Auto wreck near Craft highway leaves Miss Hudson dead
Reported by officials, Beverly and Miss Artlene Hudson, both of Prichard, suffered cuts and bruises after a high speed collision near the Craft highway outskirts. Miss Hudson 19 died from neck injuries caused by a broken windshield. Beverly stated his car was parked when another car struck it. The state continues its investigation with bond set at 1000 dollars.
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Verly
Janie Bell Hudson
Beverly
Ieee
Son
Artlene Hudson
Prichard
Hudson
Brooklyn Woman Killed by Neighbor in Home Scene
Police say 46 year old Anna, a Brooklyn high school student’s mother, was shot in her home by Walter Goldberg, 28, who was arrested after giving conflicting statements. Goldberg claimed self defense and said he found two guns, one at the scene, as officers recounted his evolving story through the night.
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Walter
Conio
Anna
Brooklyn High
Anne
Fied
Harris
Goldberg
Bose
Tots Escape Starvation in Oregon Mountain Storm
In Lakeview Oregon a family of mother and four children faced starvation during a prolonged storm. A posse rescued them after the mother left the youngest in the cold. two older children died and the third was critically ill. Amburger, taken into custody, disputed the family’s hunger claims.
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Lakeview
Ore
Dwor
Moe Terrific Buggard
Epee
Amburger
Plot to free Joliet inmates through poisoning plot uncovered
Chicago detectives report a plan to release about 1200 Joliet penitentiary inmates by poisoning guards. The scheme, timed for next Saturday, centers on Nathant Jr as the mastermind and Leopold as financier, with previous escapes linked to their operations. Police describe recent arrests and ongoing investigations.
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Chicago
Joliet
Uarda
Leopold
Ste
Leo Delgoda
Delgoda
Ideal Weather Week Promise Forecast
The forecast promises fair weather tonight with little change in temperature. A slight rise is expected Wednesday as the thermometer edges upward while temperatures stay near current levels.
Futures Open Barely Steady In New York Markets
In New York on March 15 futures opened barely steady with March at 13.62, May 13.72, July 13.82, October 14.00, and December 14.20. The data reflects early market conditions and contract maturities.
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New York
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Prices On March Market
The New York opening shows prices rising and falling as traders react to early developments. Several major issues display gains while others slip, signaling a cautious start to the session.
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Wall Street
New York
Cotton futures steady at Orleans opening
At Orleans March 16 cotton futures opened steady with March at 13.58, May 18.62, July 13.73, October 13.87, and December 13.99.
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Orleans
Weather forecast for Alabama and Mississippi
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight in Alabama and Mississippi with temperatures slightly warmer. Winds become moderately southeast as conditions ease, with no precipitation expected.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Tampa Tribune Change of Ownership by Chicago Investors
Two Chicago men acquire the Tampa Tribune from a local buyer who had owned it for about 18 months. Dr. L. A. Bize, a Tampa banker, had served as publisher along with Mr. Thomason before the sale.
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Tampa Tribune
Chicago
Tampa
Fra
Tribune Today
Tribune
Tam
W. F. Stowall
Dr. L. A. Bize
Thomason
Her Love Suit in New York Sees Husband Win
The New York American reports Edward W. Browning won his separation suit against his youthful bride Peaches. Peaches loses her counter suit and alimony prospects. Browning may set terms for future support and seeks to remove his mother in law from the home. alimony of $300 weekly since November 22 ends under new rulings.
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New York
New York American
Edward W. Browning
Peaches
Supreme Court
Seeger
Carolyn Heenan
Funeral for Louis Guivardi Lost in Polecat Bay
The 21 year old Louis Guivardi leverman of the dredge Matagorda was found drowned in Polecat bay. His body was recovered yesterday afternoon and funeral services were held at Roche mortuary this morning with burial in Malia cemetery. He had left his home on the Magdh night, walked to the end of the causeway, and was believed to have drowned when a skiff he could not reach drifted away. A native of France, he had lived in Mobile eight years and leaves a widow and a young child.
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Louis Guivardi
Leverman
Matagorda
Polecat Bay
Roche
Malia
Edward Nelson
Guivardi
St. . H Street
France
Mobile
Woodmen of the World Executive Council Plans Mobile Visit
The Woodmen of the World executive council, assessing sites for a new southeast regional headquarters, will visit Mobile in April for inspections. The full council will arrive next month, according to Chamber of Commerce information.
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Woodmen of the World
Order
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
L. D
Mayo Brothers to Visit City on Yacht
Dr William J Mayo and his brother Dr Charles H Mayo heads of the Mayo Clinic, Rochester Minnesota, will arrive tomorrow with a party aboard their private yacht. They will stay about 48 hours before proceeding to Montgomery via the Alabama river. The Chamber of Commerce and Mobile Medical Association coordinate the welcome. A reception committee will be named by Dr J D Perdue and President J L Bedsole. Miss Elizabeth Fonde leads arrangements for the women?s reception contingent.
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William J. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Charles HA. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Alabama River
Montgomery
Chamber of Commerce
Mobile Medical Association
Mayo
Medical
Tigrett to Speak at Industrial Meet in South
Washington reports the southern division of the Mining Congress will hold an industrial development conference in Alabama. Speakers include N B Tigrett of Tennessee Gulf Mobile & Northern, J A Emery of Washington, and Henry 8 Ives of Chicago Clearing, with delegates named by southern governors.
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Washington
M Mining Congress
Bir- Ala
South
William JF. Chisholm
Shreveport
Louisiana Bureau of Mineral Re Suey
Ot’ Montocky
Bryson
Ducky
North Carolina
Walker F. Pond
Tennessee
J. A. Emery
Family Quarrel Blamed for Double Fatal Shootings
Hamilton residents report a family quarrel blamed by police for a morning shooting at the Mitts home. A man named Foley was arrested after the deaths of two women, one identified as Catherine Foley and the other a 62 year old relative, with investigators questioning him as a suspect in the case.
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Hamilton
Acta
Gage
Luis Fe Valor
Catherine Michael Foley
Eres
Foley
Mitts
Diva
Délewith Ona Gasvane
Doeak
Mrs. R. V. Cline Dies in Miami
Mrs. Russell V. Cline, 33, of Ohio, wife of a Firestone Company official, died suddenly in Miami Florida on March 15 as reported in local dispatches. The loss is noted by family and colleagues connected to the Firestone firm.
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R. V. Cline
Miami
Miami, Fla
Russell V. Cline
Ohio
Firestone
Reunion Opens for Scottish Rite Masons in Mobile
The 48th Scottish Rite reunion for the Valley of Mobile Alabama opened at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with lodge opening, visitor reception, petitions, and class registration followed by ritual work. Sovereign John H. Cowles of Washington arrives as official guest. Charles A. Moffett of Birmingham also attends as deputy of the supreme council. Degrees from fourth to 82nd will be conferred during the week across about 13 central and south Alabama counties.
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John H. Cowles
Washington, D. C
Reg Jor
Organization For the Valley of Mobile
Domain of Alabama
St. Francis and Claiborne Streets
Lodge
Sovereign Cowles
Louisville & Nashville
Jacksonville
Fla
A Delegan
Cowles
Covington
Charles A. Moffett
Birmingham
Supreme Council of Alabama
Valley of Mobile
Central
Alohesia
A. F. Norquist
R. J. Douglas
E. L. Eastburn
1. Lichtbach
NY debutante Mary Cabell found in Adirondacks
In Hudson Falls NY on March 15 Mary Cabell a 15 year old New York sub debutante was found in an ice cream parlor in the Adirondacks with Leona Vaughn after a six day absence. She said the trip was an escapade and refused to detail her journey while authorities prepared for her father's arrival.
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Hudson Falls
N. Y
Mary Cabell
New York
Usher
Lake George
Adirondacks
Leona Vaughn
Hartwell Cabell
Miss Cabell
Kasia Mahoney
Supreme Court
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Cohoes
MN. Y
Greenwich Village
Charlotte Blake
Spence School
Edward Powers
Carleton Hotel
Husband Triled for Death of Spouse in Rang 3 Trial
N R Clayton stands trial in Booneville circuit court for murder of his wife who was asleep with their baby. Prosecution cites financial troubles and a $10000 life insurance payoff. Defense claims unknown assassins killed her, influenced by recent anonymous letters.
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Booneville
Miss
N. R. Clayton
Claytons
Clayton
Fatty Arbuckle Signs Five Year Film Contract
The Examiner reports Roscoe C. Fatty Arbuckle, once accused in the Virginia Rappe case and later acquitted, signed a five year contract to produce a series of comedies for independent producer Abe Carlos and planned to bring the projects to the United States.
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Los Angeles
the Examiner
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Abe Carlos
Heex
United
Cottonseed Report Shows Large Yearly Decline in Stocks
Washington reports the seven month period August 1 to February 28 totals for cottonseed reach 4,951,671 tons, down from 4,478,441 tons a year earlier, with on hand stocks at mills 818,528 tons, and related oil and cake yields also varying.
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Washington
Mills Oe
Fengtien Forces Advance Steadily
Pekin March 15 Under cover of artillery fire Wengtien troops have crossed the Yellow river and are now moving toward Cheng-Chang Chin Yunao forces are in toward Cheng-Chang large numbers
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Pekin
Citizens demand audit of state and city books
Five hundred twenty five signatures were collected to petition Gov. Bib Graves for an audit of state finances. Governor Graves ordered the chief state auditor to assign men to perform the audit. Mayor W A Gunter of Montgomery said city books are open for inspection and city officials will cooperate with state authorities in examining accounts.
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Montgomery
Alay
Bibb Graves
Montke
Junis
Graves
GC i
W. A. Gunter
Shooting of Young Girl Probed in Washington
Police investigate the 17 year old Nancy Randolph shot at a Washington apartment while two high school students, Nancy and Joseph Simms, allegedly playing hockey. The 18 year old suspect is sought as investigators pursue whether the shooting was accidental.
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Washington
Nancy Randolph
Joseph Simms
Young Simms
Artment
Nancy
Elizabeth
Simms
Midnight Deadline on Income Taxes
Washington reports a brisk rush on the final day as taxpayers scramble to complete returns. Some have filed early while others race to meet the midnight deadline and ensure postage for March 15 cancellation.
Miami Man Hangs Self Near Stairway in Downtown
The body of 4 man identified as C Burge was found under a downtown office building stairway with a rope around his neck. A note in his coat said he was dying of TB and named his brother John Burge in Fort Lauderdale and his father Fred Burge in Stamford Conn. A coroner jury returned the case as suicide.
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Miami
Fia
C. Burge
John Burge
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Fred Burge
Atlantic Avenue
Stamford
Conn
C, Burge
Youth is killed by giant saw near Acworth
Dick Cheatham Jr., 21, was nearly instantly killed when a circular saw broke half its blade and severed his left shoulder and chest while the man rigged the tool to a back yard car wheel to saw stove wood. His mother, alone in the house, heard the aftermath.
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Acworth
Dick Cheatham, Jr
Cheatham
Ear hiding fashion spreads among 1927 flappers
New York reports a craze where high society women will cover ears with padded hairpieces and fashion polish. Charles Noauset, head of a beauty seminar, notes beauty upkeep costs soar with 60 million women spending 390 million dollars on beauty culture last year.
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New York
Ain
Ipaaraatia
Charles Noauset
Seance Association
United
Bates
Governor Whitfield Sees Little Change in Condition
Gov Henry L Whitfield remains at near rest with little change in his health after bone cancer diagnosis physicians say recovery uncertain and no immediate crisis until he can be moved from the Mississippi mansion as his son Robert Whitfield returns to Columbus after several days at the bedside.
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Jackson
Miss
Henry L. Whitfield
Cry Flinger
Robert Whitfield
Columbus
Treasury Office Sets Money Mark for Washington
Washington March 16 The Treasury Department faces a record turnover of 7 000 000 000 to be managed by federal reserve banks and internal revenue collectors. The four operations include refunding Liberty bonds and issuing five year notes, matching income tax payments of 550 000 000, retiring 4 3 4 per cent notes from 1923, and paying interest on Liberty loan bonds.
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Washington
Department
Federal Reserve Banks
Internal Revenue Collectors
Railroad Workers Trapped by Snow Slide Near Silverton
Fifty Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad snow shovelers were trapped in a deep gorge near Silverton Colorado after a massive slide 40 feet of snow and debris buried the tracks. Food supplies were believed sufficient to last several days until the men can clear a path by shoveling.
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Silverton
Colo
Great St
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Nevada gambling age bill moves to Senate debate
The Nevada lower house sent the gambling age bill to the Senate with predictions it could become law. Supporters say it would tax annual gambling revenue and raise about $400,000 from table games while opponents fear swift committee burial. The assembly also advanced a liberalization of divorce rules citing insanity as a cause for termination.
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Carson Ciry
Nevada
Senate
Home blast injuries two in San Antonio
In San Antonio Texas a dynamite blast at a residence harmed two people. The home of M Judias was wrecked with sons injured while another occupant escaped unscathed. One victim suffered burns and external injuries while others were only slightly hurt.
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San Antonio
Texas
M Judias
Tual Ignacio
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