Memorial services honor Senator John Tyler Morgan
Governors and national figures paid tribute to Alabama's late Senator John Tyler Morgan at twelve memorial services held across Mobile. Missouri Governor Elliott Major lauded Morgan as a seer whose principles endure. The procession included leaders from Florida, Mississippi, and South Carolina among others, with graveside remarks and a broad roster of speakers.
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John ‘Tyler Morgan
Mobile
United States
Alabama
Perset
Morgan
Elliott Major
Missouri
Bee
Baptist Church
Hames
The
Uyrie Theater
John H. Bankhead
Senator Morgan
St Francis
Methodist Church
Park ‘Trammel
Florida
Government Street
Emmett O'Neal
First Baptist Church
Elliott W. Major
First Christian Church
E. Joel
Mississippi
Con- Presbyterian Church
McGill Institute
Col
R. M. Son
South Carolina
Harte Auditable
Y.M
Thomas S. Southgate
Southern Commercial Congress
Knights of Columbus
William H. Saunders
Ellis
Claude Chilton
John Tyler Morgar
John Tempie Graves
Elliott W. Majors
John Tyler
David
Republic
Ace
Zin
John Tyler Morgan
Tennessee
Athens
Tenn
Mia
Emmet O'Neal
Mavy
Elks’ . Hall
Louise Lindsay
Charles Henderson
Troy
Ala
Johnson
Elks’ Hall
Seale Harris
Home Economics Club
John W. Phillips
Harris
South
Paacubet
Wigek
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Erwin Craighead
Craighead
Shawhan
Charles Shawhan
Woman’s Auxiliary
Mobile County
Southland
Alabama Federation of Women’s Chibs
Von Metzen Warned Krupps During Krupp Trial
Berlin report on the Otto Eccius and Maximilia Brandt trial reveals Von Metzen testified he warned Krupp directors about Maximilian Brandt concerns and described Brandt's subterranean activities. Letters between Von Metzen and Krupp officials were produced, surprising prosecutors. The court adjourned and ordered a house search for more surprises.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Krupp Armaments Company
Otto Eccius
Maximilia Brandt
Krupp
von Metzen
Krupps
Maximilian Brandt
Brandt
Otto E £Ccius
von Scheutz
Diaz Refuses To Return To Mexico City In U S Shadow
General Manuel Vidaurrazaga reports Diaz balked at returning to the federal capital despite offers of the Zaragoza school ship and a special Huerta train. He cites Diaz's fear and preference for the comfort of the stars and stripes, observed from Vera Cruz.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Manuel Vidaurrazaga
Blanquet
Vera Cruz
Zaragoza
Tamisco
Huerta
Diaz
Northeaster Promised Amid Lake Superior Storm Warnings
United States weather bureau posts northeasterly storm warnings along Lake Superior. Marine traffic halted as the storm looms, with officials cautioning ships and coastal areas to seek safe harbor.
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Duluth
Lake Superior
United States Weather Bureau
Gold at our feet says Underwood and Graves
Clarence Ousley and J. T. Graves assert prospects of gold at a site. Secretary Daniels hints gently about a Gulf naval station, signaling cautious consideration by the administration.
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Underwood
Southern Congress hears Underwood on South’s new era
The Monday session in Mobile's Battle House auditorium featured Hon. Oscar W Underwood and Hon. Josephus Daniels as principal speakers. Underwood urged mobilizing Southern wealth in agriculture and industry to seize the era’s opportunity and build a shipping and trade balance.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Democratic House
Josephus Daniel
Navy
Southern Commercial Congress
Battle House
Underwood
Senator Fletcher
Panama
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Weenjoy
Southern Congress Decries Panama Canal Zone Acquisition
Senator Ransdell introduced a resolution urging Washington to explain how the Panama Canal Zone was obtained and to right any injustice to Colombia. Clayton and Haslam spoke on U S policy, Southern progress, and Mobile harbor plans as the session outlined the canal’s regional impact.
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United States
Joseph E. Ransdell
Louisiana
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Panama Canal Zone
Southern Commercial Congress
Ransdell
Wilson
Colombia
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
John H. Haslam
Canada
W. D. Boyce
Chicago
Clarence J. Owens
Résolutions Committee
Panama Canal
Republic of Colombia
Canal Zone
Washington
Conoress
D. N. Fletcher
One G. Moses
George W. Taylor
George W. Taylor,” Mr. Clayton
John T. Morgan
Colon
New York
San Francisco
Mobile
Republic
Strikers Engage Guards in Coal Camp Clash
In a morning battle at Hastings Delagua Berwind and Tabasco camps near Trinidad Colorado about 1200 strikers and 3800 mine guards clashed. Reports say one guard and three strikers were killed with Greek strikers initiating the confrontation and claiming intent to seize camps if troops failed to intervene.
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Associated Press
Trinidad
Colo
Heastings
Delagud
Tobases
Berwind
Tabasco
Hastings
Delagua
Troops Move to Scene on Governor's Order
Mobilized in about sixty hours the Colorado National Guard began moving toward the southern Colorado coal fields where martial law will be established according to the governor's proclamation.
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Associated Press
Denver
Cold
Colorado National Guard
Southern
Colorado
Potato Rates Increased by Interstate Commerce Commission
The ICC upheld a proposed two cent per hundred pound freight rate rise on Oklahoma to Rocky Mountain potatoes. It ruled that fair rate making must weigh service value over current shipper prices and allow railroads a fair return, regardless of local price declines.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Warship for Sinaloa Refugee Aid Sparks Policy Row
In Vera Cruz on October 28 General Felix Diaz sought U S protection and fled to the Wheeling gunboat with aides and an American reporter. The move followed Diaz warnings of danger as Mexican authorities pursued him, prompting questions about international involvement and asylum procedures.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Felix Diaz
United States
Wheeling
Jose Sandoval
Cecilia Ocon
Alexander Williams
General Diaz
William W. Canada
Alexander
Iams
O Wns
Queridana
Just Madero
Jose Bonales Sandoval
Mexico City
Bernardo Reyes
National Palace
Sandoval
Francisco Madero
Charles Hagadorn
United States Army
Reyes
Cuba
L. Blum
Huerta
Blum
Diaz
Mexico
Jose Sandoval la Cecilia Ocon
Canada
Hig
Ae Consul Canada
Five Men Die In City Well Cave In
Five men are dead and two injured after a city well near Frederick Oklahoma caved in. The 40 foot deep well collapsed, trapping the five beneath the bottom as rescuers battled to pump out water. Bodies had not been recovered at press time.
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Dickens
Mrs. Jellaby
Southland
O'Neal
Emmet O'Neal
Alabama
Southern Congress
Woman’s Auxiliary
Louise G. Lindsey
Tennessee
Woman's Auxiliary
Omas M. Owen
Women's Auxiliary
Southern Commercial Congress
Associated Press
Frederick
Okla
Weather Outlook by Region and Day
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight with likely fair Wednesday and moderate variable winds. Regional notes indicate Mississippi stays fair and warmer with possible local rains, while Alabama remains fair but colder tonight and Wednesday.
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Mobile
Mississippi
Warning Indicates Disturbance Near Cuba
Advisory storm warning from local Weather Bureau reports a disturbance over the western Caribbean Sea south of Cuba. The notice notes unsettled conditions and urges precautions for coastal residents and shipping interests in the region.
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Cuba
Washington
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