret
Br. Lee
Laery Adams
New York
Mobile
Cold Wave Drops 23 Degrees Across Midwest
The cold spell sweeping the West and Missouri brings snow and near freeze conditions. Temperatures plunge from 68 to around 40 degrees overnight as the weather bureau predicts continued cold Friday night into Saturday morning.
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West
Missouri
Mystery figure Perrin H Sumner dies on New York train
In New York on March 20 a man identified as Perrin H Sumner died of disease aboard a late night atway train. The man, known to police as the American Identifier, had a troubled history with alleged ties to financial crimes and曾 served time in Sing Sing.
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Associated Press
New York
Perrin H. Sumner
Stymer
Edger
Edgar
Styner
Sing Sing
Larcefry
Altitude Record Set at 12303 Feet in Johannistahl Flight
AP report from Johannistahl notes an altitude record of 12303 feet achieved by a single aircraft carrying three passengers. The flight, piloted by Robert Thelen, marks a notable aviation milestone announced today.
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Asociated Press
Johannisthal
Robert Thelen
Turn Hair Dark With Sage Tea
A faded hair color can be restored using sage tea. old-time home remedy promotes reviving natural shade. Sage infusion is said to darken graying or lightened hair without harsh chemicals.
Evolution of the Bell System and Its Telephony Progress
The Bell System describes its birth, ongoing evolution, and relentless innovation in telephone technology. It notes a vast experimental department, thousands of engineers, rapid apparatus upgrades since 1877, and major advances in long distance and underground transmission enabling nationwide service and resilience during storms. The narrative credits sustained investment and cross-disciplinary engineering for sustained public benefit and national reach.
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Bell
Bell Company
Finch
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National Child Labor Secretary
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