Court Decisions Near in Labor Case Ruling in Mobile Disorder
Mobile officials weigh actions against the Industrial Workers of fi after clashes and hunger strikes. Judge Raulston in Dayton watches a trial with a key ruling on expert testimony and constitutional procedures as prosecutors and defense clash over the admissibility of evidence and the future course of the case.
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Dayton
Town
Suty
Sear
Arthur G. Hays
Hays
Raulston
William Jennings Bryan
John
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Fifteen witnesses called in U S Prohibition case in Washington county
Seventy five witnesses from Washington county summoned to federal court in a conspiracy to violate the national prohibition law trial. Defendants include Sheriff B L Onderdonk and Deputy L L Armstrong among eleven named defendants. Former Chief of Police P J OShaughnessy to be tried Monday along with related cases.
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Ington County
B. L. Onderdonk
L. L. Armstrong
J. 8. Powell
J. W. Powell
A. E. Gartman
Grady W. Hurst
Oliver P. Boykin
G. Herman Knight
John Onderdonk
John Woods
Lewis H. Williams, Jr
Washington County
P. J. O'Shaughnessy
Arrest at scene of stillIigh crime charges filed
A 45 year old man was arrested near Orchard in the county for manufacturing prohibited liquors after deputies watched a 450 gallon still in operation. Barrels of mash were destroyed and the suspect was jailed on the charge. Additional officers reported locating 15 gallons of white whiskey at a previously used still site. No further arrests were made.
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Orchard
Miet
W. O. Robbins
Seah McCrary
Schwarz
Hamilton
Luan
Pen
Garrett
Hawthorne
Wash County
Ala
Moray
Franco
Yth Water Street
Rube Dorlon
Gavalla Striking in Mobile River
In Mobile River launches along the waterfront report cavalla strikes with fish weighing up to 40 pounds. Captain Wallace aboard the Jaxinth Swan says two cavalla were landed, the largest 40 pounds, with others listed from the Alma R and Pearl W. prior-year landings noted and launchmen remark cavalla move with salt water alongside mullet and other fish.
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Mobile
Marshall ‘Wallace
Ivalla
R. Ll. Remy
Alma R
el Pana
Frank
Magazine item details lack clear headline
The readable text mentions a magazine story about Mobile and paving, noting current issue content on city streets and concrete work planned for the year, with photographs of local streets and paving efforts.
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Carrie
Story OF Mobile
Fright
Wall Trader brings in 12000 bunches of bananas at Louisville
The steamer Wall Trader arrived at port early this morning with 12 000 stems of bananas and was discharged at the Louisville He wharf. The fruiter was purchased by Ashbel Hub Company, a local banana deal in England, and this is the first shipment into the port.
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Louisville
Ashbel Hub& Company
England
Weather Outlook for Khan and Mississippi Through Saturday
The forecast calls for fair conditions across Khan and Mississippi with gradual improvement into Saturday. No significant precipitation expected, temperatures mild, and light winds noted across the region.
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Khan
Mississippi
Southern Shares Hit New Record On Wall Street
Southern Railway opened up about a point at a record top of 1007-8 as oils and utilities moved higher. United States Steel touched the highest price since the last report while Republic Steel's earnings boosted activity amid profit-taking and mixed rail bids. Futures showed steady cotton prices in New York and New Orleans openings.
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York
A.P
Derek
Southern Railway
Fland
Foundation Company
American Water Works
Ectric
Morse
United States Steel
Republic Steel Company
Risco
Chandler Motors
Mobile Seeks Export Rate on Tobacco Duties
Mobile officials reported a proposed export rate on tobacco to be published via the Warrior line to New Orleans. Brent, per Mr. Cobb, said the rate would improve traffic from the river serving Birmingham and enhance rail water rate division. The Warrior barge line also plans a joint rail and water rate from Mobile to Atlanta and Chattanooga.
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Tofor Sxeett
Ter
Kentucky
Witeher
One E
New Orleans
Acco
Fay c.Sfnce
Brent
Missippi-Warrior Barge Line
Mobile
Cobb
Warrior
Birmingham
Dates Line
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Arlington Dock Improvements Planned For City Boats
City officials plan contracts for building multiple boat houses at One Mile Creek to shelter launches and provide a gasoline station on the docks. A recreation lay ground on the sand beach may be delayed until next season, with bonds likely issued in fall to fund Arlington dock improvements.
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Arlington
One Mile Creek
George E. Crawford
Crawford
Recreation
Arlington Dock
Dismiss Kreumpel in Dog Law Case
Gerald H Kreumpel an attorney faced city dog running at large charges. Prosecutors dropped the case after evidence showed he was not responsible for the dog in the street. Kreumpel challenged the law's constitutionality but the city did not pursue that point.
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Gerald H.kreumpel
Recorder’s Court
Frank J. Yerger
Kircumpel
Quarantine Tug Von Erdorf Hits Squall Offshore
The quarantine tug Von Erdorf returning to Mobile after a Morgan visit rode a heavy squall yesterday afternoon. A canopy over the upper deck ripped, stanchions twisted, and a lifeboat cover tore away as the vessel took the blow about two o'clock.
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Mobile
Morgan
von Erdorf
Marsh Chosen as Khorassan Delegate
Moreland M. Marsh appointed delegate from Ramalah Temple No. 134 to the Supreme Council meeting at Akron August 11 14. Thomas B. Allman named as alternate delegate.
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Moreland M. Marsh
Ramalah Temple
Order Knights of Khorassan
Supreme Council
Thomas B. Allman
Negro hanged for hold up slaying in St Louis
St Louis July 17 Leon Williams age 27 one of four men convicted of the murder of Agoners on December 30 1824 was hanged for the hold up death. The execution was carried out in the city, marking the culmination of the trial.
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ST. Louis
Leon Williams
Convicted on multiple charges faces further murder case
In Chicago, July 17, a man convicted on a string of robbery and murder charges faces additional murder counts. Walter Krauser, once sentenced to hang for a cop slaying, pleads not guilty to Bernard Grant’s murder in the county jail. Grant awaits execution on the same charge in New York and elsewhere.
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Chicago
Tils
Tough
Axérnekes
Pernekes
Tars
New York
Walter Krauser
Bernard Grant
Krauser
Grant
Queen Mary Opens Salvation Army Maternity Hospital Ward
Queen Mary visited the Salvation Army maternity hospital in London's East End and stopped at bedsides of unwed mothers, greeting each woman and praising their babies with kind words, expanding her list of admirers during the extension opening.
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London
Salvation Army
East End
Premier Painleve Rides Submarine at Cherbourg
Premier Painleve and former Premier Herriott visited the naval maneuvers at Cherbourg with President Doumergue. They rode a submarine, learned its operation from the commander, and viewed the fleet through the periscope as ships steamed by.
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Cherboug
France
A.P
aPinieve
Herriott
Doumergue
France to Complete Ruhr Evacuation by End of July
Paris reports the foreign office announced France will evacuate the Ruhr completely by month end. The evacuation is already underway, with some troops moved toward the Ruhr war zone as officers gather details from occupation forces.
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Paris
United Press
Foreign Office
France
Ruhr
Man Taken to Answer on Worthless Checks Charge
Charles W. Barber an employee of a local auto firm was taken to Brookhaven Mississippi yesterday afternoon to answer a charge of passing worthless checks. Sheriff Barney Grice alleges Barber passed bad checks totaling 125 dollars. Barber's home was in Chickasaw.
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W. Barber
Brookhaven
Miss
Barney Grice
Barbers
Chickasaw
Furniture firm incorporated in Mobile
The Mobile Furniture Manufacturing Company, Inc. filed for incorporation today with capital of 20 000 dollars. Officers listed include A H Sarkhelaker as treasurer and Doyie as first vice president.
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Mobile Furniture Manufacturing Company, Inc
Repak
A. H. Sarkhelaer
Doyie
Cuban ruler suspends death actions amid political turmoil
A listless report from Havana notes imperial actions in Cuba paused after a rapid sequence of executions and a hurried move by authorities to Pinar del Rio. The piece references the secretary and a paramour as part of the unfolding drama and mentions a potential commutation during a pending suspension.
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Havana
Cuba
Benera Moe
Rraque
Pinar del Riobile
Approximate Age of Earth Calculated From Rocks
A fragmentary report notes a method to estimate Earth's age using precambrian rocks and geological deposits. The text mentions radioactivity and mineral samples as part of the calculation, with references to locations and dates in a historical newspaper style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenigsbergsberg
Peg Wilhelm
England Opposed to Parley on China
Britain has flatly informed the United States France and Japan that she opposes any conference of powers to abolish extraterritoriality in China at this time. The attitude was communicated to Ambassador Houghton and to the French and Japanese ambassadors invited to Downing Street.
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London
Britain
United States
France
China
Coolidge
Kellogg
Houghton
Jap Ambassanho
Downing Street
Rockefeller Donation Funds Divinity School Endowment
Chicago A P Rockefeller contributed 1 006 000 dollars to the Divinity School endowment at the University of Chicago. The gift strengthens the university program and supports scholarly work and student aid.
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Chicago
Toly_ ti
A.P
John D. Rockefeller
Divinity School of the
Versity of
Storm Toll Reported From Eastward Weather Outbreak
The storm caused fatalities across the eastern region with reports from Wheeling West Virginia to New York. A Pittsburgh man died from lightning striking his radio aerial, a farmer in Glenburg New York perished, and a man in Ontario was killed attempting protection. The storm disrupted power, roofs, trees, and transit, with a deluge swamping a national guards encampment and delaying the Metropolitan Open at Grassy Sprain.
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Pittsburgh
Li Ine
Glenburg
N. Y
Auleville Ontario
New York State
Grassy Sprain
Yonkers
Rubber monopoly cited as concern by rubber men
Washington July 17 President Kellogg was asked by a delegation of rubber manufacturers to aid in breaking the British rubber monopoly. The group included Frederick Hood of Hood Rubber Company A L Wiles of the Rubber Association of America and Edward B German of Dunlop Tire and Rubber Company.
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Washington
International New Service
Kellogg
Guoericus Rubber Manufacturers
Frederick Hood
Hood Rubber Company
A. L. Wiles
Rubber Association of America
Edward B. German
Dunlop Tire and Rubber Company
Australians Loan Floating In New York and London Offers
New York announces a flotation of a 75 million dollar loan for Australia. Public offering of 30 year gold bonds to be sold in New York next Monday at 99 1/2. Simultaneous sale of 5 million pounds of the same bonds in London.
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New York
A.P
Commonwealth of Australia
J. Isnos & Company
London
Miners Seek Transparency on Executives' Wages
Anthracite miners in Atlantic City demand disclosure of salaries paid to presidents directors and lawyers to assess labor costs. Mine owners refuse saying such details are irrelevant. The scale conference adjourned until Tuesday afternoon.
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Atlantic City
N. J
A.P
Trade union merger abroad approved by executives in London
A conference of trade union executives in London approved a plan for a vast consolidation alliance incorporating millions of British workers. The pact aims to unite miners railway men engineers shipbuilders and transport workers under a single framework.
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London
A.P
Ccutives
Government Plans Intervention in Mine Wage Dispute
A three hour conference with President Coolidge discussed potential government action if wage scale negotiations fail and a strike is called on September 1. The department of labor is in touch with operators and miners to secure an agreement before the August 31 contract expiry.
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Ori Ae
ALP
Rae
Cooltige
Department of Ja
Real Sheik Comes to Visit America
Sheik Saibe Kattgab Fadal lah, a 24 year old visitor, arrived at Ellis Island and expressed desire to land in Los Angeles for an extended stay. He seeks to visit Mrs Anita Baldwin of Los Angeles, daughter of the late E. J. Baldwin, after meeting her during Mrs Baldwin’s Egypt tour. Immigration inspectors slated him for standard examination.
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New York
N.Y
Saibe Kattgab Fadallah
Neark
Anita Baldwin
Los Angeles
Baldwin
Ellis Island
Hayes
Egypt
Golfers Start in Bronxville in Metropolitan Open
GOLFERS IN BRONXVILLE began the Metropolitan Open with ideal weather after a rain delay. Players started the first round and will complete both first and second rounds of 18 holes before night, with Pat Doyle of Elmsford Willie Klein of Garden City and George McLean the home pro among early starters.
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Bronxville
Nui
A.P
Pat Doyle
Elmsford
Willie Klein
Garden City
George McLean
Louisiana mother and baby killed in wreck fire
Mrs. C Gros 30 and her seven month old baby died when a gasoline tank exploded as her husband struck a match to locate her beneath a wrecked car. Gros a road worker from New Louisiana was burned. the family had been traveling from Farmville with three children when the vehicle left the road and overturned.
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Virginia
Cookson
Nile
Santa Ana
Ruston
C. Gros
Gros
New la
Farmville
Paleo
Douglas
Miners Committees Weigh Plan for Massive Union Alliance
London July 17. The executive committees of the miners, railway men, engineers, shipbuilders and transport workers unions met to consider a proposal for a vast consolidation alliance. The plan could trigger a national work stoppage if miners do not secure their current settlement aims.
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London
Unclear trial proceedings raise defense concerns
Fragmented text describes a courtroom scene with jurors hearing the defense through newswire devices. The narrative notes delays and alleged unfair advantages, claiming the trial has shown little progress and may impact expectations for the defense.
Mannie Kessler Released After Prohibition Fine Payment
Mannie Kessler, freed in Atlanta after serving his term for violating the national prohibition act, leaves for New York once his $10,000 fine is paid. His sentence expired but authorities kept him until funds arrived. Morris Sweetwood, also freed on a separate two year term, faces similar payment hurdles as his family sought funds.
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Atlanta
Mannie Kessler
Atlanta ‘Penitentiary
New York
Kessler
Morris Sweetwood
Sweetwood
Four Men Ready For Trial In Bank Robbery Murder Case
A.P. report notes Tyrus Clark and three others face trial for a June Bank of Springs robbery murder. Lou M. Stout previously found guilty with a death sentence under state law.
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A.P
Tyrus Clark
Bery
Bank of Springs
Aerons
Lou M. Stout
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