Fate of Boyles Hinges on Hearing in Bar Disbarment Case
A mobile federal disbarment case against former United States District Attorney Boyles proceeds with a grievance committee hearing. Witnesses are summoned as Judge Ervin from Mobile sets show cause orders. The charges relate to associations with liquor dealers and with informant Harry French.
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En Bar Associaon
Mobile
United States
State Bar
Senate
Heflin
Robert T. Ervin
Federal Court
Boyles
Staten Mabout
Ervin
Thesec
Arry
Grubb
City borrows 55000 for fund and fire station
The city commission authorized a 55000 loan for the general city fund and settling obligations. Mayor George E Crawford will borrow 30000 from First National Bank and 25000 from Merchants Bank at six percent, with settlement possible if the September bond issue is approved. A portrait of Laz Schwarz, former Mobile mayor, was placed in the central fire station after a letter from Mrs. Harry L. Schwarz.
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George E. Crawford
City Commission
General City
First National Bank
Merchants Bank
Laz Schwarz
Mobile
New Central Fire
Harry T. Hartwell
Harry L. Schwarz
Negro Accused of Store Theft in Mobile Robbery
John Taylor, a negro, was arraigned in police court on charges tied to the robbery of a Mobile Grocery Company and a fruit stand at Bloodgood and Hamilton streets. A continuance was granted at defense request. Lizzievis, arrested with Taylor, will face Friday proceedings.
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John Taylor
Taylor
Bloodgood
Hamilton
T. J. Touart
Lizzievis
Fincher
Bullock
Storm Distant From Mobile As Gulf Disturbance Reaches Shore
An advisory from the Washington weather office reports a tropical disturbance of considerable intensity near latitude 26, longitude 92, likely to recurve northward and reach the coast between Burwood Louisiana and Galveston Texas late tonight or Wednesday morning. Destructive effects are expected only over a small area. The Fort M Féport area notes light winds and a sea running with long swells. One ship near the barometer records 29.93 inches.
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Gulf
Fort M
Fort
Associated Press
Washington
Burwood
Galveston
Tex
Eliot Will Laid to Rest in Harborside Service
In Harbor Me Aug 24 1934 Dr Charles W Eliot president emeritus of Harvard aids a farewell to Joseph Eliot a noted educator scientist and author who died. A brief service is held at Union Church before the body sails to Cambridge Mass for interment in Lenin Chapel with Dr Samuel A Eliot accompanying the casket.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Josopher
Union Church
Ae Pees
Camb
Lenin Chapel
Samuel A. Eliot
Samuel A. Eliot, the Only Surviving Member of Dr. Eliot
Cambridge
Paris
Rudolphino
States
Alberto Gugilel
Gugil
Labor Dispute Threatens New British Embassy Project
In Washington August 24 a labor dispute looms as organized labor threatens a nationwide boycott of British goods unless union workers are employed. Henry Miller of the central labor union chairs the adjustment committee. Construction has not begun though a steam shovel operated on site with non union crew charged by the union.
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Ashington
International
Henry Miller
Adjustment Committee
Central Labor Union
Woman Charged With Murder Bound Over By Grand Jury
Cora Brazier, identified as a negro, was held on a murder charge and bound over to the county grand jury under a $5,000 bond after arraignment. The case alleges she stabbed the victim in the jugular vein following a denial about money.
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Cora Brazier
Negress
Michaelee
Sosuane Stewart
Exposition plans for November trade week expo
A four-member Chamber of Commerce committee approved a November second week exposition during a joint trade week with Mobile merchants. Attendees from wholesale, manufacturing, automotive, and agricultural committees supported the idea to hold a joint grade week exposition. Valentino to be buried in Hollywood after Catholic funeral mass. complex coverage details follow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Arinie
Rome
Weiles
Pone
Axe Slayer Terrifies Woods. Slays Daughter in La Salle Parish
Sheriff Davis pursues a fugitive described as dark curly haired, five feet seven, 160 pounds with a serpent tattoo. The suspect, owning a small farm near Jena, attacked Mrs. Schmidt and killed her daughter in La Salle Parish. motive undetermined. The crime was discovered soon after, with the manhunt launched from Jena.
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Anti
Sherparish
Davis
Schmidt
la Salle Parish
Jena
Sessions
Posse
Woman given year in prison for petit larceny
Rosalie Brown, referred to as a negro woman, was sentenced to one year in prison by Acting Judge Touart after pleading guilty to petit larceny in police court. She admitted taking $17.25 after ordering medicine with a $20 bill and was later caught by police. A. L. Haygood also faced jail time on loan larceny charges.
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Rosalie Brown
Rder
A .L. Haygood
Aews
Alba Club Plans Building At Business Meeting
Tentative plans for a new club house and boat docks will be discussed at the Alba club business meeting. A monster barbecue will follow at 5 o clock on the porch with a kitchen and dining rooms plus meeting rooms for ladies. President J T Wright presides assisted by Lebaron Daiarrenk Adams and J W. o we 5 along with other reception members.
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Alba
J. T. Wright
Lebaron
Lebaron Daiarrenk Adams and J W. O We 5. Baaer Pk Dae Ve 8. E, T. O. Goodbrad
R. L. Yean
George W. Adams
County seeks five foot right of way on Hall's Mill road
The county will seek an additional five feet of right of way on Hall's Mill road between Abbot Station and the Mormon Church road. The move aims to widen the grade to fifty feet in the upcoming lawsuit set for next Tuesday.
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Hall's Mill Road
Abbott Station
Mormon Church Road
Indian case reaches jury after four weeks of trial
Hale and Rameau face charges as the case goes to the jury at 3:15 p m Friday following four weeks of testimony. The report notes concerns over a possible deadlock in the deliberations.
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Okle
Pape K. Hale
John Rameau
Shepard Named U. S. Commissioner
Tazewell T. Shepardi of Webb and Shepard was named United States commissioner to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of G. Leslie Dar. Judge Robert T. Ervin made the appointment. J. J. Burgett is another United States commissioner in the area.
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Tazewell T. Shepardi
Webb & Shepard
United States
Chei
G. Leslie
Chafin Parole Approved Today
Washington reports parole approval for Don Chafin, former Logan County sheriff in West Virginia, with details on the decision and official actions awaiting release.
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Washington
Don Chafin
Logan County
W. Va
Murder Probe Tangles Canton Police and Press Figures
Don R. Mellett Canton publisher faces a murder probe linked to an alleged liquor conspiracy. Police chief Lengel is accused of bungling the murder investigation and aiding bootlegging, with the inquiry widening as Mayor Swarts ponders a successor. Grand jury hearings loom as Joseph R. Roach seeks a special prosecutor and prepared evidence mounts from witnesses and detectives.
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Don R. Mellett
Canton
Mellett
Lengel
Jangen
Migel
Swarts
Police Department
Earl W. Hexamer
Hexamer
Police
Joseph R. Roach
Chicago
Stark County Grand Jury
Roach
C. B. McClintock
McClintock
C. C. Crabbe
Stark County Pleas
Grand Jury
Ora Slater
Cincinnati
Howell Lueck
Rambova Silent On Valentino Death In Cannes
Natacha Rambova second wife of Rudolph Valentino says she has nothing to say about his death. She spoke from Hédnut villa at Juan les Pins near Cannes to the International News Service. A telephone operator listening in expressed sympathy for the late star.
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Paris
Natacha Rambova
Rudolph Valentino
Hédnut
Juan Tes Pins
Cannes
Aor
Sheriff Presents Wagner Papers In Arkansas Event
Sheriff A Turner of Greene county Mississippi arrived in Teaarra Arkansas with extradition papers for Rennie Wagner sought for a raid in Leak Mississippi. Wagner and his brothers were wanted and Turner noted Wagner had surrendered recently. Deputy Sheriff Turner and others moved to Little Rock as part of the process and additional agents were en route.
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Teaarrars
Ark
A. Turner
Greene County
Missinsippi
Rennie Wagner
Miss
Turner
Agnor
Thames
Sullivan County
Missing Young Men Vanish After Wheat Harvest Trip
Johnson City reports two 18 year old youths Carl Zimmerman and William Cook disappeared after leaving Aug 1 for Kansas to harvest wheat. Authorities say they likely met foul play. letters indicate an old car and undisclosed destination. Zimmerman, a 1924 Johnson City football player, stood about five feet eight inches and weighed around 140 pounds.
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Johnson Crry
Ott
Carl 18
Os Aaee M. Zimmerman
Kansas
Zimmerman Oung
William Cook
J. D. Reilly
Route 2
Box 2
Defrance
Kans
Cook
Zimmerman
Johnson City
Orlando
Fla
Storm Warning Still Ordered for Gulf Coast Region
Storm warning remains in effect as tropical disturbance lies in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico near 26 N 92 W. Moving north-northwestward with limited intensity. Weather Bureau advises residents to monitor updates and take precautions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Gulft of Mexico
Girl Swears Out Lunacy Warrant at Beach Scene
Katie Mee Smith signs insanity complaint against Sorsell to prove she was rational after being labeled a nut by companions at the beach. The county lunacy commission found her sane and ordered release by Judge Walter B. Gates, with parole to a county psychopathic commission member for assurance.
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Los Angeles
Beach
Katie Mee Smith
Sorsell
Walter 8. Gates
Entry to the permanent court of international justice debated
President Coolidge named to consider American entry on its merits along with other nations. He rejected tying entry to economic concessions such as tariff reductions, stating such conditions are untenable. The article notes Senate reservations and protocol adherence as the context for the decision.
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Paul Smith
Permanent Court of International A
Coolidge
Senate
Noted Editor A. A. Silverman Dies in Cleveland
A. A. Silverman, 45, long time night editor for the Associated Press in Cleveland, died this morning after a heart attack last Thursday. A former Louisville arrival and Miles City, Montana native, he is survived by his wife and two children. Funeral plans have not been made.
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Negri
Miss Bende
Valentino
Miss Benda
Texas
Guinan
Michael Romano
Chicago
Joseph M. Schenck
United Artiste’ Film Corporation
Schenck
Cleveland
A. A. Silverman
Associated Press
Milwaukee widow and Massachusetts millionaire wed in Venice
A Milwaukee widow who inherited her husband’s fortune in 1921 married a Massachusetts millionaire after meeting in Venice. He had divorced his first wife in Mexico City and remarried, triggering lawsuits from his two sons for perjury and bigamy and a push for financial settlements. He was jailed in Mexico but escaped when a judge found insufficient evidence.
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Mexico
Milwaukee
Howard
Besex County
Mass
Massachusetts
Venice
Phillip
South America
Mexico City
Haverhill
Mexican Issue Commended Today at Chautauqua
Dr. Ralph E. Diffendorfer praised Mexico's government for social reset and a nationwide public school system. He spoke at the conference on international relations from a Christian viewpoint after returning from a study trip to Mexico.
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Chautauqua
Ralph E. Diffendorfer
Diffendorfer
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Miss Cannon Ends Year With Channel Effort Abort
Miss Lillian Cannon of Baltimore, after failing to swim the English Channel, will not attempt a channel swim again this year. Her doctor said she overstrained and suffered stomach strains. She feared lasting pain but later it was attributed to violent exertions in the water.
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Boulogne
France
Lillian Cannon
Baltimore
Cannon
Senators Forgo Senate Attending Fernald Funeral
Vice President Dawes will not appoint a senate committee to attend the funeral of Senator Bert M. Fernald of Maine who died yesterday. The late senator had requested the senate to observe the custom of a few members attending. The communication was relayed to the sergeant at arms by the secretary.
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Washington
Bert M. Fernald Maine
Dawes
Senate
Retary
Missing Pittsburgh Woman Mystery Tugs Alabama Family
A Pittsburgh family reports a missing young woman, a university student in Chicago four months ago, with limited details shared by Mr. Lawrenz. Authorities have no clear leads as relatives fear an impersonator may have exploited the case for money.
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Yoley
Ala
Herman Tul
Pittsburgh
Uni
Chicago
Lawrenz
Pitts
Bis de
Lawrena
Lawrens
Samanai
Fire Marshal Office Abolished in Mobile City Actions
City of Mobile declares the Fire Marshal Office abolished following vacancy and administrative action. The decision ends the former post and dissolves duties previously held by Mr Myrick and related office personnel.
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Myrick
Mobile
Dothan Invites Churches as Auburn Meets Alabama Conference
Dothan plans to invite Methodist church groups for the Alabama conference assembly in Auburn next week. Officials discuss selecting delegates for the fall season and extending civic invitations. Clarence Posey notes spring timing may favor work planning and farmer attendance amid school preparations.
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Montgomery
Dothan
Auburn
Alabama
Bselms
Clarence M. Pose
Police Aid Chief Wit Chicago Witness Identifies Suspect
Ruth Brown testified today that gang threats to her family arose if she identified "Polack Joe" Frank Koncil as the killer of rival beer runner John Mitters. Koncil and aids were arrested after Brown named them. detectives guard her and her baby as the case heads to trial.
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Chicago
Ruth Brown
Frank Koncil
John
Mitters
Day
Grade of motor gasoline quality report released
Washington August report notes the average motor gasoline in the United States showed excellent quality, with chemists and the commerce department observing it is more volatile than a noted grade.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
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