Moble indictment linked Chicago theft ring figure Bugario
Michael Bugario, Chicago gangster and alleged head of an automobile theft ring, is under indictment in Mobile and to be brought to answer charges after recovering from injuries from a Chicago shooting. He and Dan Moldoven are accused of transporting a stolen Buick from Chicago to Mobile last May and selling it to M. Gerhardt.
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Michael Bugario
Chicago
Mobile
Bugario
Dan Moldoven
M. Gerhardt
Federal
Federal District
Attorpe
Hoover Begins Early On Task As President
Washington March 5. Eight names submitted by new President Herbert Hoover for his cabinet were confirmed by the Senate within minutes after he forwarded their nominations.
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Hoover
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Violators Fined in Prohibition and Driving Offenses
Lawrence Franklin was fined 50 dollars and costs or 20 days by Judge Tisdale Touart for rating the prohibition law. Leo Buestos 75 dollars and costs or 20 days. Bill Charlie and Adeline Wash 50 dollars and costs or 20 days. Henry C Lowenstein fined 1 dollar and costs or 10 days for reckless driving. L Deaux faced a similar charge with unclear details in the stalled entry.
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Wrence Franklin
Tisdale J Touart
Inter Criminal Court
Leo Buestos
T Ie Bill Charlie
Adeline Wash
Henry C. Lowenstein
L. Deaux
City Attorney Objects to Direct Current Charge in Mobile
Kilborn argues against the 20 percent differential on direct current charges imposed on Mobile consumers. He cites Burns and McDonnell engineering data and notes the firm has prepared testimony for the upcoming hearing. The city plans to present Kansas City sourced findings to the Alabama public service commission after the page turn.
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Vincent Kilborn
Alabama Public Service Commission
Iptivaunticn Ae
Burns and McDonnel]ngineering Company
Kansas City
Mobile
Burns
McDonnell
Kilborn
Locambia City Cut Off as Escambia River Rises
Escambia River floods cut Brewton and nearby Escambia County from the outside world by road. Officials say the town remains safe though all highways out are flooded. Relief supplies are stocked as warnings accompany rising river crests and smaller tributaries recede.
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Escambia
Brewton
Escambia County
Hway
Bond market to be reviewed at board meeting
The board announced it will report the condition of the bond market at the next meeting. Additional funds are needed soon to continue the paying program underway. It reported that nearly all funds from the first bond sale have been exhausted.
Gulf Mobile and Northern Directors to Be Elected at Annual Meeting
Will elect heads at the Gulf Mobile and Northern railroad annual meeting in Stockdale. Meeting set for 11 o clock Monday morning at the general offices 71 Conti Street. Stockholders expected to approve purchase of Meridian and Memphis Jackson and Eastern and Birmingham and Northwestern railroads by the G M N.
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Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad
Conti Street
Meridian
Memphis
Jackson and Eastern
Birmingdeen
Northwestern
Funeral attendance announced for Haley Fiske president
Andrew C. Mitchell manager of the local Met Life agency will attend the funeral of Haley Fiske president of the association in New York. Fiske died suddenly Sunday morning after attending divine services. Mitchell left for New York yesterday.
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Andrew C. Mitchell
Metropo Life Insurance Noeceny
Haley Fiske
Ation
York
Abienere
New York
Mitchell
Special Session Date Now Worries Capital Leaders
Washington officials worry over the timing of the special session to consider farm policy legacy. The Senate was called to order to review ongoing work from the 70th Congress, with committees to be formed and revisions to be planned by successor bodies as the session proceeds.
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Washington
Senate
Dent
Ee Ee
House
City Pursues Lower Electric Rates for City Customers
The city commission adopted a resolution to challenge current charges and seek equitable rates for more than 7,000 electric users. City Attorney announced plans to press the case in higher courts following Commissioner Harry Hartwell’s resolution.
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Harry Hartwell
County taxes discussed at Tate session on Mobile values
Alabama tax commission members chaired by Henry 8, with John 8. Tilley and Frantis H. Moore, met county tax assessor George T. King and local department representatives. City Commissioner Harry T. Hartwell attended the conference over Ehrenberg scientific valuation of property within corporate limits.
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Mobile County
Alabama State Tax Commission
Henry
John 8. Tilley
Frantis H. Moore
George T. King
Harry T. Hartwell
Ehrenberg
Man Injured In Street Collision At Cedar and Royal
Police say a man was injured on ment street at Cedar after a vehicle struck him and fled the scene. He was taken to City hospital for first aid, with no trace of the car. In a separate incident Dr. M. C. Murphy was slightly hurt when an auto driven by Barbara Broadhead struck him at Royal and Dauphin streets.
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Ment Street
Cedar
Gwin
M. C. Murphy
Barbara Broadhead
Hallet Street
Royal
Dauphin Streets
Frost Forecasted With 42 Degree Low And Fair Skies
Weather officials predict a minimum of 42 degrees tonight with fair conditions. A garbled note references Richard Frost and a mobile lookout called T. Ashenberger during a brief stay, though details are unclear.
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Richard Frost
T. Ashenberger
Mandle
Shoe industry in Missouri cited as world leader by governor
Jefferson City March 5 claim credits Missouri with leading the world shoe industry. The governor notes the state’s prominent role with St. Louis as a key center and calls attention to shoe manufacturers who informed Caulfield about the state’s standing.
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Jefferson City
Caulfield
St. Louis
Hoover Begins First Full Day As President At 8:55 A.M.
President Hoover started his first full day in office by arriving at the White House at 8:55 a.m. and turning on the lights. He worked without formal engagements, reviewing a mass of prepared data before breakfast with Mrs. Hoover.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Harding
Roose
Philippine leader cites alliance gains with Washington
The official notes his limited ability to comment on foreign policy while praising personal ties with C. T. Wang of the Nationalist Chinese government, Japanese premier Tanaka, and the Naval Minister. He adds Okeda will aid in his new duties and claims Philippine agitation for independence has diminished this year.
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Anch Webere Tnlott
Tokyo
C. T. Wang
Tanaka
Okeda
Phiies
Allanes
Washington
Golf Shot Sparks Cheerful Moment in Brief Florida Stop
A traveler left Florida at 11:55 last night and a brief stop in Washington is planned for Wednesday. A ball was watched soar in the air as Kenny congratulated a player on one of the season's best shots, a moment of lighthearted sportsmanship.
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Ork
Washington
Kenny
Jury selection resumes in Memphis murder trial
In Memphis on March 5 a jury for 8. Taylor the trunk murderer began forming again with 10 jurors yet to be chosen. The list of potential jurors was exhausted yesterday as the court opened for proceedings in the high profile case alleging the slaying of his wife Mrs Irene Meath Taylor.
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Memphis
Tenn
Taylor
Irene Meath Taylor
Body Found Near Wyandotte With W Belt Buckle Clue
A man about 2 of an unidentified age was found shot to death today along a highway near Wyandotte. He showed about a dozen gunshot wounds to the head neck and shoulders and carried a belt buckle engraved with the initial W as the sole identifiable item.
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Wyandotte
Poison liquor kills and blinds in Peoria area
Illinois coroner reports rising death toll from poisoned liquor with fifteen dead and dozens ill or blinded in Peoria and nearby areas. Authorities fear shipments from the same batch may have spread to Des Plaines and Decatur as investigators await final tally and names.
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Peoria
William Dilcott
Illinois
Decature
Alchol
Maurice Mannsfield
John Cox
Vermont
Curtis to Take Up Vice Presidency Duties in Senate
Washington notes Charles Curtis of Kansas stepping into the vice president role with familiar duties in the Senate. He left the Senate on Saturday and will balance legislative tasks with new ceremonial expectations as the administration shapes its early policy posture.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
Kenans
Senate
Harness
Martinez Bound Over On Forgery Charge In City Court
Joseph Martinez, alleged forger of a Namara Brothers check, was bound over to the grand jury on a forgery case. Recorder D. Yooi set bond at 500 dollars after a hearing. Detectives Pete Pearson and Levine Bauer arrested Martinez.
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Joseph Martinez
Poe
D. Yooi
Martinez
Namara Brothers
Pete Pearson
Levine Bauer
Work Urges Closer Unity Between Party and Groups
Dr. Work, chairman of the Republican national committee, urged national freemen and committee women to keep state headquarters open continuously and to maintain a continuous party apparatus. He argued that elections are won by organized, ongoing efforts and that current mobilization should be sustained rather than delayed.
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Washington
Work
Hubert
Republican National Committee
National Freemen
National Committee
Ex-Director and Actor Dies Amid Film Work
An ex director and actor connected with a film project died yesterday at age four. He was the son of the late William Russell, an actor who passed away two weeks earlier.
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William Russell
Ture
Baltimore publisher begins 6000 mile air tour from England
Capetown reports Van Lear Baltimore publisher and aviation enthusiast arrived to complete a cross sea air tour that started February 11 at Croydon England. The journey totals about 6000 miles with stops en route.
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Capetown
Union of South
Rica
van Lear
Baltimore
Croydon
England
Court Upheld Ruling on New Orleans Block Closures
Washington March 5 The Supreme Court sustained a lower court ruling involving eight blocks on Caude Avenue in New Orleans. The decision affirms prior judgments in the case.
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Washington
New Orleans
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