Mystery Clai m in Guthrie Court Indictments Likely
Disjointed reports from Mobile to Guthrie outline arrests and legal actions. Chief of Police Werren Burch cites a New Orleans link to a case involving Adams alias Welland and a Orlando police plan while an oil plant kiln collapse kills two workers at One Mile Creek. New Orleans mayor Martin Behrman dies at 7:20 am after a prolonged illness. Indications point to swift federal indictments in the Osage murder conspiracy case with grand juries and bribery allegations involving Alva MacDonald and other officials.
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Werren Burch Reng
New Orleans
Adams
Welland
Mobile
Cawthon Hotel
Orlando
Fla
Joe Levy White
White
Marianna
Crenshaw-Hoyt Auto Company
Jacksonville
Wie
Charles Nettles
James Craig
J. F. Burke
Lindsey Lumber and EB Company
One Mile Creek
Nettles
Craig
A. Maen Taos
F. Hale
New -Orleanse
Martin Behrman
New York City
Frederica, Behrman
Andrew McShane
Behrman
Ents
Nape School
Saleamgn
Guthrie
Okla
Ting
Alva MacDonald
Roosevelt
United States
Southwest
Red
MacDonald
Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Edwin Brown
John Ramsey
Henry Roan
Wilam K. Hale
Isis
Ramesey
Ernest Burkhart
Burkhart
Thefts Prompt Three Month Sentence For The Negro
Theodore Corner a negro delivery messenger was sent to the county road for three months for stealing seven dollars from a purse at the home of Edward Sehwante on 7 or Thewrence street. A boy was taken to the home and stole the money in the occupants absence. Corner later faced another case involving highwaymen who took fifty dollars from L Jackson, another negro, with the case referred to court and he was released on bail.
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Theodore Corner
Recorder
Edward Sehwante
Thewrence Street
Sonvertak
Corner
L Jackson
Racing expert to confer on meeting
A meeting at the Fair Grounds track is arranged for March 20 with Mobile Business Men and Judge Murphy to assess improvements for a modern race track. The promoters insist a stock plan will be used despite claims of legal violation.
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Bya
A. Marphy
Murphy
Ie Fair Grounds
Battie
F. — Peck
Rum Turned Over to U S Department for Sale or Destruction
About 500 cases of alcohol from the British schooner Agnes Louise were handed to a New Orleans department coordinator months ago. The seized liquor was destroyed by marshal forces weeks ago. The government plans to ship the remaining alcohol to the canal for use or sale under liquor law enforcement.
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Agnes Louise
Department
New Orleans
Wise
Quor Ship Crew Held for U S Jury
A damaged report indicates the Quor ship crew, seized near the Louisiana coast by the Comanche, faced a waiver of examination and were brought before a federal grand jury meeting February 1. Bonds were posted for Bodden as master amid cargo details.
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Erana
Louisiana
EB. Bodden
K O C Council to Meet Tonight for First New Year Plans
The K O C Council No 666 Knights Ss will hold its first meeting of the year tonight. Plans for the first quarter are to be discussed and a large slate of candidates is expected.
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Knights Ss
Taylor Named for I C C Post Faces Senate Inquiry
Seobite Alabama city commissioner R V Taylor won Senate confirmation scrutiny for a seat on the Interstate Commerce Commission. Wheeler pressed questions on ties to railroad interests and past meetings with Forney Johnston amid a pattern of railroad consolidation debate.
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R. V. Taylor
Seobite
Ala
Senate
Interstate Commerce
Wheeler
Montana
Thomas W. Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taylor
United States
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile and Ohio
Southern
Mississippi
Gulf, Mobile and Northern
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Louisiana Public Utilities Commission
Aintment
Washington
Forney Johnston
Association of Railroad Securities
Johnston
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Johnston
Underwood
Joseph F. Johnston
Seaboard Air Line
Cane and Nicholas Face Lynching Trial Verdict Near
The Cane and Thomas Nicholas lynching case nears its jury verdict as Dr. S W Glass testifies identifying them for dragging Coleman to a car after Grover C Nicholas murder. Defense accuses Glass of bias and a prior deal while prosecutors push for law and order.
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Coleman
Cane
S. W. Glass
Glass
Thomas Nicholas
Gerald Fitzgerald
Nicholas
Grover C. Nicholas
G. O. Cane
J.T. Traynham
H. 8. Blockley
W. W. Venable
Fred Montgomery
Lyucherr
Plan Brewing to Break British Monopoly of Growing Rubber
New York January 12. American move toward rubber development seeks a 99 year Liberia lease on 1 000 000 acres and a 2000 acre matured plantation. Officials plan to spend 100000 dollars on development. Firestone interests have rubber developments in Mexico. Leland L.
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Republic of Liberia
Firestone
Mexico
Leland ,L
Bonds for School Sold in City Auction
$200000 high school bonds were sold today by the city commission after bids were opened. Peoples Bank of Missouri was declared the successful bidder with bids from focal banks in New York and Birmingham among others. The sale proceeds will fund school needs and related projects.
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Ity Commission
Peoples Bank of Mo
Focal Banks
Oe Eseutionn
New York
Si - Birmingham
Strawn Elected Chairman at Peking Extra-Territorial Conference
Silas Strawn was chosen chairman of the extra territorially conference in Peking by acclamation. He pledged to accelerate conference work. McChun Wu was named honorary president and called extraterritoriality in China obsolete. Delegates came from the United States Belgium France Denmark Portugal Great Britain Holland Italy Norway and Japan.
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Peking
Silas Strawn
McChun Wu
China
United States
Belgium
France
Denmark
Portugal
Great Britain
A. Holland
Italy
Norway
Japan
Tobacco load charges revised to align with New Orleans
The Louisville and Nashville railroad has revised its tobacco handling charges for export at Mobile port to match New Orleans rates. Officials of the Chamber of Commerce traffic department say the change should steer shipments from Tennessee and Kentucky lands through Mobile.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Mobile
New Orleans
Traffic Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Tennessee and
Kentucky
Fair and Warmer Mobile Forecast Ahead for Gulf City
Partly cloudy and warmer forecast for Mobile tonight with continued cold. Tomorrow expects fair skies and rising temperatures in the Gulf City. Earlier, a 40 degree minimum was reached. tonight's low around 37. A light frost was observed as far south as Miami last night.
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Mobile
Gulf City
Miami
Parole Granted for Former County Commissioner in Cleveland
No protests were filed at the capitol yesterday against the 30 day parole granted Jack G. Cleveland, former county commissioner, serving fifteen years for second degree murder in the killing of Stephen G. Lossing at West Fowl. Parole decision dated January 22.
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Capitol
Jack G. Cleveland
Stephen G. Lossing
West Fowl
Cleveland
Body of Unidentified Stranger Viewed at Roche Mortuary
Several people visited Roche mortuary yesterday and today to view the body of an unidentified white man. The remains will be held for several days to aid identification.
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Roche Mortuary
Cardinal Mercier Condition Improves Briefly
The report from Brussels dated January 12 states Cardinal Mercier, who recently underwent an operation, is slightly improved though doctors say he must remain in bed.
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Cardinal Mercier
Brussels
War Veterans Install Officers for Fitz Hugh Lee Camp
Newly elected officers of Fitz Hugh Lee Camp United Spanish War Veterans will be installed at the monthly meeting at the armory. Department commander John A. Holmes Jr. will conduct the ceremony. Invited guests include all Spanish American War veterans regardless of camp membership.
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Fitzhugh Lee Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
John A. Holmes, Jr
Epoca Department
Ammamet
Nate
Thomas M. Harliwell
Tee
Haraulette
Ji Oral
Sibley, Jr
B. F. Renner
Walher Daniel P. Lawton
Robert B. DuMont
Grand Jury Inspects County Jail Under Foreman Higgins
The grand jury headed by Foreman Edward J. Higgins toured the county jail yesterday afternoon. Jurors visited all departments, questioned inmates, and reviewed the food supply as part of a report due to Judge Joel W. Goldeby on Thursday. The panel is also hearing witnesses in non jail cases and reviewing matters from the past ten days.
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Edward J. Higgins
Joel W. Goldeby
Thureday
Federal inquiry looms in Osage murder case
Guthrie Oklahoma January reports say plans for a grand jury inquiry into the Henry Roan killing emerge. Witnesses have left the city and authorities hint at confessions or jurors’ actions but no confirmation. The Osage victim's death is tied to a $25,000 motive and names like Ramsey and Wey appear in rumors.
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Guthrie
Okie
John Ramsey
Wieteyaree
Oya
Are 1
Henry Roan
Wale
Gurley Refuses to Return to Prison in Arkansas Controversy
J. Gurley former Miller County sheriff whose pardon from penitentiary was revoked by the Arkansas Supreme Court took refuge in Texas and refused to return to Arkansas to face arrest. He has been living in Fouke and later moved to Texarkana where Texas authorities housed him after Miller County deputies attempted extradition.
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J. Gurley
Miller County
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Texas
Gurley
McCall
Fouke
Ark
Texarkana
Automobile Club of Mobile to Meet Tomorrow
The regular monthly notice of the board of the Automobile Club of Mobile states a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 6 o'clock at their headquarters in the Cawthon hotel. All members are urged to attend.
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Board of Aeaders
The
Automobile Club of Mobile
Cawthon Hotel
Young Teachers Criticized for Night Outings in Spartanburg
Early 20th century report decries young women teachers who ride autos at night and attend dances. Grand jury notes influence on pupils and urges higher standards in dress and conduct. Authorities say mere references insufficient for educators shaping future citizens.
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Spartanburg
Si C
Teac
Spain
Grand Jury
Sones
Raid at Free Love Colony Drives Women to Flee in Allentown
Allentown, Jan 12. April Farm colony funded by Charles Garland, a millionaire Socialist, was raided by sheriff forces. Garland posted $1000 bail on a charge related to a female member. Women fled the scene including Doris Benson and Betty Hovey. City officials urged denial of a charter for the colony citing alleged belief in free marriage and practices.
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Allentown
April Farm
Charles Garland
Garland
Lberty
Sensebach
Doris Benson
Garland Jametake
Stuart
T& Riage
Garten
Dunlevy to ae s F f mid oe
Fragmentary OCR reading suggests a local event or notice involving a person named Dunlevy. Details are unclear due to garbled text. No dates, places, or organizations remain decipherable for precise summarization.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Burch
Florida
Kim Wall
Old Lumber Mill
Crescent City
St By
Fred Ti Torney
Ohio
Aboyl
John Kenny
Harry Donaldson
Federal Grand Jury
Eire
Keen
Aow
Reco
King the Pens
Bly & Defective
RUM
U. S
K. O. C. Council
Rajah
Rajah Raboid
America
Resjah
Strawn
Headland Conference
Flapper
Fanny Séys
WEA Sepice, MC
Automobile Club
Free Love
Grave Chee
Pete
Dunlevy
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