Judge Ervin Denies Pair Plea For New Trial
Judge Robert Ervin of the United States court denies a new trial for Albert S. Sartain former warden at the federal penitentiary in Atlanta and Lawrence Riehl bookmaker. The defendants were not represented and plan to appeal via the bill of exceptions. Sartain and Riehl were convicted and sentenced for charges tied to prison favoritism and paid favors to wealthy inmates.
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Atlanta
Lawrence Riehl
Sartain
Robert Ervin
United States Court
Ervin
Atlanta . C. Wi
Hager
Northern District
Georgia
Mobile
Mae Pe Errae
Oy Sartain
Ri¢hl
Court of Appeals
Riehl
Motorship Docking Incident Delays and Lumber Unloading
A damaged report describes a Danish motorship from Mobile listing heavily after a heavy sailing. The ship, loaded with lumber, arrived at Gulfport with a large cargo and was unloading portions at the dock before drifting to rest at the pier.
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Mobile
Sumner
Gulfport
Fishermen Prepare Appeal After Conviction Likely
Andrew Levins and other defendants faced an expected conviction with an upcoming appeal. Attorney James H. Webb stated the case could rise to the supreme court, while Judge Frank 38 postponed the trial due to missing state witnesses until August 27. The defense argues it is lawful to fish in Polecét bay using nets, a practice years old before arrest. The state contends Holmes Act bans the taking in this bay.
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Andrew Levins
Supreme Court
Attor
James H. Webb
Frank
Can
Polecét
So Jack Courtney
Reset Pure Food Law Cases Set for September 17
Trials of violations of the state pure food laws are reset for September 17. Defendants include Richard Tanner and a packing concern charged with selling or delivering adulterated shrimp. State and defense representatives were sent today as court cards were issued.
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Richard Tanner
George II
Weather forecast for Alabama and Mississippi turns partly cloudy
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Alabama and Mississippi, with Friday bringing partly cloudy skies and possible local thundershowers. Temperatures reach about 80 degrees in the north and central portions, while extreme northwest areas stay generally fair tonight.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Porand
Bridge Papers Filed With New York Lawyers
Lawyers for the Bay Bridge Company filed papers in New York to prepare the first mortgage bond offering. President Cochrane will coordinate with the bond firm as negotiations proceed. A petition to the War Department seeks permission to span the navigable streams between Mobile and Baldwin counties, with a public hearing to be set by Major Emerson, District Engineer.
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New York
New
Cochrane
News York
Bay Bridge Company
War Department
Navie
Mobile
Baldwin
Bridge Company
7. H.emerson
United States District Engineer
Road Contract To Go In Court Over Payment Dispute
Chairman Albert Towle of the board of revenue refused to sign the interest bearing pay ment on C Point road. The action, believed to test the authority of associate members, may push the matter to court as a finance measure to test bond capacity of the county.
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Towle
Board of Revenue
C Point
Survey Planned for U S Plant Island Quarantine Station
The survey of the islands to support a Mobile quarantine station was announced yesterday, with work reportedly starting soon and a two week timeline. Plans describe the station as one of the finest in the United States, an ideal site for the new year, and note land transfers between state and nation.
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Meoee
Branscombe
Washington
Mobile
United States
Costines
Capitol
St. Paul's Cathedral
Heat Wave Realities Reach Mobilians as Temps Edge Down
Readings show scattered mild relief as weather observers note cooler air may follow a prolonged heat surge. Citizens endure days of high temperatures while forecasters expect a westward cooling trend to approach the region.
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Weather Bureau
Seierettary
Rosco
Traffic fine case against John Robinson and Joe
At the state's request a case against John Robinson and Joe was continued to August 21. They are charged with carrying concealed weapons and suspicious cemates.
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John Robinson
Joe
Cemates
Campaign rhetoric clashes over cemetery funding in Mobile
In a heated exchange before officials, candidates spar over a $65,000 allocation for Pine Crest cemetery and the city’s conservatism. Commissioner Taylor touts a four year paving and water sewer expansion program and defends his leadership, while Sheriff Schwarze and other opponents attack plans and fundraising, claiming mispriorities and political motives.
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Tain Schwarz
O'Cllock
Taylor
Pine Crest Cemetery
Mobile
Schwarze
Sheea
Steritas
Farrell
Unierates Corporation
Chicksaw
Ing
Valentino and Rambova Separate Rumors Stir in New York
Natacha Rambova widow of Rudolph Valentino arrives in New York and may seek legal separation. She engages counsel to handle contracts and bookings as speculation grows about her plans to travel to Paris and pursue a possible divorce.
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New York
Natacha Ramboya
Rodolph Valentino
Paris
Mra
Another Hotel To Hervey Chain With Baths
An extra hotel is added to the Hervey chain with baths. The item mentions a person named é ihelmer and wife of Mobile and a reference to the Fafa Sowell location.
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Ihelmer
Mobile
Fafa
Sowell
McMillan Message Heard in Islands Report
An Auckland broadcast from New Zealand reports a radio message from the MacMillan Arctic expedition. The message includes greetings to Admiral Coontz and notes serene communications from the expedition team.
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M’millan
Islands
Oit
Admiral Coontz
Auckland
WN. Z
British Publicist Arries in London
A terse dispatch from London notes the arrival of a British publicist and writer, with mention of Charles Rowen of New York as a related figure. The fragmented text suggests international literary circles and press connections, set against a London backdrop.
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Arries
London
Riff Rebels Driven North Amid Moroccan Crisis
Marchal Lyaufe y outlines a parade warfare strategy as French and Spanish forces pressure Riffian tribes in Morocco. Aimed at tightening control before a major offensive, the plan anticipates joint operations and advancing routes toward the Waray area.
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Isternations Ministry
Fabela
Sorwcee
Morocco
Oes
Marshal Lyaufey
Waray
Tunt
Foreign Office
Montanish
Marguerite Clark Goes Under Knife
Marguerite Clark, a famed stage actress, underwent surgery for appendicitis after returning from a trip abroad with her husband. Reports say she is in a hospital in New York and her husband gave consent for the operation.
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Marguerite Clark
New York
Guerite Clark
Baptist group to reorganize western SBC district
Report from Little Rock describes a regional restructuring within the Southern Baptist Convention. Dr Hendgeenteek proposes changes affecting churches in Arkansas, New South and Southern districts with leadership decisions expected at a Little Rock meeting.
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Aroor
New Soulh
Southern Tiindie
Little
Hend
Gente Eeh
Tremor Scare Hits Japanese Cities. No Serious Damage
An earthquake rocked Japanese areas including Aichi and Nagoya on August 20. Clocks stopped in several northern cities and citizens were frightened, but no serious damage or casualties were reported.
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Aichi
Earth
Eer
Radio sets gain defined place in railroad freight schedules
Washington Aug 20 Intersta te Commerce Commission today ruled that radio receiving sets have a definite place in railroad freight schedules. The decision placed these sets under Brenoy estates in the transportation classifications.
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Washington
A.P
Caillaux to Visit London on Debt Talks
Paris August 26 Finance Minister Caillaux plans to travel to London for the coming week to discuss France’s debt to Britain with Winston Churchill the British chancellor of the exchequer.
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Paris
International
Tourist Tower in France Hit by Lightning Fire
A nighttime lightning strike damaged the Grenoble Tourist Expedition palace in Paris igniting its tower and spreading flames through the flimsy structure. Estimated loss reaches $600,000.
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Paris
Grenoble
Witnesses Heard in Postal Rate Hearing
The joint canal committee investigating how postal rates affect business held its first meeting today in Springfield. Six witnesses testified, outlining potential impacts on commerce and mail service costs.
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Chicago
A.P
Joint Canal Committee
Coroner to Probe Poison Death in Daytona Beach Case
A coroner's inquest in Miami is set to examine the poisoning death of Mia Hunt. John Gobel of Daytona Beach, a Florida real estate broker, is implicated as a suspect. Autopsy findings and chemical analysis are inconclusive, while Mrs Hunt faces larceny charges connected to the case.
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Miami
Fila
Mia
Gobel
Miss Ederle Plans New Channel Attempt
Gertrude Ederle plans another English Channel swim this year. She says she will rest for four days in Dunkirk as guest of the Women's Swimming Club while awaiting financial response from supporters to finance a new attempt.
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Amemer
Daigheed
New York
Edérie
Boulogne
Gértrude Ederle
Asready
Jimmy Wack
Dunkirk
Ederie
RARE INDIAN TAKEN TO ORLEANS SCHOOL
Aug 20 New Orleans reports Lazaro an Indian from Maya regions transported from BM wilderness to Tulane to join the faculty. Franz Blom and Oliver Lara arrived six months earlier to study Maya cities and inscriptions. Lazaro, seen yesterday, is said to hold deep Maya lore and herb knowledge for scholarly study.
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New Orleans
Lazaro
Orice
Srelawe
Franz Blom
Tulane Arch
Blémith Oliver Lara
Denial of Italian Blockade Assertion In Conference
A denial was issued today by Sir Derek Maurice, chief of the British general staff, regarding claims of an Italian blockade. He spoke at an open conference noting a contested incident and referencing the Institute and League of Nations context.
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Antonio Cippicci
Trons Council
Derickt
Maurice
Ees
Institute of 7
Sir Frederick
League of x
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