Warrants Issued Over Irvington Stock Law Incident
Prominent business men from St. Elmo Grand Bay and Irvington are named in warrants sworn in the inferior criminal court after cattle were released from the Irvington stock pen by a band of men. The list includes Ben Hamilton Carey Hamilton J Hamilton Ben Deakle Scott Da Will McClain Warren Deakle John Deakle Johnnie Deakle Gilford vis Frank Hamilton Bruen Davis Deakle Buck Wells Herbert Wells Fred Hamilton John Ramsey le Winston Oliver Parker A a H Freeland Spencer Schell Davis Price Mills Wester Iton Lawrence Field Ed Clark Clark and Albert Bosarge. Sixteen defendants were ordered to the county jail at noon and charged with unlawful assembly and will appear in the criminal court next.
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St. Elmo
Grand Bay
Irvington
Inferior Criminal Court
Ben
Ben Hamilton
Carey Hamilton
J. '. Hamilton
Ben Deakle
Scott da- Will McClain
Warren Deakle
Ohn Deakle
Johnnie Deakle
Negroes Held in Auto Theft Case in Atlanta
Two men, described as James McJud and Oscar Terrin, were arrested in Mobile and charged with stealing a Studebaker from an Atlanta motor company. They were held on federal warrants, bound over on bonds of 500, and turned over to federal authorities after waiving examination. Police say the men tried to flee when flagged, and the car was taken from Harry of Mobile.
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Atlanta
Oscar Terrin
James McJudnegroes
Fedi
Fediph
Ted
Degroes
Studebaker
Harry
Mobile
Free Lecture by T. H. Ironton at Theatre Sunday
International Bible Students announce a free lecture by T. H. Ironton at the Theatre Sunday morning at 11 o clock. The talk titled World Dominion Being Trans4 will use prophecies to describe the transfer from Satanic domination to the Christ kingdom.
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International Bible Students’ On
T. H. Rnton
World Dominion
Satan
Christ
Traffic Rule Change Permits Left Turn on Conception Street
City hall announces a traffic change allowing a left turn on Conception Street. The street becomes a one way southbound segment, impacting Monday arrivals and easing vehicle flow.
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Conception Streets
Weather forecast calls for Sunday showers in Mobile area
The weather bureau reports occasional showers possible Sunday in Mobile and vicinity. The forecast notes continued warm conditions with a low around 78 degrees last night.
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Weather Bureau
Mobile
Jolly Escapes County Jail Farm Prisoner Noted
An escape from the county penal institution occurred as convict J J Jolly fled from the county farm while serving a 70 day term. City officers and camp officials are involved in the search and recovery efforts.
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J. J. Jolly
County Farm
Jolly
Vnstin
Con
Weather forecast for Alabama and Atlantic states
The Weather Ston reports likely showers in Alabama with generally unsettled conditions. The Atlantic and East Gulf states are expected fair most of the week with variable cloudiness and light to moderate temperatures.
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Ston
Alabama
Atlantic and
East Gulf States Fair
Irregular but Higher Prices Seen at Open in Stock Market
Prices moved irregularly higher at the opening of today’s stock market amid reports of expanding business in weekly mercantile reviews. Buying orders covered a large list with several sales in blocks of a thousand or more shares. A good demand returned for specialties and tobaccos. St Paul preferred remained under pressure. Cotton futures opened firm in New York with October at 22.85 and other contracts listed. New Orleans futures opened steady with October at 21.65 and other months cited.
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New York
St. Paul
Negro Involved in Clash Leaves Officer Wounded
Jim Anderson of 960 South Lawrence Street is in City Hospital with a serious abdomen wound after a confrontation with Special Officer John H. Farmer on Davis Avenue last night. Police say Anderson resisted and tried to seize the officer’s pistol during a stop over a package believed to contain whiskey.
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Jim Anderson
South Lawrence Street
John H
Tootsie) Farmer
Davis Avenue
Anderson
Speeding Charge Results in $15 Fine for L A Province
L A Province was fined $15 or 15 days by the recorder after Motorcycle Officer White testified Province drove east on Dauphin Street from Hallett to Broad at 20 mph. Province claimed to be accustomed to fast driving. Wooley was charged with speeding and failed to appear. bond forfeiture and alias writ of arrest were ordered with hearing set for September 26.
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L. A
White
Dauphin Street
Hallet
Broad
Josep
Wooley
Knights of Columbus to Play Thoss Club for Charity
The Knights of Columbus baseball team will play the Thoss Sporting Goods club Sunday September 28 at Monroe Park to raise funds for Mobile County Tuberculosis home. Organizers include John A Hughes Chick Malone and a Tubercular Home auxiliary delegation. R M Weinacker of Mobile Baseball Association provided the ball park. Committees will canvass the city for tickets.
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Knights of Columbus
Thoss Sporting Goods Club
Monroe Park
Mobile County
John A. Hughes
Chick” Malone
Thoss Club
R. M. Weinacker
Mobile Baseball Association
Gasoline prices flat with recent cuts reported
No cut today in gasoline prices though reductions were reported in parts of the country. Prices remained 20 cents, while Shreveport and north Louisiana points reportedly cut by Standard Oil. New Orleans kept 18 1/2 cents, a cent and a half below Mobile. Louisiana and Alabama levy two cent fuel taxes.
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Standard Oil Company
Shreveport
Louisiana
New Orleans
Crescent City
Mobile
Alabama
Auto Accident Suit Over Basil Su Injuries
Lindsey Brown filed suit in the circuit court against Benjamin Huxford for 1500 damages alleging personal injuries after Huxford driving an automobile clashed with a motorcycle he rode, causing injuries and bruises.
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Lindsey Brown
Benjamin Huxford
Huxford
Marines Held as Court Investigates Beaufort Death
Beaufort North Carolina Sept 20 Privates J G Williams and J G Counts of the United States marine corps wanted in connection with the death last June of Aaron Fredericksen a marine are now before a naval court of inquiry and the commanding officer at the Marine Corps Island declined to surrender the accused to county authorities local officials reported tonight
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Beaufort
J. G. Williams
J. G. Counts
United States Marine Corps
Aaron Fredericksen
Naval Court of Inquiry
Marine Corps
I Island
Hagen Opens With Lead In National Pro Golf Final
Walter Hagen led two up with nine holes to play in the national professional golf championship at French Lick Springs. Hagen won the fifth hole and stood two up over Barnes as the final stages began.
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French Lick Springs
Ind
Walter Hagen
Razor Wins Race by a Hair
Razor with T. Barber up won a hair raising race this afternoon at Bath race course, nosing out Palyanna by barely more than a hairs breadth.
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Bath. Eng
T. ©. Barber
Palyanna
Chekiang Forces Hold Shanghai Front Against Kiangsu
The Chekiang army repelled Kiangsu and Fukien assaults along the Shanghai Nanking railway line near Kiating and Hwangtu fifteen miles west. Reinforcements arrived for Chekiang as mutiny and desertion weakened other units. Britain signaled willingness to mediate but not act alone. Fighting continued through the night with Kiangsu artillery pressuring the lines.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Shanghai-Nanking
Kiating
Peg Catey
Hwangtu
Here
Bert Kur
Cor- Shanghai
Lu Yung Hsiang
Chekiang
Chi Hsieh Yuan
Fukien
London
Great Britain
China
Foreign Office
La Follette to Speak at Steuben Society Event in Stadium
Senator Robert M. La Follette plans a non political speech at Yankee Stadium for the Steuben Society commemorating Von Steuben birth. He will travel from Madison Square Garden appearance and return to Washington for a campaign tour.
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Washington
New York City
Robert M. la Follette
Steuben Society
Yankee Stadium
Madison Square Garden
LaFollette
Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben
von Steuben
Wisconsin
New York
Fettle
Wheeler Asked to Speak in South
Senator B. K. Wheeler the La Follette vice presidential candidate was requested to address the Georgia convention in Atlanta on October 4 by southern supporters. Representative Nelson said the ask came from R. L. Corley Birmingham southern regional La Follette manager and will be taken to the senator.
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Chicago
B. K. Wheeler
la Follette
Nelson
Independent
Wheeler
Georgia
Atlanta
R. L. Corley
Birmingham
Petition For Boy Killer Received
Springfield NL Sept 20 The Associated Press reports a petition asking for clemency for Bernard Grant of Chicago who has been sentenced to hang for murder of a police officer. The petition was sent to Gov Len Small and referred to the state department of pardons and paroles. A hearing date is expected to be set later today.
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Springfield
Associated Press
Bernard Grant
Chicago
Len Small
State Department of Pardons and Paroles
Smith Silent on Own Candidacy
New York Sept 20 Governor Alfred Smith remains reticent about his own presidential bid. He did not confirm or deny whether he will support a campaign and offered cautious remarks about the party’s prospects.
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Smith
New York
Alfred Smith
Squeezed Phrase Sparks Debate in Georgia News Stand
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled quotes about a soda jerk slogan and a chocolate product. The readable text references Ga on Sept 19 and mentions a young manly figure and debates over language. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the readable portion.
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jJerkers
Clorfs Rclers Leave Dallas for El Paso Flight
The Dallas departure at 9 40 am marks the first leg of a long air journey toward El Paso 645 miles away along the Texas and Pacific route. Lieut Lowell H Smith piloting the Chicago plans the airline jump toward Seattle, with stops including Tucson and San Diego.
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Ovny
Dallas
Paso
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Pr H. Smith
Seattle
Wash
el Paso
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Texas
West
Lowell H. Smith
Chicago
Flight Cmmander
Omaha
Guadalupe Mountains
New Mexico
Tucson
Ariz
San Diego
Cal
MississippI Woman Freed In Husbands Killing Case
Mrs. Mosele Dismukes, charged with killing Harris Dismukes near Zama, Mississippi, was ordered freed by Circuit Judge Lamb after testifying as the sole defense witness. She said her husband, often drunk, threatened to kill her and the children. she fired as he threatened their sleeping kids. He later died at a Jackson hospital. he reportedly declined to accuse his wife.
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Zama
Miss
Moselle Dismukes
Harris Dismukes
Lamb
Dismukes
Jackson
Oil firms announce one cent gasoline price cut
In Little Rock on September 29 Standard Oil Company of Louisiana and Magnolia Petroleum Company say they will reduce gasoline prices by one cent per gallon. Local agents of other oil firms expect similar reductions. current retail price stands at 22 cents per gallon, including a four cent state tax.
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Little Rock
Ark
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Davis Plans Hard Campaign in East
John W. Davis the Democratic presidential nominee outlines a vigorous eastward campaign before a western push. The plan was decided at a conference with field marshal Clem Shaver in Chicago.
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Davis
East
Chicago
Fil
John W. Davis
West
Thatter
Clem Shaver
Brute Mills Woman Aided Him In Release And Murder
Pasadena authorities recount the case of R. Hunn and his wife jarbutt aiding Brute Mills in a robbery sentence. Jeaying F. Gibson, held as a bousta woman, allegedly conspired from a room to trap a hostess before she was killed. Gibson escaped by crawling to the front and fleeing down the street as witnesses described the murder scenes.
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Pasadena
R. Hunn
Jarbutt
Pllinois
F. R. Gibson
Gibson
Suit Filed Over Election System in Tennessee
A suit to compel a state constitutional convention with the November 4 elections was filed in chancery court by Joseph H. Acklen and John A. Pitts. Plaintiffs name M. E. Derryberry Er. O. Harris and Hes Dyer against the state board of elections the state comptroller and Frank M. Thompson seeking declarations on the constitutionality of the convention referendum and the simultaneous delegate election.
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Nashville
Tenn
John R. Austin
New Evidence in Poison Case Emerges in Illinois
Mount Vernon Illinois September 20. The Rev Lawrence M Hight accused of murdering his wife by poison has new evidence. State's attorney Thompson says the case is ready for trial and will reveal the nature of the evidence later. He notes Hight bought poison extensively this summer.
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Mount Vernon
Iil
Lawrence M. Hight
Inn
Frank G. Thompson
Thompson
Hight
Jones Takes Lead in Qualifying Round
Bobby Jones of Atlanta led after 18 holes in the national amateur golf championship qualifying with a 72 total. He carded 25 on the front nine and 37 on the back, despite a rough 11th hole and a tough par four.
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Ardmore
Associated Press
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Bobby
Jones
Moroccan rebel leader Hears Peace Talks With Spain
Abd el rim, the Moroccan rebel chief, convened a meeting of regional leaders to discuss the prospect of peace negotiations with Spain. Reported from Tangier.
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Gibraltar
Abd el Rim
Spain
Tangier
Two Baltimore Boys Sentenced to Death in Store Holdup
In Baltimore on Sept 20 two poor families each see their sons face execution after Thomas J Foran 18 and Claude Dobbs 19 were found guilty of murdering Louis Cohen during an attempted holdup. Companions faced death or life terms amid claims of police coercion and unfair trial.
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Baltimore
Thomas J. Foran
Claude Doobs
Louis Cohen
Cohen
Foran
Dobbs
Thomas Foran
Philadelphia
Loeb
Leopold
Mullen
Chicago
Poran
Exchange delegates meet at Nashville
The National Exchange Club convention opens unofficially with vesper services in the state capitol Sunday. Hiam Neale of Toledo arrived last night as assistant secretary, the first delegate to reach Nashville. Former Governor James M. Cox of Ohio is expected to arrive Sunday.
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Nashville
Tenn
National Exchange Club
State Capitol
Hiam Neale
Toledo
Kashville
James M. Cox
Ohio
Neale
Earthquake Toll Rises in Erzerum District
Constantinople reports sixty deaths and the destruction of three villages in a new trembler in the Erzerum district of Arabia. The Associated Press notes the quake's impact on local communities and ongoing relief concerns.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Erzerum
Arabia
Movement seeks radio plea for Bard Gi 20 commutation
Chicago reports a campaign to radio cast Bard Gi 20’s case for commuting his son October 7 murder sentence of F O Hite of Altoona. Walter Krauser reportedly denies implicating Grant. Sheriff Hoffman of Cook County signs a petition as private citizen, voicing distrust of harsh penalties.
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Chicago
Bard Gi
Small
F O. Hite
Altoona
Thomas
Gran
Walter Krauser
Grant
Pardon Board
Swanson
Peter Hoffman
Cook County
Loeb
Leopold
Bobby Franks
Dramatic end for agent McCarthy during transit
The article reports the dramatic end of agent McCarthy who, while in custody aboard a ship near the Far East, announced he had taken poison. He had been pursued after prior prohibition law violations and an assault charge, then died en route to hospital despite medical aid. He had been identified by Seattle officials.
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Neer
Far East
McCarthy
Tennessee
China
Grant
F. A. Hazelentyne
Seattle
Divise
Fion
Florida
Pensacola
Mareshals
Foreigners in Florida Arrested in Tampa Action
Twenty two foreigners of various nationalities held by U S immigration authorities in Tampa after arrests by city and county officers this afternoon. A schooner at Isla John's Pass burned to the water, passengers landed, with violations of immigration laws noted. Fishermen attracted by the group had offered passage to shore for pay. None of the men taken had eaten anything beyond wild grapes for five days.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
United States
Tampa
Isla
John’s Pass
Wheeler Toop Chicago Campus Unclear Event
Se ton K Wheeler vice president candidate on the La Follette ticket was to speak in Chicago during a western tour through October. A meeting was held with a senator and the progressive party to plan open house for Mrs. W while the woman’s division adds to the Follette movement. The party leaves Monday for Illinois Michigan and Minnesota before proceeding to the first event.
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Chicago
Seton K. Wheeler
LaFollette
Gu “Progressive Démocratic
Orga
Follette Movement
Speechlinois
Michigan
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