Cleveland shooting death sparks family feud trial
A fatal shooting occurred during a long running dispute in Mobile county Fowl River area. Stephen Lossing 89 was killed after a confrontation with Tom Cleveland and relatives. Tom Cleveland and S J Cleveland Jr are jailed without bail on murder and affray charges amid family tensions dating back years.
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Stephen Lossing
Tr Sess
Tom Cleveland
Cleveland
Fa Baack
Mobile County Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
S. J
Lossing
S. J. Inge
S. J. Cleveland, Jr
Tobe Medicus
le McKeon
Grant’s
Ev— Cleveland
Tom Eveland
Mr. Lossing
Jack Cleveland
Leon McKeon
Wilhelmina Cleveland
Knight Pilot Jack Knight Survives Long Night Flight
The article recounts the perilous long night lone flight by Knight Pilot Jack Knight from Wyoming to Illinois, with a 975 mile journey including stops at Omaha and Chicago. He reached Chicago at 6 02, then traced a route to Chief Am, landing to a bedside visit as his father’s condition worsened.
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Jack Knight
Ieee
Edeidea
Chicago
Central ‘Tinte
Knight
Iortie
Hanan
Michi
Kit Pontis
Eerloushy-Iil
Chienola
Chief
Jack
Omaha
Tractor School To Open Here Monday
Plans complete for a tractor school to be held from Monday through the following Saturday at Seldenparce Royal Street. J. W. Randolph and Mae will attend, with Vail the Mobile county farm demonstration agent in charge.
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Gicletes
Mae
J. W. Randolph
Th. Schoel
Seldenparce Royal. Street
Team Scatcen Tear Co
Vail
Mobile County Farm Demonstration Agent
Scouts Visit Mobile En Route to Biloxi Camp
Sixty Boy Scouts visiting Mobile on their return trip from Philadelphia stop for ten days at Biloxi. The Mobile Chamber of Commerce hosted the group two weeks earlier while they were en route to Biloxi. Two executives accompany the scouts.
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Philadelphia
Mobile
Biloxi
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Weather forecast for the South states this week
Forecast from Washington reports Alabama and Mississippi fair tonight and Sunday with moderate temperatures. Week outlook calls for considerable cloudiness and possible thunderstorms in the Southeast and Gulf states with generally fair conditions elsewhere.
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Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Mal
Lucien Eneme
Mesa
Federal Cases Postponed Until Monday in Court
Federal hearings were postponed and will resume Monday at 10 o clock. County Solicitor B B Chamberlain sought extra time to prepare for cases against R F Madray James McKenzie and R L McManus linked to raids last fall. A third mistrial was declared in the defamation case against French after the jury failed to reach an agreement.
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B. B. Chamberlain
Case Grow
Nahn Losag
Bayou la Baht
R. F. Madray
James McKenzie
R. L. McManus
Madray
Robert
French
Mary Payne
Payne
Fuhr Faith to Twirl in Twin Battle
The Mobile Bears and New Orleans Pelicans face a double header in New Orleans as the seventh and eighth games of a nine game series. Forecasts name Fuhr and Walker for the first game and Faeth and Martina for the second. New Orleans seeks another win after coming from behind to beat Mobile 6 4 Friday. More than a thousand fans are expected to travel Sunday on an L N H train with room for all and possible extra equipment.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Mobile Bears
New Orleans Pelicans
Pelicans
Fuhr
Mobile
Walker
Tony” Faeth
Bears
Martina
Whittaker
Pels
Acosta
Red” Bird
Long
Winn
Ward files suit after auto accident
Dr A G Ward filed suit in circuit court against Adore M Barnes for five thousand dollars in damages for personal injuries and property damage after a collision on Hall's road July 9. Ward and Deputy Sheriff Walter Black were injured in the crash.
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A. G. Ward
Adore M. Barnes
Dr. Ward
Hall
Walter Black
Restore Old Rate on Canned Goods Declared
Traffic office of the Chamber of Commerce announced the restoration of old rates on canned goods. The new plan reverses a recent temporary increase previously halted by the line.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hines Acting Secretary of War in Washington
Major General John L. Hines, deputy chief of staff, became acting secretary of war today in Washington as officials announced the temporary transition. The move places Hines at the helm during the absence of the secretary.
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Washington
International News Service
John L. Hines
Army
Seized British Schooner Aramy With Liquor May Go to Mobile
The British schooner Aramy seized off Biloxi with six to eight hundred cases of liquor may be brought to Mobile for storage at the customs building. A preliminary hearing for the master and crew is set at Biloxi. officials note Biloxi lacks storage facilities. The seizure is described as the largest liquor seizure in the district, with estimates of 1,500 to 2,000 cases having entered U.S. waters. Deputy collector Lewis A. Curtis reportedly spotted the vessel after an accidental encounter while pursuing another target.
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Aramy
Biloxi
Mobile
A. R. Noble
United States
Noble
Dodd
Lewis .A. Curtis
Body of slain negro identified near Jacksonville
The bullet riddled body of Ben Hart, 84, a farm hand, found on a road near Jacksonville is identified as the victim. Hart had been suspected of peeping into a bedroom window in Three Mile Branch. Employers Barton Jones and Cobb Pickett said Hart was at their logging camp at 6 a.m. Friday, ten miles away, challenging the assumption of guilt.
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Jacksonville
Fra
Ben Hart
Three Mile Branch
Hart
Barton Jones
Cobb Pickett
Jones
Pickett
Ty Cobb's brother shot in accident
J. P. Cobb, 30, brother of Ty Cobb of the Detroit Baseball club, was hospitalized in Atlanta with bullet wounds to the chest and left arm after a revolver discharged while he cleaned it. Police report he took the weapon from his wife, who had been cleaning it.
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Atlanta
J. P. Cobb
Ty Cobb
Detroit Baseball Club
Cobb
Invitation for Parley Accepted
Representatives of anthracite mine operators and miners union officials will accept Governor Pinchot's invitation for a conference at Harrisburg Monday on the threatened anthracite suspension. Members still in Atlantic City would accept once the receiver is reached.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Miners’ Union
Pinchot
Harrisburg
British Yacht Beats Lea for Sewanhaka Cup Race
The British yacht defeated the American Lea in the first of five races on the Clyde. Lea’s mast snapped during the race and she withdrew. The heat was sailed over the king's course.
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Glascow
Assocated Press
Lea
King's Course
Clyde
Oldest Priest in World Dies in Ceylon
Colombo Aug 25 The death is announced of Father Con stance Chounaval who claimed to be the oldest Catholic priest in the world. Seventy one of his 88 years in the priesthood was spent in Ceylon.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Constance Chounaval
Protest Strike at Highland Park No. 3 Ends
In Charlotte North Carolina on August 25 the protest strike by Highland Park No. 3 operatives ends after four days of stoppage. Union leaders called off the action late last night.
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Charlotte
N. C
United Press
Highland Park
No. 3
Premier Baldwin Leaves on Vacation Route to Aix Les Bains
Premier Baldwin starts vacation travel heading toward Aix les Bains for rest. Officials say the trip will include a brief pause at notable resorts and a return schedule to Paris announced by aides.
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Aix Les Baing
Dusky BgU Hops Turn Fale When Tigerais Found
Honduran at al cause of weeke' old tured by the far big game San Pedro 8 presented to by that there the rooms whose to announce that iettin' wil' cat in is closed that the by Charles A. C. Miller of Lake returned from y and the three which was cap men during a hunt the jungles near the animal Will be New Orleans Zoo.
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San Pedro
Iettin
Charles A. C. Miller
Lake
Capmen
New Orleans Zoo
Coal talks drift on as leaders split over mediation
John N. Lewis of the United Mine Workers said he would stay in the area a day. Samuel D. Warriner led the operators and was in Philadelphia with others awaiting a possible resumption of conference. Rumors tied Governor Pinchot to mediation efforts. neither side admitted direct involvement. Phillip Murray urged consideration of any governor invitation while Lewis was ill. A telegram from James Mason promised aid from Illinois soft coal miners.
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Balas
Isaue Tater
John N. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Samuel D. Warriner
Philadelphia
Pinchot
Minéra
Warriner
Lewis
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers
Murray
James Mason
Frank Farrington
Illinois
Berlin Reforms Tone Seen in Stresemann Speech
Paris dispatch reports foreign office officials hopeful Stresemann’s Berlin address signals a shift toward conciliation on Ruhr and reparations. The chancellor avoided occupation or passive resistance terms and newspapers say the speech is moderate, offering possible solutions and pledges that must be backed by Germany’s actions.
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Fras
Mason
International News Service
Paris
Foreign Office
Stresemann
Berlin
Germany
Ruhr
Petit Journal
Petit Parisien
Tarred and Feathered Victim Abducted Near Honey Island
In Hardin County Texas a man identified as Ernie Knapp was tarred and feathered by six unmasked attackers while leaving an oil town event. He was dumped in a church yard as services began, after being abducted to the outskirts and warned to leave the community with a recent claim of wife trouble. His condition described as not serious.
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Beaumont
Texas
Honey Ising
Here
Hardin County
Honey Island
Saratoga
Tex
Nelson
Ernie Knapp
Knapp
Apostolic Church
Williams
Forger Steps Into High Paying Job
Butler Stocke, 31, Toledo born forger, released after 20 months and granted parole by Governor Donaghey. He takes a $250 a month post running a prisoner education program and to implement the system in other prisons funded by Naphtheon Hill.
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Columbus
Butler Stogke
Toledo
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Donaghey
Stocke
of & Correspondpnce
Naphdleon Hill
New York Magazine
Reparations Standoff Deepens As Leaders Abroad
London reports both Premier Idwin and Foreign Secretary Curzon in France amid a stagnating reparations debate. Berlin speech by Chancellor Streismann is treated as acceptance of England’s control plan for German finances. A Belgian note is anticipated prompting a possible allied conference for final decision.
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London
Stanley Idwin
Lord Curzon
France
Striessemann
Berlin
England
Belgium
Brussels
Prize money comes as wedding present
Mrs Eliz abeth Craven Wyman of Jamestown Rhode Island won the national knitting contest first prize of 2000 dollars and will wed Allen Westcott professor of English at the Naval Academy Annapolis. She is the daughter of the late Commodore J E Craven U S N.
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New York
Elizabeth Craven Wyman
Jamestown
R. 1
Allen Westcott
Naval Academy
Ernest Windhorst Dies in Cincinnati at 78
Cincinnati Ohio Aug 24 Mon signor Ernest Windhorst nephew of Dr Ludwig Windhorst famous German deputy and for over 50 years a member of the Cincinnati diocese died in a hospital of a baby. He was 78 years old.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ernest Windhorst
Ludwig Windhorst
Bismarck
Germany
Ncinnati
Uchida Becomes Pro Tempore Japanese Premier
Tokio Aug 25 Baron Uchida foreign minister acts as pro tem premier after Premier Kato dies. The Kato cabinet stays in office having tendered resignations to the prince regent who refused them.
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Tokio
Baron Uchida
Japan
Kato
Two Killed in Texas Flood Across Rio Grande
Two persons were killed seven seriously injured and about twenty lightly hurt in a flood that caused 200000 damage to adobe homes in the low lands of suns rez across the Rio Grande from El Paso.
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EL Paso
Texas
Suns Rez
Rio Grande
Girl Sleuths Aid in Hunt For Missing Infant
New York police struggle in the babys kidnapping case as detective Mary Hamilton leads a search of baby farms near Philadelphia after Lillian McKenzie, three months old, was found dead in the Schuylkill river marshes with a note requesting a home. Authorities seek clues from coast to coast amid offers and ransom letters.
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New York
Lillian McKensie
Mary Hamilton
Philadelphia
McKenzie
Rene
Schuylkill River
Er Ward
New ‘York
Banana Juice Proves to Be Seven Percent Beer
In Philadelphia on August 25 a fruit train incident revealed six thousand cases of seven percent beer mislabeled as banana juice. Agents led by R. B. Sams halted the cargo as operatives investigated the breach of liquor laws.
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Philadelphia
R. B. Sams
Interstate Commerce suspends spelter ore rate reductions
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced the suspension of its rate application proposing reductions in spelter ore and products from western trunk line points to New Orleans and related points. The schedules were to take effect on a date not specified in the fragment, with the commission blocking the reduction pending further action.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans
New Conference Strike Threat in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the governor and Pinchot deal with a new conference strike targeting hard coal miners and operators. Telegrams indicate tension and potential settlement steps to avert a broader confrontation.
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Harrisburg
Growers Alarmed by U S Embark Action
Local growers express alarm as notices from U S embark actions affect the province. Proprietors contend the policy impacts shipments and markets. Officials promise review and potential adjustments amid rising concern from agricultural interests.
Police Preparedness Amid Labor Unrest Reported
In the report, police readiness is noted during a strike situation. References to unions and possible imprisonment appear, with emphasis on maintaining order and handling potential disturbances.
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Forger
Ernest. Windhorst
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