Kentucky cave rescue reports and court session details
A Kentucky inquiry into Floyd Collins emphasizes shaft sinking as vital for rescue. Witnesses discuss cave conditions, medical tests, and expert opinions while officials pledge full effort. Separate items note village modernization, stills disposal in county jail, and bank signature card investigations.
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Floyd Eal
Sand
W.D. Funkhouser
Gedi
Carmichael
Opert Gagey
Kentucky
Collins
H. H. Denharat
Phall
Floyd Collins
Funkhouser
Samuel H. Mattiack
Louisville
Sensations Rise Over Prison Bribery Trial Shuffle
Testimony at Sartain prison case places Willie Haar and accomplices at center of bribery plot. Witnesses claim cash payments and checks flowed to Fletcher and Kessler as part of a graft scheme within the Savannah operation. Records and hotel logs are referenced as prosecutors press the scope of alleged corruption.
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Willie H. Jomaire Doaot
Ned
Columbus
Ohio
Fletcher
Wim
Kessler
Ale
Haar
Graham Baughn
Savannah
Sartain
Riehl
Baughn
Remus
Oa Kubeaea
Hayden
Iarch
Atlanta
Mannie Kessler
Morris Sweetwood
New York
Cincinnati
Illie Haar
Thomas P. Ae
Teligh
Rockney
Forecast of cold spell and frost across East Gulf and Atlantic states
Washington forecast indicates a sharp temperature drop with heavy frost likely tonight in the East Gulf and South Atlantic states and lighter frost to central Florida. Temperatures rise slowly Thursday in the lower Ohio valley and Tennessee. Storm warnings extend along the Atlantic from Jacksonville to Eastport. An eastern disturbance moves northeast with rain or snow possible Thursday in the lower lake region and mid-Atlantic states. New York reports unsettled springlike spell with rain and colder air on the way and recent warm spells fading.
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Washington
Associated Press
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Florida
Water Bureau
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
East Gulf States
Atlantic Coast
Jacksonville
Eastport
Maine
Missouri
Appalachi
Pacific Coast
Lake
Upper
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic
Acre 4
Mississippi River
New York
New Jersey
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Washington Village
Cape
Kilk City
Albany
Detroit
Alarm over shipwreck reports calm after rescue
New York February 11 reports a London newspaper claimed a vessel named Bees ran ashore near She Shore, prompting alarm. A lifeboat from Clacton rescued the four crew members.
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New York
London
Clactonm
Weather Outlook Alabama Fair Tonight and Thursday
Fair weather continues across Alabama with a chill in the air tonight and Thursday. Skies remain mostly clear with cooler temperatures and light winds.
Eliot Names List of Best Educators
CHICAGO February 11 Dr Charles W president emeritus of Un volnt announces a booklet listing twenty men deemed top educators who have advanced world education. Names include Emerson Faraday Mill Mann Spencer Renan Darwin Pasteur and Newton among others.
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Chicaga
Charles W
University of Chicago
Elias
Anto Waldo Emerson
Dem Smith
Michael Faraday
John Stuart Mill
Wilson Elery Channing
Horace Mann
Herbert Spencer
Renan
Charles Robert Darwin
Louis Pasteur
Galen
Leonardo
Ding Hee
Ignac ‘Newton
Aco
New Orleans Judge Shocks Bootleggers
A New Orleans judge delivered stern sentencing late yesterday to bootleggers, shocking the defendants and observers with strict penalties. The decision reflects firm federal stance on illegal liquor cases and signals ongoing crackdown efforts in the region.
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New. Orleans
Man Walks Into Jail Trouble Involving Prohibition
In the inferior criminal court today Chief Robbins described Frederickson’s stagger into the jail building. The court ordered a night in prison as punishment and dismissed Leslie Freeman and Laura Curry on the charge of violating prohibition. each was fined $50 and costs. Joe Busby, charged with violating the prohibition law and alias writ issued at the circuit court, was docketed today at the county jail.
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Mear
Fire suit alleges Mobilé Electric fault in home blaze
J. J. Yerkes Jr files in circuit court claiming damages from a fire at 1702 Siatatiee caused by a faulty Mobilé Electric Company wiring setup. The suit contends the electrical system failed to prevent the blaze and seeks compensation.
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J. J. Yerkes, Jr
Mobilé Electric Company
Fg 600
Siatatiee
Eecktonaa
Pha
Aimee
Me Cape
Council of Voters Set Meeting Thursday
The Council of Voters will convene Thursday at 9 o'clock at the Cawthon Hotel. Local attorney William Armbrecht will lead the discussion about registration books and related filings. The registration books will be closed prior to the meeting.
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Cawthon
William
Armbrecht
Eld
Millionaire Moves in Two Stock Daze
Durant fronts a sharp rally as United Cast Iron Pipe rises strong. The ticker shows volatile gains with Pipe stock climbing to 85 1/2, aided by investor optimism and backers in California. Analysts note a surge from 10 to the mid 80s as market excitements peak.
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Durant
By Wa
Sv . Street
Ares
California
United
Chan Re
Hit Ay Sol
Brisk Snowfall Reported in Magic City
Birmingham residents记录 brisk snow observed in the morning with north and west winds. At 9 30 a m the thermometer showed not cold enough for snow to stick, though light flakes had fallen for over two hours with no let up.
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Birmingham
Alan
Pep
Mercury
Cold Weather Forecast Irene Frost Expected Tonight
The forecast predicts fair and colder conditions tonight with temperatures near freezing. Frost is anticipated and tomorrow should see slowly rising temperatures after a low around 44 degrees last night.
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Totens
Jackson receives year and a day for prohi charge
John Jackson convicted in circuit court of manufacturing prohibited liquors and possessing an illicit still and sentenced to a year and a day in the state penitentiary. He filed an appeal with bond set at $500. Also noted are Mrs. Frank Johnson charged with burglary and Jie McRhone guilty of violation, fined $250, and remanded. Meyer Pokrowsky guilty of abusive use fined $10 and costs.
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John Jackson
Frank Johnson
Loft
Jie McRhone
Meyer Pokrowsky
Patton
Jacksonville Party to Be Here Friday
An excursion party led by O. H. Shenk will arrive Friday afternoon at 1 40 from Jacksonville Florida and stay about four hours. The party consists of about 20 people and will depart at 6 22 that evening by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for New Orleans.
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H. Shenk
Jacksonville
Fla
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
New Orleans
Authorities weary of holding man in custody
Police report arrest of E. P. Daughdrill on January 4 under an indictment from New Jersey. The court delayed actions as New Jersey authorities prepared to transport the prisoner. Attorney Cecil Bates requested dismissal, arguing New Jersey had ample time to appear.
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E. P
Daughdrill
Warren
New J É Cers
Cecil Bates
Man 1S Fined On Speeding Charge
A man identified as W. C. Cowan was fined 15 dollars or 15 days for speeding through an intersection on Government streets. Officer J. H. Bressingham testified he chased the defendant near a school crossing. A separate license tag issue was dismissed after proof of possession. The recorder set February 2 to pay the fine and costs.
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W. C. Cowan
Recorder
Government Streets
J. H. Bressingham
Covani
Ministers Elect Lockier to Office
Rev Ww Lockier junior pastor of First Baptist Church was elected vice president of the Mobile Ministerial Association at a YMCA meeting held yesterday. He succeeds Rev B H Garrett who has left the city. No action was taken on a request from the American Peace Award Committee seeking cooperation to urge Senate action on U S participation in the World Court.
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KB. Lockier
First Baptist Chhurch
Mobile
Eee
yester‘Gay
Lockier
B. H.garrett
American Peace Award Committee
Senate
United States
British Ship Sails After Discharging Cargo
The British steamer Livingstonia of Mobile Liners sailed late yesterday for New Orleans and will depart soon for Glasgow and Greenock with cargo. Livingstonia has been in port several days discharging cargo. Two steamers and a fruit boat are due to arrive today or tomorrow with cargoes including a fruiter bound for United Fruit Company and ships Aeneas Effingham and Coahoma County bringing freight.
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Livingstonia
Mobile
New Orleans
Glasgow
Greenock
United Fruit Company
Effingham
Coahoma County
Rates on Brick to Be Published
The Mobile and Ohio railroad will publish rates on brick and clay products from Rendall Alabama to Atlanta Chattanooga Decatur Sheffield and intermediate Alabama points. The action follows a recent scale approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission of Alabama.
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Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Rendall, Als
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Decatur
Sheffield
Comce
Intercb Bublic Service Common
Alabama
Safety Council officer visits Mobile to stress school safety
Mise Idabelle Stevenson secretary of the National Safety Council will be in Mobile Thursday through Saturday to visit schools and emphasize safety in schools as part of council work.
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Safety Council IN Mobile
Mise Idabelle Stevenson
National Safety Council
Mobile
Stevwit
Mobile party tours Florida visiting Lakeland and Orlando
A Mobile delegation traveled by special train to Miami and spent the day in Lakeland and Orlando. In Lakeland Mayor Hartwell and officials welcomed them and urged boosters for the city while noting Lakeland’s population growth. The group then toured Orlando with a formal welcome and city inspection.
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Atd Moe
United Stat
Miami
Mobilians
Waw
Lake Region
Florida
Lakeland
Orlando
Gueaty
Rotary Club
Eland
Social Work Conference Plans in Mobile Ahead of March Meet
The Alabama Conference of Social Work executive committee meets at Battle House Parlor C to finalize the March 6 to 10 Mobile conference program. Dr W B Partlow of Tuscaloosa arrives from Mount Vernon. James L Sibley will attend. A joint hotel and registration committee gathering is set for Friday at 4 in the Battle House Parlor.
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Alabama Conference of Social Work
Battle House
Mobile
W. B. Partlow
Tuscaloosa
Mount Vernon
James L. Sibley
J.edsole
Mra
Rencher
Leon, Schwarz
Elizabeth Fonde
H. A. Pharrermee
En G. Adams
Towle urges deeds be filed in public notices
Towle calls on residents to file deeds along the corridor to the government street in Bay area. The board of revenue acts as chairman and reports that only one deed had been filed. The project, to be built at most eight units, prompts the notices and official action.
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Towle
County Board
Harwell Gavis
Equity Division
Circuit Court
Cornment Street
Thi Bay
Aps
Board of Revenue
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Connelly
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Heverage
W. W. Boyles
Ales Bank
Boyles
Br.combe
W. A. Douglas
Frank W. Boykin
John H. McEvoy
Spector Connelly
James F. Daves
Federal
Thomas Robinson
The
Diamond Match Company
Eliot
Orleans
Council OF Voters
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Duran
Magic City
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