State Will Fight Case T Ree French State Will Fight
A fragmented report covers a legal struggle involving Wilhelm and a French matter with habeas corpus motions. It notes an attempt to move the case between federal and state courts, the debate over bail, and anticipated court filings as the case proceeds. The text also mentions regional port discussions and a casualty from a separate automobile accident in Mobile, Alabama, plus unrelated Birmingham homefront violence context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry French
James Behan
Aman
Chamberlain
R. T. Ervin
Prench
Behan
Bell Power
Ia Taoeel
Watchman Bonded After Houseboat Shooting Case
W F Ward, 77, watchman on a houseboat tied to the Mobile and Ohio, is held on $300 bond after an alleged self defense shooting of William P Dobson. Ward says Dobson struck him first and fled. Dobson claims Ward abused him. Probate court noted probable cause for grand jury review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. “Ward
T Pier
Mobile
Ohio
Raikgroal Company
Willian
Dobson
Old Récorder
Nator
Ward
Karsnd
Evangelist charged in warrant over embezzlement case
G. Robinson age 19 of Tallahassee Fla was docketed today on a warrant charging embezzlement sworn by Rev. Wallace a traveling evangelist. The auto truck valued at 70 dollars was allegedly embezzled. Robinson was arrested yesterday afternoon at Grand Bay by Deputy Sheriff Pugh after the car was charged to F A Lawton. The warrant also accuses him of using a deputy ticket for New Orleans and mishandling baggage returned to the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wv. G. Robinson
Talleee
Fla
Inferior Criminal Court
As Wallace
Robinson
Aftsoon
Grand Bay
Sher B.S. Pugh
Sher B.S. Pugh After It Was Charged de Wallace's Car To F. A. Lawton
de- Sacha
New Orleans
Remodeling of Bay Shore plant for roofing operations
Work to convert the former A Mobile Trace ter Company buildings on Bay Shore road near Tacon Station into a roofing plant will begin next week under T. J. Larkin head of Great Southern Roofing Co. He returns from Chicago after talks with the company to arrange machinery shipment. The project should take sixty days and employ about sixty people.
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Mobile Traceter
Bay Shore Road
Tacon Station
Auteetar
T. J. Larkin
Great Southern Roofing Coanseae
Larkin
Chigo
Co’ Ny
Police Asked to Locate Man Here
Police seek to locate man described as Linde, about fifteen years in city, starting from City La, with a note that a son of the missing died. The notice mentions a father and a Mrs C A of 412 Cass Avenue, Superior, as the source of the appeal.
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Man
Linde
City
C. A
Cass Avenue
Weather fragment from Tarhington column
Weather note from Tarhington dated January with partial forecast for Alabama Mississippi and nearby areas. Indicates warmer trend on Saturday and mentions Epreee uncertainty.
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Tarhington
Alabama
Epreree
Mississippi
Judge Rosenblatt to Speak Tonight on Palestine Reconstruction
Judge Rosenblatt is set to address the public on the economic reconstruction of Palestine with a discussion in Yiddish by Abraham Golabers of Synamogiye. Golabers is editor of a New York Hebrew daily and an authority on Hebrew literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Bernard A. Rosen
Abraham Golabers
Synamogiye
Goldberg
Cobb Returns From Atlanta Hearings On Rates
Cobb returns from Atlanta where he attended conferences on rates. He reports no agreement ended and another conference will be held February 19. The Mobile Steel Company is the subject of sheet steel classification on steel strip shipments from Mo pet to the southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Cor Ae
Mobile Steel Company
Mopet
Considerat Tigh Comamigton
Holy Name Parade Set for Sunday Afternoon
The annual Holy Name Society parade will form at Catholic church halls and Knights of Columbus on Government and Warren streets Sundays at 3 pm. Various city and county society groups will march to the starting point to compete for largest turnout.
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Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Government
Warren Streets
Holy Name
Withdraw Proposed Rail Steel Products
The proposed rail steel products cancellation will be withdrawn for the time being pending action in the general revision of rate schedules under the National Industrial Policy. Ford, cited by the Traffic Department of the Chamber of Commerce, reports the action received today.
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Han Cario
Enone
Ford
The
Chamber of Com
Federal officers seize liquor in Kosner Churchearson Street raid
Federal agents and deputies confiscated liquor described as white whiskey and home brew beer from a store building at the Kosner Churchearson Street corner. Arrests are expected to follow as part of the raid conducted by Chief and Field Deputy Sheriff G. L. Donahue and Deputy Blackman.
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Blackman
Kos Ner
Churchearson Street
Paut Sheriff Dismisses Case Over Water and Church Prohibition
An unclear report notes a sheriff and chief field officer involved in a 4 Mile prohibition case decided today. Shaw's case was affirmed by the supreme court with a fourteen day window to appeal or seek relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ders
A. i. Donahue
Shaw
Supréme
Tallapoosa Aids Stranded Brazilian Steamer Atalaia
The cutter Tallapoosa is at St. Andrews Bay Florida rendering assistance to the 2840 ton Brazilian steamer Atalaia which grounded yesterday at the mouth of the mane. Two Pensacola tugboats plus a lumber barge stand by the vessel to aid its floatation and refloat plan.
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Coast Guard
St. Andrew's Bay
Fla
Atalaia
Mane
Mobile
Pensacola
Aesiethhie Tm
Courthouse Appointees To Take Over County Duties
Sam Davis and Deschamps named to assume duties at the county courthouse replacing Charles Williams. They will manage Pecere days and receive pay of 75 dollars per month and will be responsible for keeping the building clean.
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Sam Davis
Ct Deschamps
Charles
Williame
Former Recruiting Office Man Visits Mobile Firm
Justin G. Mayers, longtime Marine recruiting man in Mobile, has joined Brennan and Mayers in real estate and investments. He is in Mobile for a brief visit to see relatives and friends and to conduct business.
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Justin G. Mayers
Mobile
Holmes Suspended From Police Force
Detective Robert Holmes of the police department is suspended for failing to report for duty and conduct unbecoming an officer, announced at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Holmes
Police Department
Mayfield Protest To Start Soon in Texas Senate
A protest against Earl B. Mayfield, Texas senator-elect, is planned to be filed in the U.S. Senate before March 4. Luther fought Mayfield and Campaickels discussed filing plans as they assemble backers for George Pedd ed coalition candidate.
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Dallas
Tex
Earl B. Mayfield
United Tes Senate
Luther
Mayfield
Campa
Ickels
George
B. Pedded
Mansion Named in Honor of John B Henderson
A bill authorizes a mansion site on Sixteenth Street to be accepted as a memorial to John B Henderson. Senator Warren of Wyoming introduced the measure naming Henderson and his family in connection with the former Missouri senator and a Smithsonian regent.
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Johnson Sixteenth
John B. Henderson
Warren
Wyoming
Bil
Jame Me
Missouri
Joan B.H Second
Bat Smithsonian Institute
Normalcy Returns as Bastron and Morehouse Reopen
In Bastrop Louisiana residents resume normal life after a period of fear over alleged Ku Klux Klan violence linked to the murders of Watt Daniel and Thomas Richards. Authorities hint at two confessions and an antique shotgun tied to the case while officials refuse to discuss ongoing details.
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Bastrop
Morehouse
Ku Klux Klan
Watt Daniel
Thomas
Daniel
Richards
Leon Jones
Lake Lafourche
Collinston
Sigihe ci Lareners Legal
Coterie
Death Knell Sounded For Blue Laws
In Montgomery Alabama the Senate voted 18 to 17 to indefinitely postpone the Sunday observance bill. Introduced by Senator J M Bonner of Camden the measure aimed to ban Sunday amusement businesses charging admission. Supporters argued it targets Sabbath observances while opponents warned it would not affect stores gasoline stations or other services with no admission fee.
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Montgomery
Senate
Alabama
J. M. Bonner
Camden
Friends of
Ala
House Urged to Accept Big Gift from Alameda Land
Secretary of the Republican party urged the House naval committee to report legislation authorizing the Navy Department to accept a gift of 5,340 acres of land at Alameda California for use as a base. The proposal has backing from Republican leaders and state officials.
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Washington
Jan
California
House Naval Committee
Navy Department
Alameda
Cal
Talist Dies in Florida Funeral Noted in Orlando
An obituary note records the death of Marshall, a Chicago and Orlando financier from Highland Park, at the local address in Orlando on January 26.
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Orlando
Fia
Marshall
Highland Park
Chicago
Senate Reparations Debate Over Col Boyden Recall
The Senate relations committee met to explain American reparations policy as an irreconcilable bloc weighs demanding Col Boyden recall. Senator Borah seeks approval for a resolution urging President Harding to convene an international conference on financial and economic matters.
Police intensify search for Frank Face in Georgia raids
Police in Georgia on January 26 intensify a manhunt for Frank Face believed to be the leader of a gang involved in multiple liquor raids. Reports say the gang, posing as officers, stopped cars and ran liquor runs recently, prompting the statewide search.
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Frank Face
Coal Salesman Arrested Over Blackened Rock Scheme
Vincent H Olsen, a New York coal salesman, was arrested on a charge of selling 106 tons of crushed rock dyed black and billed as coal. Benino Brothers, coal dealers, say they paid him $1,400 for the product once linked to the defunct Teeator Fuel Company.
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New York
Vincent H Olsen
Tyn Coal
Benino Brothers
T Laconge
Teeator Fuel Company
Passenger Hurt as Train Wreck Shakes Rail Line
A railway accident near here injures a passenger identified as Passer Ma Gers and shakes two coaches. One official reports the incident raised near the area and that a coach or two left the rail car severely damaged with fatal concerns.
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Bevere
Tsar
Henry Ford offered Muscle Shoals nitrate power lease
Gray Silver of the American Farm Bureau Federation told the House Agriculture Committee that leasing the government nitrate and power plants at Muscle Shoals to Henry Ford could cut nitrogen fertilizer prices by about 65 percent. He argued Chilean nitrate costs farmers 22 cents a pound and that domestic production would save duties and boost farming, urging authority for Ford to operate the plant to supply air nitrate at about six cents per pound.
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Washington
United States
Henry Ford
Muscle Shgels
Ala
Gray Silver
American Farm Bureau
House Agricultural Commission
Chile
Department of Agriculture
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Ford
Militia Guards Black Man After North Carolina Murder Verdict
A platoon of state troopers guarded Jim Miller a black man found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of white planter John Sutton near Kingston North Carolina. Troops were ordered in from Goldsboro after fears of mob action following the electric chair sentence.
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Kingston
N. C
Jim Miller
John Sutton
Goldsboro
Sterling Doctor Elected President Of Lumbermen
Dr J Fair of Sterling Kansas was chosen president of the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association at the closing session of its 35th annual convention in Kansas City. He succeeds W S Dick of Kansas City with directors elected from Arkansas and Missouri for various terms.
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Kansas City
J. Fair
Sterling
Kas
Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Fair
Arkansas
M. T. Dyke
R. Morely
Bishop Tuttle Celebrates 86th Birthday in St Louis
St Louis Mo January 26 Daniel Tutt le presiding bishop of the Episcopali an Church in America marked his eighty sixth birthday by officiating at the annual meeting of the woman s auxiliary of the Missouri diocese He has been a bishop for fifty six years
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ST. Louis
Daniel
Tuttlé
Episcopia Church
America
Woman's Auxiliary
Mis
OME
Fragmented OCR Note on Naval Incident
An unclear OCR excerpt describes a naval incident with a California flagship and a boiler or forge explosion. Names and specifics are garbled, but references a casualty and investigation by officers. The fragment mentions water in a casting turning to steam and a 18 inch hollow ing.
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Los An Des
Con
Ana
Abe
California
Wmith
Shep
Lester G. Blanchard
Erhiaek
Dent
Hoover Says Russian Relief Hinges on Russian Action
Fragmentary notes quote Hoover praising American relief data while warning relief to Russia depends on Russian care. The incomplete text references statistics and the Department of Commerce as sources.
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Washington, Jah
Hoover
Russia
Roomer Killed Suspect Jammed New Orleans House
Karl Kuntz, 29, was shot in a rooming house linked to Tenn. Dix in New Orleans. Police say Kuntz briefly lived there and allegedly forced entry before a confrontation. The incident followed a dispute over rent with other roomers at the doorway.
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Orleans
Karl Kuntz
Tennes
O. Dix
Kuntz
Dix
Examination for Typists February 1943 in Alabama
Competitive examinations will be held February 13 for positions of stenographer typist and typist in government service. Locations include Birmingham Florence Selma Opelika Mobile and Montgomer y at the same time with full details forthcoming.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ste
Gover
Birmingham
Florence
Den
Opelika
Mobile
Icaloosa
Cabinet member in Washington suffers brief ailment
A Washington official, part of the Harding era cabinet, reports a week ago last Tuesday experiencing a grip like illness and was briefly unavailable. The incident prompted no public concerns about duties or security. The person recovered and returned to duties promptly.
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Washington
Dent Harding
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