Tornado Toll and Rescue in Tennessee Area
Jackson Tennessee reports describe a deadly tornado that struck Pinson and nearby areas Sunday night, killing 17 and injuring about 75. Rescue workers, aided by local residents, recount stories of a faithful dog guiding weights of care and the loss of children and parents amid collapsed homes and fires.
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Jackson
Tenn
Pinson and
Deanbure
Tennessee
J. D. Weir
Pinson
Robert James
J. L. James
J. Lt. James
Frances Fromy
William Er- Vin
J. C. Ervin
Henry Kline
Illinois Central
Roy Davis
Georgia governor asked to spare Bakers at gallows
A Georgia man Pa Baker travels to Atlanta to plead for clemency for his sons Ralph 15 and George 23 Baker condemned for the death of Deputy Sheriff J W Morton at Durham station. National groups and local clubs urge mercy, with appeals flooding the state prison commission through Governor Hardwick.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Pa” Baker
Floyd County
Thomas W. Hardwick
Ralph
George
Rome
J. W. Morton
Durham
Baker
Gaiger
Hardwick
Georgia Prison Commission
Forrow
Frank Duwas
Bere Lant Eee Evernor
Florida
New York
State
Ralph Baker
National
Boys’ Work Executives Association
George Baker
Association
Boy. Scouts of America
Woodcraft League of America
Jewish Welfare
Big Brother Movement
Boys’ Work Department
International Y. M. C. A
Atlanta. Ga
State Prison Commission
United States
Prison Commission
French threaten to shoot Buer mayor amid Ruhr unrest
From Berlin reports the French threaten to shoot the mayor of Buer if further French are attacked in the Ruhr, as arrests rise and civilians face restrictions. Conflicting casualty counts arise, while diplomatic circles in London weigh Brussels decisions on evacuation and German reparations talks.
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Berlin
Buer
Ruhr
London
Brussels
Rhineland
Germany
Great Britain
United States
France
Belgium
Depositors Riot as Bank Is Opened in New York
Records of Vincenzo Tisbo & Brothers, steam ship agents and private bankers who vanished four days ago with claims totaling up to 2 million dollars, were seized by receiver Bertha Rembaugh. A thousand depositors surged the bank front and were repelled by police. safes yielded little of value containing mostly cash and foreign currency including rubies and marks.
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New York
Vincenzo Tisbo & Brothers
Hull Declines To Accept Endorsement
In Ashville Tennessee on March 13 Cornell Hull chairman of the Democratic national committee says he has no plans or motives that would encourage any local movement toward the endorsement resolution. He expresses appreciation for the resolution but rejects any support for its urged action.
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Ashville
Tenn
Cordell Hull
Democratic, National Committee
Weather forecast toward Alabama and Mississippi shows fair night
The forecast for Alabama and Mississippi calls for fair skies tonight with light winds and no precipitation expected. No major weather events are anticipated.
New Orleans Cotton Futures Opening Prices
New Orleans March 13 cotton futures opened steady with March at 30.65, May 30.48, July 29.85, October 26.95, and December 25.59.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Futures Open Firm
New York opening shows cotton futures firm with March at 30.80, May 31.05, July 30.10, October 26.50, and December 25.96.
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New York
Candler Suit May Be Tried In September
Atlanta suit against soft drink magnate Candler seeks 500000 in heart balm damages from Mrs. Gnezima De Bouchel of New Orleans. Answer admits correspondence and engagement to her but denies damages and asks dismissal. It also cites alleged visitor conduct during the Confederate reunion and lack of sufficient evidence.
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Atlanta
Aseo G. Candler
Atl Soft
Gnezima de Bouchel
New Orleans
Girl Is Questoned in Banker's Death Receiver Is Named
Former sanitary district trustee J Williams is appointed receiver for Jogan Square Trust and Savings Bank after its closure following president Fred W Popp being found shot in his car on the Chicago outskirts. State Bank Examiner H W Savage says appointment aids solvency review. Funeral held, reorganization planned. witness June Eaton questioned denying involvement.
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J. Williams
Sanitary District
Jogan Square Trust and Savings Bank
Fred W. Popp
Chicago
State Bank
H. W. Savage
Popp
Savage
June Eaton
Oscar Wolff
Proposed merger of rails ratified in Ohio
The Nickel Plate stockholders ratified a proposed merger with the Cloverleaf Lake Erie & Western and other Van Sweringen controlled lines. Voting on remaining mergers will occur in Chicago Peoria Muncie Frankfort in successive days with owners deciding next.
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Clevelax&d
Ohio
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Lake Erie & Western
Chicago & State Line
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Ex Kaiser Wilhelm becomes grandfather again
United Press reports March 13 that Ex Kaiser Wilhelm's family grows as the Duchess of Brunswick gives birth to a son. The birth marks another generation in the former emperor’s lineage.
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Vienna
United Press
Kaiser Wilhelm
Brunswick
Speer
Allied debt note delay in Washington march 13
Secretary Hughes discussed the allied plea for more time to settle 256 million dollars for the American army of occupation in Germany with President Harding, who is in Florida. The note, sent from Paris via Eliot Wadsworth, is under study and no reply is expected before a reparations commission meeting tomorrow.
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Washington
Hughes Tdoay
Harding
Florida
Germany
Paris
Treasury
Eliot Wadsworth
State Department
Wadsworth
Reparations Commission
King Gustave of Sweden Elim in Nice Golf Doubles
King Gustave of Sweden and his partner Mr. Hunter of England were eliminated in the first round of the Nice tournament doubles. They fell to M. re and Col. Dunkerly in two straight sets 6 8 6 7 1.
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King OF
Sweden
Nice
Associated Press
Gustave
Hunter
England
M. Re
Col. Dunkerly
Noted Atlanta Attorney Luther Z. Rosser Dies at Home
Atlanta March 13 Luther Z. Rosser one of the Souths leading lawyers collapsed and died at his home in the city This eminent attorney served as chief of counsel for Leo Frank during the famous murder trials Rosser also handled major damage suits against Walter Candler son of Asa G Candler and others in recent years His death removes a prominent figure from Atlanta legal circles.
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Atlanta
Luther Z. Rosser
Rosser
Leo Frank
Frank
Mary Phagan
Walter Candler
Asa G. Candler
Clyde K. Byfield
Disastrous Fire Destroys Nebraska City Block
Fire of unknown origin gutted a glass and paint store in Lincoln Nebraska City’s business district early today. The blaze spread to the Victoria hotel and swept the entire block, causing estimated damages around 200000 dollars.
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Lincoln
Neb
Victoria Hotel
Seven Irish Rebels Meet Death Penalty
Dublin reports seven Republican irregular prisoners executed by Free State troops at diverse locations on charges including bank robbery illegal possession of weapons and rebellion. Names and places of execution are listed among the reported actions. London dispatches note continued Irish raid fears in Britain with secret service vigilance and enhanced cross border cooperation.
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Free State
Dublin
Mullin
Creévy
Wenn Ry
London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Secret Service
Daily Express
Scotland
Morning Post
Markievicz
India
Egypt
Ireland
MISKE TO DISCUSS BOUTS WITH MANAGER
Billy Miske, St. Paul heavyweight, left Hot Springs for St. Paul to confer with his manager Jack Reddy on business matters. He suggested a Chicago bout with a leading heavyweight and planned to return to Hot Springs for further training within ten days. Floyd Johnson accompanied him. Johnson trains for a May 12 bout with Jess Willard in New York.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Jack Reddy
Miske
Chicago
Floyd Johnson
Iowa
Harry
Landis and Herrmann to Meet at Banquet in Lakeland
Judge Landis commissioner of baseball and Garry Herrmann president of the Cincinnati Reds will attend a banquet in Lakeland hosted by the Elks Club tonight. President Herrmann is expected to address the J C Benton case and Tris Speaker along with the Cleveland Indians squad will be present. Clarke Griffith president of the Washington Americans trains at Tampa with Pat Moran manager of the Reds and possibly a Cardinals rep.
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Lakeland
Fla
Judge Landis
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Reds
Elks Club
Herrmann
J. C. (Rube) Benton Case
Tris Speaker
Cleveland American League
Clarke Griffith
Washington Americans
Tampa
Pat Moran
Meet Chili Chief Colonel at Pan American conference
The United States delegation to the Pan American conference in Santiago Chile, which met here yesterday, will call on President Porras today. Delegates who left New York on March 6 met daily aboard the Santa Teresa to discuss the conference agenda. Henry P Fletcher, chairman of the delegation, said he was pleased with the preliminary meetings.
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Colon
United States
Santiago
Chilé
Porras
New York
Santa Teresa
Henry P. Fletcher
Probe Started on Chain Store Stock
The New York Stock Exchange opened an inquiry into Piggly Wiggly stores Inc class A common stock. Members were asked how many shares they held long or short, borrowed or loaned, and to whom. The last sale stood at 79 1 4 with a yearly high of 79 4 4 and a low of 55 1 4.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange Today
Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc
Exchange
Illinois University to host Inter scholastic tourney invites champions
Sixteen high school teams were invited to enter the National Inter scholastic basketball tournament April 4 5 6 and 7 by the University of Chicago. An Alabama pair Simpson High Birmingham and Sidney Lanier Montgomery are named along with Duval High Jacksonville and Pine Bluff Ark as state champions or runners up invited to compete.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Veix
Simpson High
Birmingham
Ala
Sidney Lanier High
Montgomery
Alabama
Duval High
Jacksonville
Fla
Pine Bluff
Ark
Corso Bound Over On Prohibition Charge
Tom Corso was bound over to the federal grand jury when arraigned today on a charge of violating the national prohibition law. He was served with a warrant earlier.
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Tom Corso
Federal Grand Jury
Loyalty Pledge Campaign Mobilizes Mobile Citizens
A large turnout signs loyalty banners across Mobile as the Chamber of Commerce leads a week of observance. Dr Irvine speaks on Lovell to Your Home Town at Tucker School tonight. Children distribute loy alty resolutions while The Mobile Register Radio broadcasts the loyalty message statewide. J L Bedgole and David Holt prepare radio talks tonight and tomorrow night.
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Mobile
Obile Chamber of Commerce
Irvine
Lovell
Cnna
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Tucker School
Mobile Register-Mobile Radio Company
Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Bedgole
David Holt
Publicity Department
Wright Heads Alba Fishing Club at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Fishing and Hunting Club in Alba a large attendance backed a night of enthusiasm. New officers elected include John A. Lamey as vice president E B Partridge as secretary and treasurer J C Wright as chairman with T C McKenzie and C W Adams named to the committee along with others.
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John A. Lamey
Partridge
Bauer
Dr. J
T. C. McKenzie
C. W. Adams
Perfect Weather Forecast For Mobile City Today
The forecast for Mobile calls for bright conditions with ample sunshine. The weatherman expects temperatures around 48 degrees this afternoon and Wednesday, and says the public should be advised of the clear pattern.
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City of Mobile
Mobile
St Matthew’s Lawn Fete Slated for May 21 22
The St Matthew's Catholic Church in Oakdale schedules its annual lawn fete for Monday and Tuesday May 21 22. Committees have been appointed and promoters anticipate a very successful entertainment.
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St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Oakdale
Chamber of Commerce Board to Convene Wednesday
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular monthly directors meeting Wednesday. Officials will discuss several matters of importance including a proposed move of the offices to the first floor of the federal building, now under review by a committee.
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Federal Building
Mq Committee
New Insurer Formed In Probate Court Filing
The Bell General Insurance Ags Corporation filed incorporation papers in probate court today to engage in general insurance business. Headquarters are in Mobile and capital stock is stated. Incorporators include John O Bright of Mobile and John K La, with Mildred A Bell acting as president and treasurer and John Alk as vice president and secretary.
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Bell General Insurance Ags Corporation
John 0.Bright
Mobile
John K. la
Mildred A
Mildred A. Béll
John ©. Alk
Mobile man held on Mann Act charge in New Orleans case
Jack Brown formerly of Mobile is under federal arrest in New Orleans on a Mann Act charge. He will be brought back for a hearing. Brown allegedly took a married Mobile woman to New Orleans several months ago.
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Jack Brown
New Orleans
Mobile
Te Brown
Condition of head of college serious in Atlantic City
The condition of Dr. James Re Day, chancellor emeritus of the university, remained serious and unconscious for about 48 hours as bronchial pneumonia worsened. Attending physicians issued a bulletin noting the remnant of the illness and the ongoing effort to stabilize him.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Maret
James Re Day
University
Mayo Party Returns from Warrior River Cruise
Dr W J Mayo and party returned to Mobile yesterday afternoon from a trip aboard the houseboat North Star cruising the Warrior River. The vessel will remain for repairs and the group will resume their journey after fixes are complete.
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W. J. Mayo
Warrior
North Star
Retur Mobile
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