Cleveland trio on trial for murder in Lossing death
In a full circuit court, Jack Cleveland his son Tom and nephew Son Cleveland faced murder charges in the death of Stephen Lossing aged 89 after a fight over a shotgun. Witnesses described the scene at Lossing home and Dr Hale detailed wounds before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Jack Cleveland
Tom Cleveland
Cleveland
Stephen Lossing
G. C. Outlaw
Interior Court
Bart Chamberlain
N. E. Stallworth
Francis J. Inge
Harry T. Smith
Clevelands
Lossing
William Henderson
Leon McKean
Tobe Medicus
Wilhelmina Cleveland
Henderson
Paul Cazalas
Chamberlain
S. J. Cleveland, Jr
Jack Cleved
Prices Rise at Opening on Wall Street
Prices moved upward at the opening of today’s stock market with Davison Chemical gaining 13 4 and extending to 2 1 2 points. Bethlehem Steel American Woolen Nickel Plate Mallinson Silk Cerro de Paseo Copper and Berlin cables led early gains as Germany’s resistance waned and Japanese demand for reconstruction materials grew. Foreign exchanges opened heavy with German marks at 2 1 2 cents a million.
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New York
Davison Chemical
Bethlehem Steel
American Woolen
Mallinson Silk
Cerro de Paseo
Berlin
Germany
Steels
Youngstown Steel and Tube
Gulf
Crucible
Republic
Seaport Bill Scheduled as Special Order in Alabama Senate
A substitute seaport bill for Mobile becomes a special order next Tuesday in the Alabama Senate. Delegations from Mobile are expected in Montgomery to press for passage of the original bill. The committee report is near, with changes to the original text and opposition from Sen. John Craft who fears the substitute aims to derail seaport legislation this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama Senate
Special Seaport Committee
House
Ces
John Craft
Assault to Murder Is County Charge
Freddie Fincher age 24 was docketed on a charge of assault murder in county court and posted bail for an appearance in the inferior criminal court. Warren Couch 25 complains that Fincher was among men who attacked him on the Boon of August 28. Couch found unconscious and later charged with drunkenness after police.
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Freddie Fincher
Inferior Criminal Court
Warren Couch
Ryland’s
Fané
Congress T
Add És
Fincher
Couch
Recorder’s Court
Bewe
Deserter from Navy Held in County Jail
Lawrence Miller a 22 year old resident in the western county was identified as a deserter from the United Navy and confessed. He was in jail for an affray when arrested by Sheriff Moses Bernstein and Jailer J J Connick. A telegram to Sheriff PaulINS said Miller deserted from Charleston South Carolina and was to be moved to Pensacola for trial.
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Lawrence
Miller
United Navy
Paullins
Charleston
Moses Bernstein
J. J. Connick
Pensacola Naval Abe ‘Ta
Weather forecast for the Southeast and Mississippi
Sealed weather note from Sept 6 reports partly cloudy conditions with likely showers in the forecast. Local winds and temperatures unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Ladi Peel
Cotton futures open firm with mixed October to May prices
New York details show cotton futures opening firm on September 6 with values for October 25.75, December 25.68, January 25.45, March 25.51, and May 25.55.
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New York
Ask Suspension Proposed Jump in Freight Rate
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau will petition the interstate commerce commission to suspend rates in the general southeastern revision for agricultural implements vehicle materials and moving commodities. The increase becomes effective September 20 affecting Southeastern to gulf points with Mobile rates higher due to water competition. A January Atlanta conference set lower rates north and the revision plans increases on many commodities including wagon spokes from 38.5 cents to 76 cents. The chamber urged other organizations to join in the suspension request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traffic Bureau of
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southeastern
Gulf Points
Mobile
Montgomery
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
30 Day Revival Opens in Mobile With Rene John Edward Brown
Mobile Ministerial Association outlines a thirty day evangelistic campaign starting September 30 led by Rene John Edward Brown from Arkansas. A portable tabernacle will be erected in Mobile, similar to a past Bob Jones event, with Clarence L. Virgin as advance agent. Services will be held twice daily.
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Mobile Ministerial Association
Mobile
Réne John Edward Brown
Arkansas
Bob Jones
Clarence L. Virgin
Siloam Springs
Ark
Mr. Brown
Urge Response to Red Cross Call for Japanese Aid
Mobile's Red Cross chapter urges immediate contributions to aid the stricken Japanese. Mrs. St. John Wilson, chapter chair, asks Mobillians to mail checks to J. B. Dortch or donate at the Red Cross headquarters in the federal building to forward Mobile's quota promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
St. John Wilson
Mobillans
J. B. Dortch
Prohibition fines set in inferior court hits three men
Lloyd Dillard was fined 51 plus costs or 20 days after a three month sentence for violating the prohibition law. Jim Fabre faced 101 dollars and costs or 50 days. Jim Collins paid 50 dollars and costs or 20 days for possessing prohibited liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Dillard
Inferior Criminal Court
Jim Fabre
Jim Collins
Escaped Convict Harris Back in Custody in Oak Grove
Willie Harris, an escapee from Mobile county convict camps, was recaptured and returned to Camp No. 3 at Oak Grove from Waynesboro Mississippi. He had been re captured by Wayne county authorities and was seized in Chattanooga Tennessee on a two year sentence for grand larceny.
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Willie Harris
Mobile County
Oak Grove
Waynesboro
Miss
Wayne County
Harris
Chattanoga
Tenn
Chattanooga
County seeks bids for dipping vat solution
The county board of revenue and food commissioners asks for bids on 750 gallons of dipping vat solution at the request of Dr. W E Ward federal cattle tick eradication officer in charge of the dipping work in this county. Bids to be opened Monday September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Revenue and Food Commissioners
W. E. Ward
Underwood to Name Alabama Delegates at Democratic Convention
Montgomery Alabama September 6 by a vote of 68 to 1 the Alabama House passed a bill allowing Senator Oscar W Underwood to select Alabama s delegates to the national Democratic convention The action enables Underwood to name the state s delegation for the event amidst party planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama House Today
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Gary Embraces Wage Increase For Steel Mills
Gary announces wage adjustments after new 8 hour day raises pay. About 18 000 workers gain nearly equal earnings to previous 12 hour shifts with a 25 to 33 percent increase. Currently 2 000 workers are on 8 hour days as the transition continues.
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Gary, Lid
Gary Tally
Southern Dogs Win In Field Trials
In Antler Saskatchewan Becky Brownhill the pointer owned by L. L. Haggin of Lexington Kentucky claimed the all age stake at the Manitoba field trials for bird dogs. Zih Ace owned by T. D. Brown of Tulsa Oklahoma finished second and Doughboy owned by E. J. Rowe of Birmingham Alabama took third among 31 starters.
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Antler, Sask
Becky Brownhill
L. L. Haggin
Lexington
Manitoba
Zih Ace
T. D. Brown
Tulsa
Okla
Doughboy
E. J. Rowe
Birmingham
Ala
Lumber Gift To Japan Endorsed By Price Committee
The Price Committee of the Douglas Fir Exploration and Exporting Company voted to donate 45,060,000 feet of lumber worth 1,500,000 to the Japanese government for rebuilding efforts in the devastated areas. The decision was announced in Tacoma on September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Japan
Douglas Fir Exploitation and Exporting Company
Coal rate increases suspended by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed coal rate decreases filed by the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway Company and shipments to contiguous territory until January 24 1924.
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Washington
Rept
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific Railway Company
Contiguous Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coolidge Discusses Automatic Tax Reductions With Madden
Washington notes Sept 6 with Chairman Madden of the House Appropriations Committee meeting with President Coolidge. They discussed a plan for annual automatic tax reductions tied to surplus revenues and planned another conference later in the week to present the proposal.
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Washington
Madden
House Appropriation Committee
Coolidge
Publicity Move by Greeks Aims to Shape Italian Naval Moves
Rome reports the withdrawal of the Greek squadron from waters near Athens with orders to head to the gulf of Volos. Semi official circles interpret the move as an effort to suggest Italy has further naval movements planned abroad.
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Rome
Withdawal
Athens
Gulf of Volo
Italy
Revolters Active in Quake District
Dispatches from Harbin and Peking report Korean revolutionary elements in Japan exploiting the catastrophe to begin armed uprisings in Tokyo with street fighting underway.
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Moscow
Harbin
Peking
Japan
Tokio
Dog River Bridge Closed For Repairs All Day
The drawbridge over Dog River was closed to all vehicles at 7 a.m. and will remain closed until 6 p.m. tonight while contractor Daniel Jett performs repairs. Closures will continue daily until further notice.
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Dog River
Daniel Jett
Sentries Fire at Auto Party in Tulsa District
United.restienarees report civilian autoists on Jenks highway refused to halt last night. Six shots were fired in the air and a seventh at a car that did not stop. Military HQ would not comment. more drastic martial rule rumored after floggings. No arrests reported as guardsmen investigate.
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Okla
United Resteienarees
Jenks Highway
Three Fourths Of Tokio Laid Low By Flames
Dispatches from Iwaki and Manila report Tokio burning and thousands dead or homeless after the earthquake. Conflicting estimates place deaths from 10,000 to 150,000 with 100,000 injured and 350,000 homeless, as foreigners and locals alike confront devastation across Yokohama and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Iwaki
Japan
Yokohama
United Press
Manila
P. 1
International News Service
Wood Shows Supplies Needed for Japanese Relief Effort
Ambassador Woods reports urgent relief items for over one million homeless in Japan. Requested aid includes tinned meat condensed milk flour underclothes galvanized sheets and dimensioned timber for single story shelters. Also confirms safety of embassy staff and notes the death of Consul Kirjassoff and family and Miss Doris Babbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Seut
Woods
Tokio
Iwaki
State Department
Japan
Kirjassoff
Doris Babbitt
Consul Kirjassoff
Babbitt
Transport fitted for relief work
The US transport Somme at San Francisco was ordered to prepare for a full relief cargo and sail to Yokohama as soon as loaded. The Capella was also turned over to relief forces. In Seattle, the Blue Funnel liner Protestants will depart at 2 a.m. tomorrow with more than 1000 tons of relief supplies for Japan.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Somme
Yokohama
Navy
Seattle
Wash
Japan
Blue Funnel
Island Appears Off Izu Peninsula Amid Japanese Turmoil
Police in Chiba report a newly formed island rising near the Izu peninsula as Oshima Island, hosting an active volcano, vanishes with fears that 10,000 or more residents have perished. news from Tokyo remains sparse amid ongoing upheaval.
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Peking
Associated Press
Chiba
Tokio Bay
Izu Minsula
Oshima
Ihe
Boand Pemennane
Not Guilty Plea At Newnan Killing Trial
In Newnan Georgia six defendants including J W Minter father of Troutons wife and two of his sons face a murder charge in the death of Millard Trouton WW veteran whose mutilated body was found in a creek August 10. The case features alleged kidnaping by Feltman and an unnamed companion and an alleged confession by Minter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnan
Millard Trouton
J. W. Minter
Trouton
Jeff Minter
Floyd Weldon
Leonard Goodrum
William Fel
Feltman
Minter
Think Ambassadors Can Settle Squabble
Paris reports the Greco Italian dispute may be settled by the ambassadors council. Mussolini is believed to reject ambassadorial intervention and League involvement. Greece’s fleet withdrawal to the Gulf of Volos is seen as a prudent move to avoid war, with Italy pressured to speed talks on the Janina issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Council of Ambassadors
London
Mussolini
League of Nations
Gulf of Volo
Greece
Italy
U S Generous in Gifts to Japan
Officials of the American Red Cross report rapid fundraising for Japanese relief with about 2 000 000 raised toward a 5 000 000 drive as Americans respond to the emergency and ongoing contributions arrive from various sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Red Cross
Baltic American Line to Appeal Fine Over Immigrant Quotas
Max Straus, president of the Baltic American Line, Inc., says the company will pay the $200 per passenger fine under protest and then seek refund through court action after immigrants were brought in quarantine just before the September quota opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Straus
Baltic American Line, Inc
Queen Marta of Jugoslavia Announces Birth of Son
Belgrade reports Queen Marta of Jugoslavia has given birth to a son. The birth occurred as the royal family confirms the heir is a male child. No further details on the baby or attendance are provided in the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Associated Press
Marta Jugo-Slavia
Wide Gap in Strike Parley Is Apparent
Harrisburg reports show miners' union and anthracite operators still far apart in wage and work rules talks. The union seeks a ten percent raise for all workers with higher gains for day laborers and dues collected by check off, while operators resist arbitration and check off gains.
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Harrisburg
Miners’ Union
Waert
Pinchot
List of American Dead in Quake Is Being Compiled
Consul Dickover reported to the state department a list of Americans dead or missing from the Yokohama disaster. Names include Paul R. Cannon, A Ingoglia, H C Burnell, H W Morse, Captain Stimson, Robert Swain, McHenry Holbrook, Mrs Mendelson, and Mr Shelley. About 2,000 foreign refugees arrived in Kobe from Yokohama and Tokio, with several hundred Americans among them. Dickover continues compiling lists of those saved as more vessels arrive.
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Washington
Dickover
State Department
Yokohama
Paul R. Cannon
United States Navy
A. Ingoglia
H. C. Burnell
San Francisco
H. W. Morse
International Banking Corporation
Stimson
Steamship
Steel Navigator
Robert Swain
Shelley
Standard Oil Company
McHenry Holbrook
M. Mendelson
Princeton
N. J
Kobe
Tokio
Nazon, Wardell
Augil
Corfu Authorities Resume Civil and Police Duties
The Prefecture at Corfu informed Athens that all Greek civil and police authorities in Corfu have resumed their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Corfu
Cotton Spindles in Japan Ruin Textile Output
London reports a dispatch to be received stating about thirty percent of Japanese cotton spindles cannot operate and production is curtailed accordingly. the setback affects shipments and textiles with feared impact on markets.
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London
Japan
Former Manager of Ball Team Dies in Saranac Lake
John B Miller former manager of the San Francisco club in the Pacific Coast League and longtime major leaguer died in Saranac Lake New York of tuberculosis He played second base for the burgh Nationals in 1909 earning a pennant and later served 13 years in the majors before transfers to the Phillies in 1920.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
John B
Dots) Miller
San Francisco
Miller
Kenburgh Nationals
Shee Retelbelian
Womanly Disguise Fails to Free Prisoner at Fair
Otto Cole, inmate at Nebraska state penitentiary, attempted escape by donning feminine garb during a state fair visit. He walked with visitors and slipped past several guards before reaching the outer gate, using self fashioned disguise from stock remnants and a brown silk hose transformed into sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Otto Cole
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Outiier
Violence charged against mine union in Indiana strike
Washington dispatch says organized violence in Indiana during last year’s coal strike was directed against the United Mine Workers. The United States Coal Commission counsel for the Bituminous Op special committee declared a labor monopoly existed to stop any coal mining during a wide strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
United Mine Workers
America
United States’ Coal Commission
Gasoline Stocks in U S Refineries Decline in August
Washington reports United States refinery gasoline on hand August 1 at 1,165,389,340 gallons, a 54 day supply at July consumption and down about 98.1 gallons from July 1. The Interior Department notes 60 days' supply previously and 42 days in August 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Interior Department
Star
Missing Klansman Renfro to Speak in Waco
Waco Texas Sept 6 Reverend 3.9 Renfro a missing Ku Klux Klan lecturer and pastor of a Baptist church at Linton Texas had been invited to speak in Waco about the time I appeared it was learned today Allen of Waco said Renfro had accepted an invitation to speak here August 22 received from San Antonio to come from the speaker the latter would be capable to fill his Waco engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Ford
Secretary Weeks
War Department
Ford
Muscle Shoals
High Dam
Minnesota
Rotary Weeks
Federal Power Commission
Detroit
Waco
Texas
Renfro
Linton
B. Allen
San An
Brazilian Rebels Marching On City Report Says
From Montevideo a report reaches here that Brazilian revolutionary forces defeated state troops at Verde and are marching on Santa A Livermento, aiming to advance on the city as of September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Verde
Foreign mission worker dies in Cleveland at 80
Gerald Kia Clapp, known as founder of foreign missions, dies in Cleveland Ohio at age 80. She spent decades promoting global outreach and served as a prominent church worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Kia Clapp Gerald
Founder and Prompt Foreign Missions
Islands Taken by Italian Destroyers Report
In a brief notice, sources report Italian destroyers seized islands amid ongoing action. The report notes strategic gains and heightened tensions as naval movements shift control in the region.
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