Fourth Charge Trespass In Federal Court
The state, represented by County Solicitor B. B. Chamberlain, opened its fourth trespass case in federal court against R. F. Madray, J. H. McKenzie, and Ie R. eManus for entering Hagen premises without warrants during 1922 23. The men, acting as federal officers, faced charges after warning on Crichton property. previous days yielded three not guilty verdicts on similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Chamberlain
R. F. Madray
J. H. McKenzie
Ie R.eManus
F. J. Hagen
Crichton
M.A. Wiggins
Mary Payne
Harry G. French
James Behan
Coaman
Payne
Harry Bodden
Nolle
Boda
Boaden
McManus
McKenzie
Madray
Aubrey Boyles
Federal District
Atorney
Missing wooden leg appeal from San Francisco man
Walter A. Nolan of San Francisco appeals radiocasters and Bay Cities police to locate his wooden leg, left in an Oakland hotel a year ago as security for a $14 bill. He says the leg is worth $150 and his landlady has since disappeared after selling out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Walter A. Nolan
Bay Cities
Oakland
Nolan
Writ Sought to Compel Marion Doctor Testimony
Chicago August 13 The state seeks a writ of attachment before Judge John R. Caverly to compel Miss Marion Doctor friend of Leopold to testify as a state witness in the Franks hearing after she ignored a subpoena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Miss Marion
John R. Caverly
Robert E. Crowe
Franks
Miss Marion Doctor
Leopold
Benton Harbor Murder Confession Links Zupke and Miss Raber
Florence McKinney details claim Emil Zupke murdered Cora May Ingle after luring her with a promise to marry Florence. Miss Raber, Zupke’s former girlfriend, aided in hiding the body near the crime scene as Sheriff Kody reports. Zupke confessed after a late night breakdown and interrogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Rbor
Ia Ts
Florence McKinney
Emil Zupke
Cora Maying
Sooners Eit Ns
George K Ody
Accor
Raber
Benton Harbor
Seree Kinney
Zupke
McKiney
Toogh
Miss Inne
Seouble
Emil
King
Dectare
Pontegerin
Cora
Galien
Florence
Miss McKinney
Rence Ott
Bridgeman
General J B Christian Auto Tour Heads Toward St Augustine
General J B Christian former adjutant general of Florida and World War I mobilization officer traveled through Mobile on an automobile tour to the Pacific coast with family. He reported riding the Santa Fe and Old Spanish trails and planned to reach Pensacola via Fair after a stop in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Christian
State of
Florida
St. Augustine
Fla
Pacific Coast
Christian
Mobile
Hollywood
Pensacola
Fair
Lawsuit Filed Over Bicycle Versus Auto Collision
Hagood English by next friend L. L. English sues John Lores a seafood packer in circuit court for damages claiming an August 3 bicycle ride on Airborne Street between Monroe and Slava was struck by Lores automobile. Injuries listed include legs shoulder and permanent harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagood English
L. L. English
Circuit Court Today
John Lores
Airorne Street
Monroe
Slava
Dwelling House Destroyed by Fire in Coden
A one story dwelling behind the Coden hotel at Coden was totally destroyed by fire at 5 30 this morning. Captain Borge Sprinkles of Bayou La Batre reported the blaze. The occupant was Frank Jent at the time. household contents were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eine
Coden
Borge Sprinkles
Bayou la Batre
Frank Jent
Wagon Struck by Auto on Highway Near Crichton
Tee of Crichton reports to police that a horse drawn wagon he was driving on Old Shell road near Crichton was struck by an automobile. The car did not stop and fled westward. The wagon was wrecked and the horse killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Crichton
Old Shell Road
Illinois Labor Leaders Endorse La Follette and Wheeler
The Illinois State Federation of Labor adopted a resolution supporting the La Follette Wheeler presidential ticket and the AFL executive council's lead ship while urging re election of Republican governor to continue the labor agenda. The action preserves an independent labor movement stance and states no intent to join a third party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois State Federation Labor
Executive Council of
American Federation of Labor of LaFollette
Wheeler
Federal
Labor
Mall
Tesolution
Ppc
Independent Politimovement
la Follette and
Scler
Federaiaen
Weather notes from Washington and Alabama forecast
The Aug 13 weather bulletin reports generally fair conditions across Alabama. The brief entry notes fair skies and warm temperatures with no significant precipitation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alabama
Opening Stock Market Cues Demand for Rail Shares
New York stocks showed a firm tone at the opening with renewed demand for rail issues. New York Central rose to a 1924 high at 109 7 8 and Nickel Plate reached 176 1 2, while Baldwin gained and United States Steel eased fractionally. Futures in cotton opened easy in New York and steady in New Orleans. Chicago trading was stronger with 53 cars receipts and 452 cars total shipped, as various grain and cobbler prices moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
Baldwin
United States Steel
New Orleans
Chicago
U. S
Minnesota
Maryland
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
Lawrence Fincher Fined $100 For Possession Of White Whiskey
Lawrence Fincher was fined $100 or 90 days after arrest for possessing ten gallons of white whiskey in an automobile. He failed to prove the liquor was hauled for Dewey Long and Lawrence Broadus, Crichton residents, and their prohibition charges were dismissed. Tom Taylor received a $50 or 50 days fine for drinking whiskey from a half pint bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Fincher
Rabby and Wilcox
Recorder
Fincher
Dewey Long
Lawrence Broadus
Crichton
E. J. Grove
Tom Taylor
BE. J. Grove
Jernigan Charges Likely To Be Dropped
City Commissioner Hartwell says charges of conduct unbecoming an officer against Jernigan will be dropped. Chief Hogan reported no action by the commission as the case against him by automobile salesman D. B. Norton was not proved. The mayor indicated Norton could request a public hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jernigan
D. B. Norton
H. T. Hartwell
Jesse F. Hogan
Negro Sought on Assault Charge at Morrison's Cafeteria
Deputy sheriffs search for Louis Thomas as a warrant charges him with assaulting Idella Clyatt a cafe employee at Morrison's Cafeteria. The warrant sworn by neighbor Sam Gilreath alleges he slapped the young white woman after an argument in the cafe kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis*Thomas
Morrison's
Idella Clyatt
New St. Francis Street
Sam Gilreath
Old Hickory vets disperse after Charleston reunion
Charleston South Carolina August 13 The second and final day of the Old Hickory Association thirtieth division reunion opened with fair weather. A business meeting preceded addresses by Brigadier General S L Faison of North Carolina and Col Claude Graham Charlton of the British army. An automobile trip to a local beach followed and a community dance on the battery was planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Old Hickory Association
S. L. Faison
North Carolina
Claude Graham Charlton
Blue Jackets
Dothan Moves Ahead With Major Hydro Plant Bond
Dothan Alabama voters approve a 750000 bond for a municipal hydro electric project. The city plans to resume construction immediately amid opposition from large businesses and aims for a leading southern development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Ala
Negro salesman Will Sinrich found murdered near Montgomery
The burned and mutilated body of Will Sinrich, a local bottling company salesman, was found at Ware's Ferry near Montgomery. His skull was crushed and clothing had been robbed. James Dorsey, an automobile driver, is being sought in connection with the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Will Sinrich
Ware's Ferry
Here
Sinrich
Tuskegee
James Dorsey
Johnsons contest called off in Indiana
Chicago Aug 13 The ten round boxing match between Jack Johnson and Tut Jackson of Washington Court House Ohio scheduled for East Chicago Indiana Friday night was cancelled today Governor Branch of Indiana opposed the match not for racial reasons but for other public concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Tut Jackson
Washington Court House
Ohio
Indiana
Governor Branch
Axeman Hunt Expanded Across State in Murder Case
Birmingham officials pursue John Milton a Black convict in a county wide search after he killed Odell Collins eight months old and attacked her mother in northern county. A suspect Willie Carr detained in Decatur is not Milton and faces another charge in Lauderdale. Sheriff urges Morris residents to disarm and stop stopping highway traffic as cars are fired upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
John Milton
Odell Collins
Blaney Collins
Alabama
Milton
Willie Carr
Decatur
Lauderdale County
T. J. Shirley
Morris
Husband of Dead Woman Arrested in Tennessee
W Lee Grant a prominent Columbia businessman was arrested near the casket of his murdered wife by Sheriff Andrew B Knight. Authorities say the body showed bruising and a fierce struggle with the assailant. Grant claimed his wife dined with him at noon though doctors said she had been dead for hours. Sheriff Ewing withheld clues and any further arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Tenn
W. Lee Grant
Grant
Andrew B. Knight
Ewing
Killer on the Run After Summit Slaying
Authorities renewed the manhunt for George McKee after he killed his employer Mrs Bollard and fatally wounded her 14 year old daughter Fannie and shot Henry Tarver who died of wounds. They believed they were close to arrest and expected to capture him soon.
Lott and Oser Reach Junior Tennis Semi finals
Chicago August 13 George Lott defending champion and Hora Oser of New York prep star advance to the semi final round of the national junior tennis tournament at the South Side Tennis Club. Lott defeated A F McCallum 6 1 6 1 in decisive fourth round play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Lott
Hora Oser
New York
South Side
Lott
A. F. McCallum
Cincinnati
McCallum
Weather Improves For Briergate Junior Championship Round
A cool Lake Michigan breeze freshened Briergate in Deerfield as Western junior championship first round began. Overnight rain left the course slow but conditions were fine for play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfield
Associated Press
Lake Michigan
Auto Crash Kills Michigan Professor and Family
In East Lansing Michigan a train struck a car killing Professor Frank H Sprags of Michigan Agricultural College his wife and their ten year old son. The accident occurred last night injuring no one else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
International News Service
Frank H. Sprags
Michigan Agricultural College
Demonstration in Egypt Reported at Ezbekiya Gardens
A 13 demonstration took place in the Ezbekiya gardens this afternoon in sympathy with the recent disturbance at Atbara. A complete calm now prevails throughout the Sudan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Ezbekiya Gardens
Atbara
Sudan
Seaman Injured in Fall at Savoy Hotel
Frank Smith, 24, a seaman, is in City hospital with back and head injuries after falling through a trap door at the Savoy Hotel last night. He was not registered at the hotel, and management cannot account for his presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Savoy
Smith
Knicker Policy Sparks Uproar in Louisiana Parish
Liberals in Livingston Parish, Louisiana, battle a new ordinance banning knickers one piece bathing suits petting parties hugging and similar acts. The law prompted arrests of visitors from Mississippi and caused a drop in gasoline sales as restrictions spread concerns among local businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Livingston Parish
Board of County Commissioners
Mississippi
Denham Springs
J. C. Cockerham
Highway Commission
Ballroom rules urged by the Masters of Dancing in New York
In New York on August 13 delegates from the International Association of Masters of Dancing called for cleaner ballroom conduct. They urged slower music and no mixing of whiskey with dancing, condemning bootleg and post office dances learned by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International News. Service
International Association of Masters of Dancing
Terpsichore
Edward 8. Hurst
Association
Postoffice
Favorites Facing Battle Over Nets At Southern Tennis
In Asheville at the Biltmore courts the Southern tennis championship opens with top seeds in men's singles. Jeff Hunt of Atlanta defends against Allen Ware of Knoxville. Sidney Appel of Louisville faces Dan Murray. Frank Owens of Atlanta meets Blackburn Hughes of Charleston. Berry Grant of Atlanta meets Arthur Waters of New Orleans. Ed Van Winkie of Georgia Tech plays A M Johnston of Chattanooga. Ed Pfeiffer of Louisville battles Jack Mooney of Atlanta. Jack Caldwell of Atlanta also draws a match. Men doubles start at noon and women's singles at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Biltmore
Louisville
Jeff Hunt
Atlanta
Allen Ware
Knoxville
Sidney Appel
Dan Murray
Frank Owens
Blackburn Hughes
Charleston
Berry Grant
Arthur Waters
New Orleans
van Winkie
Georgia Tech
A. M. Johnston
Chattanooga
Ed. Pfeiffer
Jack Mooney
Jack Caldwell
Finals in Southern Checker Championship Under Way
Finals for the southern checker championship are under way in Charlotte. Qualified players include E. H. Williams Austa Ga W H Lot tie Charlotte 8 8S Hallmann Co War lick Spartanburg E Scheidt Chapel Hill N C W B Eason Charlotte and C M Robinson Lowell N C 7 years old Au nDaniel Char-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell, N. C
Aun
Daniel
Char
British Warship Ordered to South in Sudan Crisis
In connection with Sudan trouble the admiralty has ordered the battleship Marlborough to leave Zara Dalmatia for Alexandria. The light cruiser Weymouth arrived yesterday at Weymouth and the sloop Clematis is on her way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Sudan
Admiralty
Marlborough
Zara
Dalmatia
Alexandria
Weymouth
Clematis
Psychiatrists test Loeb and Leopold sanity at Franks hearing
The prosecution opened with two mental pathologists who testified Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr. were sane at the time of the Franks kidnapping and murder. Defense alienists claimed immaturity and mental illness, while state doctors argued the pair were mature enough to know right from wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associat Press
Franks
Richard Loeb
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Robert Franks
Hugh T. Patrick
Archibald Church
Oguth
Thareforel G
Sayers
Crowe
Dicky
Babe
Hugh J". Patrick
Patrick
Leopold
Mr. Loeb
Clarence Darrow
Cavers
Leopola
Loeb
Hoover to Attend Western Banquet Dinner in Los Angeles
Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce and Mark L. Requa campaign official arrive in Los Angeles to attend a University Club dinner in his honor. The Hoover event marks the southern California kickoff for the Coolidge Dawes campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Mark L. Requa
Wester
University Club
Hoover
California
Brandon’s Heart to Help Parole Sick Wife’s Husband
In Clarksburg West Virginia Governor Brandon of Alabama used his influence to gain a ten day parole for a prisoner so he could visit his sick wife Cecelia Wrencher a native of Alabama at a local hospital The governor requested the parole from West Virginia Governor Morgan and the request was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Wm.w. Brandon
Alabama
Underwood
New York
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Brandon
Cecelia Wrencher
State Penitentiary
Morgan
Mexico and Russia Resume Full Diplomatic Ties
Moscow reports full diplomatic relations between Mexico and Soviet Russia have been resumed after negotiations in Berlin. Soviet rep Pestgovaky is named envoy to Mexico, while Professor Vadillo, Mexico’s envoy in Norway, is posted to Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Associated’ Press
Mexico
Soviet Russia
Berlin
Pestkgovaky
London
Vadillo
Norway
Stolen Car Recovered in Citronelle. 13-Year-Old Held
A roadster stolen last Saturday from Malcolm J. Partin on North Water Street was found in Citronelle and returned to Mobile by Deputy Sheriff A. B. Jeffries. Joe Wright, 13, was jailed for juvenile court evaluation on theft charges and alleged car sale efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm J. Partin
North Water Street
Mobile
A. B. Jeffries
Citronelle
Joe Wright
FLY SWATTING UNIT TRIALS START IN CHINESE CAMP
General Feng Yu-hsiang launches a fly swatting crusade at Nanyuan. Soldiers must bring a daily bag of flies and are promised coppers. army divided into swatting units with rewards for exceptional results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Feng Yu-hsiang
Nanyuan
County Probes Negro Prisoner Case In County Jail
Eva McGriff, a negro woman, and Idella Brown, 13, a negro girl, are jailed under blanket charges while County Solicitor B B Chamberlain reviews the offense they will face after a report of an attempted poisoning of Orleans Frazier, a black woman living next door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva McGriff
Idella Brown
B. B. Chamberlain
Orleans Frazier
McGriff
More Employment in West Reported Amid Harvest Demand
Washington reports increased employment in western states driven by harvest labor demand. Bureau of employment data shows unemployment easing as states mobilize harvest workers, with gains concentrated in agriculture and related sectors across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Washington
Ant
Far West
Bureau of
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Gen. Christian
Llinois
Laborites
Ollow
OLD Hickory
Jack
Johnson
Axeman Hunt
POSSE
Albany-Decatur
Lott and
Oser
Seaman
Louisiana Parish
Nets
Western Banquet
Russia
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