Mobile Cotton Exam Board to Open in Mobile
A new board of cotton examiners will be established in Mobile by the U S department of agriculture based on information from the Chamber of Commerce. The Mobile office will gain 10 to 12 workers and operate from a renovated building with new skylights and equipment. Heath Pethberton will head the local bureau with support from a regional staff as offices expand. Turn To Page 8 Calumn 7.
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Board of Cotton Examiners
Mobile
United States Department of Agrimovi
Chamber of
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur D. Palmer
Division of
Cotton Marketing
Heath Pethberton
Bureau
Ie Chamboc
Vaniaeiens
Allem
New Orleans
U. S
Cottors- Examiners
Fall Delays in Jail Sentence for Oil Lease Bribe
Justice Bailey postpones Albert B. Fall’s one year jail term after a lengthy conference with attorneys. The case centers on an $100,000 bribe for an oil lease while he was a senator. Possible transfer to a western prison, with Texas or New Mexico as a sending location, was discussed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Justice Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Albert B. Fall
Pryncane
Texas
New Mexico
Fall
Frank Hogan
Bailey
Hogan
Rover
Suppression of Facts Charged To U S Board By Discharged Expert
Washington July 13 Secretary Lamont called for a full statement on controversy tied to the discharge of Dr Ray C former economist of Pioneer that outlines foreign trade items like tourist expenditures and imports and exports and estimates total trade with the world while noting the impact of the Smoot Hawley tariff and prohibition on travel to Canada.
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U.S. Board
Lamont
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Ray O. Hall
Associated Press
Washington
Ray C
Sioneer
Feiker
Canada
Mer
Pair Is Sentenced for Petit Larceny
Willis Turner and Sam Johnson received 60 days of hard labor each after conviction for petit larceny. They were arrested by Police Gilmore for stealing sugar from Four Square Grocery at Water and Government streets. Norman Jones got 30 days hard labor for stealing knives from Kress & Co. store, arrested by Detectives Arras and Burden.
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Willie Turner
Sam Johnson
D. H. Edington
Gilmore
Four Square
Water
Government Streets
Norman Jones
Recorder
Kress & Co
Jones
Arras and
Burden
Several Local Detainees Hit With Fines in Plateau Court
Clarence Smith faced 101 dollars and 50 days in the inferior court for creating a disturbance in Plateau. Deputies Mills Lymon and Patterson led other cases: Hugh Patterson and O B Lymon paid 50 dollars and 20 days for violating the prohibition law. George Jones alias Young paid 65 dollars and costs for 30 days on the same charge. Salena Allen received 30 days hard labor for stealing clothing valued at 9.50.
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Clarence Smith
Plateau
Smith
Mills
O. B. Lymon
Hugh Patterson
George Jones
Alias Young
Salena Allen
New Trial Denied for J M dJonies in Recent Conviction
A judge rejected the request for a new trial by J M dJonies who was recently convicted on charges related to a second offense. The ruling sets the stage for sentencing and potential appeals.
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J. M. dJonies
Sail Held in Cutting Event
A cutter faced two charges in a nautical incident described as a cutting event at sea. Details are fragmentary but indicate legal action and maritime context involving a sailor.
Jurors Add Four Capital Cases to Circuit Court Docket
The grand jury adjourned and filed a report listing indictments against inmates and on bond. Capital charges include murder in the first degree for Charley Hawkins and Willie Mae Clausen, plus robberies and larceny involving multiple defendants. Also noted are treasury receipts for July and year-to-date totals.
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W. A. Conrad
Willie Mae Clauson
Hawkins
Louis
Atkins
Fagan
Gus Angelator
Carlston
Petit
Dale
Pope
Claen Chee
Martin Lindsey
Charley Hawkins
Louis Atkina
Tom Brown
Banana Selling Company
John Brufson
Ellane
Willie Mae Clausen
Plos
Foster K. Hale, Jr
Miller Hears Delegations On Local Bills In Mobile
Governor B M Miller listened to a Mobile delegation opposing a Taylor bill to provide free textbooks through the sixth grade. The delegation feared the board would select unsuitable texts. A second bill, Craft, would refund about 1 200 000 tied to county construction projects.
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B. M. Miller
Mobile
Associated Press
Mobile County
Turtle incident prompts Mobile authorities
A sea turtle was captured by a group of friends who flipped it and roped it on a senior morning. The animal was transported to Mobile by automobile for handling.
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Ree
Mobile
Pigs Are Injured In Three City Accidents
In three traffic accidents here Mae Moore fourteen and Harry Sibby twenty one occupants of two cars were taken to City hospital for treatment. Their injuries were minor. Mrs Ruth Cooper of 1508 Bay Street was a driver in another vehicle.
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Mae Moore
Harry Sibby
Ruth Cooper
Rainbow division veterans gather for thirteenth reunion in Macon
Veterans of the Rainbow division gather in Macon Georgia for their thirteenth annual reunion. Francis P Duffy a noted division figure was expected from New York and memorial services with J E Sammons Baptist minister were planned for tomorrow afternoon. A barbecue Wednesday afternoon is set to conclude the gathering.
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Macon
Rainbow Division
France
Diana
Minnesota
Florida
Michigan
Het Caan
Disig Sek
Francis P. Duffy
New York
J. E. Sammons
New trial ordered in Helen Spence case in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Helen Spence who shot Jack Worls during his trial for her father’s murder in Dewitt. Her five year sentence was overturned due to trial errors including expert sanity testimony.
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Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
Helen Spence
Jack Worls
Dewitt
Worls
Berlin Moves to Guarantee Deposits Amid Banking Firm Liquidation
The Berlin government steps in to reassure business sectors by assuming the liquidation process of a large bank. Officials promise insured deposits and orderly transfer of assets to protect creditors and customers. The move signals state intervention to prevent wider financial turmoil.
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Berlin
Speedy Aid Sought for Germany Reported by Ambassador
Washington July 13 Amb Sackett reports to the state department that immediate financial relief for Germany was deemed essential. An early caller at the embassy noted urgent calls for aid and rapid action by authorities.
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Washington
Germany
State Department
Ambassador Sackett
Mille
Luther Called to Swiss Bank Post Delays Unclear
In Basel Switzerland the German Reichsbank official Dr Hans Luther arrived amid waiting rectors with reports on his appointment as a key financial contact. However details and outcomes remained unsettled as the visit continued.
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Associated’ Press
Basse
Switzerland
Hans Luther
German Reichsbank
Bank Suspends Payments as German Markets Halt
By Wade Werner Berlin July 13 a great bank faced collapse and all German stock exchanges closed as the government moved to avert nationwide ruin. The Darmstaedter and National Bank with 63 branches in Berlin and other Reich areas suspended payments and guaranteed deposits.
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Berlin
Germany
Darmstaedter and National Bank
Reich
Keyes to Be Freed From San Quentin Prison
Asa Keyes former Los Angeles county district attorney will be freed from San Quentin in about three months. The state prison board fixed his sentence at five years and he has served 16 months. Keyes was convicted of accepting over $100 000 in bribes for alleged failure to prosecute wealthy Californians in a stock sale scandal.
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San Quentin
Cal
Asa Keyes
Los Angeles
State Prison Board
Keyes
Paio
Lightning kills 15 year old visiting Alabama family
Clyde Joiner of Bartow Florida was struck by lightning at 2 p.m. Sunday while visiting the Dee Denton home near OPP Alabama. He held an iron bed and talked with Denton children as the bolt entered a bedroom. several others escaped unharmed. Joiner died. his father A A Joiner, a brother and two sisters accompanied the family back to Bartow with the body.
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Black Cat
Thef Links
PB. A. Bristow
Dexter Canning Songsat
St. Joseph
Beauregard
Bristow
Williams Street
Ben Chaplin
Dunbar
Opp
Ala
Clyde Joiner
Bartow
Fia
Dee Denton
Young Joiner
Denton
A. A. Joiner
Dentons
Pantages Freed in Girl Market Conspiracy Case
San Diego July 13. Alexander Pantages, noted showman, and his co defendants were freed of conspiracy charges in the girl market case by Superior Judge L. Turrentine. The decision absolves the defendants of moral conspiracy claims in the high profile trial.
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San Diego
Cal
Alexander Pantages
L. Turrentine
Cabkadbey Beas Wheaten
Plane crashes fatal to nine across U S and Canada
Air accidents over the weekend killed nine people in the United States and Canada. Chester Bailes and William Warren perished in a Chicago Municipal Airport crash after a takeoff when the engine quit. Miss Elizabeth Osborn and Miss Ruby Hinson, both of Jonesboro Arkansas, died in a separate crash near Jonesboro.
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Associated Press
United States
Canada
Chester Bailes
Kansas Ene
William Warren
San Antonio
Tex
Chicago Municipal
Bailes
Braniff
Elizabeth Osborn
Ruby Hinson
Jonesboro
Ark
H. EB. Lawhead
Lawhead
Harrisonville
Fokker to Form His Own Plane Company
Anthony H. G. Fokker, aircraft designer and builder, breaks with General Aviation Corp a GM subsidiary and will form his own company. He remains a director at General Aviation with 25 percent stock. He plans to start manufacturing his own planes and becomes a naturalized citizen this month.
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New York
Anthony H. G. Fokker
Airp
General Aviation Corporation
General Motors
General Aviation
Airmen Seek New Records In Many Areas
Long Island flyers Seth Yerrington and Edward Maloney head to Mexico City after a Roosevelt Field takeoff to chase a nonstop transcontinental record. French flyers Joseph Lebrix and Marcel Doret aim to set a new Moscow to Tokyo air line record as Laura Ingalls trains through Waynoka toward a solo Paris flight. Robbins and Jones, forced down during a refueling run to Tokyo, plan another attempt on their return home.
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Seth Yerrington
Edward Maloney
Mexico City
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Joseph Lebrix
Marcel’ Doret
France
Moscow
Paris
Okyo
Laura Ingalls
Waynoka
Oxfalnsd
New York
Reg. L. Robbins
Harold 8. Jones
Tokyo
Plane completes flight to Mexico City non stop from New York
The Captain Emilio Carranza circled Brownsville airport at 9:35 a.m. and crossed the Rio Grande heading toward its goal. The aircraft was piloted by Edward Maloney and Seth Yerrington on the New York to Mexico City route.
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Brownsville
Texas
Emilio Carranza
New York
Mexico City
Rio Grande
Geal
Edward Maloney
Seth Yerrington
Miss Ingalls Flies From Waynoka Toward Paris Route
Miss Laura Ingalls began a solo flight along the Lindbergh route at 10 14 a m traveling from Waynoka Oklahoma to Wichita Kansas en route to New York.
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Ingalls
Waynoka
Oklo
Laura Ingalls
Paris
Here
Wichita
Kans
New York
Nine Jailed For Riot In Silk Mill Rioting
Pawtucket Rhode Island July 13 nine persons arrested as crowds gathered near the Royal Weaving Company where 1300 silk workers were on strike. A mass meeting in a field led to police action arresting nine, with five men and four women among the detainees. An agent said plans to reopen the mill would be attempted later.
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Associated Press
Pawtucket
R. I
Royal Weaving Company
Joseph Ott
Mill
Stimson On Tour Visits Ancient Battlefields In Rome
Ambassadors from Britain France and the United States are received this afternoon as Stimson tours historic sites in Rome. The American delegation plans to depart tomorrow for Paris.
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Rome
Galin
France
Paris
Paib L. E. Davis and Pedro Witon Granted Release
L. E. Davis and Pedro Witon, held on anonymous charges, were ordered released Monday after the grand jury failed to indict. Davis was confined on an embment charge, while Washington faced an alleged statute case.
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PAIB
L. E. Davis
Pedro Witon
Ayx
Davis
Washim
Weather summary for Alabama and Mississippi regions
Local forecast shows cloudy conditions with showers in Alabama Monday and Tuesday with unsettled periods. Mississippi expects cloudy skies, scattered showers, and a Tuesday coast impact. River conditions in the area remain steady with no major changes.
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Alabama
Mississippi
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