Eight New Air Mail Lines To Be Inaugurated in November
Washington July 28 Eight new air routes totaling 4675 miles will be leased to private firms for a six day weekly schedule beginning about November 1 The lines connect major hubs from Boston to Birmingham and Chicago to Dallas with service extending to Los Angeles with speeds aimed at 89 miles per hour to meet established schedules.
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Market concerns liquidating fast in Chicago grain coop
The Grain Marketing Company, formed by four merged grain firms, plans rapid liquidation after its first year. Officials said 4 million dollars slated for stock sales will not be returned to the old line companies but the cooperative will remain intact to pursue grain trading on a revised cooperative basis.
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Damages Sought in Major Libel Actions in New York
United States libel case filings total 10.6 million dollars across forty two suits against twelve New York newspapers and others. Sinnott & Deaty, a budding firm, allege profits from contracts with city vendors. The action links James Sinnott to Mayor Hylan's family in a politically charged dispute.
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James Paul Sinnott
Hylan
Men of the United States fleet feasted in Mourne
Visiting officers and men of the United States fleet enjoyed day long and night long entertainments in Mourne. The banquet featured Bert E. Coontz and his four guests as Premier Admiral Coontz addressed the attendees amid the festivities.
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United States
Bert E. Coontz
American offered Jap naval secrets to Kio
A mechanic at Yokosuka naval dockyard named Suzuki was arrested today in Yokosuka on allegations he offered to sell naval secrets. The suspect is identified as Frank Jordan of Cleve Ohio, an employee of the Otis Elevator Co. The report notes Yokosuka hosts a naval station and dockyard.
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Weather Brief for Mississippi Tonight and Wednesday
Central and northern Mississippi expect fair skies tonight with some thundershowers in southern portions. Cooler air moves in from the north tonight, then Wednesday brings continued unsettled conditions across central regions with lingering thunder chances.
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Veiled Lady Grace Mackenzie Freed After Four Days
Lady Grace Esme Mackenzie, known as an adventuress, was freed from Hillsborough county jail after four days. An unidentified benefactor in a black veil helped secure her release by returning a contested draft. Police pursued the veiled woman and planned a suit against Bray, a realtor, while Lady Mackenzie vowed to seek repayment.
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George Carpentier Returns for October Bout
Los Angeles reports July 28 notes Gantothasional Néwer Service confirms George Carpentier plans a comeback. The veteran light heavy champion Bert Colima is tied to the October fight against Prick Don Genero, with details conflicting and a Vernon open air bout featuring Huffman, the former navy light heavy champion.
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Cuba Sends Word to Bryan's Widow
Havana July 28 reports Dr. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes secretary of state sent a suitable floral wreath to the widow of Mr. Bryan. The Cuban government and people mourn deeply and a detailed obituary was published describing Bryan's life and death.
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Carlos Manuel de Cespedés
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Memphis Jewel Thefts Suspect Confesses in Union City Case
Detectives announce Cecil Moss home thefts involved, with M Cockrill of Ant Cite and Thomas Lone arrested. Jewels valued at unknown sum recovered as confession and reward are mentioned in Memphis.
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Outsider Horse Wins Cup Race
An outsider horse took victory in a cup race, outperforming favored entrants and clinching the win. The result marks a notable upset as the unlikely horse crossed the line first.
Dr Marion Inges Son Injured By Car
Dr Marion Inge reports his young son was struck by an automobile near Chatham and Government streets. The injury is described as not serious, with attendants stating the boy was not seriously hurt.
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Bryan's body lies in state in Dayton Tennessee
William Tennings Bryan lies in state at a friend's home in Dayton as mourners from across the country send condolences. A crowd silent and reverent lines the Marble Street route to the cottage while messages pour in for the widow and the Bryan family. Interment plans in Arlington Cemetery were being arranged by E. Thompson, secretary to the deceased.
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Mrs. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Memphis Police Player Aids Local Team in Rough Game
A Memphis officer joined the local squad for a difficult match as fans booed disputed calls by umpire Mince Pigue. The 200 pound officer protected teammates after an injury and the team endured a tough battle amid a charged crowd.
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French Line Passenger Liner Due in Port Today
The French Line passenger and freight ship De la Salle is due to arrive in port today, bringing passengers and cargo to the area. Harbor officials expect normal docking procedures as the liner completes its scheduled voyage.
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Maggie Suspects Fraud In $900 Romance Scheme
The article describes Maggie accusing her lover Davis of bilking her out of funds in a scheme involving bonds and profits. She claims he engineered his departure from the boss’s office and was later found to be held on grand larceny charges with a $2,000 bond.
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City issues sympathy telegram for Bryan family and approves theatre plan
City officials send a sympathy telegram to the Bryan family state funeral is noted as a major city event. A resolution honors prominent citizens and approves Saenger-Ampany plans to build a new theatre, with recalls of past city service and local theater policy.
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Reckless Driving Case Postponed in Local Court
Hugh Raikin, an African American man driving a private autotruck, struck seven year old Jobe Stevens and injured her right leg. B J Williams of 1058 Shell Road faces reckless driving charges after an accident that also bruised J Miller. The case is adjourned until July 31.
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Former Mobilian Victor M. Dies in Atlanta
Victor M. Cluis a former Mobilian and agent with Rockwell in Atlanta Georgia died last night. He formerly resided at 60 Avenue and leaves a large family here. He is survived by his wife Caroline two daughters and a son. Mass will be held at 9 o clock morning with interment in Magnolia Cemetery.
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Thefts In Sanford Turn Over To Deputy Sheriff
McGehee of Sanford Florida was arrested on a theft charge involving a U Drive It car. The machine owner J R Reil states the operation was conducted by the local auto company and the vehicle was in possession of the suspect when turned over to Deputy Sheriff R Vickery.
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Ambassador Bancroft Dies in Tokyo After Illness
Chicago lawyer John B. Bancroft reported in Tokyo to be gravely ill, later died this morning in Kardisawe. Bancroft, a longtime U S ambassador to Japan, had worked to strengthen U S Japan ties and was praised for public service and humanity.
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Settlement Near For Washington County Conspiracy Case
A Washington county conspiracy case slated for federal court today was postponed as a settlement was proposed. The defendant had previously been punished in state court.
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Detective Fined on Fight Charge
The detective was fined on a fight charge and ordered placed on the docket by Chief Burch.
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Veteran seeks final surgery after wars long ago
Frank Hassellberger, a veteran, faced his forty first operation in seven years at Walter Reed. Army surgeons reconstructed his damaged body from a 1918 World War I injury in France, performing skin grafts and plastic surgeries. He remains hopeful to begin working again after recent procedures.
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Peeee Peas Canoes Ips Orsias Sent To Vacanée
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Two Convicted for Theft of Bicycles in City Case
Police report a spike in bicycle thefts downtown leading to two convictions by the recorder. Ed Thompson, a Black man, stole a bicycle from John Self, a boy, and Willie Cunningham, another Black man, took a wheel from W. G. Quarles. A separate theft of car batteries was reported near Mrs. Gertrude Cook's residence.
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Injured sailors ready to report for duty after blast
John Thiret engineer on the AB-26 and Holger Niel one of the injured, report for duty this morning after spending weeks laid up. The blast on the vessel caused their injuries and one more crew member remained in hospital.
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Prohibition law case ends with multiple fines and disputes
In police court a complex Prohibition case features McClung and Dr Chapman among witnesses. Fines total 65 dollars with 60 to 15 splits noted, and defense testimony claims enforcement methods. District Attorney and officers discuss whiskey, a taxi purchase, and a hotel sighting, while the judge notes enforcement concerns.
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