Police Roundup Targets House In St. Louis Street Standoff
Police arrested six suspects in a roundup linked to a house at 509 St. Louis Street and a Mitchell Street residence on charges tied to illegal activities. The case involves a stabbing victim, court delays, and a magistrate order restricting area activity while hearings proceed.
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Mitchell
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Turnidge
John Duff
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Lincoln
Headaugeees
Margaret Mitchell
Ysh
Curtin
LeGear
Mitchell. Woman's
Young
Stock Rebound Hints From Fed Signal Sway
New York June 1 trading opened with mixed stocks as higher discount rates and credit traction expectations clouded gains. Crucible Bethlehem Republic Steel led declines while Union Pacific Texas and Pacific and Rock Island supported rail equities amid cautious market stance.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Banks
Chicago
Lessey
Crucible
Bethlehem and
Republic Steels
Reckless riding fines set by recorder in street incidents
A recorder imposed a 25 dollar maximum fine for Richard Pope for reckless riding on a bicycle on Texas street and Our Alley, ruling sidewalk riding violated the law. Grady Thomley paid 25 dollars for speeding on Government street, while John Butts and another rider were fined 10 dollars or above for 27 and 28 mile per hour infractions.
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Recorder
Richard Pope
Mary Nell
Texas Street
Our Alley
Pope
Grady Thomley
Government Street
Peck
Old Shell
John Butts
G. Cobb
L.A. Conway
Riots Escalate in German Elections Amid Political Clashes
Berlin dispatch says disorders grow riotous as Democrats clash with Communists in Berlin meetings. A Mecklenburg Conservative deputy suffers broken bones, another secretary is mauled. Landowners flee as tension spreads nationwide.
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Germany
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph Company
Democratic Party
Mecklenburg
von Graefe
American lecturer Arnold Heide killed in Beuthen shooting
Beuthen, June 1. Arnold Heide, an American lecturer, was shot and killed by a French guard during a dispute on a tram. The American mission requests an investigation by General Lerond into Heide’s death amid conflicting nationality reports and limited details.
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Carl D. Groat
United ‘Press
Bberlin
General Lerond
Upper Silesia
Arnold Heide
Beuthen
Heide
Beuben
Wilson A Factor at Frisco in Democratic Convention
Washington June 1 The White House expects President Wilson to steer Democratic strategy from behind the scenes at the San Francisco convention. Key aides Carter Glass Homer Cummings and Senator Hitchcock will represent Wilson and push his platform ideas.
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United Press
Wilson
San Francisco
White House
Carter Glass
Homer Cummings
Demoratic
National Committee
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Cijenmibaeaee
Hitchcock
Triangularity of Delegations Battles G O P
Chicago hearings on contested delegations to next week’s convention continued. A three cornered fight in Florida and other contests from District of Columbia Georgia Louisiana and more are examined by a special GOP committee led by Warren Anderson and others. The committee weighs who is favored by Wood Lowden and Johnson and may issue recommendations.
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Florida
Columbia
Warren
Ofichigan
du Pont
Leonard Wood
Frank O. Lowden
Hiram Johnson
Ob. Jar
Nes Anderson
Séhatorsone
A. L. Chuteh
Jacksonville
London
Georgia
Whgy
Lincoln Johnson
Columfh
Charles Adamson
Cedartown
Senate
Cafendaria
Louisiana
Mi ‘Kunte
Victor’ Loisel
Zie
Wood
Frank H. Hitchéoek
Business men to send boys to camp scouts
Rotary and Kiwanis clubs plan to fund the expenses of boys at the annual scout camp opening next week. J. E. Meek scout executive says about fifty have registered so far. Prizes will be awarded as the event proceeds. Mobile business men, members, are supporting the effort.
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J. E
Indictments and Warrants Issued After Grand Jury Session
A large grand jury returned 61 true bills after a sitting that examined 111 witnesses. Warrants for sworn indictments will be issued immediately by the United States marshal’s office as the work continues.
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States Marshal’s Office
Tim
Arkansas state central committee names candidate to San Francisco
The state central committee met in Rock to name the Arkansas representative for a San Francisco event. Details on selection and participants were not fully disclosed.
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Rock,ark
State Central “Committees
Arkandian
San Francisco
Alabama Weather Watch Warns of Cloudy Showers Ahead
A fragment hints at cloudy conditions and possible showers across Alabama this period. Forecasters urge residents to stay prepared for damp skies and cooler temps.
Cotton Market Dips On Fed Rate Talk And Weather Signals
New Orleans June 1 market notes a drop as selling increases on talk of higher federal reserve rates and favorable weather. Nearer months rise, July up to 38.08 while other contracts fall. receipts total 8,006 bales. Prices show mixed movement with broader upturn later amid stronger hogs and weaker provisions.
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New Orleans
Federal Reserve
Fire truck backs into pedestrian injuring George Farrell
George Farrell of 354 St Emanuel Street was struck by a Mobile Fire Department truck at Monroe and St Emanuel Streets while the crew connected to a water plug to fight a fire at 156 Monroe Street. His left foot was crushed and he was taken to an infirmary. The two story tenement was gutted, housing several families who lost furniture. the loss is estimated at 5900 dollars. The house was owned by Mrs. Charles Schmidting.
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George Farrell
St. Emanuel Street
Mobile Fire Department
Monroe
St. Emanuel
Farrell
Monroe Street
Charles Schmidting
Lynching Film Showed by Pathe at Lyric Theater
The first showing of a Pathe News film depicting a Mobile lynching, parade scenes at Chickasaw, a launching party, ship launch, harbor views, and a close-up of Chickasaw Company president George Crawford, produced for the chamber of commerce.
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Mobile City
Lyric Theater
Pathe . News
Chickasaw
George Gordon Crawford
Chickasaw Company
Chamber of Commerce
Fire Hits Anniston Foundry Complex
Fire swept the Ornamental Foundry Company in Anniston early today destroying the office building pattern shop and main foundry. A connected foundry building was saved. The plant had recently resumed operations after additions. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars, largely insured.
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Anniston
Ornamental Foundry Company
Mrs Hamilton Plans August English Channel Swim Attempt
Mrs Arthur Hamilton, daughter of Sir Charles Fairlie Cunningham, is training to swim the English Channel in August. She aims to complete a five mile swim every evening during the winter.
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London
Arthur Hamilton
Charles Fairlie-Cunningham
President Signs Agricultural Act Extending Cotton Contracts
President Wilson signed the agricultural appropriation bill preserving the current cotton futures contract trading. The act makes permanent wheat control provisions limiting cotton delivery to ten grades, a move that would have ended under prior law. Senator Smith of South Carolina and Speaker Gill plus Vice President Marshall helped secure the measure and its department waivers. The bill includes about $31 million for the department for the year starting July 1.
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Washington
Wilson
Gill
Marshall
Smith
South Carolina
Agricultural Department
Peters
Help Sought for Wheat Harvest Labor in West
Local United States employment office reports a need for several thousand workers in Western wheat fields for harvest season. Mobile will contact applicants with details on dates wages and location. Harvest season opens June 10 in Oklahoma with Kansas and Nebraska following. Rate is seventy cents per hour plus board. Government employment bureaus and labor offices coordinate to place workers.
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United States
Mobile
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Hutchinso Erro
Government
Anti-Mandate Vote Set By Senate On Armenia
Washington June 1 The Senate will vote today on a resolution declining to authorize a mandate for Armenia requested by President Wilson. Final vote set for not later than 4 PM with 45 minutes for each senator, though few desired lengthy participation.
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Washington
Senate
Armenia
Wilson
Waterfront Strike Vote Tomorrow in New York
Striking longshoremen will meet tomorrow night to vote on an immediate return to work. The meeting was called by T. V. O'Connor, president of the International Longshoremen's Association, after a conference with Governor Smith.
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New York
T.” V. O'o’connor
International Long Shoremen’s Association
Smith
War Vets to Meet in Special Session Wednesday
War veterans will assemble for a special session at the Armory on Wednesday. The meeting will discuss the new bonus approved by the House and related applications and data presented to attendees.
Summon Mrs Funk to Expenses Probe in Chicago
Chicago June 1 Much excitement in Democratic circles as Antoinette Funk a leader among Democratic women is summoned to testify before the senatorial committee investigating campaign funds. She is expected to be questioned about the rumored McAdoo 10 000 000 fund and whether any of it reached Chicago ward.
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Chicago
Sus
Antoinette Funk
Teader
Senatorial Committee
Supreme Court in Session on Prohibition Question
Washington in June 1 reports the Supreme Court meets again to hand down its opinions on the liquor question. An important ruling on party planks could be issued today or next Monday with adjournment planned after decision day. If delayed the prohibition issue may carry over to the next term beginning in November.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Senate probes groups in preconvention race
Washington reports that the Anti-Saioon League and the Plumpian league face senate campaign committees investigation into their activities in the upcoming presidential contest. Chairman Kenyon said the committees will hear representations from both organizations and may call witnesses.
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Anti-Saioon League
Plumpian League
Senate
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Thie
William J Bryan to testify on labor dispute principles
June 1 report that William J Bryan was expected to appear before the senate labor committee. Leaders of organized labor awaited his set of principles for art and mediation of labor disputes as part of the industrial relations debate.
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Washington
Organized Labor
William J. Bryan
Senate Labor Committee
Bryan
Hear France Offers Soldiers to Poland Rumor
Berlin reports a rumor in the Mittag 4 edition of the Zeitung Ab that France may send colonial troops to Poland to confront the Russian Bolshevik army.
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Poland
Berlin
the. Zeitung Ab
Wilson Extends Aid To Plague Infected Vera Cruz
President Wilson offered ships doctors and medical supplies to Vera Cruz to fight a bubonic plague outbreak with 11 confirmed cases and five deaths. The likely source is rats near warehouses of a docking company, as the city remains cut off while relief arrives from Mexico City.
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Associated Press
Wilson
Hital
Republic
Mexico City
Sanitary Corps
Navy refuses immediate Vera Cruz withdrawal over plague outbreak
Washington reports that American warships at Vera Cruz will not be withdrawn immediately due to an outbreak of bubonic plague. Navy officials say no crew members will be allowed ashore for a stay or leave, and no terms have been offered to alter the situation at the port.
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Navy Department
State Department
Recommendation to Police Mexico Sparks Washington Debate
Officials debate tabled policy on Mexico as a possible administration move influenced by the fall report. Some argue for intervention while others oppose it, noting politics would frame the opinion ahead of conventions and Mexican political dynamics.
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Washington
Junie Ees
Cve Sa Co
de la Huerta
Carpenters Strike in New Orleans Over Wages
About 2 6 carpenters walked out in New Orleans on June 1 demanding higher pay and time and a half for overtime. The workers seek 750 cents per hour and contend contractors refused. Some contractors who are not members reportedly granted the men’s demands and are not affected.
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New Orleans
Wea
Fiot
Gee Nt Tors
Pga
Congress rushes pre recess with swift sessions
Routine business moved quickly in both houses as leaders plan to adjourn next Saturday. A conference broadcast outlined aims to introduce a formal resolution and set Saturday at 4:00 p.m. as the adjournment time.
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Washington
Fane
Hoth
House
Genate
Mae
Saturda Republican
Ana
U S Consul Offers Sanitary Supplies to Mexico City
An American consul in Mexico City reports offering sanitary supplies by sea to aid Beare Cruz. The dispatch notes a convoy from New Orleans aboard a rescue boat to transport medical aid and equipment.
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Mexico City
Jane
Paul HH. Poster
Ate Nae Cruz
New Orleans
Beare Cruz
Broken Windscreen Sparks Chicago Police Case at Shore Station
A fragmented Chicago item notes a disturbance near a training station when an automobile strike led to a confrontation. Police report an incident involving service men, a hotel scene, and a wife being targeted.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Naval
Hegrees
Noda
Wauke
President Galls Cabinet Session in Washington
Fragmented notes describe a cabinet session in Washington where President Galls faces a political question. The text mentions a meeting with cabinet members and references Democratic party politics.
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Sessig
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