Federal court session opens for Piet Mobile liquor probe
Federal men testifying in a special session of federal court begin cases arising from last summer’s Piet Mobile investigation. The grand jury and panel of jurors are named, with officers and attorneys appointed to handle the proceedings and a raft of charges including possession and bribery to be heard this week.
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Federal Court
Oak
B. Barnes
Charles Robert L. Brown
D. Wrck Butterly
LG. Camiorge
H. Cassidy
Richard James L. Coleman
J. W. Ed Ohard- Cowan
E. Curtis
Vison
Léo A. D
Ornellas
Gray
J.D. Hartley
Harry Columbua
C. Jackson
Sidney
Edward C. Lane
H. S. Madden
Frank B. Morrison
R. Akcanine
I. B. Odum
George A. Potter
John ‘Steele
Edward
Wi Wise
T. Ervin
Oan
Saturn
Alr
Butler
Enie Department
T. Gonzauligs
Vale
Fment
Chattan
The
Birmingham
N. Mesie
Mobile
John
United Pes
Taday Kearns
Sam Powe
Emma Latikos
B. O'Connor
Daniel Dimas
Perry
Richard Chrisman
Jemison
Daniel Jem
Geronimo Perez
F. Daves
Bullen
John.en
Richard
Lamar Kelly
J. L. Dougheris
Daniy
Robert J.kearns
Stock Prices Move Within Narrow Opening Bounds
Stock prices opened with limited movement in New York and New Orleans markets. Rail shares fluctuated while Bethlehem Steel and Anaconda hit new lows, while United States Industrial and Cuyamel Fruit gained. Cotton futures in New York and New Orleans opened steady to firm with several near term contracts listed.
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New York
le International Paper
Bethlehem Steel
Anaconda
Rep
Gulf States Steels
Lim Kelly Springfield
Reynolds Tndwi
United States
Baldwin
A. Pont
Etna
New Orleans
Weather Teaser for Mare Islands Area
Fragmentary weather note reports a cold front and a chance of rain near Mare Islands. Details are unclear but indicate temperatures around ten degrees and northeast winds.
Morgan Soldiers Leave Fort Morgan for Pensacola
The last of the soldiers stationed at Fort Morgan departed for Pensacola aboard the quartermaster tug Albert B. Jenkins. The fort is now deserted except for a caretaker and quarantine plans may move to Sand Island off Arlington. Fort Gaines on Dauphin Island has also been deserted for months.
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Fort
Morgan
Solterdan
Pensacola
Albert.b. Jenkins
Dix Fini
Lorgan
Mobile
Fort Morgan
Carl Michel
Sand Island
Arlington
Fort Gaines
Make Final Plans for Campaign Dinners in Mobile
A campaign to mobilize Mobile residents to support a drive is launched with a dinner in the Cawthon room at 6 to 10 PM. Colonial leaders and steam workers will attend as part of the outreach, with nightly meetings planned at the Cawthon venue and a concluding dinner. District officials and organizers presided, with Lt. Gen. G. Cneral delivering the principal address and Dr. Dian' leading prayers.
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Mi-C. A
Mobile
Teporti
Dian
Hempstead
Cc. A
Leon Schwarz
Colder Weather Forecast With Frost Likely in Alabama
The weather bureau warned of frost over most of Alabama tonight as a cooler air mass moves in. Despite the drop in temperatures, sunshine is expected to temper the chill and limit discomfort. Last night’s low was 54 degrees.
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Weather Bureau
Mobile
Alabama
Goose Hill Man Put Under Arrest
Dennis Kirk of near Goose Hill was brought to Mobile last night to answer charges under federal law. The report notes an arrest related to violating specific statutes and the case involves local authorities and federal agents.
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Goose Hill
Dennis Kirk
Hear Grove Hill
Mobile
Histar
Indictments Target Wood in Juror Bribery Allegations
The January grand jury returned indictments charging Darron Wood with attempting to influence jurors in the Thomas W. Cleveland case. The defense argues the indictments fail to specify an offense or to name actions toward Frank R. McConnell and William Krause. Wood is the third to be indicted in the juror-bribery saga linked to Cleveland, after Robert Johnson’s acquittal and WW Meyers’ conviction and appeal. Meyers posts bond at 3500 dollars.
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Darron ‘Wood
Alabama
Frank R. McConnell
William “Krause
Thomas W. Cleveland
Stephen Lossing
Wood
Thomas W Cleveland
Robert Johnson
WW. Meyers
Meyers
Texans Arrive Here Court Witnesses For Liquor Conspiracy
U S agents and Texas residents arrive to testify as main witnesses in liquor conspiracy cases. Dallas prosecutors and officials including A R Butler and other agents are expected in court. Buck Blue and other noted western outlaws are mentioned in connection with the cases.
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Sal
J. Sergeant
Me Ormack
Buck Blue
David Hofforan
United States
Istret
Dalas
Cas
A. R. Butler
MT. Gonzantigs
Texas
Prohibition raid yields fines and court actions in Cricitt
A raiding incident under Prohibition law leads to fines and court proceedings. An individual named Smith faces a $50 penalty and a 30 day addendum while other defendants face related charges and potential sentencing. Deputy Bernstein witnesses describe the scene and the subsequent actions.
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Cricitt
Smith
Coninnge
Peak Watton
Necro
Ais Sentente
Williams
Ene Si
Toa
Vias
Berdstein
Man Ends Life With Carbolic Acid at Mill
George Joseph Boss a night watchman at Lindsey Lumber Co. mill near One Mile Creek died by carbolic acid poisoning. A death certificate and coroner report note an empty vial, with a 30s year old resident found near the body. He left a wife Kate Rossy and six children among others.
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George Joseph Boss
Lindsey Lumber Company
Mile Creek
Otock
Brohhen F. Hale
Kate Rossy
Alabama to Repair Florida Ferry Boat
A damaged ferry boat undergoing overhaul remains at port as Alabama engineers plan repairs. The vessel, previously sailing between Alabama and Cuba, faced completion delays amid rail and stock line concerns.
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Alabama
Florida
Bop
Sina
Cuba
Race Horse Game Declared Violation by Court
A court ruled the game known as put and take illegal. Recorder E Edington announced the ruling citing the practice of using a top display with race names and awarding merchandise to winners. The decision targets the game operated by E B Cororan and associates at a newsstand context.
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Edington
E. B
Cocoran
Propriets Aes Andrew
Coce
Radio Audience Proves Generous in Its Support
The report notes listener generosity during a Sunday broadcast, highlighting audience support for the station and its programs. It mentions long-time sums pledged, community ties, and gratitude expressed by sponsors and staff for continued backing.
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Radio
Corruption Probes Expand as New Cabinet Move Faces Resistance
Details outline four corruption probes tracking aviation frauds and related misuse of funds totaling hundreds of millions. The committee plans to press forward despite reluctance to embolden the incoming cabinet officer and push for further investigation. The article notes Garvin’s New York order and an executive session on Jean's arrest.
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Tae Phisker
Betis
Dr. Chert
Enpatite
Will
Garvins
Newe York
Jean
Demurrers Overruled in Federal Court Session
Judge Robert T. Ervin overruled demurrers in 14 cases in a federal court session. The paneling of the petit jury and three trials occurred as Fifteen papers were filed by J Inge for various defendants and Jereail represented Sam Pawe, whose case opened the docket. The main grounds involved alleged acts and vagueness.
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Robert T. Ervin
J. Inge
Jereail
Sam Pawe
Évert
School tax renewal on May primary ballot discussed
The board will consider continuing the ten year school tax after current law ends in 1926. A meeting of the board of revenue and road commissioners is set for tomorrow morning. Also to be considered is awarding a contract for construction and electric plant for the convict camp.
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Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Law observance parley planned in Washington
A nationwide law observance conference to discuss prohibition policy and enforcement is planned in Washington. Officials from education and related sectors will participate to address questions on enforcement and public observance.
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Washington
Dents’ Law Observance
Stope
Eee
Epentisa
Betaes
Feud Erupts In Old Valley Amid Shooting Spree
In Sanpete, Ruby Van Allen clashes with Sam McCarson after an insult. The Van Allens’ wagon is fired upon at the McCarson farm injuring women and children, including Wilmoth Van Allen, with several others hurt or killed.
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Gary Vani Allen
Mme McCaron
oMra
Sam McCarson
Ruby van Allen
Mra. Burley
van Allen
Charles van Allen
Hucky Yong Farmer
Bén McCarson
Maxey
Prohibition Law Fines In Five Cases and Suspects
Reported enforcement of the prohibition law resulted in fines for five individuals. J N White of 153 South Ray Street faced charges for possessing white whiskey, while W M Morris was fined for having prohibited liquors in a soft drink stand. Other defendants included Charley Fleming and J R with small quantities, and Danetl Kennedy plus S M Weerlywoon held on related charges until further action. Georgine Dent and Ethel May Dent, related defendants, were fined for involvement in the raid findings including white whiskey in a coffee pot and other items.
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J. N. White
South Rayo Street
W. M. Morris
Leming J. R
Dantel Kennedy
Thorad
Georgine Dent
Canal Street
Ewing
Ethel May Dent
LUNCHEON HONORS AUXILIARY CHIEF IN MOBILE
A special meeting and luncheon honored Mrs Mire Franklin L Bishop national president of the American Legion Auxiliary. The event at the Battle House began 10 39 oclock with remarks by Mrs Bishop and a discussion of auxiliary business. Attendees included a delegation of legionnaires led by Douglas Harris commander of the Lama McLeod post. Mrs Bishop arrived in Mobile yesterday as the guest of the local auxiliary and departed today.
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Mire
Franklin’ L. Bishop
Massachu
American Legion Auxiliary
John Wison
Auxiliary
Battle House
Daniels Declines to Permit Use of Name in Primary Race
The North Carolina Democratic scene centers on Daniels who will not oppose William East and Senator Oscar W. Davis. A contested convention is expected as Governor Morrison and Senator Simmons lead an opposing faction. The state convention is scheduled for April 17.
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North Carolina
Daniels
William Es
Oscar W
bleAdoo
Morrison
Simmons
Tao
British World Flier Forced to Land in Corfu
A British round-the-world airliner made a forced landing on Lake Saint Matthai near Corfu while en route from Temes to Athens. Major Stuart MacLaren, the flight commander, was seeking minor repairs to the Napiers-Vickers amphibian to resume the journey to the Greek capital.
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Athens
United Presa
Flood Devastates Regions Causing Deaths and Disruption
Floods swept through multiple areas causing fatalities and extensive damage. The surge left towns flooded, industrial plants crippled, and 8000 workers affected as repairs begin. Maryland and Ohio report drownings and major property losses with trains halted and services disrupted.
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Sunda
Ini
Taye Ralignad
Panaly
Kitamille Mary
Nes Otomac
Chester 'v
East Liverpool
Baltimore
United Press
Perth -Westerh. Vmryland
Cumberland
Baltimore & Obiog Railroad
Ite
Giicago
Capitol
Maryland
Norfolk stabbing case sparks police investigation
Reported in Norfolk Virginia a fatal stabbing during a fight led to charges of murder against a suspect named Bashara. John Bas and Carl Whitehurst are mentioned in connection with the incident, with Whitehurst claiming an officer fired without provocation. Police recovered whiskey in an alley near the victim’s car as part of the investigation.
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Norfolk
A. Coke Cner
Dore John Bas
Whiteha
Bashara
Reon
Pia
Whitehurst
Ara
Fes
Carl Whitehurst
Norfolks
Atlantic City Update on Attorney's Health and National Convention
An attorney in Atlantic City reported feeling fine and said he would care for himself while awaiting a national convention. He stated plans to fully recover and intends to vindicate himself, with his condition described as improving.
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Atlantic Crry
Harry Mi
Washini
Aviatre
Hand
Jst
Who
Funeral Arranged for John J. Eagan
Funeral services for John J. Eagan are planned tomorrow afternoon at Central Presbyterian Church. Rev Bem Ruehk will officiate as the body is received from a local mortuary for burial in the city.
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John J. Eagan
Abe
Central Presbyterian Church
Murder theory on self-inflicted death cited in unrest tale
Fragmentary notes suggest a murder theory of self harm involving a wife and overwork. The text hints at a disputed death scene and a claim that someone killed themselves after coercion or stress, with unclear names or places.
Georgia School of Technology design contest opens
Architectural students at the Georgia School of Technology will enter a design contest showcasing plans and models. The contest aims to display student creativity and technical skill, with entries from seventh to twelfth grade in related design disciplines.
Georgian Killed Between Two Cars in Freight Train Accident
A Georgian youth died when crushed between two cars of a freight train near Knoxville. Details say the victim from Trion was riding with Crowder and another youth who were attempting a ride to Asheville when the accident occurred late Sunday near Jefferson City.
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Knoxvilles
United Press
Trion
Gaway
Jefferson City
Crowder
Agheville
Industrial Leader Lewis Gillette Dies at 69
Lewis S. Gillette, 69, prominent industrial leader in the Northwest, has died in Minneapolis. Funeral plans pending as business circles grieve a long-serving executive.
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Minneapolis
Lewis S. Gillette
Northwest
New House Announces Edition Volumes To Be Published
A new House arrangement announced plans for forthcoming editions. Details about publication volumes and schedule remain unclear as officials prepare the next issue.
Northern States Hit By Severe Cold Wave
Northern states endure a sharp cold wave gripping the region with subfreezing temperatures and wind chills. Utility services report strain as health concerns rise and schools consider closures.
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