Case removal shifts murder case to federal court
Judge Ervin orders Harry Frenth charged with murder moved from circuit to federal court. County Solicitor Chamberlain plans to ask for return to state court. If moved, Frenth faces state penalties after a federal jury trial in New Orleans.
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Robert T. Ervin
Harry Frenth
Chamberlain
U. S
Bixee
Haat
Ervin
Circuit Court
U.S
French
J. F. Murtlay
Internal Revenue
Conti Street
James Behan
Secree So- 4 Ag A. i
Federal
Texas Land Deal Fraud Defendant in Federal Case
A Texas land deal fraud case centers on defendant Al F Parker facing charges in federal court in Katy. The indictment alleges fraudulent activity connected to sales involving over 100 000 acres and an aggregate amount in question.
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Texas
al F. Parker
Katy
Cargo rate hearing on naval stores moves to Atlanta
Mobile Chamber of Commerce official R G Cobb and Taylor feapenskia represent a request to adjust naval stores rates under the national transportation act. They travel to Atlanta to discuss lowering rates for turpentine cups aprons and butters and to meet classification experts.
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R. G. Cobb
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
R. Seifert
Taylorfeapenskia Company
Mobile
Atlanta
Naval Vale
National Transportation. Act
Mr. Cobb
W. C. Evans
South Company
Ida Vee
Car stolen here found in Arizona
Sheriff W P Malloney of Kingman Arizona reports holding a roadster engine 81604 frame 583 stolen from P Schevermann Mobile February 2 1922 and driver P Whitley. The car was driven overland. authorities hold car and driver until further notice.
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W. P. “Malloney
King- Dana
Arizona
Paul Las
Scheuereye
Plan for Gulf fishing trip by sport writers
A plan to take sport writers on a fishing trip into the Gulf was discussed. The initiative involved the Mobile Chamber of Commerce and aimed to provide transportation and a day on the water for journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ws Vigeres League
Franng
Mobile Ee of Commerce
Gulf
Weather Summary for Alabama and West Florida
Weather notice reports rain and colder conditions tonight with partly cloudy and cooler conditions on Wednesday. Showers likely in southern areas with continued cool air moving in from the south.
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Angton
Alabama
West
Florida
Im South
Episcopal Diocese of Alabama Holds 92nd Annual Council Session
The 92nd annual meeting of the Episcopal Diocese Council of Alabama opens at St John’s Church with about 300 delegates. Bishop W G McDowell presides as reports are read and plans for the coming year outlined. Social, devotional, and communion services accompany business, including celebration of the denomination’s centennial in the state.
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Init Bitincis
Eayrenes
Bile
Alabama
St John's Church
W. G. McDowell
Episcopal Church
Stopovers Planned in Mobile for Krewe of Columbus Parade
The Krewe of Columbus announces stopovers on road to New Orleans Mardi Gras with Mobile as a transit point. Many visitors from the north and east are expected to pause in Mobile on February 9 and 10. Invitations are extended through the national KOC to witnesses and spectators headed to the New Orleans celebration.
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Dey Neek
Coluni
New Orleans
Mobile
Columbus
K.oc
Havard Surrenders and Is Released on Bond
Dr. Hardy H Havard re indicted by the last grand jury adjourning Saturday on a statutory charge in connection with the death of Mary Aileen Se2cee fait tod nk sol at e He was released on a 56 bond. Or ef E Chap
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Hardy H. Havard
Mary Aileen
Rain Falls, Rivers Rise Across Central State
Local weather bulletin reports heavy rains in central portions with rivers rising. Black Warrior River expected to reach flood stage tonight as crews monitor conditions. colder air arriving behind the system with drifting rain expected elsewhere in the state.
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E Bureau
Black Warrior
Tuscaloosa
Seizure of Liquor on Big Boat in River
Sheriff pootleggers seized four stills near Georgetown and Gulforest destroying containers of liquor. A 4 yach boat near One Mile creek held large quantities of wet mud covered liquor. Ben Silverman and George lL. Cheatham, both in their 20s, were arrested and jailed for violating the prohibition law. Two suspects Charlies S G L Donagh Hudoff and Walter Blackman were docketed on the same charge.
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Pootleggers
Charlies S. G
One Mile Creek
Georgetown
Sher-ritt J. BM
Stringfellow
Gulforest
Moore
Burch
Ernest
Walsh Seeks U S Coal Export Embargo to Canada
Senator David I Walsh of Massachusetts will introduce a Senate resolution demanding an immediate embargo on coal shipments from the United States to Canada. He urges the Interstate Commerce Commission to stop cross border deliveries, investigate combustibility of current coal, and bar shipments failing to meet a defined standard to ease domestic shortages and stabilize prices.
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Washington
United States
Canada
David I. Walsh
Massasachusetts
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walsh
Commission
Massachusetts
New England
North
First National Bank Wins City Bond Bid for Mobile Streets
The First National Bank was the successful bidder for $61,000 city paying bonds, paying $61,731.60 plus interest. Other bidders included Merchants Bank of Mobile and several firms from Cincinnati New York and New Orleans. Funds will fund resurfacing of portions of Governt Water and Royal streets. The commission rejected Gulf Refining.
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Mobile
Royal and
St. Anthony
St. Michael
Dauphin
St. Mihousee An - Sherniyost
Icha
St.ennice
Jackson
Tucker School
Royal
Conti and Water
Mobile Drug Company
Dauphin and
Scott
Plumbing and Heating Service Co
Canal and Jefferson
J. B. Bujal
Charleston
Palmetto
Bountrie’s
Dauphin and Hallett
Smith Bakery
Caroline and Hallett
Edwards
E. Monroe
Conception
Augusta
W. FE. Reil- Grocery
Hamilton
Anthony
Familton
Sprind
Herndora
Sem
Saeed Clay
Gaillord Pressing
Springhill
Nuey
Bush Avenue
U-Save
Lafayette
McGraw's
Semmes Avenue
Shell Road
Vgs
D. Davis
Espejo and Brown
N. ‘Mettholks Co
Catherine
Government
Weinacker’s
Williams and Govern
Government Street Lumber Co
Ann
Svest
E.ereendet
Donald
Bayou
Savannah
H. E. Toenes
Jefferson
New Jeraggert
S. Sox
Kimira
Roperlia
Cedar
South Carolina
Broad
Baltimore
Tennessee Street
Michigan
W. E. Rose Grocery CE
First National Bank
City Commission
Merchants Bank of Mobile
Seasongood and Mayer
Cincinnati
R. M. Grant and Company
New York
Well, Roth, Irving and Company
N.S. Hill
Interstate Trust and Banking
New Orleans
Steiner Bros
Bingham
Ageny
Gulf Refining
Meridian City Hires Mobile Officer to Install Traffic System
Lieutenant N LeGear a former Meridian traffic officer travels to Meridian Mississippi at the mayor's request to install a traffic system. The Meridian police will be instructed by a Mobile traffic expert on motor vehicle rules for the city.
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Police
N. LeGear
Police Department
Meridian Miss
R. V. Taylor
Meridian
Mississippi City
Carpenter Hurt In Fall From House
Jeremiah Havens a carpenter of 17 Arlington street is in City hospital with broken ribs and bruises after a fall from a house in Arlington place Monday at 5 o clock. He was removed to the hospital by city ambulance.
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Jeremiah Havens
Arlington Street
Arlington Place
Havens
Fishermen survive 11 days on beer during liquor voyage
Three Florida fishermen, exhausted and short of food, drifted 225 miles off the Carolina coast after a 11 day beer diet on a motor boat carrying liquor from the Bahamas to Cuba. They were rescued by the Mor line steamer Occidente and offered landing options in Galveston or on the Florida coast. they chose Florida shores without the cargo.
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Galveston
Tex
Mor Line
Carolina Coast
Campbell
Schower
Florida
Bahama Islands
Cube
Atlantic
President Able to Resume Work After Illness
President Harding, who suffered a grip illness a week ago, remains in seclusion to rest. Brigadier General Sawyer, his physician, says he has practically recovered but needs rest. A routine-work plan was canceled as no meetings were scheduled. The president’s temperature is normal and his overall condition is satisfactory.
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Harding
Sawyer
Mr. Harding
Double Deaths Mystify Harbour View Lodge Fire
Preparations began for a double funeral at Emmanuel Episcopal Church as police intensify efforts to solve the deaths of J. A. Frazier McLeish and his wife. A second autopsy yielded little new information but confirmed McLeish died by suffocation when a fire swept the Paul Fitzsimons estate lodge at Harbour View where he worked. wounds on his head remain unexplained as an unknown instrument may have caused them.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
J. A. Frazier McLeish
McLeish
Paul Fitzsimons
Harbour View
White fleet vessels feared lost near Manila
Manila reports fear that seven Russian refugee ships with over 500 people aboard may be lost in the China Sea while en route from Shan to the Philippines as part of Admiral Stark's fleet of Vladivostok exiles. Five ships remain anchored near Manila and the missing vessels have not been heard from for more than two weeks.
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Manila
Associated Press
China Sea
Shan
Philippines
Stark
Big Reward Offered For Slayer Of Holt and Denecamp
Waco Texas Jan. 23 A total reward of 10000 dollars may be posted for arrests and convictions in the Friday night slaying of W E Holt and Mrs Ethel Denecamp. Waco officials propose 2500 dollars from city and county and state and citizens for each. A grand jury investigation may be demanded to probe the double murder with a railroad brakeman and a local student held. A young woman accompanying Grady Skipworth and Bolton’s companion claim assault and mis treatment by unknown assailants. witnesses describe the attackers as negroes.
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Waco
Texas
W. E. Holt
Ethel Denecamp
Grady Skipworth
Harrell Bolton
B. ¢. Richards
Farmer
Holt-Denecamp
R. N. Munroe
Helen Jacobs
Holt-Dene Camp
Bolton
Skipworth
Editor Uses Advertisement To Score Public Dinner
Emporia editor William Allen White placed a public notice in the Emporia Gazette after his wife left for New York. The notice quoted Mrs White has gone to New York, illness of her sister and invited dinner calls. White received twenty invitations by six thirty including Willis Kerr the librarian who joined him for chicken.
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Emporia
Kasi
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Record of 14 Newspaper Men in Alabama Capitol
A census of reporters at the Alabama legislature shows 14 newspapermen actively engaged in the capitol building. The count represents the largest concentration of newspaper talent in recent years covering a state legislative session in Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Capitol
Legisa
Night school for foreigners to open here
Judge After B. Jones, chairman of the Americanization committee of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, presented to the city board of education authorization for opening a night school for the instruction of foreigners in the American language and ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
City Board & Education
B. Jones
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Injured Woman Sues Over Faulty Shoe Tip Leather
Mrs Hugo Moats of Havdwn sues after an explosion injures her feet while walking in open air. The case alleges the toe caps were not leather as claimed and seeks damages of 3 dollars in court.
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Hugo Moats
Moats
Galli Carci Hikes Five Miles Daily On Hotel Roof
New York January 23 Mme Galli Carci walks five miles daily on the roof of the Ambassador Hotel to stay in condition. She says hiking on the roof lets her walk as fast as she wants without being stared at. She typically cruises Fifth Avenue in careful attire between stints on the roof.
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Teeneep
New York
Ite Galli Carci
Ambasaga
Fifth Avenue
Stéfis
Thyssen Trial Postponed Amid Jurisdiction Dispute
The Thyssen group magnates case in The Hague has been postponed to tomorrow morning. Dr Frederick Grim and others are accused of refusing orders and facing the permanent court of justice at The Hague as jurisdiction questions loom.
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Nayence
Thessociated
Fm Thyssen
Aeindu
Frederick Grim
Grimm
Permanent Court of
Ff Justice
The
Hague
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Wion
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Marshal Parr
Missouri and Northern Arkansas
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Citizens’ Committee
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Clyde Stephens
Montfort
Wis
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Whitfield
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Zeerstrom
Daniel and
Thomas & Richards
Tissing
Wasaig
Teegerstrom
Aonn
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Holt
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Thyssen
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