Steel Magnates Gather for Meet in Birmingham
Judge Elbert H Gary arrives to lead the seventh general meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute at the Tutwiler Hotel. About 250 to 800 industry leaders and guests attend presentations on technical papers with a banquet and speeches planned.
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Birmingham
Ala
Elbert H Gary
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Institute
Tutwiler
Cleveland
Ohio
Gary
Iron and Steel
James A. Farrell
Edmund A
Bayview
Birmingham Newspaper Club
Iron and Steel Men
Del
Sheriff Prepares for Hanging in Daupeville Jail Yard
Tallapoosa Sheriff J H Lynch completes preparations for the execution of two Black inmates Luther Sims and Henry Swanson to be carried out next Friday in Daupeville Alabama. The pair were found guilty of fatally harming and robbing J Fletcher Turner on September 1 and the gallows has been erected in the jail yard.
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Daupeville
Ala
J. H. Lynch
Luther Sims
Henry Swanson
J. Fletcher Turner
Kansas City Plans Cotton Relief Pool
A special Kansas City Clearing House meeting will discuss raising a $135 million cotton pool among national banks. Washington reports Kansas City banks are expected to contribute about $2.5 million, though local bankers may oppose large pledges and prefer smaller subscriptions.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Kansas City Clearing House
Washington
New Lead in Hazel Macklin Murder Case
South Bend police pursue a new clue in the Hazel Macklin case. They seek the owner of a large seven passenger car who on August 17 lured 15 year old Mary Foldosi to accompany him and promised seven dollars weekly to care for a baby, then attempted assault south of the city.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Hazel Macklin
Macklin
Mary Foldosi
Frank Maillon Convicted in Trespass Case in City Court
Frank Maillon was found guilty of trespassing on his sister Annie Mallon's property in city court and fined $10 with costs. In a second case a jury declared him not guilty. Sonny Smith was found guilty of operating a gaming table.
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Frank Maillon
Annie Mallon
Sonny Smith
Knell of Special Session Echoed by Letters
Montgomery Oct 29 The attorney general says a special session may be doomed as Governor O Neal mails letters to legislators asking for positions on the Bankhead plan and other relief ideas. Respondents largely refuse to commit citing constitutional concerns and likely fiscal embarrassment.
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Montgomery
O'Neal
Deputy and Greek Bound Over in Montgomery Shootings
In Montgomery on Wednesday Deputy Harry McCord and Greek Mike Dan Yaley were bound over to the grand jury on assault to murder charges in the shooting of King Thomas, a Black preacher wounded early Sunday. Both faces $1,000 bonds. Yaley also charged with carrying concealed weapons.
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Montgomery
Harry McCord
Mike Dan Yaley
King Thomas
Yaley
Gnelles
McCord
Mlmore
Grove
Hall Streets
Yaloy
Jackson Streets
Avant and
Watts
Thomas
J. R. Cantel
Jerusalem Starvation Crisis Reported by U S Consul
New York dispatch says 100000 Jerusalem residents face starvation as war cuts off tourism and charity. American vice consul Samuel Edelman, who arrived on the steamer Ancona, notes two thirds of Jerusalem's population are Jews and cites lost income from tourism and aid as the cause.
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Associated Press
New York
Jerusalem
Samuel Edelman
Ancona
Edelman
Train collision near Joplin blamed on motor crew error
The Missouri public service commission report states the August 5 crash near Joplin that killed forty one people involved a Kansas City Southern passenger train and a Missouri North Kansas motor car. The fault lies with the motor crew.
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Jefferson City
Kansas City Southern
Missouri & North Kansas Railroad
Joplin
Missouri Public Service Commission
New Cement Substitute Rumored in Turkey
In Turkey a novel cement substitute using slaked lime linseed oil and cotton fibre has emerged as a practical alternative where traditional cement is scarce. The blend reportedly provides a workable bonding material for building projects amid limited resources.
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Turkey
Britain to Raise Largest Volunteer Army Yet
London reports a cabinet member compares Britain's recruitment to Lincoln's Civil War draft moving in waves. The Times notes Britain already has about 1.2 million volunteers organized across the islands, with 100 000 serving and more joining rapidly.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Lincoln
Times
England
British Islands
British Dominions
Harvey Sees Wilson In White House Meeting
Colonel George C. Harvey met with President Wilson at the White House yesterday for the second time in a month. He accompanied Fred Lynch, Minnesota Democratic national committeeman, and asserted the outlook for a Democratic victory was excellent.
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Associated Press
Washington
George C. Harvey
Wilson
White House
Fred Lynch
Minnesota
Advertisement for downtown storefronts and offices
A real estate notice describes a 2 story building at 63 Dauphin Street with two large show windows and properties on N S Government Street at 4 E Water Street and 5 E Government Street with concrete floors and large plate glass windows. It promises attractive prices to desirable tenants.
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Dauphin St
N. S. Government St
E. Water St
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Windsor Hotel
Rothskeller
A. E. Reynolds
H. Premme
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Resilverin Reglazin
Just
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Denshain
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ST. Francis ST
Dumont & Croom
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S. Palmetto
N. L. Vickers
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M. D
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San Op
DeBriere
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Harrison Mutual Burial Association
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