Defense pushes for new trial in officer killing case
By consent of state and defense a motion for a new trial for Clyde Beach alias Steve Hardy, condemned to die for the Motorcycle Officer W. F. Murphy killing, was postponed. Attorneys seek impounding of a bullet found in a telephone pole and sent to a firearms expert to verify if it matches Beach s pistol. The motion lists alleged trial errors including evidentiary rulings and jury instructions.
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Clyde Beach
Steve Hardy
W. F. Murphy
Beach
Kilby
Alex T Howard
Howard
Montgomery
J. G. Hamilton
Rubira
Bart B. Chamberlain
Broad Street
Early Markets Sources Show Rails Lead Recovery At Open
Stock prices recovered at the open as rails led the advance. Goodyear Rubber rose two points while Vanadium Steel Westinghouse Electric Bethlehem Steel and New York Chicago Great Western preferred gained six points to a new high. Pennsylvania Kansas City Southern and American Telephone reached new high ground.
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Wall Street
New York
Goodyear Rubber
Vanadium Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Bethlehem Steel
Cotton futures open steady with mixed nearby and new contracts
New York March 29. Cotton futures opened steady with May at 15.77, July 18.85, October 15.58, December 15.64. New contracts posted at 15.25, 15.38, and 15.45 for January.
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New York
York
Futures Open Steady In New Orleans Market
New Orleans futures opened steady with bids: January 15.40, May 15.50, July 15.58, October 15.27, and December 13.39. The market shows a balanced start across contract months.
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New Orleans
Bankhead Defends Record In Alabama Senate Race
John H. Bankhead opened his campaign in Siluria Alabama with a defense of his work as a corporation lawyer. He accuses Frederick I Thompson of courting class conflict while pledging fair treatment for utilities and business. He says Thompson cannot coerce him into anti corporation warfare.
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Siluria
Ala
Frederick I. Thompson
Mobile
John H. Bankhead
Jasper
J. Thomas Heflin
Bankhead
Woman to face grand larceny charge in home theft
Fannie Donaldson, identified as a negress, will be docketed on grand larceny charges for stealing wear ing apparel $10 in cash and other items from Dr J F Rowe of 53 Bienville Avenue. Detectives Farmer and Soe who investigated said most items were recovered except a leather purse.
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Fannie Donaldson
Negress
J. F. Rowe
Bienville Avenue
Farmer
Soe
Real Estate Board Pushes Civic Improvements
The Mobile Real Estate Board urged Dauphin street resurfacing removal of unsightly signs and adoption of uniform signs ordinance. A resolution by F Lee Giblin’s civic improvement committee called for removing downtown wires and directing owners to repaint and redecorate storefront interiors.
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Dauphin Street
Mobile Real Estate Board
Lee Giblin
Civic Improvement Commmittee
Rescue Lodge 24 marks golden anniversary in Mobile
Knights of Pythias celebrate 50 years of Rescue Lodge No. 24 with an elaborate program. Edward Metzger receives a 50 year veterans jewel as Supreme Chancellor Alva M. Lumpkin declares Pythianism stands for God country and home. Visitors include Mayor J H Bayliss and Senator Hugo Black. Page 3.
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Rescue Lodge No. 24
Knights of Pythias
Mobile
Edward Metzger
Lumpkin
Russia
Alabama
Carolina
Tully A. Goodwin
Mind Reader Answers Last Queries In City
Daily column reveals a reader questions about career success and salary. A clairvoyant responds with assurances on securing the desired position and earning a good wage, and mentions a trip with a husband and potential money coming to the reader.
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Mind Reader
Hoover Record Attacked by Three Democratic Prospects
Democratic contenders in radio statements assailed the Hoover administration as a failure in both executive and legislative realms. Senator Caraway and Representative Garner criticized Congress and the farm relief and tariff measures, arguing the current session achieves little for farmers.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Caraway
Garner
Texas
Eee Potas
House
Tennessee
Chapman Better After Delaitune Train Injury
James Hughes Chapman 44 of 117 Pine Street, a Mobile and Ohio railroad worker for 25 years, was struck by a southbound freight near Delaitune Waynesboro Mississippi Friday. He was moved to Mobile aboard an M and O passenger train and later listed improved by infirmary attendants.
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James Hughes Chapman
Pine Street
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Delaitune
Waynesboro
Miss
Chapman
Mobile
Bribe Case Opens In Los Angeles Grand Jury Indictments
Seven of the 37 men named in secret indictments related to the Julian Petroleum Corporation appeared before Judge Walton J. Wood and posted 5000 bail each. They face charges to violate the usury law. the group was involved in pools handling Julian stock tied to a collapse in 1927, affecting investors by nearly 100 million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Grand Jury
Eee
Julian Petroleum Corporation
Walton J. Wood
H. W. Chotiner
Alvin H. Frank
W. Lenc
Adolph Gem
M. Weinstein
Settee
Julian Stock
Warning Issued On Fish Law Violations In Dog River Area
District Game Warden A Z Oberhaus said he will seek help from all men to stop taking fish from Dog River and its tributaries. Three alleged violators face inferior criminal court next week as the state aims to preserve fresh water fish. Citizens and sportsmen urged to report violations to the district warden via Dexter.
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District Game Garden
A. Z. Oberhaus
Dog River
Inferior Criminal Court
Dexter
Indians at Flays Artist as Love Tease
In Buffalo on March 20 the court hears a murder case involving Lila Jimerson and Nancy Bowen. Lila, nicknamed the red lilac, allegedly influenced Nancy to kill Clotilda Brown, wife of Henri Marchand the white artist. Anne Snow, kin to Lila, opposed Marchand.
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Buffalo
Lila Jimerson
Nancy Bowen
Loge Reservation
Lake Erie
Lile
Nancy
Lila
Henri Marchand
Clotilda Brown
Sassafras Charlie
Ann Snow
Marchand
Ship Federal floated after grounding near Sand Island
The Shipping Board boat Federal, which ran aground Friday morning in the key channel two miles north of Sand Island sight, was floated in the afternoon and brought into port. The vessel carried cargo from Europe and is operated by the Waterman Steamship Corporation.
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Shipping Board
Federal
Key Channel
Sand Island Sight
Europe
Waterman Steamship Corporation
Passengers Land at Plymouth After Queenstown Standoff
The North German Lloyd liner Stuttgart docked at Plymouth on March 23 to discharge passengers from New York who had been unable to land at Queenstown due to a fierce weather and sea conditions.
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Plymouth
England
Stuttgart
New York
Queenstown
Weather Alabama and Mississippi forecasts
Fair conditions prevail in Alabama and Mississippi with a risk of frost Saturday night. Sunday is expected to be mostly sunny and fair with mild temperatures. Local variations may occur.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Man shoots wife in jealousy and is shot by her brother
Raymond Stone 27 traveled to his estranged wife's home in Nashville and opened fire after being ordered to leave. Wounding his wife and father in law, Stone was shot by the wife's brother Dave Poindexter who then fired at Stone with an axe. Stone survived. the wife and father in law were hospitalized with injuries. He confessed to the police saying he acted for love of wife and child after their separation.
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Nashville
Tenn
Raymond Stone
Jeff Poindexter
Aust «Lary
Dave Levadexter
Stone
Paul
Celina
Tenhi
Dave Poindexter
Army Surgeon Held in Death of Two Wives
Denver authorities and Topeka investigators probe Major Charles A. Shepard army medical officer over the reported deaths of two of his wives. He is jailed in Denver on federal charges of poisoning his second wife at Fort Riley, Kansas.
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Denver
Col
Charles A. Shepard
Army
Shepard
Fort Riley
Kan
Topeka
Hoover backs Haiti pullback policy from Forbes report
President Hoover signals he can meet U S duties in Haiti by following Forbes commission recommendations to gradually withdraw marine forces and start full diplomatic relations. Kichan accepted the report as policy less than two months after its appointment, with publication of the document.
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Washington
Hoover
Haiti
Forbes Commission
Kichan
United States
Youth Found On Roadside Dies Of Poisoned Liquor
Jackson Mississippi dispatch reports a young man about 20 died after being found roadside and hospitalized. He was reportedly in a starved condition and had told followers his name was Howard Green from Pennsylvania.
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Pangbone
Howard Green
Pennsylvania
Coast Guard saves two ships in fog near Golden Gate
In dense San Francisco Bay fog the tanker Rhine Mary and the lumber schooner Claremont ran aground near Crissy Field after striking submerged rock. Claremont beached and leaking badly. Rhine Mary reported no danger as both vessels headed toward Seattle and San Pedro respectively.
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San Eee
Central
Fornia
University of Call Nia
San Francisco ‘Bay
Mary
San
Golden ‘Gate
Claremont
Crissy Field
Sir
Boys scattered as police break up combat at game
Police halted a chaotic scene as boys scattered during a confrontation. Reports indicate large groups violated rules and traffic was blocked while authorities intervened to restore order.
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Ment Sakae
Sa Plese Ss Poriggrad
Frost Predicted for Mobile With 40 Degree High
Weather bureau forecast frost for Mobile Sunday morning with a 40 degree high. Friday night’s low was 39 degrees, according to the report issued Saturday.
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Mobile
Weather Bureau
Radio Schedule from WODX Studio Features Various Hours
Saturday program lineup lists Sunshine Hour and Variety Hour with 12 to 2 PM blocks, plus 5 to 7 PM Records and ensemble performances. Danish String Band appears in the evening, with 1410 kilocycles and 212.5 meters noted.
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WODX
Wodx Ensemble
Denmark
Ores Ae
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Fiue
Corporation Attorney
Street
Real Etate Board
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God
J. F
Flor At
Burns
Mrs. Hoover
Rapidan
Ander
Alan
Herbert, Jr
Herbert Hoover
Herbert
Jana
Roy
Jackson
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Pittsburgh
Lekaburg
Rhine Mary
S S. Claremont
California
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