Murder verdict for Hickman in Marian Parker case
A Los Angeles jury of six men and six women finds William Ed Hickman sane and guilty of the Marian Parker murder. Hickman will be sentenced after a sanity hearing. attorney Jerome Walsh had waived the 48 hour rule and urged immediate sentencing.
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Los Angeles
William Ed
Tee San
Clage
Hickman
Jerome Walsh
Walsh
Marian Parker Sane
Elliott Craig
Hickman A
Juvenile Rebellion Feared as Mother Jailed
Court heard mothers plead for leniency after imprisonment for spanking their daughters. Journalists reported threats of publishing poems if punishment continued, while Judge Meade warned that corrective whipping must not become town anger.
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Oodside
Woodside
Meade
Steamer Robert E. Lee Sinks Off Manomet Point
Sixty four of 150 passengers aboard the steamer Robert E. Lee were rescued near Plymouth as rough seas hindered efforts. Two coast guardsmen died in the rescue at Manomet Point and nine rescue boats from the station were lost. Passengers, brought to land, suffer exposure and hunger with some to die. two more guardsmen were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Plymouth
Mass
Robert E. Lee
Manomet Point
Plymouth Rock House
Red Cross
Robert BE. Lee
Lee
Seslaa
Moe Yo
Frank Griswald
William H. Cashman
Jordan Hospital
Fortune Awaits Nason Kin in Mobile and Richmond
A dying E A Nason, once a resident here, asks the police chief to locate a niece who taught in Mobile. He claims wealth and warns his fortune will pass to strangers if relatives are not found. The letter is signed F C Caswell, Richmond.
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Nason
Richmond
Warren Burch
Elmore Nason
Mobile
F. C. Caswell
North Lith Street
Charter for new bank sought amid department nudges
The department of the currency indicated a new bank charter is under consideration. Officials would not release full applicant details until action is taken, citing policy to publish only the department’s communications and not individual names except the correspondent.
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Ae Re Ee Ae National Bank Diawi
Mobilans
Tonsmatagian
Eae Brant
Awalt
Harry Hartretts- Nao
Mr. Saith
Department of the Currency
Tonsmeire
Hickman and Pal Guilty in Holdup Slaying Case
Reported from Washin county that Hickman and Pal are held for murder during a holdup. Authorities allege complicity involving Prestwick and others. Accused include three Sullivans and Oliver, with locations tied to Mobile county and Chatom.
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Mobile County
Prewdy
Chatom
Body of Missin Aviator Found
The missing aviator's aircraft is located, with a dough plane leaving the Hampton Roads station unreported since departure. Fragments of the plane identified as parts recovered from a garage near Cape Charles.
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Hampton Roads
Cape Charles
Millions Change Owners in Flurry on Stock Exchange
In a unprecedented rapid session, millions were made and lost as Gener Motors, Radio, Westinghouse Electric and other top stocks surged to new highs, sending traders into a frenzied day on the New York market.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Gener Motors
Radio
Westinghouse Electric
Soldiers Off to Quell Disturbance Near Martin's Mine
St Clairsville Ohio March 10 Lieutenant Colonel Wade Christy in charge of National Guard relief work led eight soldiers by auto toward the Florence mine near Martin's where a disturbance was reported in progress shortly after 8.00. Noble United States deputy marshal and ten men followed.
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ST. Clairsville
Wade Christy
National Guard
Florence
Martin's
Noble
United States
Weather update as showers shift to west winds
Forecast notes showers tonight with a south shift to west winds. Details are unclear due to fragmented text and missing context.
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Sunee
Congress Confronts Proceedings as Saturday Sessions Open
Washington March 10 Congress opened a talkative Saturday session but moved ahead on the army appropriation bill. A wrangle over procedure stalled plans to curb redistribution and grant permits to broadcasting stations. A trio led by Madden Illinois discussed objections to bills tied to appropriations.
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Washington
Congress
House
Madden
Illinois
Appropriations Committee
Pennsylvania
President Coolidge Receives Democratic Me Too Button
Washington March 10 President Coolidge received a Democratic me too button from Houston attorney Mr Woodul who had bought buttons to fund the Democratic convention. He thanked the president and joked he might need it someday.
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Washington
Coolidge
Thieves Steal 700 Feet of Light Wire
Arlington fair grounds report details a theft of more than 700 feet of light wire. The complaint is filed with L. Bixler, secretary, who provides the account and notes the loss.
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Arlington Fair Grounds
See
L. Bixler
Bixler
Green Addresses Union Banquet at Calumet District Labor Federation
In Chicago Green spoke to about 600 union men at a Calumet District Labor Federation banquet. He charged bituminous coal mine operators in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia and vowed labor’s voice will be heard in national legislative halls. Mayor William Hale Thompson sat at the table.
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Bor
Ferg
Calumet District Labor Federation
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Green
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Noted Knoxville Merchant Dies in Plant Tragedy
Oscar Tate president of the Haynes Henson Shoe Company Knoxville used a .12 gauge shotgun to kill himself in the plant basement. Friends say he was in good health and not involved in any financial dispute. The surprise death occurred early today leaving the community shocked.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Oscar Tate
Haynes Henson Shoe Company
Tate
Norris presses for Shoals Act vote in Senate
Senator Norris Republican of Nebraska sought unanimous consent for a Monday debate on the Norris Shoals resolution. Howell Republican supported the resolution calling for completion of nitrate plant No. 2 and government control of electric energy production and distribution. Willis-Madden Muscle Shoals legislation currently before Congress would not conflict with the president’s financial program.
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Washington
Norris Shoals
Norris Republican
Nebraska
Howell
Congress
Secretary of War
Tennesseeans battle Western Justice in Deming
Four Tennessee men clashed with locals in Deming New Mexico on March 10 after an attack at a filling station left J. B. Irwin with a fractured skull and his brother Ernest badly beaten. The assailants named were Thomas Reagan L Reagan and Boss Smith all from Livingston Tennessee and were arrested by cattlemen.
Mother and Babe Perish in Blaze
New York on March 10. Mrs Anna Reina died after trying to rescue her six months old son Frank Jr from a fire started by a kitchen stove in their home. The baby also died in the blaze and Mrs Reina later died in hospital.
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New York
Anna Reina
Frank, Jr
Reina
Russian gold held in legal mesh in New York
In New York on March 10 a suit by the Bank of France seeks return of five million two hundred one thousand dollars in Russian gold held by a trust company and Chase National Bank. The case centers on alleged theft from the State Bank of the Russian empire after the Bolshevik Revolution and notes U S court limitations on entities.
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New York
Bank of France
A Trust Company
Chase National Bank
Russian Empire
United States
Hanged men honored in Deridder service
In Deridder Louisiana today friends and family attended funeral services for Joe Genna and Melton Bresseaux who were hanged yesterday in the local jail for the murder of Joseph Brevelle a 45 year old taxicab driver. The events are part of a grim sequence linked to the case tesis.
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Deridder
Joe Genna
Melton Bresseaux
Esterday
Joseph Brevelle
Man shoots wife and rival lover on Main Street
Odessa Texas March 10 H E Hall owner of the Maxwell House Cafe at Wink believed his wife planned to leave him for another man. He shot and killed his wife and her alleged lover C C Hawk on Main Street in Odessa today.
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Odessa
Texas
H. E. Hall
Maxwell House
Wink
C. C. Hawk
Rodman Wanamaker Patron of Aviation Dies
New York reports on March 10 note Rodman Wanamaker, a prominent patron of aviation, passage from the scene leaving a mark on early air advocacy.
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New York
Rodman Wanamaker
Aviation
Whitfield Shot by Officers at Oren Hill Home
A guard named John Whitfield, found at the home of Oren Hill in Ohio, was shot and seriously wounded by officers around noon today after being confronted. Further details remain unclear as authorities investigate the incident.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oren Hill
John Whitfield
Cafeteria Court Nets 100 Traffic Fines in Session
More than 100 drivers were fined 204 each at a busy Cafeteria court session that opened recently. Sgt Reese Dawson, nicknamed Judge, reported most cases involved wrong parking and minor infractions such as no through traffic and faulty lights.
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Reese Dawson
Terbminial
Rere Frr
Hizzoner
Recorder’s Court
Recorder's Court
Santisera
Youths Arrested in Car Theft Ring Case
Albert Gaines alias Albert Taylor 15 and Jaral Benson were brought to Mobile from jail by Sheriff Pat Byrne and Federal Officer Gurwich and jailed on a federal auto theft charge. They allegedly stole a car from J. M. Montgomery at Jefferson and Conti streets Thursday night. Gaines had been in juvenile court and sent home to Augusta, Georgia, but returned to Mobile.
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Albert Gaines
Albert Taylor
Jaral Benson
Mobile
Pat Byrne
Gurwich
J. M Montgomery
West Street
Jefferson and
Conti
Gaines
Augusta
Stolen Motor Car Recovered Here
An automobile stolen last Tuesday from Miss Austin was recovered today by officers at Hamilton and Canal streets. A one year old boy was found in Cecor Van Seinen.
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Austin
Berry
Motor Oficer
Hamilton and
Canal Streets
Cecor van Seinen
Exhibitions Between Cities Reported With Weather Impact
The item lists exhibitions in several cities including Cincinnati Auburndale Augusta and Baltimore with notes of batteries and players. It mentions a game in New York reportedly called due to rain and cites dates around March and August.
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Augusta
Mewark
New York
Burrell and Tait Held Over for Murder Trial
Burrell Tait and J B Tait remain in city prison on first degree murder charges with no bail. They face a recorder's court next Friday. defense attorney G B Dunning says they will not waive a hearing and will proceed to trial. The case hinges on competing claims of self defense regarding O Shaughnessy who was beaten with a hickory club. Detectors led to arrests in Jonesboro Louisiana and return to Mobile.
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Attve
Robert Holmes
Knessy
O'Shaughnessy
Laye
Burch
Taits
Jonesboro
Mobile
Tait
Chamberlin Lands in Chattanooga
Clarence Chamberlin, co conqueror of the Atlantic, landed his small plane at Marr Field in Chattanooga at 5 45 p m. He was greeted by local chamber members Bill Kimsey Charles Kellem George Benjamin C Boone and Benjamin King and an informal dinner at the Hotel Patten. He plans to depart noon today for Knoxville.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Clarence Chamberlin
Atlantic
Chamberlin
Marr Field
Bill Kimsey
Charles Kellem
George Benjamin
Chamber of Commerce
C. Boone
Benjamin King
Flying Field
Patten
Knoxville
Conductor Says Missing Smith Girl Is in Quebec Convent
J H Wilkinson a Canadian Pacific conductor says Frances St ge Smith, a Smith College pupil who vanished after riding his train January 14, is located in a convent in Quebec. He claims to know her present address and offers to guide investigators to her.
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Montreal
Que
J. H. Wilkinson
Canadian Pacific
Frances St. Ge Smith
Smith College
Quebec
le Ville
N. H
Escape Captured Brice Williams at Irvington
Henry Williams, a negro convict serving 50 days at Count Farm, Irvington, escaped from St Elmo last night at 8 o clock. He was recaptured 10 hours after the getaway. The prisoner had on his convict uniform.
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Henry Williams
Irvington
St. Elmo
Three Illicit Stills Captured and Destroyed in Swamp
Deputies seized three illicit stills a 20 gallon drum and 30 gallon outfit plus 10 barrels of mash and 10 gallons of liquor at a swamp site near Bayou Sars. Officers Deputy Sheriffs Faulk Eden Newell Barber Springfellow Faulk led the seizures and destruction yesterday.
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Bayou Sars Swamp
Newell
Eden
Barber
Springfellow Faulk
Angle Bar Falls Knocks Man Out
William Henderson of Southern Dry Dock and Company was injured yesterday when an angle bar struck his head. He fell unconscious and was found at home with painful cranial injuries.
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Man
William Henderson
Southern Dry Dock and Company
Ren
Prohibition Fine Ordered by Judge Norwood
John Norwood arraigned in carder's court for violation of prohibition law and fined by Recorder D. H. Dia $50 or 50 days. All three were under possession of dry laws and sentenced accordingly.
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John Norwood
Carder’s Court
D. H. di
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Durin
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Norris
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Clearing House
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England
Prince of Wales
Croxton Park
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Sophie
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Fia
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