Youth fires on attackers at Hyland avenue scene
The incident ended with H M Dees held at bay by a man in a Hyland avenue house and later released by Recorder rn M Dees faced Judge D H Edington. Dees claimed protection from a pursuing gang and said he fired only to escape. The court advised discretion in future associations.
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M._Dees
C. H. Eisenhardt
Hyland Avenue
H. M. Dees
Church Street
D. H. Edington
Dees
Ahardt
Eisenhardt
Crich
Edington
Buzzard and Evans Waive Examinations On Bond
The preliminary hearing for L A Buzzard on liquor possession was canceled as he waived examination and posted bond. Federal officers found about 19 gallons of liquor at his Dog River home. Paul Evans, arraigned on white slave traffic charges, also waived examination and posted bond.
Bodies Found in Greenwood Strike by Passenger Train
Greenwood South Carolina September 19 a freight train crew found two men believed to be William Goodman a cotton mill employee and James Roe of Saluda County dead near the tracks They think the men were struck by a passenger train last night Also the Reserve Army Officers Association will meet Friday night at a hotel.
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Greenwood
S. C
Seaboard Air Line Railway
William Goodman
James Roe
Saluda County
Tombigbee River forecast to hold steady into Saturday
The Tombigbee River and its branches are not expected to change much tonight or Saturday. The Egg River at Joules may continue rising as shown by uncertain readings.
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Tombigbee
Joule Saes
Turner Injunction In Mobile Gas Row Asked of U S Court
Developments in the natural gas fight continue in Mobile and Montgomery. The Mobile federal court ordered Horace Turner of the Turner Lewis group to show cause why a restraining order should not issue, while in Montgomery the Alabama public service commission hears a rate schedule dispute involving Mobile Gas Company and Southern Natural Gas. Actions are pending in federal court at Mobile, the circuit court, Mississippi, and the state public service commission. The September 24 injunction date marks the third federal order in this matter.
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Mobile
Montgomery
Horace&. Turner
Turner-Lewis ‘Group
Southern Natural Gas Company
Turner
Mobile Gas Company
Alabama Public Service Commission
City Commission
Southern Corporation
Stribling to Attend Dempsey Charity Fight Card
W L Young Stribling will be at ringside at Hartwell field Saturday night for Jack Dempsey's all star charity card for Mobile tuberculosis. He will fly from Jacksonville to Mobile Friday and may stay through Sunday as Dempsey serves as referee attracting fans from Mobile and nearby areas.
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W. L
Stribling
Schmeling
Hartwell Field
Jack Dempsey
Mobile County
Bridge
Jacksonville
Fla
Strib
Mobile
Dempsey
Vicin
Police Court Fines Autolist Total of 9280
Recorder D. H. Edington imposes strict penalties on drunk driving violators. Albert Hoye, Mobile autoist, fined 256 dollars plus 90 days in jail and a six month driving ban. Hoye linked to a recent southern city traffic mishap with alleged intoxication. Cliff Williams faces jury trial after leaving the scene. bond set at 300 dollars. Bruce Etheridge fined 15 dollars for drunk charge. resisting officer dismissed. Romeo Reed, involved in the case, remains noted.
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D. H. Edington
Albert Hoye
Hoye
Cliff Williams
Bruce Etheridge
Williams
Romeo Reed
Reduced Rate On Mobile Bridge For Cotton Trucks
Alabama Public Service Commission grants Mobile Bay bridge one way fare for round trips across the span to trucks carrying 10 or more bales of cotton bound for Mobile port and for east of Mobile shoppers. The ruling follows an open Mobile hearing on September 11 and allows one weekly day for the lower shopper fare.
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Alabama Public Service Commission
Mobile Say Bridge
Mobile
Mobile Bay
Montgomery
Commission
000 Attendees Planned for Club Session This Saturday
A local club schedules a Saturday session featuring seven vaudeville acts. A clipping from a ship card admits the bearer to the club program for ten cents, along with the regular program. The arrangement promises an engaging evening with a pro lineup and value.
Grand jury probes Mobile August primary irregularities
Mobile county grand jurors plan to stay in session to inspect alleged fraud in the August 12 primary. Foreman Ben Taylor invites citizens with concrete evidence to testify. investigators have questioned election officers including Craft and C. S. Harper from Citronelle as the box is brought to the jury room.
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Mobile County
Ben Taylor
Grand Jury
Joel W. Goldsby
Leo Eldridge
Mobile County Democratic Executive Committee
Stat
Lard Can
Lemanee Somanca Gilbert
Craft
Harper
Citronelle
Citronellé
Grand Jury Room
Stock Prices Slip On Rumor Of German Radicals
Stock prices fell sharply on rumors of plans by German radicals to overthrow the government. Direct cables from Berlin said the Reich was quiet easing losses. leaders recovered briefly as the market steadied before again slipping. Major issues including A. S. Steel American Can Johns Manville Vanadium Bethlehem Steel and Sears Roebuck fell 2 to 3 points, with Westinghouse Electric American Water Works Western Union Worthington Pump and Allied Chemical dropping several points.
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New York
Berlin
Reich
A. S. Steel
American Can
Johns- Manville
Vanadium
Bethlehem Steel
North American
National Biscuit
Sears-Roebuck
Westinghouse Electric
American Water Works
Western Union
Worthington
11-Year-Old William Davis Faces Murder Trial in Bucks County
In Doylestown Pennsylvania on September 19 11 year old William Davis is on trial for murder. He is accused of shooting nine year old Stanley Picnsky of Hilltown township while the two drove a road to frighten a horse. The defense claims he did not plan the killing or realize the outcome.
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Doylestown
William Davis
Philadelphia
Bucks County
Stanley Picnsky
Hilltown Township
Rawa
Alabama Tuberculin Test Results Reported for Cattle
The U S Bureau of Animal Industry reports 19 000 cattle tested in Alabama with only four reactors. Tuberculosis eradication is led by Dr R E Jackson and C A Carey. Total cattle listed as free or under supervision include 83 827 one tested 16 746 under supervision and 16 awaiting further action.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bureau Animal Industry
United States Man of Agriculture
Alabama
R. E
Jackson
C. A. Carey
Auburn
Capone Names Gang Cabinet to End Strife
Capone restructures his criminal empire by naming a cabinet of lieutenants to end gang strife. Each minister governs his own feudal domain, consolidating control over vice and life under a centralized authority.
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Capone
GANG
Al Capone Heads Chicago Cabinet in Wonetentun History
Chicago rumors claim Al Capone leads a new government cabinet with gangland bosses as ministers. Reported directors include Ted Newberry of North Side booze and vice, Krondyke O'Donnell of West activities, Frank McErlane of South Side, Danny Stanton of Southeast Side, and Spike O'Donnell as cooperative director.
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Ted Newberry
Krondyke” O'Donnell
Frank McErlane
Danny Stanton
Joe Sallis
Jury Recesses as Creosote Jamaica Ginger Case Probed
The federal grand jury adjourned Friday for the weekend and will resume Monday at 9 AM. The session aims to conclude by midweek. The investigation centers on Jamaica ginger sold in several Alabama counties last spring believed to contain creosote, causing paralysis in dozens of people, with about 40 witnesses testifying this week.
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Federal Grand Jury
Alabama
Attack on 14-year-old girl sparks search in Helena
Authorities in Helena and surrounding counties hunted an unidentified Black man described as about six feet tall wearing a blue shirt striped pants and blue cap who reportedly attacked a 14-year-old white girl on her way home from school in West Helena yesterday.
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Helena
Ark
West Helena
New York Mayor Seeks Lipton Cup Donations
At Mayor James J. Walker's suggestion, New Yorkers donate up to a dollar each to buy Sir Thomas Lipton a loving cup. An inscription praises Lipton as a cheerful loser who has made losing worthwhile, with Walker noting the wording may need amendment.
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New York
Will Hogers
James J. Walker
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sporsman
New York News
Sir Thomas
Walker
Aged Princess Weds 42-Year-Old Prince Despite Opposition
London report states Princess Marie Charlotte de Breuil aged 73 wed Prince Louis Ferdinand d Orleans Bourbon infante of Spain and cousin of King Alfonso at the London register office. The marriage followed court battles over parity in ages and a prior suit by relatives was dismissed. The princess declared she would not be deterred from love and sought happiness before she dies.
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Marie de Broglie
Alfonso
Spain
London
Marie Charlotte A de Aelie
Louis Ferdinand D'Orleans
Bourbon Infante
Amedee de Broglie
Infanta Dalalia
Probe widens as 13 more test cases investigated
New York World reports an extraordinary grand jury inquiry into judicial appointments. Eleven current magistrates and two former magistrates are under scrutiny amid evidence of payoffs by Tamany leaders. The probe targets Ewald corruption and potential expansions to other judicial posts.
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New York
New York World
Tammany
Grand Jury
Ewald
George F. Ewald
Martin J. Healy
Tammeny
Earl A. Smith
George W. Simpson
Adolph Stern
Edmond Well
Louis B. Brodsky
Henry 8. Renaud
Richard F. McKinley
Hylon Gepshaw
William C. Dodge
August Eyer
William A. Farrell
Michael A. Ford
Maurice H. Gotlieb
Bank Robberies Sweep Farm Belt With $120000 Loot
An epidemic of bank robberies hits farm belt banks since September 3 totalling over $120,000. Sixteen banks looted. four robberies yesterday in Wesley and Hardy Iowa Gifford Missouri Hay Springs Nebraska. Planes suspected as a getaway. five men robbed the First National Bank of $14,000 in Hay Springs.
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Chicago
Missouri
Canaan
Wesley and Hardy
Iowa
Gifford
Hay Springs
Neb
Nebraska
First National Bank
Hoffman alleges forced yellow dog contracts in High Point
Sol B. Hoffman of the International Upholsterers' Union charged that Tomlinson Chair Company workers were pressured to sign non union agreements or face dismissal. He warned the company intends to provoke a general strike despite efforts to prevent one.
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High Point
N. C
Sol B. Hoffman
International Upholsterers’ Union
Tomlinson Chair Company
Yellow Dog
Tomlinson
General Motors Leaders Open Three Day Conference
Three hundred GM executives gathered in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia for a three day business conference. Alfred P Sloan Jr president of General Motors was scheduled to speak today.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
General Motors Corporation
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Clothing Prices Down In MobileStores Offer Lowest retail Prices
Merchants surveyed by The Register and News-Item report Mobile stores cutting consumer prices after declines in commodity costs. They cite manufacturers purchasing raw materials below cost helping lower retail levels. warn that rising raw material costs will push wholesale and retail prices higher again.
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Register
News-Item
Brother Is Exonerated After Defense Testimony
Jasper Alabama September trial details state Brewster Frost and Taft Frost faced homicide charges. Witnesses described threats and an April night shooting as the brothers argued. one defense witness testified Frost fired only after closing to within a few feet.
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Brewster Frost
Jasper
Ala
Taft
Newton
Jury Dismissed in Mount Vernon Shotgun Case
In Mount Vernon Texas the case against Franklin or the defendant was dismissed after the man’s neck was broken by a shotgun strike during a quarrel over school last May.
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Mount Vernon
Texas
Franklin
Smith
Aged Pair Jailed In Slaying Near Jellico
Mrs. Mathilda Rose, 75, near Jellico Kentucky, and two men were jailed after a slaying. Officers said a thief had placed the trail to a house about a mile from the scene. Robbery was the believed motive. about $1,000 was said to be taken from the woman.
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Mathilda Rose
Kentucky
Jellico
Tennessee
City Proposes $185,000 Extensions at Conference
The city commission studied plumbing and extension projects at a Friday conference. The plan aims to fund new territory work and an area avenue, with a public improvements bond issue as a possible tool. A follow up conference is planned to decide sewer work and related components for possible inclusion.
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City Commission
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