24 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1932
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text reports King calling police as Oyr proclaims governorship with unclear details. Mentions Mrs Furlong and a visit to a sick relative, a road trestle incident, and a man about 40 years old amid a convoluted scene.
Gladys Glad consents to being the busiest young lady of the Ziegfeld Follies. The article notes her tour to the largest cities and highlights her prominence as a leading Follies performer.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Denver police releasing a manager amid handwriting analysis and a letter directed to Mrs Bowers to Tyrate Paxe 2, Column 1, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. The readable items reference a center activity and an a letter not written by the writer.
A damaged OCR fragment references a death linked to an accident in a city. Names and clear details are unreadable, leaving the exact person, place, and context ambiguous.
A Dothan jury in Alabama reports arrests tied to a county demonstration. The article notes widespread actions and names an agent and his associates, with more details promised on page 2.
Fragmentary OCR notes report renewed flood threats in Yazoo and Yazoo County Mississippi with ongoing rain affecting northern Louisiana and rivers including the Tallahatchie holding stage. No clear authorities or dates are provided in readable text.
A county circuit court jury today charged two drivers with riding in a vehicle to harm. Mrs Ap is named in the record as having pleaded guilty to related counts and faces separate proceedings for intent to kill. The case stems from a fatal incident involving a spouse and a prominent photographer in the area.
A damaged OCR item describes a bold one way flight from Mexico to Mexican soil and back within six hours and fifty minutes, with the pilot aiming for a six hour record. It notes New Orleans averted, Wedell’s north bound mark briefly surpassed, and a finish near six thirty.
A blaze at a major Baton Rouge refinery raged but was contained, preventing spread to other units and limiting damage to the vast facility. No injuries are reported.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions page navigation and column labeling with unclear meaning. No identifiable people organizations or events are readable. The readable portion suggests layout notes rather than a reportable item.
In Phoenix on January 23 the court hears the prosecution argue motive behind the confessed murder of Agnes Anne Stabs. The state presents a narrative involving disappearance, trunk shipments, and recovered bodies as part of the case against Winnie Ruth Judd.
A bridge widower’s divorce suit lists a local women’s Our Night Out club and a pastor among involved parties. The hearing was adjourned until Monday.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a verdict with an electrocution date to be set at a state prison. Mentions an appeal and a stay, with scattered names and incomplete phrases. Authoritative details are unclear from the damaged transcript.
A brief Madrid notice reports the dissolution of the Jesuit order, formally announced today. Authorities or officials confirm the action with limited details in the message.
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