Cleveland man on trial for interfering with government witness
The Cleveland man, known figure in the area, faced an oral court charge for interfering with government witness Charles Schreiner who was beaten months earlier. Schreiner testified as a state witness in a conspiracy case. the defendant has four prior mistrials in the killing case of an elderly boss. The father, Jack Cleveland, a former revenue and road official, is under a 15 year sentence awaiting appeal.
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Tom ‘Cleveland
Eeepteton
Eee
Stephen Leming
Oysterman
Fedae
Charles Schreiner
Schreiner
Aeser
Joachim
Heveland
Ammateur
Reveland
Neeety
Bond
Jack Cleveland
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Bossing
Casey
Hearn
Texas
Kangas
Ember
Cottrell
Lay Misi
Biloxi
Goman
Mississippi Penitentiary
Burns
Cigay
Cite Trell
HY Beckman
Charles OlKeith
Kansas
Lansing
Ben
A. Y.etme
Jackson County
Arkansas
Steel common stocks dip as market opens
Steel common stock falls a full point at the open amid broad heaviness in the market. Woolworth and General Electric slide 1 to 1.5 points while oils show countertrend activity. Futures for March through December are listed, with cotton futures opening steady in New York.
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Woolworth
General Electric
New York
Alabama Power to Expand Mobile Electric System
The Alabama Power Company will acquire Mobile Electric, extending 110000 volt hydropower lines nearly 200 miles from Coosa and Tallapoosa plants to Mobile. T. K. Jackson of Mobile Electric will stay on in Mobile and join Alabama Power to run the local plant as part of a plan to consolidate lighting and power providers in South Alabama with anticipated rate reductions.
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Mobile’ Monese Company
Alabama Power Company
Mobile
Coosa
Tallapoosa
T. K. Jackson
Mobile Electric Company
Chicago
H. M. Byllesby
Alabama Wor
Y. T. K. Jackson
Ee Oe
Mobile Electricompany
Arure
South
Alabama
Os Mobile
Ce Lary Hydro
Restora ee or KIDDIES POSSIBLE
A report from the University of Colorado hospital states doctors predict recovery outcomes for a patient. While full sight may not return, initial signs suggest partial restoration and hopeful prospects for some vision.
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University of Colorado
Evidence Builds Frame-Up Claim In Mrs. Barnes Murder Case
The defense pursues a frame-up theory in the Mrs. Barnes murder trial as jurors hear testimony about a revolver Edwards claimed to have seen, sketches of the Edwards home, and alleged officer instructions. Prosecution presents details about the weapon, home damage, and bloodstains as corroborating facts.
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Deatinaa
Mra. Ba
Parbaum
Birmingham
Edwards
W. A. Stephens
W. R. Sims
Ga *Phens
Fron
Havi de
Arrest record details Casey escapes and prison terms
The report traces Casey and accomplices from the Arkansas jail to escapes in Texas Mississippi and Kansas. It notes prior sentences for robbery and prison escapes in multiple states. Casey allegedly confessed to robberies, escaping repeatedly and using aliases, with authorities debating transfer to Arkansas for stronger charges.
Schooner Hope Sherwood Returns After Grounding Incident
The schooner Hope Sherwood, owned by Captain J. M. Scott, was brought back to port in tow of the James Darehest after running aground near Santa Rosa for about three weeks. The tug Hervey Lytle remained alongside for eight days while divers attempted to refloat the vessel. A channel was dug by the dredge to aid recovery and the Hope Sherwood was finally moved from the beach.
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Hope Sherwood
J. M. Scott
James Darehest
Santa Rosa
Hervey Lytle
James Daugherty
Rtg
Anr
Galing and Wrecking Company
Service Men Meet Tonight At Elks Club
Price Williams Major F C and General William L Sibert will speak at the Elks Club in mobile service men’s night. Lamar Y McPost No 8 American Legion hosts the event with 4 ex service men invited. The program begins late with a planning committee including Dr A Danheisser Watt Malone Bolton Armbrecht Burns Gill McConnell Dill and Porterfield.
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Price Williams
F. C
William L. Sibert
Elks’ Club
Spec
Lamar Y. McPost
American Legion
Danheisser
Watt F. W. Malone
Ter Bolton
C. B. Armbrecht
J. Burns, Jr
Albert Gill
Robert McConnell
Henry H. Dill
John R . Porterfield
Tug Echo to be raised after river wreck near Texas docks
The tug Echo of Mobile Tow and Wrecking Company lies in the river at Peed Texas after a whirlpool incident. Workers attempt to raise the vessel by slipping chains around submerged logs as divers and boats prepare to resume efforts Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Mobile Towaig Wrecking Company
Peed Texas
Eeaeaeces Reef
Tests in Melbourne Show Mixed Results
Reports from Melbourne indicate failed and successful trials between teams yesterday with unclear details in the shorthand update. Officials noted mixed outcomes but did not provide full results or specific scores.
Unclear Weather Forecast Fragment
Unclear OCR fragment describes unsettled conditions with possible rain. Mentions warmer Thursday. details sparse and uncertain about timing or locations.
Gasoline Prices Rise Two Cents Across City
A two cent jump in gasoline prices hits city stations with Gulf Refining and Texas Oil confirming the rise. Texans note prices moved from 17 cents on January 19 to 19 cents by January 20, with today bringing another two cent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Refining Company
Texas Oil Company
Temperature Dips To 86 Degrees In Mobile Cold Front
A norther reached Mobile yesterday lowering the lowest reading to 86 degrees as springlike weather ended. Showers are likely tonight and Thursday with unsettled skies and gradually rising temperatures Thursday. Nearby Meridian and other coastal points reported lower temperatures, some below freezing.
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Mobile
Meridian
Miss
Prohi violator Groeschner fined in recorder court
Joseph Groeschner of Conception and Delaware streets was fined 55 dollars or 50 days after a glalion jug of white whiskey was found under a store he operated. He faced a harsher penalty on future convictions and authorities say police and officers are cracking down on illegal liquor entering Mobile.
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Joseph Groeschner
Conception
Delaware
Recorder
Recorder’s Court
Groeschner
Lillie Gardiner
Mobile
Cer Cannon
Negro Fisherman Crip Weaver Found Dead in Boat
The body of Crip Weaver, a Black fisherman and hunter known locally, was found aboard a row boat near Bay Delvan on the Mobile Baldwin border. A report was made to Dr. F.
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Bay Delvan
Mobile
Baldwin
Youths Leave Auto On Bay Steamer
Police report youths left a Ford automobile on a bay steamer. Florida license 25820 turned over to Fairhope with a statement that two boys aboard the boat during the season took the vehicle and were from Pensacola.
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Florida
French debt plan splits US war debts into moral and material parts
Paris reports Louis Dubois, ex minister and reparations chief, argues in the chamber that France will not repudiate debts to the United States. He divides American advances into a moral debt for wartime participation and a material debt split into commercial and political elements.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Louis ,Dubois
Poincare
M. Dubois
Clemente
Germany Looks to Probe Entente Pact With France and Belgium
Paris January 28 The French government has received from Berlin reliable information suggesting Germany may within a day or two seek to gauge France and Belgium on a trilateral pact among the three powers. Berlin has hinted at such a step, with no details on form. The foreign office believes Berlin seeks a roundabout revision of Tadod Seemsee under the Franco Polish alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Berlin
France
Belgium
Germany
Foreign Office
Action on world court plan eyed before Congress adjourns
Washington reports advocates push for action on the Har teers world court plan with five weeks left in the session. Some say a vote might occur while others delay to refine proposals before presenting them to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Preayvederoniaene
Borah
Gloria Swanson Marries Marquis Henri de la Faise in Paris
Gloria Swanson wed the Marquis Henri de la Faise in a Paris noon ceremony at Passy with Baron D'Aigny as witness. The couple left for the Hotel Plaza Athenee for a luncheon and a Parisian honeymoon, Swanson saying she will remain in films for at least the present.
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Paris
Gloria Swanson
Amanitees Cisson
Henri de la Fiaise
Passy
Pasay
Baron D'Aigny
Swanson
Marquis
Forest Halsey
New York
de la Flaise
Miss Swanson
Plaza Athene
Mary
Marquise de la Faise
Switzerland
James Hennesey
France
Agreement Reached in Chilean Impasse
In Valparaiso the naval officers approve the agreement between former Foreign Minister Augustin Edwards and the army leaders who toppled the government. Amnesty is declared for critics. Arturo Alessandri aims to return as constitutional president. a junta will govern until his return, with a civil cabinet planned and a constituent assembly to be convoked. General Altamirano and Admirals Nef Gomez and Carreno remain at the palace until the new government forms.
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Santiago
Chile
Associated Press
Valparaiso
Augustin Edwards
Arturo Aleasandri
Constitu
Emilio Bello Sodecido
Dartnell
Ward
Luis Altamirano
Nef
Gomez
Carreno
Inquiry Ordered Into Fire at Georgia Packing Plant
Macon authorities ordered a searching investigation into the blaze that damaged the Georgia Packing Company plant and killed part owner James Daly. Daly's body was found burned beyond recognition in the debris after the fire was put out, with officials suspecting incendiary origins and possible further cover ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
International News Service
Georgia Packing Company
James Daly
Daly
Bitter Snowstorm Strikes Capital Amid Fatalities
A bitter snowstorm hit the capital with two deaths reported. Dr. Lumaden and Archie Barrett, both identified locals, were noted in connection with illness and a fatal street incident. Early morning temps were described as markedly cold.
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Dr. Lumaden
Archie Barret
Youths Held in Auto Fatality Amid Atlanta Tragedy
Atlanta January 28 flags at half mast for Alderman Dolvin killed in a car crash. Three youths surrendered after a search for the death car ended. A. M. M. 26 a deacon faces murder charges while W. G. Cooper 18 and C. B. Thurman are held on dis orderly conduct with bail set. Morria denies drinking or carrying liquor and says they fled after the accident.
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Atlanta
Carl Dolvin
Dolvin
Capitol View Presbyterian Church
W. G. Cooper
Maidman Cooper
C. B. Thurman
Morria
Sartain's Affairs at Prison Probed
Atlanta reports a federal grand jury probes the administration of A. E. Sartain warden of Atlanta Penitentiary. Sartain and deputy L. J. Fletcher were indicted earlier for alleged favoritism to wealthy prisoners. Four inmates including George Remus testifying from Athens. Other prisoners C. Tatum and William Haar from Savannah also mentioned.
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Atlanta
United Press
A. E. Sartain
Columbus Ohio
Sartain
Ll. J. Fietcher
George Remus
Cincinnati
Emmanuel Kessler
New York
Athens
C. Tatum
William Haar
Savannah
Fletcher
Buckingham Palace May Be Picketed
London January 28. Striking engineering staff at the offices of works threaten to picket Buckingham Palace and James Palace and government buildings if voluntary labor is used to run services. Volunteers have kept duties going but 3,000 men are idle. Electric lighting, heating, and other engineering work in palaces and government buildings are affected.
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London
Buckingham Palace
St. James Palace
Two Earthquakes Recorded on Georgetown Seismographs
Washington reports two mounted earthquakes detected by Georgetown University seismographs. Father Tondorff marked the first quake starting at 11 29 p m and lasting to about 1 00 a m, with estimated epicenter about 1500 miles from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hington
Georgetown University
New Warden Calls Idleness Bad in Prisons
Mrs. Snook, who inspected European criminal institutions, says American prisons are the best regulated, most sanitary and advanced in the world while a new warden warns idleness is harmful and advocates an eight hour workday with fair pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permanens Haritanin
Jury Selected for Inquest Into Daytona Deaths
A jury was empaneled in Daytona, Florida, on January 28 to hear an inquest into the deaths of Col. Breth L. Merchant and his wife, both Daytona window washers. Witnesses say Merchant shot his wife and then turned the gun on himself during a jealous quarrel. The couple had arrived from Cleveland shortly before the tragedy.
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Daytona
Pila
Elieoner
Breth L. Merchant
Merchant
Ollo
Arbuckle Rumors Seem Confirmed on Doris Deane Wedding
Hollywood Galley Jaf 28 notes Rus morse of another ringe ritobega and former tin endiaae were cater Tikes con tipaees by Arbuckle oigh hia. He admitted he would have an announcement to make within a few days. The wedding plans of himt ook Miss Doris Deane, act Shackt indi cated the wedding would be a quiet affair.
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Hollywood
Gal
Rusmorse
Ringe Ritobega
Tin
Cater
Arbuckle
Doris Deane
Act
Peking Tramway Operators Go On Strike
In Peking, tramway operators, new to service only 40 days, walked off their posts today amid disorder and confusion. The strike followed a row diem tied to the New Year celebrations as passengers refused to pay fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Associated Press
Ankle corsets claimed to slim ankles in London shops
In London on January 28 a rubber ankle corset advertised to reduce ankle circumference to slender dimensions without discomfort. The design is said to be of German origin and sold by beauty shops via a modiste who touts the invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Flood Waters Abate in South Georgia
Flood waters of South Georgia were rapidly abating today and normal train service resumed. Officials say thousands lost possessions but relief agencies are aiding victims as authorities estimate widespread damage approaching a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Atlanta
Widow of Corker, former Cork mayor, dies in California
Mrs Aurelia Jane Hargrave Corker, widow of Captain John Corker once father to Corks Sea Lord Mayor, died in Los Angeles at 78. A Texas native and Sulphur Springs native, she was reportedly the first child there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Aurelia Jane
Hargrave Corker
John
Cork
Ireland
Texas
Chinese Leaders Sail for Japan Amid Border Fighting
Chinese leaders sail for Japan as Shanghai reports border clashes at the west frontier. Northern forces strike to push back rival groups while the Volunteer corps coordinates defense and border settlements amidst the mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yuan
Japan
Sun
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Henri de la Faise
Wallace Beery
Herbert Lambzon
Iss Swanson
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