First Reports Describe Record Vote and Arrests in Atlanta Case
Reports indicate a record vote pattern and multiple arrests in a Georgia murder probe. Authorities say the first woman arrested is the wife of gunman Jack Wilson, tied to the slain grocer case, with other suspects identified and questioned in Milledgeville and Atlanta. The investigation focuses on the death of ace investigator Donaldson and the ongoing wire-tapping and criminal racket links.
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Atlanta
Citor
John Boykin
Jack Wilson
Wilson
Cinte
Mickey
Powers
Bank Resources Made Public Increase in Loans and Deposits
The comptroller reported June 30 bank totals showing assets of 24.893 billion, loans and discounts at 18.418 billion, deposits at 24.164 billion, and cash totaling 359.951 million. Loans to deposits stood around 65 percent, with increases from April and year over year.
Knights Pythias Meet in Chicago
Chicago Aug 10 delegates opened the thirty second biennial session of the supreme lodge of Knights Pythias and auxiliary groups. Major topics include expanded benevolences, recognition of a junior subsidiary organization, and selecting a permanent home city. The Pythian Sisters also are in session with the supreme assembly.
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Chicago
Ee Pythias
United Re Oo
Canada
Supreme Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Supreme Assembly of the
Disorder erupts as emigrants clash with police in Shaljas
Unrest flared in Shaljas as discontented emigrants returning from Italy tried to incite an uprising against the Albanian government. Police were deployed to quell the protests and restore order.
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Scutari
Albania
Shaljas
Italy
Aresto
Sune Salen
Soyal
Early market notes on steel and cotton futures
Wall Street opened with irregularities after large readjustments in speculative accounts at Union Bag and Paper White Motors Union Pacific. United States Steel announced July 1 unfilled orders. Cotton futures in New Orleans and New York showed steady to easy bids with several months noted in the 16.4 to 16.7 range.
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Wall Street
New York
Union Bag and Paper
White Motors
Union Pacific
New Orleans
Ten Million Claim Placed Against Scripps Estate
Mrs. Josephine Scripps of Miramar California files a suit seeking 10 107 244 against the E W Scripps estate claiming an 1912 agreement granted her husband James G Scripps one half of profits from Seri enterprises The action could affect Scripps press services and 32 newspapers as heirs contest the deal made retroactive to 1908 and not terminated by later events.
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Hamilton
Ohio
E. W. Scripps
Josephine Scripps
Miramar
California
Scripps Press Services
Scripps
John P. Scripps
Seri Enterprises
James P. Scripps
James G. Scripps
Bo Scripps
Ansner
Poincare Abandons Ratification Of Debt Pacts
Paris Aug 10 Premier Poincare has definitively abandoned efforts to ratify the Franco American and Franco British debt pacts soon. Financial experts urged delay amid cabinet and chamber opposition as former ministers push to force a parliamentary session in the fall.
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Paris
Poincare
Ution
Chamber of Deputies
Mittees
East Baldwin bridge road clearing underway for January completion
Work to clear the right of way to the Baldwin county bridge head began with assurance from Baldwin board representative J Stapleton that the road to the eastern terminus will advance. A single 4000 foot access will serve traffic toward Daphne and Fairhope with connections to the south and a north east route to near Ibis' store. State highway department cooperation is hoped.
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Baldwin County
John T. Cochrane
Mobile Bay Bridge Company
Cochrane
Judge Stapleton
Baldwin County Board of Revenue
Daphne
Fairhope
Ibis
State Highway Department
Borah May Answer Georges Clemenceau Letter
Senator Borah of Idaho, leader of the irreconcilables, may issue a vigorous reply to Georges Clemenceau's plea for canceling French war debt. In a message from Boise he said he needs time to study the letter but will not let the appeal go unchallenged.
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Washington
Georges Clemenceau
Cocll
Borah
Idaho
Senate
International Service
Boise
Clemenceau
Tallapoosa Sails on Regular Gulf Cruise From Mobile
The cutter Tallapoosa departed Mobile harbor late yesterday for its standard gulf voyage and is expected to be at sea for several days.
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Gulf
Mobile
Bond of $1,000 Set in Rum Case
A $1,000 bond was set in the rum case involving the defendant Fiyun. The proceedings focused on securing bail and outlining next steps for the case in the local court.
Six Youths Accused of Slaying Cousin in Florida
Six farm youths aged about twenty or younger face murder charges tied to the death of Ellis Hollis, the 14 year old cousin found battered in the New River over two weeks earlier. Officers say new affidavits emerged from a coroner inquest while the inquest itself failed to produce sensational new evidence. Police report a bloodstained knife and razor used in the killing of Gregg Tanner, a deputy and informer against bootleggers, at a Cottage still led to a fatal confrontation with Deputy Stringfellow who fired in self defense as Tanner raised a shotgun.
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Jackso
Ellis Hollis
New River
Arthur
Anne
Judy Howard
Leon Leonard Edens
Roy Hudson
Hudson
Estegeiner
Sties
Brian
Gregg Tanner
Joe Stringfellow
Crichton
W. ©. Robbins, Jr
Leon Schwarz
Stringfellow
Wiline
I. H. Simmons
Jim Roberts
Tanner
Leon Schware
Wes
Sriatha
Simmons
Coolidge Visits Paul Smiths Summer Camp
President Coolidge returns to summer camp at Paul Smiths and meets with guests including Mrs. Comd nae pty and Chief Justice Arthur P. Rugg. He discusses government business with Ed Pease Ernst and reviews aviation plans led by William P. MacCracken in the newly created aviation office.
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Paul Smith
Pi Coolidge
Eng
Comd Nae
Nk W. Stearns
Benton
Arthur P. Rugg
Husetts Supreme Court
Rugg
Coolidge
Ed Pease Ernst
Paul
Congress
Poincare's Plan Faces Sinking Fund Bill Obstructions
Premier Poincare pushed a constitutional approach to the sinking fund bill amid socialist and communist opposition. The French Assembly, split along party lines, adopted rules to curb debate by a 515 to 347 vote and adjourned for committee review of the measure.
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France
Poinncare
Assembly
Satsuma Growers Meet Wednesday
A meeting of Satsuma growers is set for Wednesday at 11 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms MelANGES o. The purpose is to consider revised rates for shipping Satsumas to Mobile points Fd and Perth on the Ohio River and determine if the terms are satisfactory.
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Gatsuma
Chamber of Commerce
Melonges O
Satsumas
Perth
Ohio River
Civil Service Exams Set For Typist Posts
The civil service commission announces fall examinations for junior and rapber typist positions. Tests will be held September 4 with entries due by September 5. The Mobile test is for both federal and department service.
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The
Civil Service Commission
Voter Locations Listed for Today's Election
Official list shows district by ward with polling sites across the city including exchanges, pharmacies, libraries, schools, stores, and community houses. Precincts cover Citronelle Mt Vernon Gulf Crest Calvert Creola Oak Grove Wilmer Sprin Hill Wheelerville McGill Bayou la Batre Theodore Dawes J. F. Smith's and more with designated streets and landmarks.
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Washinon Avenue
South Carolina
Ustburn’s
Alba Street
Washington Avenue
Mobile
Tennessee
Annstree
Rye Inct
Citronelle
W. J. Walker
Mt. Vernon
Bette
Jewet
Calvert, Oodyard
Gulf Crest
Culpepper
Creola
May’s
Oak Grove
M. L. Davis
Wilmer, Wilmer Store Company
Whistler
Eee
Platesu
Knight’s
Pythias
Toulminville
McMillan
Clencey
Au Tomeatio
White New
Sprin Hill
Wheelerville
John Fincher’s
McGill's
T. J. McConnick's
Grand Bay
Irvington— Smith's
Theodore—Jackson
Dawes Schooluse
Bayou la Batre
George A Prestut
Delchamps
Saralend
A. &. Puckett’ M
L. G
Democrats’ Poll Day Shapes Alabama Senate Race
Voters across Alabama head to polls to choose candidates for US Senate and county offices. The contest centers on Underwood, Bankhead allies, and Musgrove, with debate over party unity and potential voting splits among factions and publishers.
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State
Whittemore Loses Hope in Death Penalty Hearing
In Baltimore a man named Whittemore faces a scheduled Friday execution after a hearing where Judge Holtman noted no signs of life. The accused, previously claiming a refusal, had signed an order last night and awaits further judicial action as the case proceeds through the death penalty process.
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Baltimore
Bere Hhence
Reese Whittemor
Tbbert H. Holtman
Whittemore
Wittemore
Ion
É Justice
Wings V
Heat Winds Forecast Easing Southwest Plains Heat
West and northwest breezes were forecast to replace hot south winds that yesterday pummeled the southwest states with a glare. Temperatures hit 110 in four cities and one Oklahoma area, with Kansas leading at 112 as heat records fall. The mercury neared the century mark across Missouri and Kansas, affecting corn and forage crops.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Via
Keneas
Mercury
Missouri
Kan- Sc
Thunder Showers Forecast Persists Tonight
Weather forecast remains unsettled with chances of showers tonight. Forecasters expect variable skies and mild temperatures as a weather system lingers with brief showers possible across the region.
Run Off Question Halts Democratic Nomination Certainty
Unclear run off status as a leading Democratic candidate considers withdrawal after a party committee indicated a withdrawal was possible. The committee warned that certification did not compel continued candidacy. Governor Fer pecan and James comtaean did not comment.
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Pee
Ferpecan
James
Comtaean
Two Swimmers Abandon English Channel Crossing
George Michel of France and Ishak Helmy of Egypt gave up their English Channel crossing after swimming thirteen hours. They began from Cape Gris Nez, France, last night, Dover reported on August 10.
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Dover
England
George Michel
France
Ishak Helmy
Egypt
English Channel
Cape Gris- Nez
Peculiar Case in Hands of Judge Hammond
In Hammond Louisiana a juried verdict found David White guilty of neglecting to provide medical attention to his wife and child after birth. Judge C Reid set July 19 for sentencing but did not hold court and the case remains unresolved. White holds a religious belief opposing medicine and the case stalled with no sentence given.
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Hammond
C. Reid
David White
White
Reid
Election candidates and polling officers listed for Montgomery district
The article lists candidates for the Third District and county positions including sheriff and representatives. Names include J. C. Prt, G. Lowery, Jy Gee, Alt q land, Frank Smee, vy Bw. Six candidates seek the legislature seat with three to be chosen. Special deputies are named to assist at polling places.
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Bank of Jasper
Osfield
Montgomery
Cullin
Jon
Be . B. McAleer
Estes D
Stovall
Pont
Pont-Ahgge 2 Ee Arey
Alfred Walpole
John R
Stestes
J.C. Prt
G. Loweryy
Jy Gee
Sterack
Alt Qland
Frank Smee
Vy Bw. Deschamps
Fox
John D. Crosby
W. Farewell
Edward J. Grove
A Holcombe
C. M. A. Das
Ron R. Vickers
Schars Bee
Mobilians to Be Captain's Guests at Wedding
Invitations to the silver wedding of Captain William Peterson of New were received by many in the city. The event is set for Wednesday August 18 on South Solomon Street. Attending MOBILIANS include Dr O Gwynn G J Jr John H Lee Untreiner John T Farrar Chief of Police Leslie Blanchard Sheets and others.
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William Peterson
New
South Solomon Street
New QO
O’gwynn
G. J. Jr
John H. Lee
Similer Moran
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