Paroles Sought for Mobiles Liquor Case Defendants
Mobile reports indicate James F Daves Geronimo Perez Daniel L Jemison Bethamin Cody and Harry B OConnor lost plea for paroles at Atlanta penitentiary parole board meeting. John H McEvoy also reportedly won a parole recommendation. McEvoy active in Mobile politics once chaired the County Democratic Executive Committee.
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Atlanta
Mobile
James F. Daves
Geronimo Perez
Daniel L. Jemison
Bethamin Cody
Harry B. O’connor
John H. McEvoy
Daves
Perea
Jemison
Cody
O'Connor
Robert T. Ervin
McEvoy
Mobile County
Democratic Executive Committee
Washington
Pardon Board
Department of Justice
Finch
Moderate Gains Registered in Wall Street
Stocks opened higher on May 14 led by favorable dividend news and firmer commodity values. Rail shares lagged, soft coal carriers in demand, United States Realty fell on news of a 10 percent extra stock dividend, while oil and copper issues advanced on dividend resumptions and first quarter earnings. Foreign exchange opened firm with sterling near 4.85. Cotton futures in New York and New Orleans opened steady with May around 22.0 and 22.3 respectively.
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New York
Associated Press
American Sumatra Tobacco
Brown Shoe
California Packing and
Spicer Manufacturing
Marland Oil
East
Porphyry
Ray Consolidated
United States Real
Ford weighs buying 400 ships from Shipping Board
Henry Ford considers purchasing 400 steel vessels from the U S Shipping Board with plans to scrap most and keep a limited number for American commerce. T W O Connor says details pending while board weighs price and policy.
Abby Rockefeller Weds David Milton in Private Rockefeller Ceremony
A police guard surrounds John D. Rockefeller Jr.’s town house as Abby Rockefeller and David Milton marry in a private May 14 ceremony in the Rockefeller ballroom. The 1,200 guest reception follows, with Abby’s family and Milton’s legal career noted, and plans to sail to Paris aboard a French liner.
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Associated Press
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Abby Rockefeller
David Merriwether Milton
Cornelius Woelfkin
Arke Avenue Baptist Church
Brather
Rockefeller House
Ellen Milton
Albert F. Milton
David Milton
France
Paris
Parke Avenue
Mr. Milton
Abby
Europe
Miss Milton
Rockefeller Mansion
Rockefeller Home
Park Avenue Baptist Church
David M. Milton
Dave Milton
Micheller
Oerunes
Dixie Girls Sittin Pretty At Dixie Show In New York
The Dixie show debuts in New York as the Southern Exposition highlights cotton, tobacco, shipbuilding, and mineral wealth. Miss aes Scarberry of Baltimore and Fern Williams of Dallas appear amid exhibits and state booths. North Carolina Day showcases Asheville and tobacco regions while a Bryan visit is announced.
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Dixie Girls
New York
South
United Press
Grand Central Palace
Ming
North Carolina
Asheville
Land of the Sky
Winston Salem
Durham
State Department
William Jennings Bryan
Fire at Fruit Store Suspected Arson in Revenge Plot
Detectives probe a 3 am fire at the Stathis Christolo pous fruit store at Joachim and Conti streets. Police blame arson by an enemy in revenge, noting a opened rear door and a file-made keyhole. About $275 stolen from the register. proprietor initially not molested. Building saved. stock and a refrigerator valued near $1,000 without insurance.
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Stathis Christolopous
Joachim and
Conti
Christolopous
Joachim Street
Manuel Tapia
A. Berg
YMCA Drive Aims To Reach 17000 Quota Today
Teams in the YMCA fund drive work to reach a 17000 quota with reports due at a luncheon this afternoon at the Battle House. Rotary Club hosts the luncheon as teams met at the Cawthon Hotel for roll call and prayers before resuming canvassing begun Monday.
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Battle House
Rotary Club
Funcheon
Cawthon Hotel
W. Aexander
Central Presbyterian Arch
Large Banana Cargo Arrives on the Norma
The American steamer Norma of United Fruit Company brought 44 000 stems of bananas from Puerto Barrios for the Fruit Dispatch Company. The vessel, one of the largest fruit boats in port, will sail Saturday for Puerto Barrios.
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Norma
United Fruit Company
Puerto Barrios
Fruit Dispatch Company
Sharel Dairy Pageant Tonight in Mobile
The Sharel Dairy floral pageant airs tonight at 8 at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Civic leaders and church, business, and social figures attend, with Miss Jackie Hurlburt set to participate. The event features a Time theme with 150 contestants representing hours minutes and seconds.
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Sharel Dairy
Mobile
Jackie Hurlburt
Ritz Review
Runaway Youths Returned to New Orleans
Paul Vieth and Fred Wittekopf, who ran away from home in New Orleans and were detained here last night, were sent back to their parents in New Orleans this afternoon. The New Orleans police superintendent provided a description that led local officers to the youths. Arthur Pool of Cleveland, Ohio asks for help locating his father Miles Pool, who reportedly was living in this city the last time he heard from him.
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Paul Vieth
Fred Wittekopf
New Orleans
Crescent City
Arthur Pool
Cleveland
Police Department
Miles Pool
Riff tribesmen driven back in Morocco fighting
Paris May 14 The Riffian tribesmen invading the French zone of Morocco under Abd el Krim were driven back along a wide front. Three French outposts were relieved Ardour village captured, and the retreat became general at noon. Aviators harassed the retiring enemy as French forces conducted massive operations.
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Paris
The
Associated Press
Morocco
Abd-el- Krim
Ardour
Oued Anoceur
Harmouda
Hindenburg Reviews Dawes Plan With Railway Delegation
President von Hindenburg received the German Railway Company leadership led by Karl Buieler to discuss the Dawes reparation plan. Officials argued railways face funding burdens under the Versailles treaty while the president expressed confidence in increasing revenues and improving economic conditions.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Dawes
von Hindenburg
Karl Buieler
Alleged killer sought in Florida after Florida murder
A. C. Caldwell is sought by police in Miami for the murder of his son in law Gene Hawkins, a contractor, and the wounding of his daughter after objecting to their marriage. Hawkins died shortly after the shooting and the bride was wounded but expected to recover.
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Miami
Fila
A. C. Caldwell
Caldwell
Gene Hawkins
Ethel Salawel
Inn Rans
Ford Eyes Buy of 400 Ships From Federal Board
Buffalo May 14 The price would not stand in the way as long as the boats go to American hands and fly the American flag said T W O Connor chairman federal shipping board comment on Henry Ford’s proposal to purchase 400 ships. He said price would be fixed by negotiations and that some board members knew of the plan though it had not been brought up at a board meeting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry Ford
The
Shipping Board
T. V. O'Connor
Ford
Buffalo
O'connor
Great Lakes
DETRO
Mich
International Ni Service
Crones
United States Shipping Board
T. W. O'Connor
O’connor
N. Y
United Press
Federal Shipping Board
Washaston Tet
Detroit
Three Die in Pennsylvania Railroad Wreck Near Here
A Pennsylvanial Railroad passenger train No 6 heading from St Louis to New York derailed near Marshall Indiana today. Three men were killed and four seriously injured when two engines and six cars overturned in a double header crash caused by a faulty switch. The dead and injured were taken to Terre Haute.
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Marshall
United Press
Pennsylvania
Argentine Flier Out From Japan On Pacific Flight
Major Petro Zanni an Argentine aviator planning a Pacific crossing via the Kurile Islands left Kobe shortly before moon to bring his plane to Kasumigaura Bay near Tokyo. He intends to continue his world flight across the Pacific.
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Tokio
United Press
Diplomats Visit Von Hindenburg in Berlin Inauguration Day
President Von Hindenburg hosted a busy program featuring a reception for the diplomatic corps with Warren Dr. Robbins representing the United States. Dawes plan discussions touched railways as he praised the Reichswehr and pledged peaceable cooperation amid Germany's obligations. London observers view his remarks as nonpartisan and cautiously positive regarding future policy.
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Berlin
Associated Press
von Hindenburg
Diplomatic Corps
Warren Dr. Robbins
United States
Dawes
Karl Stieler
Railways
von Seetkt
Wenkler
Reichswehr
Luther
Streseman
Meissner
von Schubert
Diplom von Guelich
Monsignor Paceli
Germany
America warned drastic economy in living is wise
William E. Knox of New York told the Tennessee Bankers Association that America must stop wasting wealth and practice drastic economy. He urged personal finance education in schools to teach money management and build economic security for all ages, arguing it would stabilize society and reduce dependency.
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Nashville
America
William E. Knox
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Tennessee Bankers’ Association
New York City
Car collision and speeding charges arise in local court
D L Johnston of 263% ception street faces charges after his car rear ended a vehicle driven by Mallon a druggist. Two women in the other car fled. The case notes speeding at high miles per hour and a Sunday incident where Alfred Smith’s auto nearly struck a bakery building. Court called it a flagrant driving offense.
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D. L. Johnston
Ception Street
Mallon
Wood
Df Moody
Franco
Johnson
Wilfred Wilks
Syria
Waa
Alfred
Rotueren Voneaetor
Smith
Dauphin Street
Smith Bakery
Outlawing of Grain Future Trade Debate Heats Up
May 14 Washington report on the push by farm bloc members to ban all grain futures trading. Western senators argue the “unendurable” profits of futures harm consumers with Norris calling gambling in prices worse than robbery as food costs bite.
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Washington
Chicago
Congress
Rs. Republican
Nebraska
Farmers' program outlined by western farm leaders
A conference of 24 major Midwestern farm organizations led by Hirth of Columbia Missouri issued a program to unite agriculture. They called for federating farm groups to speak with one voice in Congress and for a federally financed operation run by a board chosen by recognized farm organizations to support farmers during low prices.
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Associated Press
Repres
Middle West
Middle Western
Hirth
Columbia
Congress
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