Police Reward Totals for Mobile Officer Killing Suspect
A reward of six hundred dollars is announced for the capture of the killer of Officer Dean in Mobile. Detectives led by Paul Cazalas search the northern area. four Jackson officials share the reward, with two suspects already located and questioned. Additional leads involve a negro man named Starks and related accounts of the crime and aftermath.
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Ris Dean
Esfed
E. A. Burrows
Bob Driskell
Jackson
Ernest Yeatman
On & Nger
Mobile
Southern Railway
Paul Cazalas
Starks
Dein
Davis Dubose
Axis
Tories
Ries
Ie Hampton
Charges of Harrison narcotic act violation expected
Federal Narcotic Agent A Wade with Fernandes Garro and C Gon dalea, proprietors at Government Street, face charges under the Harrison Narcotic Act after detectives uncovered a morphine cache in a rear room of a lodging house at 65 Government Street. The cubes total about 240 dollars in street value, with a test by government chemists to follow.
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A. Wade
Fernandes Garro
Government Vernmen Street
Ene
C. Gondalea
Government Street
Tien
Tate
Coon Wilcox
Pistole
Arras
Mor Me Wee
Government Tee
New Orleans
Bsar
Rescue of Antinoe Crew Ends With Roosevelt Aid
The United States liner President Roosevelt aided the stricken British freighter Antinoe in a four day rescue effort. Thirteen of the Antinoe crew of 25 were saved at midnight after the ship rode heavy Atlantic storms, with twelve already rescued the previous day. The storm threatened the freighter and caused the loss of two sailors while attempting to bring aid.
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New York
United States
President Roosevelt
Yellville murder case tops Osark county brief
In Yellville Arkansas Jo Arnold Comer is named in a Osark county brief as the suspect in a violent death case involving 144 youths and a series of fatal incidents over a week. Local authorities report multiple victims and ongoing investigations.
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Yellville
Ark
Jo Arnold Comer
Torr
Osark Ya
Rates Authority for the Publication of Two
A local rates authority publishes notices regarding two rate changes. The item outlines the authority, purpose, and filing details for public record.
Mrs. Craighead Called by Death After Long Illness
Funeral services for Mrs. Craighead of Mobile will be held this afternoon from her Arden home at 4 o clock with interment in Pine Crest. A noted welfare and education advocate she led the State Federation of Women’s Clubs, served as parliamentarian, and held many civic posts. She authored a text on economy and procedure and recently revised it.
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Erwinhead
Mobile Register
Arden
Craighead
Aew
Aioe
Oo One
Seneemee Ndon Gdiicoiaien
Pene Bama Chila Weltars
Nme Cna
Rs. Craighead
Cna
Board the Benevolent Home
Eeepease Club
Clara Schuen
Mobile County
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Mobile County League of Women Voters
Alabama Wage Industrial Acr
Lake
Ina
Seerets d
Hit and Run Charge Denied in City Court
Weinacker argued he parked his car in the garage the afternoon of the collision and did not drive it until January 3 morning. City witnesses identified the car by its number and driver, and the court ruled evidence sufficient for a fine. Weinacker noted an appeal and posted a $200 bond. The Dobbins reckless driving case tied to a collision with a Bhi yard vehicle, with the complainant absent.
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Weinacker
H. L. Dobbins
Country Life Conference Set by Mobile County Training
A Country Life Conference organized by the Mobile County Training at Plateau will be held this week. The program will feature speakers including M. M. Riley and J. B. Wilson, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Mobile County
Plateau
Iond Y
M.M. Riley
Nev. Wilson
Junior Chamber Meeting Announces Local Civic Hosts
The Junior Chamber adjourns to host a community meeting with city and county officials and A representative citizens gathering at a designated venue. The event aims to discuss civic topics and strengthen local cooperation.
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Mobile Just Or Chamber of Commerce Ie
Hanae
al Tome Avis
Pat Ta Oeieakt
Tuoaet
Mo- Dt
Ia An
Sentence Involving Annie Burrill and Richard Wootson
Annie Burrill a 20 year old negro girl entered a plea of care Richard Wootson pleaded to a sentence of 16 years and a day in the penitentiary
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Annie K. Burrill
Richard Wootson
Technical Top-Working Methods Emphasized at EABERTS Meeting
The ECAR EABERTS 6-day session of the Mobile County association opens at 10 o'clock in the Assembly Room of the Cawthon Hotel with W. J. Durand presiding. The program features talks by R. L. Scott Bechtel and Clifton Kirkpatrick on graft care co operative marketing the national exchange and mobile section plans with round table discussions and officer elections.
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Mobile Ocunty’ Betes Association
Cawthon Hotel
W. J. Durand
South Rds
South Ortharde
Ala
R. L. Scott
Citronelle
Bechtel
Clifton Kirkpatrick
Selma
National_Exchange
W. P. Bullard
National Exchange
National Exchange; “Whatithe
Morgan Richards
Mobile
A. J. Harkins
Fowl River
Alfa
Resignation of Haskell Passed by President
January 28 Mason reports President has accepted the resignation of Col. William N. Haskell U.S. Army. Haskell had been promoted to major general in the New York defense society inquiry before the president. The action ends his official duties after Gov. Smith’s influence.
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Mason
Ene Bee
William N. Haskell
U. 8
S. A
New York State
Defense Societice
Haskell
Smith
Chrysler sedan identified and turned over to police custody
A sedan found in possession was identified and placed in police custody. Details mention P. G. Hanahan of Miami and a telegram from police, but the text is garbled.
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Chrysler
Eustody
P. G. Hanahan
Miami
Curato & Telegram
Scarab at ket stock edges higher after market opening
Early markets show Scarab stock trading near the session open as U. S. Steel leadership leads gains. The brief notes indicate optimism as stock indices start higher with limited details on other movers.
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Sagt Ec
Ket
New Orleans Futur Opened Steady and Bid Details
Market note shows opening steady with March at 38.46 and October bid. Fares unspecified. The fragment references New Orleans Futur, January dated data. No clear names or organizations beyond generic market terms.
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Orlebans Futur
Fares Np
Storm-Bound Fleet Off New York Delayed by Violent Seas
In a severe storm area four ships reached port after delays of two days. Captain Herbert Hartley of the Leviathan described conditions as the worst in thirty years. Open East Coast routes were affected with thirty ships still in the storm region.
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New York
Herbert Hartley
Leviathan
Lake Tug Sinks Amid Blizzard Rescue Effort
Coast guards report two men aboard the vessel Micki lost off Michigan during a blizzard. The boat drifted south at night and heavy seas hindered locating them. A tu Helen M. and a wi aly men aboard were also mentioned in preliminary reports.
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Tu Helen M
Wi Aly
Micki
Ratechigan
Coast Guards
Tees
Olympic Safe Report Confirms Liner’s Status
Wireless dispatch from New York confirms the White Star liner Olympic is safe and well. The message, received at 10 54 a m Greenwich time, places the ship 106 miles east of the Scilly Islands.
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Olympic Safe
New York
Olympic
Associat Press
Greenwich Time
Scilly Islands
White Star liner Olympic distress rumor denied
London cables report a wireless distress message about the White Star liner Olympic proves unfounded. The ship left Southampton for Cherbourg and New York, and White Star officials say no such radio contact fits her voyage. Lloyd's Agency has no further news since Cherbourg.
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London
White Star
Olympic
Southampton
Cherbourg
New York
Radio amateur sparks Olympic confusion at sea
A Columbus Indiana radio amateur announced hearing a message from the White Star Line ship Olympic en route from Southampton to New York. Officials dismissed the report noting the Olympic was not at sea and was in port in California.
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New Rork
Columbus
Indiana
Olympic
Southampton
New York
San 6
Calif
P. A. E Franklin
Baris seasieinas and misread lines in local column
A fragment from a historical page presents garbled OCR text including phrases like Baris seasieinas and odd quotes. Readable names or places are not identifiable, leaving only unclear snippets and ambiguous references.
Ghoul Who butchered girl now threats to take his life
David L. Mall, the confessed slayer of Anne May Dietrich, threatened suicide and remains under heavy guard at Moyamensing prison. A coroner’s inquest into Miss Dietrich’s death looms next Tuesday as detectives report his mental state and cooperation.
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Philadelphia
David L. Mall
Anne May
Moyamensing
Emer
Pennsvania
Hall
Marshall
Miss Dietrich
Itoo
Teachers' Work Topic at Negro Conference Session
Problems related to working conditions of teachers were discussed at the thirty-fifth annual negro conference in progress. A. B. Caldwell spoke as field agent of the Jeanes and Slater funds, W. A. Robinson addressed teacher training in North Carolina schools, and E. F. Frazier led the School of Social Science program.
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B. C. Caldwell
Jeanes and Slater Funds
W. A. Robinson
North Carolina
E. F. Frazier
School of Social Science
North Sea storm menaces ships. four fishermen drown
Oslo reports fierce North Sea storm sweeping the waters. Distress calls arrive from smaller vessels as vessels face violent seas. In Spain, four fishermen on the schooner Dorna were drowned after wrecking on rocks.
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Oslo
Morway
North Sea
Villa Garcia
Spain
Four Killed by Road Bandit in Macedonia
Vienna reports a Macedonian road bandit shot and killed four passengers yesterday, escaping with a large booty. The gunman fled and authorities seek him as a major investigation unfolds.
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Vienna
Pearl Fleet Struck By Tornado In Dred-mile Sweep
A cyclone on January 2 crushed two hundred pearling luggers and demolished many bags in a ten mile westward dredge sweep, as Sidney dispatches reported.
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Western
Sidney Aid
Three Days Left to Pay Poll Taxes in Mobile County
Public notice warns residents in Mobile County that only three days remain to pay poll taxes to qualify to vote. Delinquent voters are urged to settle accounts by Saturday or face disqualification from the upcoming election.
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Barnate
Mobile
Jock Somer
Luna Pall
Human butcher sits in prison a broken man
Philadelphia January 28 David L Marshall confessed to dismembering and severely harming Anna Mae Dietrich after an act of self harm attempt while under guard in a hospital. He remains nervous and in a frail state as the case proceeds.
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Grill Andig
Anna May ‘Dietrich
Mary Tinney
Marshall
Iren Ban Agyam
Taylor
Philadel
Philadelphia
David L. Marshall
Aise
Anna’ Mae Dietrich
Marsha Tae
Mitchell Case Gains Attention in Military Circles
Chaos of unclear notes suggests a review of the Mitchell case within American military authorities. Reportedly no official reason given for a decision, with rumors about potential suspensions and inquiries circulating among informed circles.
William Tilden to pursue acting career on Broadway
William Tilden, the national tennis champion, has announced plans to turn to acting on Broadway after his tennis career. Billy Quinn will play Don Q Junior as Tilden starts his stage ambition, receiving applause from prominent tennis figures backstage.
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William Oh
Broadway
America
Shell Whaness
Ward Lover
Billy Kuiin
Don Q
Tilden
Pert Bilt
Aaa
Minent Tenis
Briand Backed by U S Viewpoint After Conference
Premier Briand and British Foreign Secretary Sir Austin Chamberlain commented on the United States Senate stance toward joining the permanent court. They called the development significant and hoped it marks a first step toward wider adhesion.
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Paris
United States Senate
Permanent Court of
Oor Teterehe
Briand
Austin Chamberlain
Sternes
Easent Statesman
Old Boy With Young Heart Settles Suit Details
New York report describes Brinton Caldwell 63 facing breach of promise actions from Mrs Helen Gibbons and Mrs Zoe Boats. Testimony cites on porch observations in Bronxville and Caldwell's marriage to Marion Andrews two years prior. Boats sought $300,000, while Mrs Shiras demanded $5,000 for her alleged relationship.
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New York
Brinton Caldwell
Sader
Elthen
Helen ©. Gibbons
Westbrook
Maine
Zoe M. Boats
Boston
Caldwell
Miss Andrews
Paris Debates Army Reform Bill Amid Peace Efforts
The minister of war outlines a reform bill in the chamber aimed at extending service efficiency without harming the law. He notes that since peace France has set an example with reduced peace strength and shorter military service as part of broader disarmament trends.
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Paris
Jani
M. Painiere
France
Nee
Wife Educates Minor Husband in Oregon City Trial
In Oregon City on January 23 a wife testified in a $26,000 suit by a Canby school board claiming improper betrothed marriage. She described secretly marrying a 16 year old pupil in her classroom over a year ago and living apart while he works in a department store. Her husband, Clifford Samuelson, denied his mother arranged the marriage.
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Oregon City
Ore
Canby School Board
Clifford Samuelson
Samueleon
Ieeepung
Rosamond Leeshaw
Indictments Expected in Federal Murder Case
A federal grand jury near Guthrie is reported to have returned indictments likely against Hale, an Osage County man, and John Ramsey, a resident near Fairfax, in a case involving murder charges.
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Hale
Osage County
John Ramsey
Fairfax
New Venes
Guthrie
Memoirs of Colonel B. He to Be Serially Published
New York January 28 Herald Tribune to publish serial memoirs of Colonel B. He it will present personal emotion thought and views in letters to Wilson to Washington World denied use of terms or print for Mrs Woodrow's wishes according to the Herald Tribune summary.
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New York
York Herald-Tribune Tod
B. He
Wilson
Washington World
Woodrow
Herald-Tribune
Famous Japanese Leader Dies in Tokyo
Tokyo reports the death of a renowned Japanese statesman, widely known as General Viscount, who had served as a senior councillor. Details remain sparse as officials confirm the passing and honor the leader’s long public service.
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