Two Clevelands in bail fight tied to Lossing case
In a petition for bail tied to the Lossing killing last August two Cleveland men and a companion faced a circuit court delay as state attorney Bacon asked for time to study a new law allowing bail in certain cases. Also noted were a mobile accident injuring Mrs. Cazalas and ongoing efforts in a Mobile orphanage fundraiser with team captains meeting after a Rotary lunch.
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Ara “Son” Cleveland
Paneition
Stepen Lossing
Bacon
Atl
Clevelands
Tom Nd
Tom Cleveland
Cleveland
Tt Safford Berney
Vssit Co
Bart Che Ietgale
Denial Heard In Trial Of 1921 Jasper Lynching Suspect
Robert J. Lancaster testified that he and seven other former guardsmen deny state accusations in the 1921 lynching of miner William S Baird near Jasper Alabama. He said guardsmen visited the Jasper jail out of curiosity a week or ten days before the lynching and rejected testimonies about planned trips and talks. The trial proceeded with expected jury deliberations late today or tomorrow.
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Hamilton
Ala
Robert J. Lancaster
National
Lancaster
Jasper
Rmain
Baird
William Anderson in Saloon League case faces corruption charges
New York report details William Anderson superintendent of the Am. Saloon League arranging a scheme with Berthall Phillips. Anderson’s attorney claims the case stems from misbookkeeping and improper prosecutions. Evidence includes transfers and checks related to Phillips and adjustments after Potter notes.
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New York
William Anderson
Amt
Saloon League
Bérthall Phillips
Anderson
Colley William
Bald
Phillipt
Ani
Phillips
Hie
Ipubpeenee
Conti
Mir Anderson
League
McLaughlin
Phillipa
Potter
Car Driver Fined After Near Collision With Daves Testimony
Peterson a chauffeur for the City Cab Company was fined 15 dollars or 158 days for a near collision with T B Daves near Claiborne and St Francis. Daves testified the car crossed into Franci street at 25 to 30 mph and struck the curb. He said Peterson threatened to beat him when he asked for the driver’s name. Evidence was conflicting and a warning rather than a fine was also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jars Peterson
Eety Cab Company
T. B. Daves
Claiborne
St. Francis
Daves
Peterson
Franci Street
Laiborne
Prest- Peterson
Bbut
Efendant
Two Draw Fines On Liquor Charge
Heitor Baldwin and Tom Baldwin were fined 110 days by the recorder for possessing half pint bottles of whiskey in a Hamilton Knox Street house. Nathaniel Ivory was discharged for lack of evidence. Other defendants were dismissed on violating the prohibition law as arrests followed finding empty bottles with small liquor traces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heitor
Tom Baldwin
Hamilton
Knox Streets
Nanthaniel
Ivory
M. H. Robb
Eer Catled
Woman Burned. Sister Saves Her From Fire
Mrs Edward Strong aged 21 of 506 South Scott street suffered painful burns when her clothing caught fire. Charles Reiserth, younger brother, sustained minor burns to hands abdomen and face while helping save his sister. Dr O H attended and Mrs Strong was sent to the infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Strong
South
Scott Street
Charles Reiserth
Strong
O.H
Weather turns colder with light rain likely in Mobile
The forecast says rain tonight followed by a colder spell and Friday should be fair and colder. A low around 46 degrees is expected Friday morning. About two and a half inches of rain fell from 5 PM to 7 AM.
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Weather
Mobile
Patti
Weather Summary for Jan 24 Coastal Forecast
ForeCast notes show today and tonight colder with offshore protection. Light winds and fair conditions Friday with a colder trend across the coast. Overnight temperatures drop and some partial clearing expected later Friday.
Special Services Mark Anniversary at Jewish Temple
Final preparations are underway for the eightieth anniversary of Congregation Shaarat Shemayim. A Sabbath morning service at 10 will feature Dr F A Dunster and the temple choir, with music by the late Sigmund Schlesinger. Officers and trustees of the congregation are listed, including Hugo Brown as president and Henry Hess as trustee.
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Congregation Shaarat Shemayim
F. A. Dunster
Temple Choir
H. W. Leinkauf
J. S. Simon
Tom Halliwell
Ernest Planck
Esrvicei
Sigmund Schlesinger
J. G. Adler
Monroe Metzger
Henry Hess
Adolph Brown
Isaac Litchbach
Samuel Eichold
Sol Kahn
Walter Mitchell
Leo M. Brown
Emanuel Guggenheim
Aaron Lowenstein
Moses Kahn
Edward Metzger
Jacob Simon
Lee Zimmern
Two Injured As Cars In Crash In City
Andrew Murphy a coal company driver is at City hospital with a fractured skull and other injuries. Frank M Ladd Sr of Government Street suffers minor injuries at home after a three car collision on Government Street between Marine and Thaves. A coal truck first hit J E Meredith attorney then Bowing car. Mrs Bowling their daughter Elizabeth and Frank M Ladd Sr were in the Bowling car. Bowling surrendered to police. hearing set for March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubigo
Paul G. Cazalas
Ile
Dauphin
Cazalas
Providence Infirmary
Richard Cleveland
Dauphin Street
Oaklawn Street
Andrew Murphy
Johnston Coal Company
Frank M. Ladd
Government Street
Marine
Thaves
J. E. Meredith
Georgia’ Avenue
C. Bowling
Bowling
Maron 1
Heavy rains flood Mobile county school grounds
Heavy rains last night flooded school grounds in Crichton and Woodcock, delaying classes as access to Crichton was impossible. Superintendent Murphy said the low-lying sites are prone to reflooding, with no preventive measures available at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County
Crichton
Woodcock
Murphy
Woodcock School To Give Entertainment
A Woodcock school social and business meeting will be hosted by the Woodcock Parent Teacher Association in the school building tomorrow evening. Ice cream and cake will be served and a business session on improving the school grounds and other matters will follow the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcock School
Tommorrow
Woodcock
Disorders flare as German textile strike widens
Disorder erupts in Elberfeld Barmen area amid a textile workers strike affecting over 60,000 workers. Clashes involve police and strikers in Weden Lennep and Barmen zones with gunfire reported and numerous injuries and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberfeld
Germany
Elberfeld-Barmen
Weden
Lennep
Barmena
Southeastern Union elects W H Heckman president and officers
Bishop W H Heckman of Chattanooga Tenn was re elected president of the Southeastern Union Conference of Seventh Day Adventists for four years. Officers include Burton Castle secretary treasurer F R Isaac educational and youth secretary E F Hackman home missions secretary W R Heckman religious liberty secretary and W P Dougherty field missionary secretary.
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W. R. Heckman
Religious Liberty
W. P. Dougherty
R. S. Keale
Carolina
B. .F. Kneeland
Cumberland
J. L. Shuler
Florida
A.S. Booth
Georgia
EK. F. Hackman
Southeast
Europe
President Coolidge Poses For Portrait At White House
Jan 24. President Coolidge agrees to sit for a portrait the first since taking office. Artist Howard Chandler Christy, famed painter of the Harding portrait, will paint in the White House while Mr and Mrs Christy are guests there pending completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrington
Coolidge
Howard Chandler Christy
Christy
Harding
White House
Organized Labor Plans College Opening for Workers
In Des Moines Iowa the Trades and Labor Assembly adopted plans to open a college for organized labor. The institution will offer standard courses and be open to union members with a corporation to operate the college to be chosen that night. Secretary Marty Thomas announced the decision to aid workers through education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Trades and Labor Assembly
Secryt Marty Thomas
California Faces Severe Winter Drought Crisis
San Francisco report cites the state’s driest winter in records with major threats to livestock irrigation and hydro electric water reserves. Forecaster G. H. Wilson warns crops are not yet endangered due to recent plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
California
G. H. Wilson
United States Weather Bureau
Wilson
Denby Opposes Criminals Joining Navy in Letter
Secretary of the Navy Denby writes to the Kansas City Star criticizing a jury verdict that acquitted Arthur Glennon of robbery. He urges the navy not be used as a reform refuge for convicted civilians. Glennon, a Kansas City youth, is now serving a sentence at the municipal farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Star Today
Denby
Arthur Glennon
Navy
Glennon
Negro Davis Flees by River in Offbeat Pursuit Drama
A chase unfolds between Pinto Island and Royal Street as Louis Davis, a Black man, rows swam and dived to escape pursuers after an alleged copper wire theft from Alabama Dry Dock. He surrendered only after threats of shooting. the judge will decide if his escape proves accessory involvement.
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Louis Davis
Douglas Fairbanks
Pinto Island
Royal Street
Davis
Recorder’s Court
Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company
Polecat Bay
Harry Thomas
William Brabner
Samat
Harvard
Pia Eli
Len Matthews
Former Mayor of Town Goes On Trial In Ohio
Adolph Unger former mayor of Tiffin Ohio and twenty four other citizens faced federal court on conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. Miles Evans assistant district attorney opened for the government stating Grimes and Unger aimed to control all bootlegging in Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Adolph Unger
Tiffin
Miles Evans
Cleveland
Evans
Eugene Grimes
Everest Summit Probable This Year Says Doctor
London January 24. Dr T G Longstaff, member of the last expedition, believes Mt Everest likely to be scaled this year. He notes if the climbers reach the altitude achieved before the blizzard season they could complete the final 2000 feet, but a blizzard at that height could be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mt. Everest
T. G Longstaff
Bankers pledge aid to new British government
London January 24 Lord Colwyn chairman of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank said the bankers of Great Britain would do all in their power to render assistance to the new government regardless of personal or political views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Colwyn
Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank
Great Britain
Nominations For A P Board Include Notables From Press
The slate for directors to succeed W Y McClatchey includes Victor F Lawson W H Cowles Frank P MacLenagan Ian Ray Frederick I Thompson and others. Additional nominees for directors cover Ralph H Booth J E Wheeler Harry F Taylor Louis C Golding Leonard K Nicholson and Joseph R Knowland with Edward Flicker serving as secretary.
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Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
W. H. Cowles
Spokane Spokesman4 Review
Frank P.maclenagan
Topeka State Journal
Ian Ray
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Frederick I. Thompson
Birmingham Age-Herald
Mobile Register
Ralph H
Telegram
Harry F. ‘Taylor
Portsmouth
Times
Louis C. Golding
St. Joseph
News and Press
Leonard K. Nicholson
New Orleans Times-Picayun
M'Clatchey
Joseph R. Knowland
Oakland
Cal
Tribune
Harry Chardler
Los Angeles Times
Edward Flicker
Regulations urged of inside affairs
Berlin January 24. In Hamburg Luther urged authorities to regulate internal affairs to aid Germany's recovery. He called for strict economy across the Reich government and for careful handling of the 1924 budget, noting reparations and occupation costs must be addressed while averting currency depreciation.
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Berlin
Jah
Paris
Luther
Hamburg
Germany
Aly. Luther
Reich
Gainister
King Purnell's Son Grievously Ill in Benton Harbor
Coy Purnell, only son of Benjamin Purnell, leader of the King of the Colony, lies gravely ill near pneumonia. Authorities speculate the missing cult figure, sought on a statutory offense warrant, may return to Shiloh, his colony home, as the faith does not mourn deaths and bodies are given to an undertaker without mourning.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
House of David
Coy Purnell
Benjamin
Shiloh
Opera Stars Open Tour Next Monday
The Chicago Civic Opera Company launches a cross continental tour covering nearly 10 000 miles with 17 city appearances starting next Monday. The season closes in Chicago Saturday with four operas in Cleveland three in Pittsburgh three in Detroit two in Cincinnati and three in Chattanooga Tennessee The route includes Tulsa Houston and Dallas and features Mefistofeles Bound Godunov The Jewess Cleopatra and Samson and Delilah among others.
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Chicago
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cincinnati
Tenn
Tulsa
Okla
Houston
Dallas
Texas
Godunoff
the Jewess
Clenpatra
Saome
Police close to solving New Orleans murder mystery
Police near solving the case of Fred Bentley a private detective found beaten to death near New Orleans on New Year’s Day. They hold Robert Cook Harry Haydens John Maes and Thomas Pickleheimer in connection with the killing after alleged confessions and lengthy interrogations.
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New Orleans
Lai
United Press
Fred “Bentley
Whio
Here
Robert Cook
Harry Haydens
John Maes
Thomas Pa«Kleheimer
Cook
Hayden
Maes
Pickleheimer
Missouri Man Beaten by Gang in Warrensburg
Charles Marcum, found unconscious before his burning home, recovers as doctors treat injuries from four attackers. He links the assault to a October dispute over his wife's whereabouts in Davenport Iowa, while his missing daughter Opal remains unaccounted for.
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Warrenburg
Charles Marcum
Jerum
Davenport
Jows
Marcum
Daveart
Opal
Lack of Beard Saves Negro Boy in Court Ruling
Jim Karnes a young Black man avoided a long prison term after the court ruled he could not grow a beard. Arrested December 4 for an assault on a 13 year old girl who identified him but noted his moustache the defendant spent seven weeks in jail before a superior court hearing led to dismissal due to insufficient facial hair.
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Goldbborg
Jim Karnes
Barnes
Storm Warning for Atlantic Coast Issued by Weather Bureau
The weather bureau issued an advisory at 10 a.m. warning of a southeast storm along the Atlantic coast from Delaware Bay to Pensacola Florida and the east gulf coast. The disturbance in southeastern Louisiana was moving northeast.
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Washington
Wan
Weather Bureau
Delaware Water
East Gulf Coast
Pensacola
Fla
Louisiana
New Day Officer Transfer Shifts West Coast Post
Harris of Indiana named final chief at Kansas transfers to Los An chargé in California. Einera resigns January 2 due to health. William D. Mosie of Ohio is named new chief of the division covering Missouri, Kansas, and parts of Kansas in place of changes announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harris
Indiana
Patrol officers urge pardon as criminals branded leaders
In Joplin Missouri officials hold a police congress amid controversy over pardons. The report lists twenty one prisoners described as desperate criminals, with officials signaling a move toward clemency. Strong emphasis on regional policing across Missouri and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Missouri
Oklahoma
Cripples Demand Pension Payment Storm Vienna
About 400 cripples gathered at the ministry building in Vienna to press for immediate pension payments. Fifty discarded crutches marked the protest as speakers urged redress of promises, with the crowd assured relief.
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Vienna
Three Die in Auto Crash Near Leavenworth
In Kansas City Kansas three people were killed when an automobile crash occurred near the Fort Leavenworth area last night. Victims named include Captain Robert T. Hayes, Mrs. Ethel Seer, Major Hugh Pagi Leavenworth, and Mary Jane Broadhurst aged 12 and her daughter.
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Kansas City
Kan
Robert T. Hayes
Fort. Leavenwor
Ethel Seer
Hugh. Pagi
Incomplete OCR Flash: Man’s 46 Day Fast Then Illness
Fragmentary text references a 46 day fast and illness following it. Mentions doctors and stomach issues but details are unclear. No definitive names, dates, or locations readable.
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Jack and Son
Gord “Bens
W. H. Reynolds
Tesims
Reynalds
Mr. Smith
Reynolds
Denmark
Rotary Club
Battle House
Alabama
Walter P. Andrews
Atlanta
Pinehurst
N. Co
Nary
President Coolidge
Negro
Chase
Hope MT. Everett
A. P
Purnell
Opera Stars
Orleans
Atlantics
West Coast
Lerieie S Policemen
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