Four I W W members jailed five days in police court
Recorder D H Edington sentenced four alleged Industrial Workers of the World members to five days in city jail or labor on the streets, warning of county road sentences for a secret in court. Names given include Oscar Catone and August Andersen. Three others were released on peace bonds after questioning.
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D. H. Edington
Industrial Workers of the World
Oscar Catone
Ben Shelers
August Andersen
Oscar Lanquest
Wien
Edington
Quartette
Eee
Ralph Olsen
Cécil Graham
A. Lin
Chicago July News Teaser Finds Moral Turmoil In City
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled Chicago scene with mentions of lights and a case involving a man and woman, alleged ties to a crime ring, and a large sum of money. Sparser prose hints at social upheaval and police interest amid chaotic wording and partial names.
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Chicago
Chichewa
Discovery
Band Concert in Bienville Square Tonight
The weekly concert in Bienville Square opens at 7 with a varied program of marches waltzes and popular songs. The ensemble includes Salo and Bees furnishing music with selections such as America Chimes of Normandy and My Buddy plus Meditations and Defiance Overture to close.
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Bienville Square
Salo
America
Hippodrome
Alexander
Eliland
Frilitz
Marshalls
Argentina
Davis
Morrison
Normandy
Planquette
Buddy
Bendix
Frank
Kirchner
Rockwell
Defendants’ Bondsmen Pay Fine After Hindley Fails Court Appearance
C Connor and George Richardson, bondsmen for L W Hindley, paid the fine and costs after Hindley failed to appear to answer federal prohibition charges. The bond was $1000 but was discharged by plea of guilty with an agreement to pay part of the fine. Authorities sought Hindley with local marshal intervention.
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C. Connor
George Richardson
L. W. Hindley
Hindley
Forcy
Auto Taken in Taxi Service Suit Demands 2500
Arthur Shaeffer files in circuit court a $2,500 suit against Jesse O Acree Motor Company alleging the auto bought under a conditional contract was taken July 17 after payments were completed. The car was used in taxi business per the petition. Attorney Alex Howard represents Shaeffer.
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Arthur Shaeffer
Jesse O. Acree Motor Company
Alex Howard
Lawsuit Over Power Cut Alleged Injury to Child
Noah Huggins sues the electric company in U S district court alleging a power cut on July 17 left his home without service while his child was ill. Attorney F K Hale Jr represents the plaintiff.
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Noah
Huggins
Obne & ¢ Company, Inc
Plantiff
F. K Hale, Jr
Stowaways Ordered Excluded From Mobile Arrivals
Herman Weshler and Otto Gagsaler arrived in Mobile on the steamer Alvardo from Tampico. They will be returned to their origin as ordered by the local immigration office.
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Herman Weshler
Otto Gagsaler
Mobile
Alvardo
Cagie
Tampico
Imm Om
Weather forecast for Milabama and Mississippi
The forecast for Milabama and Mississippi calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. Mild temperatures and light winds expected with no precipitation indicated.
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Washington
Milabama
Mississippi
Market Opens Mixed as Steel Leads Declines and Oils Slide
New York stock prices opened unevenly with steel shares retreating while many industrial issues rose. Greater New York rails oils and steels show fluctuating results as investors react to prior day trends. Associated Oils drops and German market falls to weekly low as traders weigh options and tips.
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New York
Sarva Brow
Prétekter
Mallison
Greateran
Associated Oils
Camplee
Cotton futures open with mixed gains in New York
The New York market showed opening bids for July at 23.90, October at 23.50, December 22.20, January 22.06, and March 22.07, amid a cautious start across months. New Orleans openings reflected similar activity with varied quotes, signaling a tentative session ahead.
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New York
NEW Ork
Orleans Oye Ing
Underwood Booster Special Aims for Capital Trip
Citizens plan to travel to the capital tonight to show support for Underwood. A Montgomery demonstration by Mobile residents hopes to prove state backing as the Alabama senator weighs a Democratic presidential bid.
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Alabama
Underwood
Montgomery
Toland Freed Then Reimprisoned After Flask Drinking
Toland, a convict whipped at a county camp, finished his sentence but was jailed again within hours after Deputy Sheriff Donaghue caught him drinking whiskey from a flask. The incident follows recent complaints that led to the assault and battery case involving Warden James Shelton. Toland was taken into custody after the brief release.
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Herby Toland
Toland
Sherbf Donaghue
James Shelton
Toland Fe
Econ
Ty Road
Mercury Heat Record in Forenoon Trend
Weather notes indicate a rising temperature as the forenoon mercury climbs toward new highs. Morning readings show 88 at 10 AM yesterday and 89 today, while yesterday’s peak reached 99 by 10:30 AM, signaling an approaching record.
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Weather Bureau
Prize medal honors local art benefactor
A be Louie tied memory in Paine Wise and the Dance era honors a Rudolph medal recipient. The prize was awarded posthumously to the artist who died at home, with condolences issued by local officials and community members.
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Rudolph
Paine “Wise
Hefe
City election set for August 28 amid budget mix
City commission meets then rejects delaying the August 28 election on water works and sewer improvements to fund a $76,000 fire department bond. A separate vote will decide bonds for two new central fire stations while the water works issue remains on the original date.
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City Commission
Mobile
R. V. Taylor
Crawford
Ormes Crawford
Fire Department
Creole Company No. 6
Taylor
Yeesonnel
Norissi
St. Fram
Pat Scottsraath
Ees
Ae Oten
Tive
Davis
Sen Iol Avenue
Kepner Indictment Hourly Expected
Frederick Maryland July 24 International News Service Temporary expectations ran high that a special grand jury resuming deliberations in the colonial court would indict B Evard Kepner for the murder of his wife Mrs Grace W Kepner. Kepner attorneys went to Washington to consult with Army war department experts to counter testimony about the bullet wound suggesting a possible self inflicted death.
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Grace W. Kepner
Tuskegee Blacks Complain to Hines
Washington July 24. Director Hines of the veterans bureau will investigate the suspension by the commanding officer of the veterans bureau hospital near Tuskegee Alabama of the Negro nurses. The nurses who faced insubordination will be investigated by General Hines who promised to look into it.
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Washington
Hines
Veterans Bureau
Tuskegee
Ala
Thousands Stolen by Toronto Yeggs
Toronto dispatch reports a gang of bandits in a motor car fired on three bank messengers at King and Yonge streets, fleeing with pouches believed to contain thousands of dollars. Police launch manhunt as first reports reach headquarters.
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Toronto
Tuly
Bix
King and Younge Streets
Spanish Trail Meet Called For Today
Spanish Trail Association announces a meeting at 5:30 this afternoon as part of the ongoing events in the Battle House area. E H Peck, a member of the association, will chair and convene with committees to discuss plans and next steps.
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Praneee Enemons
Battle
Aera Ie
Sudpo Mobile
Trail
H. Peck
Prt
Wild Bill James Sells to Mobile Club
Local reports indicate the Mobile team has acquired pitcher Wild Bill James from unidentified California sources amid a Southern Association context. No dates or full names confirmed.
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James
Los. Ang Calif
Wi James
Mobile
Chub - Southern Association
Cipmuace
Bowht Chased Giant in Nebraska Lake
An odd report from Omaha Nebraska on July 24 describes an order to a Boston firm for a whale and whaling gun to confront a giant creature at a lake near Abell. Locals say a dinosaur like monster has terrorized livestock and autoists and has drawn tourists to the Springs area. The Alliance Chamber of Commerce plans a search using a large dragnet with assistance from authorities.
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Omaha
Neb
Aie
Boston
Ace, Neb
Abell Lake
BBC Three
Lake of the Er
Permanent pension plan extends benefits for veterans
Dr. Hines establishes permanent compensation for more than 150,000 partially disabled veterans from World War I and Civil War beneficiaries. The move would cost about 75 million dollars yearly and stabilize monthly checks, aiding 21,000 New York district, 18,000 Chicago district, and 10,000 Cincinnati veterans. The American Legion backed the order, which ends quarterly re examinations and aims for long term care.
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Hines
Veterans Bureau
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
American Legion
Creditors Agree to Accept Settlement in Spiegel Case
In New York on July 24 creditors of Max Spiegel the theatrical promoter who failed for 1.2 million agreed to a settlement of about 25 cents on the dollar. Joseph Otterberg counsel for the creditors committee announced at the meeting. Mrs Mitchell H Mark Spiegel’s mother in law in a sanitarium Stamford Conn offered up to 1000 dollars in cash if creditors would surrender scattered collateral from Spiegel's estate.
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New York
Max Spiegel
Joseph Otterberg
Mitchell H. Mark
Spiegel
Stamford
Conn
Wiless
Non-Supporters to Have Plenty Work in Boston Quarries
Boston July 24 The Deer Island House of Correction quarry reopened to provide employment for prisoners convicted of non support of their families. Institutions Commissioner David I Johnson announced a new plan expected to be a success. After a few days at the rock, non supporters typically filed written guarantees to share earnings with their wives upon release.
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Boston
Deer Island
House of Correction
David I Johnson
Rock
Bomb Explodes at Hall in Benevento Italy
A hand grenade exploded at the entrance to the Hall of the Popular Party in Benevento Italy causing excitement. Two fascists were reportedly among those involved and will be punished by Fasci authorities who condemn the outrage.
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Hall
Italy
Benevento
Popular Party
Arbee Gristorge
B ‘Ty
Fasci
Mad prison riot at Illinois hospital prompts manhunt
Dozens of inmates escaped the Illinois State Hospital for the Criminal Insane after a Sunday night riot. Forty one fled, twenty three were captured. guards were stabbed and injured as convicts overran the wards with knives and clubs. A woman linked to the escape was sought as a possible mastermind. Authorities deployed bloodhounds and armed residents in neighboring areas.
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Chester
United Press
Louis
Illinois Hospital
Arnie
Airepoicieré
Stete
The
Dell
Itis
Larg
Illinois State Hospital
Crimfsinal
Romnee
Phan Cision
American Ship Gounded Off San Salvador Island
The American steamer Mendoza ran aground on the west side of San Salvador, Bahamas. The cruiser Cleveland was dispatched from Hampton Roads to assist, with passengers aboard status unclear. The grounding occurred as Mendoza traveled from Hampton Roads to Kingston.
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Key West
Fila
International News Service
Cleveland
Steader Mendoza
San Salvador
Mendoza
Kingston
Hampton Roads
Washington
United Press
Bahamas
Navy
Home Brew Money Now Turned Out
Germans in the occupied territory issue home made currency as paper money becomes scarce. Private firms press Berlin finance ministry for permission to print their own notes while business groups already distribute such notes. Some manufacturers issue bonds against mine assets as token money circulates.
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Londo
Occupied Territory
Mall
Finance Ministry
Berlin
Dusseldorf
Addi
Royal Parade Disaster Strikes Crowd in Lancashire Procession
A royal parade in Lancashire turned deadly as horses bolted into the crowd, injuring women and children including several with broken limbs. Detained at a nearby infirmary, the victims were among spectators during the duke's cathedral procession led by the high sheriff and the Earl of Derby.
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Cabe
Lancashire
Earl of Derby
Cherokee heir sought for lands in Oklahoma
Nashville July report says James White, a Cherokee, is sought by Oklahoma authorities as an heir to valuable tribal lands. The tale recalls a copper-colored boy left behind during Cherokee removals, later placed in an orphanage, with the heir now missing since that era.
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Nashville
James White
Oklahoma
Howse
Sejeees
Buck
Charge against Goodrich Transit Company crew
A criminal information charging the Goodrich Transit Company and three employees of the steamer Christopher Columbus with possessing and selling liquor was filed in U S district court in Chicago. Prohibition agents testified they bought whiskey aboard the ship on the return trip from Milwaukee last Saturday, marking the first action here related to a passenger steamer's operation.
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Chicago
Goodrich Transit Company
Christopher Columbus
United States District Court
Milwaukee
Cotton mill head dies in New York
New York July 24 James Co Leslie cotton manufacturer dies suddenly here yesterday He led Cannon Mills Inc He headed offices in New York Boston Chicago St Louis Atlanta San Francisco and in North Carolina The firm closed in tribute to his memory He is survived by his widow and a daughter.
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New York
New Low Record Achieved by Marks
New York July 24 marks continued their course here today establishing a record at 6002 1 4 or one marks for $2.24.
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New York
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