Crowe Aims for Flawless Shepherd Case Defense
Chicago reports Attorney Crowe seeks a perfect presentation if he secures a conviction for William D. in the murder of William N. McClintock. State witnesses will be weighed carefully, missing key witness Robert White looms, and jurors are being selected as subpoenas for several out-of-town players are prepared. The coroner’s jury implicated Shepherd in both deaths.
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Chicago
William D
William N. McClintock
Crowe
Anh
Robbert White
Pittsburgh
William P. Derrick
Houston
Texas
Jerome Matillo
Indianapolis
Mr. Crowe
Emma Nelson McClintock
William
Shepherd
County Traffic Rules Adopted by Mobile County
County officials adopt seven traffic rules for Mobile roads including penalties for violations. Prohibited: stopping on road surfaces, passing on bridges faster than fifteen mph, parking on bridges, entering hard surfaces without stopping, spotlight use when cars approach, pedestrians walking on left facing traffic, and playing games on roads. Violations are misdemeanor under Alabama law. The article notes tropical heat readings have returned to normal after two years of below normal levels.
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Mobile
Alabama
Jack Daw's Adventures in a Miniature Baseball Game
A comic tale features Jack Daw and Dotty playing ball with midgets. Jack hits a long homer and scores the first run. Dotty also rounds the bases before a hermit declines to run. The scene shifts to Toy Cave workers by a stream as the group searches for food.
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Flip
Jack
Dotty
Cook County defies state tax withholdings over representation
In Chicago, the Cook county board of commissioners voted to withhold the state's share of taxes totaling 4.61 million dollars, arguing the Illinois legislature is illegitimately constituted after a failed redistricting effort. County Treasurer Patrick J. Carr will implement the withholdings, citing taxation without representation as tyranny.
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Chicago
A.P
Board of
Cook County
Illinois
Springfield
Patrick J. Carr
E. W. Bemis
Seized liquor evidence in Norfolk general court martial
About eighty nine quarts of liquor were presented as evidence in a general court martial charging Medical Officer Lieutenant Fred M. Rohow with possessing and transporting liquor aboard the naval transport Beaufort. Witness testimony showed contradictions and defense plans to impeach Captain Wilbert Smith over prior statements. An accompanying note claims cities over 8,000 population supply more prominent men than their share.
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Nofolk
Fred M. Rohow
Beaufort
West Indies
Wilbert Smith
Fifth Naval District
Passenger steamship line to call at Mobile announced
The French line steamship service between Houston and Havre will call at Mobile. The Niagara will sail from Mobile on July 3 and return September 15, with regular monthly sailings thereafter.
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Mobile
Houston
Havre
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Niagara
County to gravel Lott Road and improve nearby routes
County officials approved partial rights of way for three miles of Lott Road to be gravelled soon along the Mississippi Sound between the Rolatan hotel and Coden. A plan to extend Cottage Hill Road to connect with Davey Road was discussed and County Engineer James Shelton was to report back.
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Lott
Eas
Board of Revenue
Mississippi Sound
Rolatan
Coden
Cottage Hill
Davey
James Shelton
Andj
Wes
Charles A. Moh
Thirty-first Division
National Guard
R. E. Gordon
Mobile Bay
GROVE
Radical centers in France searched
Police searched communist centers in Marseilles and found pamphlets and letters said to come from Toulon detailing men and material sent by France to Morocco. Also notes sale of New York theatre tickets and train pricing information mentioned in brief.
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Marseilles
France
Toulon
Morocco
New York Theatre
Philadelphia
New York City
Atlantic
British Force 16 Reports March Against the Daitr
fragmented OCR notes mention a British force and a factory in a town producing over 400 000 butter tubs. references to the oldest clock in Great Britain being built in an unspecified year.
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Britain
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Mobile Electric Co
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