Burglary Conviction for John H. Kruse Jr Ended in Court Fines
John H. Kruse Jr received a one year term for burglary in county court and was fined 101 plus 50 costs after a police court trial. Testimony described Kruse as intoxicated and staggering at the time, with witnesses recounting a wreck involvement and alleged driving while intoxicated. Court proceedings included forced testimony by Assistant Solicitor Jack Courtney and evidence from multiple witnesses about Kruse’s condition and actions surrounding the incident.
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Ohn H. Kruse, Jr
Kruge
Assant
Jack Courtney
C. W. Crow
Solici- Courtney
Ernest Ochran
Eding
Edington
Cochran
O. Sibley
W. Crow
Kruse
St. Louis
Middhe
John J. Cooney
Convy
Charles Schreiner
Asatate
J. Cooney
Kindney
Courtney
Dow
McMahon
Conick
T. Frederickson
Law
Williams
County Road St Camp
Remarkable picture captured before freighter sinks at sea
A striking image shows the moment before a freighter foundered while the American liner President Harding rescued its crew. The scene underscores peril at sea as rescue operations unfold.
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President Harding
Injured in Wreck Reported Improving
Melton of 1259 Gorgas and Mettee of 754 Washington Avenue were injured in a collision with a switch engine. Both were reported improving while riding on the switch engine with another switchman and witness.
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Jas Melton
Gorgas
Mettee
Washington Avenue
Weather Outlook for Alabama Tonight and Saturday
Forecast notes generally fair conditions with rain in the southeast portion. Storm threats ease tonight with gradually rising temperatures into Saturday and fresh to strong northerly winds along the coast.
Recovery in New York stock prices as pressure eases
Subsidence of selling pressure followed by a stock market recovery at the opening. The New York Reserve Bank kept the 3 12 percent discount rate, easing fears of a rate rise for a week and fueling speculation. Copper stocks led with American Smelting and Anaconda rising to new year highs while Hudson gained over five points to 1101 4 and General Motors Jordan and Chrysler rose as well.
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New York
A.P
New York Reserve Bank
Hudson
General Motors
Jordan
Chrysler
New York Cotton Futures Open With Bare Steady Gain
Cotton futures opened barely steady with December at 19.61 cents per pound and nearby months including January 19.10, March 19.33, May 19.50, and July 19.15 as latest quotes.
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New York
A.P
Seamen Admit Guilty In Rum Running Case
The crew of the schooner Agnes Louise faced rum running charges in Mobile court. Captain and six crew members pleaded guilty. others were discharged or turned to immigration authorities. The vessel was seized after Coast Guard capture off South Pass light with about 2,000 cases of alcohol. Cargo condemnation and vessel sale planned.
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United States
Aubrey Boyles
Coast Guard
Mobile
Francis EB
Lynn Smith
Bodden
van Law Bodden
Jose Blanco
Christano Novoa
Ramon Fernandez
Valentine Roberts
Smith
Agnes Louise
South Pass Light
Mente
Appeal date set for Holcombe Boykin liquor case
The circuit court of appeals in New Orleans will hear the appeal of Frank W. Boykin Mobile Kesman and W H Holcombe former sheriff and state legislator convicted last winter in a federal liquor ring case. They were sentenced to two years in Atlanta federal prison and fined 500 dollars for attempted bribe. Their appeal follows previous briefs by P J O Shaughnessy and George L Donaghue whose liquor case appeal went to the United States supreme court.
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Frank W. Boykin
Mobile Kesman
W. H. Holcombe
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Holcombe
Boykin
Atlanta
William I. Grubb
Birmingham
P. J. O'Shaughnessy
George L. Donaghue
United States
High Court
Paving Bonds Sold for Sum 377215 by City
City issued paving bonds totaling 370,006 to finance the twenty second paving venture. White, Weld & Company of New York bought the issue, represented by Joseph H. Lyons of Lyons Courtney & Chamberlain. Proceeds fund improvements along Lows avenue and surrounding streets in the southern city sections.
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White, Weld & Company of
New York
Joseph H. Lyons
Lyons, Courtney & Chamberlain
Lows Avenue
Cold wave grips southern states with rising weekend temps
The Weather Bureau issued cold wave warnings for southern Alabama and the Mississippi coast with a low barometer over the Louisiana coast. Forecasts show temperatures dropping tonight to about 36 degrees in Mobile, with rain or snow possible as far south as Georgia and South Carolina. By Saturday temperatures should rise across the region, bringing warmer weather Sunday.
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Mobile
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Washington
Alabama
Mississippi Coast
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
North Atlantic
Missisippi River
Rocky Mountains
Phelps Returns From Kansas City
M Phelps secretary manager of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce has returned to Mobile after attending the annual meeting of the National Secretaries Organization. Representatives from across the country attended with discussions on professional problems and speeches by various national figures.
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M. Phelps
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
City
National
Son of Commer- Organization
Phelps
Prominent Louisville Banker Robert E Hughes Dies at 65
Robert E Hughes 65 vice president of the Union National Bank in Louisville died at his home after a long civic and business career. The obituary notes his prominence in local affairs and assumes a death late last night in Louisville Kentucky.
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Louisville
Robert E. Hughes
Union National Bank
Three plead guilty to auto theft charges in federal court
Three men George Kruger Marshall Veadher and Howard Jones pleaded guilty today in federal court to offenses under the national motor vehicle theft act. H H Hatter received three months in Mobile county jail. A fourth defendant Robert Pruitt declined to plead guilty. Buster Snag Henry Creighton and Walter Smith got additional county jail days.
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George Kruger
Chicago
Mobile
Marshall Veadher
New York
Howard Jones
Mississippi
H. H. Hatter
Pascagoula
Mobile County
Robert Pruitt
Buster Snag
County
Henry Creighton
Walter Smith
Two Stolen Cars Recovered by Police
Police recovered two stolen automobiles yesterday and early today. W. H. Hooker reported his Buick stolen from LeBaron Avenue. Officers Adams and McIntyre spotted and pursued the described car, abandoning thieves at Crichton. R. C. Lewis’s car on Fulton Road was found on Water Street near Government Street.
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W. H. Hooker
Dauphin
LeBaron Avenue
Old Shell Road
Adams and
McIntyre
Davis Avenue
Armistead Street
Crichton
R. C. Lewis
Fulton Road
St. Emanuel Street
Government
Water Street
Street
Moving and Classified Ads Guidance for Your Move
Movers should read the moving column for tips and trusted contacts. The column links you to reliable moving, storage, and related services and reminds readers to check Want Ads for options and rates.
Rescue Ship Skipper Honored For 27 Saved In Italian Freighter Action
The rescue at sea of 27 men from the Italian freighter Ignacio Florio by a United States line ship earned praise for Captain Gre ning and his crew. President Harding credited the act with strengthening friendship between the United States and Italy and promoting humane diplomacy amid Europe’s unrest.
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Ignazio Florio
President Harding
Davy Jones
New York
A.P
Ignacio Florio
United States Line
Harding
Italy
Hyians
Ing. Ul G
Europe
Pacaees
Central States Warm Weather Forecast Amid Snow Outlook
Chicago reports a delayed warm spell spreading through the central states with a chance of snow on Halloween. Farm reports show Iowa Minnesota and Colorado potato crops heavily damaged with losses reaching hundreds of thousands of dollars as cold continues.
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Chicago
A.P
Sunda
Grarar
Iowa
Minnesota
Colorado
Pak Ands
Ort
Ota
Montana
Lowa
Central
Sheldon
Perry
Stinnes Rumored to Sell Vast Holdings
Vienna reports indicate Hugo Sinnes Jr may close negotiations to sell the Stinnes interests in Austria to an unidentified buyer. The rumor centers on the planned sale of extensive holdings, with no official confirmation from Stinnes or affiliates.
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Stinnes
Vienna
Hugo Sinnes, Jr
Austria
Arthol
Dying statement used as evidence in Stephenson trial
The state introduced the dying statement of Deo Oberholtser as evidence in the murder trial of D C Stephenson and two co defendants. Defense objections were overruled as prosecutors prepared to call hotel crew members and others who attended the girl after she was brought to Hammond Indiana. The testimony aims to corroborate alleged brutality on the train and the cases surrounding the Oberholtzer death.
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Deo ‘Ien Oberholtser
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Kienck
Gentry
Stephenson
Miss Choltzer
Hammond
Beatrice Spratley
Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Alleed
League of Nations halts Greece Bulgaria clash at Paris
The League of Nations council hurriedly summoned to prevent hostilities between Greece and Bulgaria adjourned with its task done. A commission led by Sir Horace Rumbold will investigate incidents before the Greek occupation of Bulgarian territory and report to the December meeting. Aristide Briand praised the league and honored Woodrow Wilson and Leon Bour.
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Paris
A.P
Council of the
League of Nations
Greece
Bulgaria
Coun
Horace. Rumbhoild
Aristide Briand
League
M. Briand Dedi
Woodrow Wilson
Natons
Leon Bour
Rice millers lose bid to alter rice rates to New Orleans
Washington Oct 30 A P New Orleans rice millers and handlers failed before the interstate commerce commission in their bid to change rates on rice from Arkansas to New Orleans Their complaint was dismissed and the commission held that existing rates from Arkansas to New Orleans for both raw and cleaned rice have remained since 1922 The ruling also stated that the Arkansas northeast portion formerly destined for New Orleans was not treated at origin within the state.
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Washington
A.P
New Orleans
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arkansas
A.co E
Injured Firemen Likely to Recover
New York October 20 reports say firemen injured in a blaze were treated and show signs of recovery. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
Notre Dame Arrives For Tech Contest
Notre Dame head coach Knute Rockne and 36 players arrived in Atlanta amid fog for the contest with Georgia Tech at Grant Field. The squad planned a light workout after arrival as Rockne said the team is not at last year’s level but has trained hard in every game except the Army clash.
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Atlanta
Knute Rockne
Grant Field
Notre Dame
Rockne
Pom Chan
Morrow
Colonial Mansion Fire Destroys Florida Resort Home
A historic colonial mansion on a Florida resort site burned, wreckage left after a winter residence of Connabtane Chitatan Pene Gallagher of Allendale New Jersey fell to flames. Fire destroyed valuable family heirlooms and colonial furniture valued at $15,000, with the estate previously sold to J. Crossville Tennessee after the commodore's death.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Colonial
Anendagy
Lake R
Connabtane Chitatan
Pene Gallagher
Allendale
N. J
Commodore
Crossvile
Tenn
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