Parole Granted to Levene Amid Prohibition Charge History
Gov Brandon freed Frank T Levene on parole after letters from Mobile officials urged leniency. Mayor Taylor and others argued Levene led an exemplary life since a 1920 prohibition conviction and requested commuting his sentence on county road charges.
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Frank T Levene
Brandon
George Wford
Atsig
Levene
Evene
Roe
Montgomery
Caps
Taylor
Mobile County
Ner
Rm Head
Brandon Etter
Seweeee
Abilé
Meade the
Albert Owie
Revenue
Mobile’ County
E.d Grove
Norborne R. Clarke
Bart B. Chamberlain
A. W.crowe
Levent
Aubrey Boyles
Cassidy Extends Tour Of Naval Recruiting Duty
Chief Petty Officer I H Cassidy receives a one year extension in the Alabama district Mobile area. The Bureau of Naval Personnel issued the letter this morning increasing his recruiting duty from two to three years. Eleven recruits were accepted in July and seven more await word to report to the training station next week.
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Navy
Han
Bureau of Naval
Alabama
Mobile
Women to Discuss Legislative Plans at Mobile Meeting
The Mobile County League of Women Voters will discuss pending legislation at 10 36 Monday morning at the Mobile YWCA. Topics likely include abolition of private and parochial schools, the convict leasing system, and the Daphne Normal, along with other local matters. An additional note mentions an Ohio man information inquiry about WH Taylor's whereabouts.
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Mobile County League of Women
Mobile Y. W.C. A
Daphne Normal
Ohio
Weather forecast for Alabama shows calm to fair conditions
The July 28 forecast from Washington notes cloudy conditions tonight with a shift to fair weather. It mentions light winds and a quiet pattern across Alabama with no significant storms expected.
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Washington
Alabama
Fine Man for Contempt in Circuit Court
William Schroeder faced contempt charges for violating an injunction issued by the circuit court. He was fined 50 dollars in the inferior criminal court after a July 2 trial and received 90 days. an appeal followed and later the circuit court summoned him to show cause for further prosecution.
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William Schroeder
Claude A. Ecaptotes
Bart
Arrival of Sheriff to Take Man Held Here
Sheriff Ed Duncan of Missouri was en route to fetch a man held locally in connection with an alleged murder. The suspect alias King was arrested here as the investigation spanned multiple states en route to New Orleans and the Gulf Coast. A guard said the case involves the killing of George Re in Warren, with further details unclear.
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Mabith
Duncan
King
Esetray Fuel Benes
Segroman & Train
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Bile Knight
George Re
Warrensb Fes
Mernie Coeecaly
Geome
Efforts to Legislate Mobile Port Development
The Mobile delegation presses for a port development bill under the commerce amendment. Representative Edward J. Grové returning from Montgomery said the enabling act has been sent to committees and may be enacted as soon as practicable. A police and firemen bill is also planned for next week's session.
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Mobile
Edward J. Grové
Montgomery
Grove
Bilet
le Ure
Left Their Post Says Crawford on Suspended Patrolmen
Police Commissioner George E Crawford suspended Patrolmen Thomas J Mayher and John L Noble indefinitely for leaving their assignments without permission while they were stationed at the lawn party at Great Pe Church on Wednesday night.
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George E. Crawford
Thomas J. Mayher
John L. Noble
Reikcal
Gt. Pe
Are
Crawford
Madden Will Transfer to Florida Army Post
Sergeant George Madden in charge of the local army recruiting station since July 9 will be transferred to Tallahassee Florida to open a new station. He will leave August 1. Madden has 22 years of service including World War and Spanish War service. He served as a captain at Camp Custer Michigan.
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George Madden
Tallahassee
Fla
Madden
Cuba
Camp Custer
Mich
Revenue Board to Meet Wednesday for Coal Bid
The regular meeting of the revenue board will be held Wednesday. Several matters are on the agenda including a bid invitation for sixty tons of coal for delivery to the courthouse. The board recently secured a shipment to meet winter needs.
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Board of ‘Revenue
Severa
Court House
ZS Court House
Let Contract For Country Club Well
A contract for boring a water well at the Mobile Country Club to supply water for the new pool is let to Cary. John T. Cochrane stated the committee had chosen the contractor after reviewing bids. Multiple details unclear due to damaged text.
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Mobile Country Club
Cary
Arma
John T. Cochrane
Overton Seeks Port of Mobile Support in Alabama
Senator John W. Overton arrived for a two day visit and pledged strong backing for the port project. He spoke of Alabama’s improvement and the importance of safeguarding the port’s future with proper amendments and funding, urging local leaders to back the measure.
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Overton
Mobile
Yle
Alabama
John W. Overton
Commonwealth
Handolph
Verton
Alwa
Cape Ter
Ales
Kim Dur Ye
Progress on 12 hour day study within steel industry
Judge Albert H. Gary announced progress toward eliminating the 12 hour day at a meeting of presidents of subsidiary companies. The American Iron & Steel Institute will reconvene in New York next week to continue discussions on the subject.
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Albert H. Gary
States Steel
American Iron & Steel Institute
New York
Gary
Refinery Closings Spark Antitrust Investigation
Chicago July 28 Edwin L Weisel assistant United States district attorney announced an investigation into the closing of about 25 mid continent oil refineries to curb a surplus and keep prices high, a move viewed as potential Sherman antitrust violation. Kansas City Mo July 28 estimates say twenty thousand workers will be laid off as leading refineries in the mid continent field close in August with many subsidiary branches affected and general industry shutdowns planned.
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Chicago
Edwin L. Weisel
United States District Attorney
Ukansas City
Mid-Continent
Ance
Ofl
Vicious Dogs Kill Nine Year Old Boy at Floral Park
In North Bergen at Floral Park, two Great Danes mauled Joseph Genette, nine, of West Hoboken, as fifty bystanders watched. He died from severed jugular and blood loss in an ambulance. Adolph pee at the dose was arrested on a technical manslaughter charge.
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Bergen
Roj
Joseph
Genette
West Hoboken
Floral Park
North Bergen
Adolph Pee
Cuno May Face Cabinet Resignation in Berlin
Chancellor Cuno, discouraged by the financial policy collapse, negotiates with President Ebert over resigning with his entire cabinet or reconstructing the ministry. Hermes is the target of sharp opposition as a finance minister.
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Berlin
Cuno
Ebert
Hermes
Chicago Officer Killed by Thugs
Chicago July 26. Policeman was killed instantly after discovering armed men at a clothing store they robbed and escaped. The incident ends the officer’s life during a routine patrol. Local authorities pursue suspects.
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Chicago
Fcr
Chicago ‘Force
Mane
Blue laws enforcement sparks debate over Sunday dancing
In Ludington Michigan AP reports prosecutor Virgil A Fitch says blue law enforcement has cooled as women’s societies push to end Sunday dancing. He notes no action would be taken unless a formal act is found and warns of potential restrictions on amusements and dances.
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Ludington
The
Blue
Pak
Virgil A. Fitch
Ney
Grive
Arty
Womans Lterary Society
Women's Society
Fitch
Consi
Bank Robbery Distress Hits Vail as Funds Vanish
Bank employees in Vail face a crisis as $40,000 to $50,000 are unaccounted amid a financial tangle. Detectives, state bank examiners, and Delue Detective Agency officials pursue a mysterious woman linked to the case. Vice President Harrington Floyd allegedly transferred all assets amid the turmoil. A Denver-bound examiner and stockholders move to recover losses from the Hibernia Bank's $1,673,729 deposits.
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bank @ ners
District Attorney's Office
Leonard Delue
Delue Detective Agency
Floyd
Harrin
Tere
State Bank
Examiners
Delue
Ae Caccetere Cae
Harrington @ Floyd
Mandell
Harrington
E. PP. Ryan
Spokane
Wash
Denver
Josephine Leonard
Washington
The
Hibernia
Noted Jurist in Tennessee Is Dead
Judge M T Bryan 74 of Nashville Tennessee chancery court veteran died in Asheville North Carolina after extended illness. He served on the Tennessee chancery bench under five governors and retired two years ago. Survived by two sons and a sister Mrs H B Johnston of Nashville.
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Asheville
N. C
M T. Bryan
Nashville
Tenn
Chancery Court of Tennessee
H. BE. Johnston
Bryan
Ufe
Charbery. Court
Prae
Johnston Marsarettia
Auburn grid star lands coaching job in Lake Charles era
Auburn grid star becomes coach in Lake Charles Louisiana with a 1922 era note. Article references athletic involvement at Lake Charles High School and ties to Auburn background during July.
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Auburn Grid
Montgomery
Hla
Roattigrnck
Auburn
Foe
Lake Charlee High
Lake Charles
Stock Prices In Street Hard Hit
New York stocks bled sharply amid bear attack speculation. Prices fell as market turmoil spread, halting gains and triggering concerns over overall financial stability. Investors remained cautious while officials considered measures to stabilize trading.
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New York
OU & Nabmedt
Unclear OCR fragment on arrest and murder motives
Fragmentary report describes an attempted arrest of a man and a woman from occupants of a taxi cab. The piece references a killer and a potential scandal but provides few verifiable details or names.
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Coun
Ami
Vie Whiten
Mar Antry
Itor
Pullman Conductors Charged Passengers in Atlanta Area
A fragment indicates Pullman conductors and associates in or near Atlanta carried passengers without fares and charged only email portions to avoid regular cash, details unclear due to damaged text.
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Atlanita
Bergdoll and Count von Roller Nabbed on Vague Charge
In Los Angeles July 2 a report notes the detention of Charles Bergdoll and Count Wilhelm von Roller on a questionable charge. The article records questions about Bergdoll’s status and mentions inquiries by unidentified agents as the case unfolds.
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Gos Angeles
Calif
William I. Traeger
Kington Department
Creote Ora Tun Descrion
Rover
Cleveland
Bergdoll
Pennsylvania
Bergdo
Wilhelm von Roller
Tally
Count von Ae
Muller
Ee Department
Two Ships Collide Off Port Angeles No Losses Reported
A collision occurred in fog four miles west of Port Angeles Strait of Juan de Fuca involving the steamship Ranier bound for Los Angeles from Puget Sound. No lives were lost, and the steamer was reported damaged but afloat.
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Seattle
Japan
Rae
Port An
Strait of Juan de Fuca
Ranier
Puget Sound
Francisco
Los ‘Angeles
Ranierith
Four Men Die in Canada Rail Wreck Near Picard
Reports from Quebec say four men were killed when an eastbound trans continental train collided with a freight in fog near Picard. Montreal confirms a collision occurred with sparse details on casualties and circumstances.
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Canada
Quebec
Picard
Montreal
Canadian National Railways Today
Filipino Row Referred to U.S. Debate
Fragmentary notes describe a Filipino row addressed to the United States about governance and the role of Pilipino people. The text references a resolution and provincial or political platform decisions affecting the Filipino community.
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U.S
Japan Ratifies Naval Limitation Treaty Budget Cuts
Tokyo reports ratification by all powers of the naval limitation treaty. The 1923 budget shows a drastic cut for both Army and Navy. Cabinet announces a reduced program with two million yen allocated to naval purpose, plus additional funds reallocated elsewhere.
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All Story
Washington
Navy
Montgomery Campaign Notes Amid Turbulent Events
Local coverage sketches a tense political scene with figures like Senator Underwood and references to campaign logistics in Montgomery. The report hints at arrivals and speeches as part of a broader effort to mobilize voters, with mentions of organizing details and public events in the city.
Negotiations on wages and recognition break down
A Washington report by government observer Thomas 5 notes that wage and union recognition talks have broken down between anthracite miners and their leaders. Official intervention is expected, as a strike would likely begin when the current agreement expires on August 31.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Tedey
Thomas
Washington
Government Talks to Avert Walkout in Coal Crisis
The United States coal commission chaired by John Hays Hammond met in Washington on July 28 to address the wage agreement breakdown between mine operators and miners. The conference aimed to prevent a walkout amid the Atlantic City talks collapse and the ongoing coal crisis.
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Washington
Aneg
United States Coal Commission
John ‘Hays Hammond
Atlantic City
Secretary Mel Arrives in Paris for European Tour
Andrew W. Mellon, U.S. secretary of the treasury, arrives in Paris during a visit to several European countries. He travels from London to the French capital as part of his continental tour.
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Paris
Andrew W. Mellon
London
Evans Gets Jump In Early Round at Western Amateur
Evans takes early lead two up on Robert at the ninth hole in the Western Amateur final round held in Cleveland. The round notation suggests Evans held a strong position early in this match with July Be Evans noted in coverage.
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Evans
Cleveland
Robert
Ruhr crisis shadow over Europe in 1918 unclear times
Fragmentary report describes wary mood across nations as postwar threats and political tension grip Europe. References to Ruhr and Saar indicate ongoing German occupation issues and looming economic strain amid uncertain peacetime prospects.
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