Suspended Cop On Moka Complaint
Al Wilson, connected with an Orlando swindle case and a federal warrant for mail fraud, is turned over to state authorities as a paroled convict from Jefferson County. Lane, jailed with others, faces March 9 preliminary hearing while bond set at 5000 dollars. Chicago attorneys seek bond for Jim Harris. Police officer Frank Weinberger is suspended for disorderly conduct after entering a home without authority.
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Murray Lane
Ohio
Orlando
Fla
Lane
Jefferson County
Henderson
United States
J. I. Burgett
Geveral
Thor.h
Chicago
Mobile
Jim Harris
Frank Weinberger
Fort Morgan
E. Stafford
Conti Street
Weinberger
Stafford
Police
Louisiana Truck and Berry Loss by Frost Heavy
Frost last night caused estimated crop losses exceeding 1 million dollars for Louisiana truck and berry growers. New Orleans area bore the heaviest hits near 500000, with Delcour district around 200000 and Hammond strawberry damage about 40000. Temperatures plunged to 23 degrees at Hammond and 31 at Delcour.
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New Orleans
Kosses
Louisie
Delcour
Hammond
Train Bus Collision Toll Rises in Painesville
The New York Central express and a Painesville Fairport bus collision kills 14 and leaves several seriously injured with three „expected to die. A coroner’s inquest and investigations by city and railroad officials begin as witnesses recount moments before the crash near Painesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George BE
McGee
New York Central
Painesville
New York Central Road
New York’ Central Railroad
Here
New York Central Express
Jr Chardon
Radmoond
O'Learc
Andrew Adams
Nick Nemno
Fairport
H. Raymond Hamilton
Charles Sullivanfi
A. W. Barnes
Chester Parrish
Adams
Carl Sullivan
Sullivan
Fernandez
Possie
Commission would oversee nitrate plant project negotiations
Washington March 4 The military committee discusses creating a national commission to straighten out gar ment tangles over the Shoals nitrate project. The body would insure wartime nitrates and fertiliser production, review purchase or lease options, and consider Henry Ford and Alabama Power offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Tional Commission
Dina Statemet
Kahn
Military
Goodate
War
Agric
Treasury
of Purchase
Power Company
Wilson Dam
Alabama Power Company
School Board to Name Staff Teachers
At the county school board meeting next Wednesday unfinished items from a prior lack of quorum will be taken up. The agenda includes selecting teachers for next year and sending out contracts for signatures and staffing. More applicants than positions are anticipated. The building program is nearing completion and a new summer start plan may be discussed along with finances and other topics.
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Herbert W. Walker
United Press
Washington
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Tiends
Tme
Wichita
League of Nations
Wilson
Capitol
Pres. Harding
Ixon
Aithaunee
County Schools Board
Engineer in Orleans on board matters
Leslie E. Prouty county engineer left for New Orleans this morning on county affairs and will return in time for a road committee meeting Monday morning. Bids will be opened for a two ton truck for roads and 26 mules. The committee will discuss the county road organization and hear a charge that the engineer employed admiral men without board knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie E. Prouty
New Orleans
Board of Revenue
John D. Hagan
Near East relief talks planned at Mobile churches
The Near East relief program will be discussed in Mobile on Sunday with talks by Maj. Gen. Azgepatian, Dr. Charles Hyde, and Dr. Jacob David. Azgepatian to speak at All Saints Episcopal Church in the morning. David to speak at Dauphin Way Baptist and Central Presbyterian, with Hyde at Coich ton and Toulminville in morning and evening sessions respectively.
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Near East
Azgepatian
Charles Hyde
Jacob David
All Saints Episcopal Church
David
Dauphin Way Baptist
Central Presbyterian
Hyde
Co Ichton
Toulminville
Government Street
Put Under Bond Warned by Judge
Grayson Bulow, a clerk, ordered to provide a $1,000 peace bond to protect his wife. Recorder D H Edington warned that interference within twelve months would trigger jail time and a doubled bond. Bulow was previously fined twice for actions toward Mrs. Bulow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson Bulow
Hope
D. H. Edington
Bulow
Shipping Board Officials Inspect Vessels in Mobile
Shipping Board division agent T. Santa Cruz of New Orleans and Marine Superintendent T. Ed. Wilson are in Mobile for vessel inspections. They will stay for the day to examine ships in port.
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T. Santa Cruz
The
Shipping Board
New Orleans
T. ED. E. Wilson
Arine
Mobile
Shipboard
Alabama and Mississippi Weather Outlook in Washington
The report notes Alabama fair and continued cold with heavy frost likely by Sunday. Mississippi remains fair tonight with heavy frost to the east and warmer conditions in the extreme west, then sunny and warmer for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alabama
Farmers Plan Joint Shipment of Crops in Mobile County
The Mobile County Farm Bureau board adopts a constitution and by laws to guide a cooperative plan. Dawes Union Wilmer Orchard Tanner Williams Theodore and Grand Bay will export watermelons in carload lots and cucumber acreage contracts are signed for pickle factories. The county bureau reaches 193 members, up over 10 percent since two weeks ago.
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Mobile County Farm Bureau
Dawes
Union
Wilmer
Orchard
Tanner Williams
Theodore
Grand Bay
Union Church
Carlots
Farm Bureau
County Bureau
Club House Road Completed for Acceptance
E P Toulmin the road contractor reports completion of the hard surfaced road from the city to the Gulf and Alba clubs via the Cedar Point road. The county will accept the road after a 30 day maintenance period following inspection by county engineer Leslie E Prouty. Construction of the Scenic Highway will follow.
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E. P. Toulmin
Dog River
Board of Revenue
Gulf and Alba Clubs
Cedar Point
Leslie E. Prouty
Club House
R. M. Perry
Louisiana
Sunny Sunday Forecast Promises Mild Weather
The local observer predicts a fair warm Sunday with abundant sunshine and pleasant atmosphere. The thermometer shows 33 degrees as the lowest last night with a forecasted minimum near 34 degrees Sunday morning and gradual rise through the day despite widespread frost elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mobile
Father Barland to Speak at St Josephs
Rev Father C D Barland of Spring Hill College will preach Sunday at 7 20 pm at St Josephs Catholic church on The Church and Christ. On Wednesday night Rev Father Henry Swift S J will speak on The Call Into the Vine yard. Sunday masses are at 6 7 30 and 9 30 am. During Lent weekday masses are at 6 and 6 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Barland
Spring Hill College
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Henry Swift
S. J
Fertilizer sales in cotton states sag in seven months
New Orleans March 4. H G Hester secretary of the New Orleans cotton exchange reports fertilizer sales in nine cotton region states fell 16 percent in the seven months ending February from a year earlier and 70 percent from two years ago. Total 652 386 tons vs 658 728 last year and 1 858 777 two years ago. South Carolina led with 186 961 tons. North Carolina data unavailable. Trade calls the report highly important for upcoming planting season.
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New Orleans
H. G. Hester
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Tennessee
Oklahoma
South Carolina
North Carolina
Argentine Senators Held Prisoners in Tucuman
The Tucuman senate assembly has been prisoners for over 24 hours without food by order of the senate president to force a federal senator's election. The Tucuman legislative building is ringed by firemen and armed civilians with revolver fighting reported inside. Police seek entry to free deputies as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Associated Presa
Senate
Tucuman
Tuchman
Pres
Irigoyen
Ex-Chaplain O Leary Visiting Crichton Priest
Rev. Father John J. O Leary exchaplain of the Third division AEF visits Crichton and will preach at 9 o clock and speak at 7 30 pm at St Catherine s church. He served in France and was wounded several times. His sermon morning subject is The Spiritual Aspect of the Battlefield. Public invited especially American Legion members.
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John J. O'Leary
American Expeditionary Forces
France
E. B. Kennedy
St. Catherine's Church
Crichton
Father O'Leary
Scranton
American Legion
Coroner Jury Holds Edgar C Frady in Fatal Shot
Edgar C Frady a Chicago automobile man was ordered held for trial by a coroner s jury in Miami Florida for the death of his wife whom he shot three times at a local hotel last Sunday afternoon Mrs Frady died Thursday Frady remained in hospital with a first degree murder charge and self inflicted wounds from a suicide attempt after the shooting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fila
Edgar C. Frady
Chicago
Frady
Louis Alley
Lucas Bound Over in Police Court
R. E. Lucas a clerk was held to the circuit court under $500 bond on a charge of receiving stolen property. Mobley Muscat operator of No. 6 Taxi Company testified Lucas had an auto tire stolen from his garage. Dennis Claiborne held to grand jury under $200 bond on a charge of theft of plumbing fixtures from a building at Davis avenue and Dearborn street.
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R. E. Lucas
Mobley Muscat
No. 6 Taxi Company
Lucas
Dennis Claiborne
Grand Jury
Davis Avenue
Dearborn Street
Parents Held At Fault For Children's Sin
Atlanta March 4. Mrs. Rendall wife of the Inman Park Methodist church pastor spoke at a Wesley Memorial church gathering of Atlanta mothers urging parental control over children and criticizing mothers for prioritizing new activities over their offspring. She blamed growing indulgence in personal pleasures and neglectful parenting for youthful indiscretion. Page Seven.
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Inversstanal News Ice
Atlanta
Rendall
Aew
Dismissing Case of Mrs Obenchain
Los Angeles judge Reeve heard arguments on a motion to dismiss murder charges against Mrs Madalynne Obenchain and motions to strike parts of the state's testimony. The judge ruled on some motions and adjourned the trial until Monday with the state expected to rest after further witness examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sidney N. Reeve
Two Arrested after Stolen Car Found in Barn
W J McCowan reported a car stolen from Water Street between St Francis and St Michael. The vehicle was found in a Cottage Hill barn owned by H B Stevens, who is jailed on a receiving charge. John W Rohn jailed on grand larceny charge. Deputies Donaghue Blackman and Burch arrested them. Sheriff Holcombe holds the car as evidence.
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W. J. McCowan
St. Francis
St. Michael
H. B. Stevens
Cottage Hill
Ala
Stevens
Inferior Criminal Court
John W. Rohn
Monroe Street
Rohn
G. L. Donaghue
Walter Blackman
Walter Burch
W. H. Holcombe, Jr
Bombing Plane on Trial Flight at Selfridge Field Crashes
A giant bombing plane undergoing government tests at Selfridge Field in Mount Clemens Michigan fell during a trial flight. Officers could not confirm damage extent or cause but said the plane would be rebuilt. The plane is described as the lightest of its size using a new alloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Hinson
Hinson
Mount Clemens
Mich
Selfridge Field
Weather Favors Golf as Play Begins in Open Championship
New Orleans March 4 the day broke sunny with a snappy cold that dried the course for the second day of the 72 hole medal tournament of the southern open championship Stellar and Kenny teed off at 7 45 a m reduced from 56 through withdrawals the soggy fairways of yesterday improved with better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Stellar
Kenny
Norfolk Storm Warnings Issued for Atlantic Coast
The weather bureau posted an advisory storm warning for the Atlantic coast from Norfolk Virginia to Eastport Maine. The warning informs mariners and residents of potential storm conditions along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Washington
The
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Coast
Eastport
Mexico City Power Strike Plunges City Into Darkness
March 4. The streets of Mexico City were dark after striking employees of the light and power company cut the power line. Residences and stores mostly lit, but some districts without power. Police reinforced by soldiers, thieves profiting in blackout. Water pumping stations halted, water mainly from reservoirs inside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Associated Preas
Mexican Light and Power Company
Railroad telegraph and telephone workers face new rules
The United States railroad labor board announced changes to employment rules for telegraph and telephone operators effective March 16. The eight hour day remains standard but overtime pay after the first nine hours is eliminated, completing the board's working rules for all railway employees. Wage requests from employees and wage reductions from carriers will be considered starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Sarazen Leads Field in Orleans Golf Championship
Gene Sarazen of Pittsburgh maintained the lead as the Southern Open reached 54 holes in New Orleans. Sarazen shot 76 to total 222 while Leo Diegel of New Orleans stood two behind at 225 after a 74. Both exited strong on the final stretch with late birdies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Merch
Gene Sarazen
Pittsburgh Star
Sarazen
Leo Diegel
Diegel
Radio used to chase bandits in Louisville robbery
A radio telephone broadcast descriptions of four robbers who bound and gagged James T. Clark his wife and two servants in Louisville. The thieves escaped with diamonds worth 10000 and about 359. Miss Josephine Gwathney of Birmingham helped by hiding in a closet during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
James T. Clark
Josephine Gwathney
Birmingham
Aila
Clarks
Louisiana Frogs Shipped to Imperial University of Tokio
Southern Biological company sent 50 of the largest Louisiana frogs to the College of Science at the Imperial University of Tokio for breeding purposes to meet Japan's demand for frogs legs. The shipment traveled in specially constructed cages with care instructions for the 30 day voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Southern Biological Company
Louisiana
College of Science
Imperial University of
Steamer Baani Ashore Off Cape Henry
The Dutch steamer Baani bound for Baltimore is ashore in dense fog five miles northeast of Cape Henry at the entrance to the middle ground. The coast guard cutter Manning departed from the naval base at noon to provide needed assistance.
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Norfolk
Baani
Baltimore
Cape’ Seer
Middle Ground
Coast Guard
Naval Base
Ohio Governor Opposes Capital Punishment
Gov. Davis of Ohio, speaking in Sandusky, urged abolition of the death penalty. He argued taking human life is unjustifiable and that state officials enact executions under law. Davis warned the public bears responsibility for executions and called for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Gov. Davis
Ohio
Davis
Erin
Ambassadors Report Harding Resignation Decision
London dispatch cites Ambassador Harvey reading a Herald report that President Harding would resign. The ambassador reportedly stated Harding had decided to resign and plans a trip, despite denials and uncertainty in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the. Day
George Har
Pres
Harding
Harvey
Herald
Harding Denies Reports on Resignation and Plagiarism
President Harding rejects published reports claiming he decided to ask Ambassador Harvey to resign and reports alleging plagiarism. No official statements confirm the positions or actions described.
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Washington
March
Harding
Harvey
Gr 1
Tax forms confusion grips Washington residents
Officials note many taxpayers struggle with income tax blanks and filing requirements as Treasury personnel assist in completing returns.
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Wi H A
Drea
Florida
Ouisiana
Frost
Paines
Democratic Party
Gultett Wit
House
Board of 3
Orleans
Father Barland
ST. Joseph’s
Coroner's
E. C. Frady
T. R.kendall
Japan
Cape Henry
Treasury Department
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