Trial date set for Tom Cleveland in Mobile county case
A trial date for 31 year old Tom Cleveland is scheduled after bail denial in a mobile county shooting case. The hearing will follow a conference between County Solicitor Bart B. Chamberlain and defense attorney F J Inge. The case involves the death of longtime resident Lossing and a fight that led to the shooting.
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Tont Cleveland
Gern
Renterson
Matthie
Jack Cleveland
Tom Cleveland
Mr. Lossing
Sothern
Mobile County
Oy i Einem
Beaard
Chambérlain
If Lossing
Cleveland
Jack ‘.Cleveland
Wilhelmina Cleveland
Leon McKeon
Tobe Medicus
Rate on coffee cut to 65 cents a pound
A Mobile trade bulletin reports the Southern Freight Association has approved a 65 cent rate on green coffee from Mobile to Greenville South Carolina, four cents below New Orleans. Local coffee men anticipate increased through traffic from Central and South American ports as merchants push to shift from a class rate to a commodity tariff to boost Mobile as a coffee port.
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Mobile
Central
South American
Traffic Bureau of the
Southern Freight Association
New Orleans
Freight Rates on Iron May Be Cut
Red of freight rates on iron from Ohio, a major Midwestern center, was under study by the Southern Railway today per Mobile Chamber of Commerce notice. Northern center rates were raised July 1, while North Atlantic rates stayed the same. The Mobile Chamber seeks parity with North Atlantic pricing.
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Ohio
Middle West
Southern Railway System
Mobile Useer of Commerce
Mobile
North Atlantic
Chamber of Commerce
Stores Company Incorporates Here
The Mobile Stores Company Inc. completes incorporation with articles filed locally. Directors named include key officers and registered office listed for corporate records.
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the Mobile Stores Company, Inc
Airmen take off to set endurance and speed records
San Diego Aug. 27 Captain Lowell Smith and Lieutenant John P. Richter launched from Rockwell Field at 7:00 a.m. aiming to establish aviation records for endurance speed and distance. The mission began with a climb to a measured altitude as they circled to start the test.
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San Diego
Calif
Lowell #. Smith
John P. Richter
Rockwell Field
North Island
Rum Runner Aromay Seized Off Biloxi by U S Customs
The Aromay, a six-bottle-per-set yacht crewed by armed men, was captured Friday off Breton Island near the Louisiana coast and unloaded at Mobile for storage. Customs officials estimate nearly a thousand cases of contraband liquor await disposal after inspection in Washington.
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Biloxi
U. S
Esleva Street
Customs House
John
Callaghan
Washington
Nasal
Breton Island
Louisiana
Lewis ‘E. Curtis
Old Town
Bimini
Mobile
Mr. Ci
Walter Dodd
Gulf
Royal
Prohibition Sweep Nets Multiple Arrests Across County
Deputies arrest Henry Covey and others on dry laws violations in Prichard Crichton and Toulminville. Officers seize three gallons of white whiskey and small quantities from several suspects including Horace Brown Rebecca Johnson Della Wilkinson and Louise Strickland. In hospital is Henry Godbold after a reported shooting incident during the crackdown.
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Arsee County
George Mills
Henry Cherry
Henry Covey
Robert
Godbold
Chason
Bennett
Prichard
Simmons
Fellow
Wiggins
Crichton
Toulminville
Horace ‘Brown
Lee Brown
Rebecca Johnson
Rene Coleman
Della Wilkinson
Louise Strickland
Women’s League Meet Postponed to Friday Night
The Women’s League meet was rescheduled from Thursday to Friday night at 7 30. The delay avoids clashing with the American Legion convention banquet and keeps the ceremony at the YMCA as originally planned.
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American Legion Convention
Ie Unions
Leave to Be Voted on Here Tuesday
A $350,000 leave is set for consideration here Tuesday. Details on the proposed measure and its implications were outlined for voters, with emphasis on the affected district and anticipated funding outcomes.
Court Discharges Entire Panel in French Murder Case
The United States district court granted a motion to discharge Panel No.3 in the Harry C. French case and continue the trial. Judge R T Ervin cited biased remarks from jurors after a not guilty verdict on the concealed weapons charge and warned jurors against serving if biased. The panel had been drawn for the Behan murder case on 208 Conti Street, tied to a federal narcotics raid.
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Alabama
Ainst
Harry C. French
United States District Court
R.T. Ervin
United States District
Aubrey Boyles
Ervin
iHie
Eviae Ia
Tha
Aiwarex
Bancroft
Charles G. Bitzer
K. Bodden
Charl
A. Boswell
T. Beant
Sabre
Dr. CooPs
Wis Wards
Charles E. tonages B. _ Keesigalent
Sga Aley
F.ley. McRae
Moris
M.anneier
J. de Nat J
Conti Street
Niblock Case Postponed To The 30th
Niblock’s request for more time to secure witnesses and hire counsel led to a continuance to the 30th. Detectives testified to a liquor party near State and Jackson streets with two half full rts of whiskey and multiple jugs found. liquor offered as evidence.
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Recorder
Niblock
Quarles
State and
Jackson Streets
Trinity Church
Prohibition Case Yields Fine and Costs
The report notes defendants Lee Knox and others in a prohibition case receiving six months hard labor or fines. One defendant faced a $101 fine plus $50 costs, while another was fined $950 with 20 days in jail or alternative costs.
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Atom Bort
Lee
Knox
Feort
Fis
Jake
Seta Oniteh Shatcoms
Matt Brown
What Horsepower Has a Real Horse Trials Will Show
Tests in England California and at Iowa State College Ames measure pulling power of draft horses. Early results indicate some horses generate eight horsepower when weighed at the withers, while unweighted maximums reach six horsepower. The study compares horses and mules to identify which breeds excel in power.
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DBS
Associated
England
California
Iowa State College
Ames
Norfolk Veterans Unite at Multi Division Reunion
Norfolk hosts the joint reunion of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Eightieth Division Veterans Association with about 6,000 delegates and visitors, expected to exceed 10,000 by noon tomorrow. Officials include C. D. Davidson, Lt. Col. Tillinghast Huston, Brig. Gen. Lloyd Brett, and speakers such as Gen. Adelbert Cronkhite and Congressman Joseph Deal. The event features traditional tributes, speeches, and songs reflecting World War I service.
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Norfolk
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eightieth Division
Veterans’ Association
Blue Ridge
Virginia
West Virginia
C. D. Davidson
Vv. F. W
Vetable
Presbyterian Church
France
Warren G. Harding
Grace Kearns
A. EB. F
Old Virginia
Miss Kearna
William Henable
Albert L. Roper
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Parade Riot in Carnegie Klan Member Killed
Rioting between civilians and Ku Klux Klan in Carnegie Pa left Thomas R Abbott of Alsburg dead and many wounded. Rewards totaling 7500 were offered by Imperial Wizard H W Evans and Sam D Rich for Abbott slayer and by Pennsylvania Klan for rioters, while district officials push to curb disturbances and restore order with police.
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Pittsburgh
Ku Klux Klan
Carnegie
Thomas R. Abbott
H. W. Evans
Sam D. Rich
King Klesgle
Pennsylvania Klan
Abbott
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
United — Preas
Atorney
Samuel H. Ner
Allanburg
Washington County
Forsythe
Klansmen
Exier
Glendale Bridge
Omasi
Abott
Allasburg
Klar
Abcott
W. H. Evans
Smoke report at rooming house prompts fire response
Fire crews rushed to 111 St Joseph street after burning papers in a grate produced heavy smoke. No fire found. Earlier a tree fire near Dearborn Street and Government was caused by a cross wire igniting foliage.
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St. Joseph Street
Dearborn Street
Government
Fishermen's Race Delayed by Fog at Gloucester
Gloucester Mass August 27 The Fishermen's race of this port scheduled for today was postponed until Thursday because of fog.
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Gloucester
Mass
Mississippians Head to Polls in Democratic Gubernatorial Primary
Voters in Mississippi go to polls Tuesday to decide the Democratic primary for governor. The candidates include Henry L Whitfield of Columbus and Theodore G Bilbo of the attorney and former governor. A statewide officer is also on the ballot, with a commissioner race shaping up. The governor contest remains split along factions, with Whitfield backed by Jeff Bell who has urged his nomination in Birmingham.
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W Covernor
Henry L Whitfield
Columbus
Rem
Ton
Vicksburg
Whey
Vardaman
Jeff Bell
Warm
Friend
Whitfield
Birmingham
Ala
Clever swindlers fall into frap in local case
Joe Williams, manager of a local hotel, told officers two men named Britt and Brooks approached him claiming the government had a liquor case against him and offered to settle for 600 dollars. Williams gave a marked hundred dollar bill and alerted police, who arrested them in Britt’s office. Brooks possessed the money.
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Cc O ' Britt
Plens
Joe Williams
United States
Williams
Britt
Brooks
McAlester Player Dies After Quick Double Play
Joe Loveall, 22, a shortstop for a McAlester amateur team, was struck in the heart by a batted ball during a Savanna game. He recovered the ball and started a double play at first base before collapsing and dying. Physicians said the blow paralyzed his heart.
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McAles
Okla
Joe Loveall
McAlester
Savanna
Loveall
Mrs Wilson Leaves Washington for New England Visit
Mrs Woodrow Wilson wife of the former president sails from Washington for a week long trip to New England The departure is seen as evidence of progress in Mr Wilsons illness and treatment mounts his condition improves
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
N A
Sand Band
Iit
Use of Mails in Frauds Probed in Houston
A Houston investigation probes frauds related to oil promotion. Judge Jutch day reconvened Pine grand jury and instructed its members to pursue the inquiry into the alleged use of mails to promote fraudulent oil ventures.
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Houston
Texas
J.utch Day
Pine Grand
LACK SHOOTS DOW OFFICER AND CARS INVOLVED
An officer was shot through a closed window during a chaotic incident. McBride remains at large as local police sweep the area. Handcuffs impeded the suspect, leaving an arm swelling from the confrontation.
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Lack
Dow
McBride
Woman Seeks Homestead Entry in Landmark Filing
A long standing applicant, Mrs. Jane Elizabeth G of Norfolk, files for a public land homestead with the General Land Office. The submission marks a notable moment as the nation’s land administration processes the entry from a senior resident identified as the era’s oldest citizen.
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Washington
General Land Office
Jane Elizabeth
Highland Avenue
Norfolk
Bae
Fe Oe
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Irina Eis
Harold Bellight
Legion
Lamar Y. McLeod
Olone
KKK
Bilbo
Mrs. Wilson
New England
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