Colonel Carrington Describes Family Confrontation
The report recounts Colonel Carrington’s testimony about a conflict at his wife’s West Seventy-fourth Street home. He says his brother appeared, insulted him, and swinging his cane nearly led to a physical clash as he evaded blows. The clash ties to an April Chicago trial where a correspondent will testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McManusa
Seventy-fourth Street
Corrie
Carrington
Chicago
Tha
Unclear fragments describe a possible crime scene and missing clothing
Fragmentary report notes no sign of struggle in an apartment yet blood stains on carpet. Police could not locate clothing Mrs Wood was seen wearing in a hotel lobby. husband Carl Wood, a southside hotel steward, says he found his unconscious bride.
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Biteree Soubil
Mra Wood
Carl Wood
Southside
Eddie Hanlon Held in Death Arrest Case
The report notes Eddie Hanlon, a noted figure in the weight world, held in connection with a death investigation. Police and prosecutors pursue details as the case develops.
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Eddie Hanlon
Mobile Gas Commission Rules on Equitable Rate Restructure
The Mobile Gas Commission issued a decision criticizing the current $1.80 per thousand cubic feet rate as inequitable. It urges a restructuring to fairly distribute the cost of service and reduce burdens on certain customers.
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el Maine
Mobile
Charly
Unclear fragment on continuous dancing event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions continuous dancing and possible references to Raul and a long duration. No clear dates, locations, or organizations emerge.
Boy Scouts Aid In Traffic Plans
Police direct parade traffic with Boy Scouts aiding in route control. Owners of cars must remove vehicles from the road by noon and keep them off the march route. Traffic department and fire force coordinate with scouts to move cars by 1 PM for the orderly procession.
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BOY Scouts
Police Trail Troy Bandits After Store Loot
Police pursue two suspects after a burglary in Troy Alabama. Footprints were found between the looted store and the highway, and witnesses reported noises from the store prior to discovery. Investigators described the loss as partially recovered with some items still missing and under investigation by local authorities.
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Troy
Ala
Elite Nashville Agent Plans Return to Local Apartment
Dr. Wilson, a notable Nashville agent, will remain at a local apartment. The message mentions March and an upcoming penalty, indicating a pending consequence tied to his matters.
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C. Dr. Wilson
Nashville, Wat
Lei
Princeton Mock Tabloid Tops Senior Letters
A mock Princetonian tabloid lampoons campus life with headlines about Dean Christian Gauss and an auto ban. The issue features a two column article on Gauss’s double life and campus scandals, noting student anger and a resignation letter.
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Gutomobiles
Eeers
Totorists
Christian Gauss
Princetonilan
Dodge
Gauss
Heaven
Murray- Dodge-Hall
Princeton
Bank Clearing Increases Lead To 1927 Gain
The report notes that bank clearings show a gain with the first two months of 1927 yielding an uptick in totals. Specific figures are not provided in readable text.
Five Die in Fire After Minnesota Tragedy
Five people including four children perished in a fire in Minnesota today. The blaze caused by an unknown cause led to a fatal tragedy at a family residence.
Robert Gould Wins Marble Championship Title
Robert Gould captures the marble crown in a heated square tournament amid misread scores and trophy presentation by the recreation department. Joe Brese finishes second as emblems are awarded in a crowded venue ending a lively local contest.
Weather shifts threaten Tuesday squalls and near freezing temps
The weather bureau warns small craft of gusty shifting winds and possible squalls as a disturbance nears the Mississippi River mouth moving northeast. A cold front brings near freezing temperatures by midweek, with no ice or frost expected yet. Atlanta to Spartanburg report a late winter chill and scattered snow in parts of the region.
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Alb
Eery
Toni Rat
Weather Bureau
Lotus Ae
Aisturbance
Atlanta
Spartan‘burg
8. C
Greenville
Piedmont
Greenwood
Number Protest Paving Project
City hall heard protests to a major twenty fifth pav ing venture affecting many streets. Property owners opposed and favored spoke as the city commission took the matter under advisement amid plans for the large city paving program.
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Wigo Prement
Abe
Theine
Aite de
Liquor Cache Found by Raiders in Prohibition Era Dig
Raiders discover a cache of prohibited liquors hidden near Mason. They report half pint containers and wine varieties unearthed with improvised digging tools. Police investigate the concealed stock and seize the illicit goods.
Sheriff serves warrants and sets trial in misdemeanors
The article notes warrants sworn, a person returning to town, and a Sunday service in the sheriff's office. Bond of 500 is posted on each count and Judge Abernathy schedules trial for Monday at 9. Also mentions the Age-Herald, Montgomery Journal Mobile Register and Mobile News-Item.
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Ch. P
Spew
Bunday
Yente
Abernathy
Nan
Memlay
Age-Herald
Sapeer
Montgomery Ournal
Mobile Register
Mobile Newa-Item
Doctors and officials visit for Grayson carnival in town
Dr J W Stovall of the Kentucky State Medical Board, home in Grayson, Ky, arrives for the carnival along with his brother Albert J Stovall and family. Judge C E B Thomas, head of banking in Montgomery, and Judge J B Bell with wives join the visit for the carnival.
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J. W. Stovall
State Medical Board of
Kentuck
Grayson
Albert J. Stovall
Stovall
Tuland University
C. EB. Thomas
Montgomery
J. B. Bell
Appointees Eligible for Job in Fulton Ky
Certified Robert 2B Walter Y Walter and Claude P Freeman named eligible for appointment at Fulton Kentucky as of the latest roster.
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Eci Nde Ccaensouan
M Kaa
Robert
Ae Walter Y. Walter
Claude Pi Freeman
Fulton, Ky
Tied Up In Port Reported To The Police
Fragmentary notes report a boat being tied up and a possible theft of a flothem. Details are unclear, with names and places unreadable. Police investigation is mentioned but no concrete facts are confirmed.
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Flothem
Nue
Darin
Telan
Mardi Gras Parade Route In City Note
A Mardi Gras parade itinerary outlines the procession forming on Joseph Street at a specified hour Tuesday afternoon. It proceeds south to Dauphin and west to Government, then turns north to Royal and east toward Conception, pausing at the Lead Howse before marching to the courthouse area.
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Joseph
Tuesafternoon
Dauphin
Parade and public ball schedule amid masking note
Fragmentary OCR lists masked times for a parade at 8:30 p.m. and a public ball in Mobile with entries like 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. The text is incomplete, offering limited details on events, locations, or organizers.
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Bal Mobile
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Minn
Robert Gould
Robert J
Joe Brese
Zelt
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