Supreme Court reviews liquor conspiracy under prohibition
The March 3 4 report notes the government seeks Supreme Court review to decide if a liquor purchaser who orders delivery and thus facilitates transportation can be guilty of conspiracy with a bootlegger. The case discusses whether the buyer who placed the order is implicated and whether conspiracy applies when transportation is required by the contract.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Banker
Alfred
Norris
Poss
Joe D. Kerper
Phila
Dale
Feron Missing Oak Park Magistrate Searched Across County
The search for Oak Park magistrate James M. Feron intensified with radio telegraph and police involvement. Authorities checked Feron’s books which were found in order though a return is pending as Feron’s wife collapses and officials fear amnesia or illness may explain his absence.
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Oak Park
Til
James M
Féans
Feron
Death of Henry Waller at 1505 Iberville street
Henry Waller aged man of 216 Marmotte street died after a sudden illness while working on a concrete driveway at 1505 Iberville street. He collapsed and passed away in an ambulance en route to City hospitals.
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Henry Waller
Marmotte Street
Iberville Street
City Hospitals
Radio Schedule From WODX Station Listing
Radio program rundown from The Register and News-Item studio lists Sunshine Hour at 1:00 to 2:30 and a midmorning lineup followed by Weatherby Furniture Company and Dance Records. Studio Talent includes P. P. Taylor and John Taylor on violin and guitar with WODX Orchestra at 8:30.
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Monhday
WODX
Register
Gayfer's
Weatherby Furniture Company
P. P. Taylor
John Taylor
Lost Express Plane Found Amid Canyon Wreckage
Western Air Express officials believe the wreckage found 20 miles northeast of Lake Arrowhead is a stored monoplane piloted by James Doles. Missing for a week, Doles co pilot A W Bieber and steward John W Slaton were aboard. Severe storm and canyon inaccessibility hinder searchers.
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Lake Arrowhead
Box Canyon
Western Air Express
James Doles
Doles
A. W. Bieber
John W. Slaton
Argainstorm
Senate Contest Drives State Primary Interest
Reporters noted growing focus on the Senate race as state party leaders including Thompson and Bankhead discussed potential candic y to run in the November general election. The article mentions Edmund W. P ma and the state executive committee amid governor’s race chatter.
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Senate
Thompson
Bankhead
Edmund W. P Ma
State Executive Committee
Charile C. McCall
Two robbers killed in Harper Theatre safe raid gun battle
Detroit reports two policemen shooting two men during a dawn attempt to rob the Harper theatre safe at 7723 Harper Avenue. The robbers were killed after a gunfight with officers. firemen assisted with removing the bodies from the attic scene.
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Detroit
Harper Theatre
Harper Avenue
Garbada
Rebel in Command in Dominican Republic Takes Presidency
General Rafael Estrella Urena, leader of the insurgent move, assumed the office of president in Santo Domingo under constitutional procedure. He was named secretary of state for the interior a week earlier after the government change, as dictated by the constitution.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Estrella Urena
Estrella Arena
Interior
Horacio Vasquez
Letcaicotaiey Inca
Fire Rips Charbonnet Docks After Scantic Blast
At New Orleans Charbonnet docks fire roared through ships including the steamship Scantic. Two dead twelve injured with five seriously burned as flames tore at the vessels and nearby docks. Roland Kreher a three year old boy died from burns, his body found on the Scantic deck after it was torn from moorings. Property losses are estimated at three million dollars.
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New Orleans
Charbonnet
Scantic
U. S. Shipping Board
Roland Kreher
Charles Kreher
Hearing Date Set for Cochran Appeal on Legis Gate Funds
The Supreme Court advanced Cochran's appeal challenging the Legis Gate appropriation for a April 14 hearing. Washington reports indicate the date was set by the court today.
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Cochran
Washington
Supreme Court
Sub-Freezing Winds Grip South For Centennial Week
Southern states shiver under a howling wind as a cold wave pushes temperatures to sub freezing levels across Dixie. Minimums reported include Asheville 20, Jacksonville 20, Memphis 26, Meridian 28, Mobile 34, Birmingham 38, New Orleans 40, Little Rock 26, Savannah 30, Shreveport 28, Miami 62, Tampa 44 as winter grips the region.
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Atlanta
Asheville
Jacksonville
Fla
Memphiis
Meridian
Ies
Mobile
Ala
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
Ark
Savannah
Shreveport, la
Miami
Tampa
Louisiana
Mississippi
Davis Quiet About Communist Statewide Races
James J. Davis secretary of labor returned to Florida and declined to discuss reports he might seek governor or senator in Pennsylvania primaries. He said he would remain in office and offered no further comment while meeting with William A. Vane in Florida.
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Washington
James J. Davis
Labor
Florida
Pennsylvania
Davis
Hoover
Sens
William A. Vane
Vis
Supreme Court Denies Petition on Manes Powers Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the petition for a writ of mandamus to compel a second sanity hearing for W. P. Howell, the condemned triple slayer, was without jurisdiction. It instructed the warden to impanel another jury to decide Howell's sanity after a prior juror deadlocked.
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Little Rock
Ark
Manes
Supreme Court
L. Todhunter
W. P
Bill) Howell
Triple Slayer
Howell
Woman Wounded in Back in City Street Knife Attack
Savannah Rogers at 851 Lawrence Street treated at City Hospital Moreau for knife wounds in the back. Police report says Allen Mathews of 405 Davis Avenue inflicted the injuries.
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Savannah Rogers
City Hospital
Lawrence Street
Michigan Pastors Demand End to 106 Day Marathon Dance
Detroit pastors protest a 106 day marathon dance at Eastwood Park East Detroit seeking action as local authorities fail to halt the event The state Labor and Industry commissioner plans to intervene after authorities could not stop it.
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Michigan
East Detroit
Detroit
Eastwood Park
State Commissioner of Labor and Industry
Wayne County
Odd Program Shift for Felix Parade on City Streets
Readable notes show a Monday program at noon for the arrival of King Felix at the Pontohar train. A 1:00 p.m. parade is planned with participants including Ndutaes and state figures, centered along St. Francis Street easels, with activities continuing that day from 1 p.m. onward.
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King Felix
Peror
Acy
Pontohar
Government Atreet
Ndutaes & Tatee
St. Francis Street
Trom
Trom Bates
King Felix Parade Lights Mobile in Joyful Carnival Night
Thousands celebrate King Felix in Mobile with rainbow lights and bands. The parade winds through city streets led by a police platoon and Mobile Carnival officials amid festive bunting and night illumination.
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Felix
Clifford
Inge
Mobile
Kingdom of Joy
Alfred Stapies
Mobile Carnival Tion
John D. Logan
University of Ala
Andalusia youth injured atop freight car in city yard
Samee Fuqua, 22, of Andalusia Alabama, was found on a Louisville & Nashville freight car in Libert yards. He suffered a fractured skull and badly injured hands and remained in critical condition at City hospital Monday. Doctors doubted his recovery.
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Samee
Andalusia
Ala
City Hospital
Libert Yards
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Fuqua
Aye
Higgins & Courtney
Ee Fuqua
Lindbergh to Continue Glider Experiments in Bay Area
San Francisco report says Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh likely to press ahead with glider tests in the bay region. He and Mrs. Lindbergh arrived yesterday from Burbank, California.
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Lindbergh
San Francisco
the Examiner
Charlies A. Lindbergh
San Francisco Bay Region
Burbank
Calif
Monarch of Joy Sends Radiogram From Pontchartrain
King Felix II of Mardi Gras era sends a telegraphic greeting from the U S Pontchartrain to The Mobile Register and The News Item. The message extends royal salutes to subjects in the realm of mirth and merriment aboard the yacht as Tropical Radio Telegraph relays it.
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U.S. Pontchartrain
C. C. Inge
Register
Pontchartrain
Felix
Tropical Radio Telegraph Company
Mobile Register
Mobile
Bollings Convicted in Marijuana Possession Case
C A Bolling and Robert Bolling were arrested Saturday afternoon on marijuana ordinance charges and convicted in recorder's court Monday morning. Each was fined 300 dollars.
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C. A
Robert Bolling
Recorder's Court
Car Driver George Clay Pleads Guilty After Crash
George Clay 19 years old, charged with failing to stop after an accident on the bay front road. He entered a guilty plea before Acting Judge Tisdale in inferior criminal court. The other vehicle involved was operated by 8 C Currow of Fayetteville North Carolina.
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George Clay
C. Currow
Fayetteville
N. C
Bay Front Road
Tisdale Inferior Criminal Court
Citronelle killer seeks clemency hearing scheduled
Jarvis, convicted of participating in a Citronelle holdup that killed Claude Hurt, faces clemency consideration by the state pardons board. The hearing is set for 3 o clock in Governor Graves' office with board members attending. Hurt’s death followed the crime in the late case.
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Alabama
Mobile
Citronelle
Ebilian
Claude Hurt
State Pardons Board
Graves
Jarvis
Case Near Jury Trial Over Textile Murder of Ys Aye
A jury trial looms in a case involving a textile incident alleged to have resulted in a murder of Ys Aye. Prosecutors outline key evidence while defense argues for reasonable doubt as the case moves toward deliberation.
Seven Assessed in Prohibition Arraignments
Several persons arraigned in a senior court Monday for violating the prohibition. They were fined 50 dollars and sentenced to prison terms. Names include Goldaby, Alonzo Lawrence, Costren, F J RB Hollis and Sallie Ch. State and county officers assisted by a statewide enforcement unit led by Chief Walter C. are in town to aid enforcement of dry laws.
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Fenior
Goldaby
Rence
Alonzo
Costren
F J. RB
Hollis
Sallie Ch
Offic
Walter c
Home Destroyed in Whistler Fire Morning Blaze
Fire swept a residence in Whistler early today causing total loss. Neighbors reported loud cracks and smoke seen from Main Street as firefighters battled the blaze for hours. No injuries were immediately reported. Local authorities began an investigation into the fire’s cause.
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Whistler
Alba Fishing and Hunting Club Elects Officers
The Alba Fishing and Hunting Club will hold its annual meeting on Monday night March 10 at the Chamber of Commerce. Steele Partridge announces officers will be elected and general business for the ensuing year will be transacted.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ing
Steele Partridge
Weather Update Local Fair With Frost Overnight
Weather bulletin notes continued fair conditions with frost tonight and Monday. Minimums around 31 degrees, interior lows 18 to 28, coastal 22 to 26. Observations taken at 7 a.m. EST.
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Mobile
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