davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24
LUDENDORFOVY PLANY ZMARENY.
CRYSTAL PRY v NEMECKU MONAR
CFIISTICKY PREVRAT.
KANCLER CUNO VYBfZf OBYVATELSTVO v 20.
RURf KU SETRVANf We VZDORU.

Berlin, %. brezna. - Pru-
ska vlada podnikla dnes kroky
k potlaCeni n6mecke strany
svohody, jakoz i sdruzeni po.
rucika Rossbacha a cetnych il
nych organisaci po celem Pru-
sku, ktere js.ou financovany a
inspirovany stranou svobody.
Ministr vnitra Severing ucinil
oznameni v tom smyslu We sve
reti We snemu, v niz Sc zmino-
val O zatceni nekolika osob ma
podezreni re spiknuti proti re.
publice.
Zacal cisti inkriminujici Ii.
stiny a dopisy, dokazujici, ze
Nemecko bylo We skutecnosti Y
predveGer noveho "puce", jenz
mel byti proveden v den 81,
bfezna a re zrovna jake pri
cnom pokusu o svrzeni vlady
pred tremi roxy, temna posta-
va Ludendorfova jest op6tne v
pozadi, cestujici cd jednoho
spikleneckeho hnizda k druhe.
mu, povzbuzujfci vzpouru do.
pisy a fecmi, ale vzdycky slo.
w, ktera ,pripoustela nekolike.
~ vyklad.
Hlavni spiklenci v Berline
die ministra Severinga, jsou
! til ~clenove risSikeho snemu
Won Giraffe, Wulle a Won Hen.
ming; porucfk Rossbach, jen5
jest zodpoveden "a tax zvanou
Rossbachovu organisaci; gen
Gueger, major Schroeder, ma.
jor Snethlage, prof. Danicke
a n6kolik ddstojnik6 dosud \
aktivni sluAbe.
Dopisy zadrzen6 Severingo
vymi lidmi dokazujf, re vSich
nj tito muzi projevili ochotu
podriditi sc vedeni protizidov
skeho vGdce, Hitlera q Mnichc
va, jenz dostava sve instrukce
Cd Ludendorfa. Severing Get
pax tento okruzni dopis, po
depsany Rossbachem adrcso
vany aktivnim armadnim di
stojnikGm:
"Dne 81. bfezna pruska Via
ola rozhodla Sc rozpustiti vse
chny organisace ma sebeochra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24
ORIO IOVE - STATEcNf
PIJAcl.

Alliance, O., %. bfezna. -
ZatykaGe, v nichz vin9ni jsou
2 pfestupov&ni prohibicnich "a
koni, vydany byly ma til lred-
Milky mistnfho spolku Eagles
(Orld) po najezdu, jenz byl
proveden vcera m jejich klu-
bovnu s mayorem Clarkem '
cele. Pres 1000 xalloni do
m&cfho piva byio zabaveno a
objeven tam z&roven maly pi-
vovar zcela modern3 zafizeny.
Veliky nakladni automobil mu
sci Gtyfikr&te podniknouti &C.
stu, nezll odvezl vSechny z&so.
by a "pivovar'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24

|nu. Ia zadnych okolnosti ne.
smime Sc tomu podrobiti. NovJ
"puc" musi byti podniknut q
my ocekavame, re federalni
vlada zistane aspon neutral.
nj"
z toho, co Severing dale
fekl a z informaci ziskanych 2
jinych spolehlivych prameni
zjiSt6no, re ministr vnitra me-
byti ucinen "neSkodnym" a je.
no kollegove v pruskem kabi.
nete uvezneni. Won Henning
Won Giraffe Wule nell utvo.
riti novy prusky kabinet, q
pripraviti cestu pro diktaturu
Ludendorfovu. Ovsem, posled.
nejsi by piisel v popredi je.
nom tehdy, kdyby 'puc' potka'
Sc Ispechem.
Pariz, %. bfezna. Rei
kanclefe Cuna v Mnichove wee
IA, vybizejici obyvatelstvc ,
Poruri, aby setrvalo We vzdoru
vyvolala francouzskou odpo
ved', re oni mohou to vydrzet
zrovna tax dlouho jake Meme:
ko 20 patnact minut dele
Reel nepfiklada Sc .zde zadn:
velka dddezitost vedle jejih,
propagacniho 1sili pro domac
spotfebu, jez jevi Sc v obvin9
rIch, ze Francii Sc nejedna
valecne nahrady, nybrz o roz
trhanf N9mecka.
Zaroveil neni sporu o tom
re rec Cunova, S onou proslo
venom nedavno presidenten E
lbertem, pusobila jako sprch:
ra presvedcenf nabyvajicl pu
dy We Francii v poslednich de
seti dnech, ze vlastne jiz Wy
hrali Y Ruhrsku. Nicm6na vsal
poukazuje Sc, re vlada nesdi
leila onoho presvedceni a Poin
care dosud jest toho mineni
ze vyjednavanf nebude zahaje
no pred Is. kvetnem.
Pafiz, %. brezna. - Fran
couzske vojsko v PoruTi bud,
sesileno 10000 muzi b9hem n;
kolika dnn, ministr valky Ma
ginot oznamil dnes We snGmov
me poslanecke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24
P0zADUJf STiHANf KOMUNISTUV.
ODBORU SPRAVEDI NOSTI PkEDL O.
ZENO ZAJlMAVE. MEMORANDUM.
JSOU v MEM VYJMENOVANI RADlKALOyE. PRO-
I'll MIMI PRY DLUZNO ZAKROCITI.

Washington, %. bfezna. -
Zadost, ably federalni ylada
zahajila trestni stihani proti
WilIiamu q. Fosterovi a jede-
nacti jinym domnelym "radi-
kalGm" a vysetrovala ciny
Franka P. Walshe a osmi il
nych, ktefi jsou pry We spoje-
nj $ rdznymi radikalnimi hnu-
timi v teto zemi, byla podana
odboru spravedlnosti dnes "a
stupci nskolika organisaci, jez
mali zajem 4 provadeni zako-
MI.
Stfznost provazena Jest
dlouhou radou urcitych obvi-
n6ni pam6tnim spisem, '
nenlz Sc dokazuje, re federalni
vlada jest pine opravnena ku
predsevzeti stihani.
Obvineni proti Fosterovi O.
pfraji Sc o dfedni prohlaseni,
vydana komunistickymi zastup
ci t6to zemi, kdezto nareeni
proti Walshovi a onem osobam
jmenovanym $ MIN, otaci Sc ko
lem cest, jez pry podnikli dc
Ruska. Asi pil tuctu organi
|saci nekolika stati podepsa
10 memorandum, JED adreso
vano jest generalnimu navlad
lninp, DssGhertxmu.. 4 !. !. !. .
Pravi Sc nem tez, ze v zf
|skani a predlozeni sv6dectvl
|generalnimu navladnimu -pode
psanf fidi Sc federalnim zako.
mem, vyzadujicim, by americti
obcane uved1i We znamost pre-.
tiny proti existenci vlady."
~ pvni tride dvanacti pri.
padd," pravi sc We stiznosti, &c
neralnl navladni jest uctiv6
zadan, aby dal instrukce pri.
sluSnym lfednikim zahajit
trestni stihani proti nasleduji>
cim osobam ma zaklade syede-
ctvi a listin zde uvedenych:
James P. Cannon, predseda
Workers party of America
William z. Foster. sekretai
femeslnicke vzdelavaci ligy;
Carl E. Ruthenberg, vykonny
sekretaf Workers party; j
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24
VYSErkOVANl uPLAT.
kAkSTVf.
R&hem veerej5iho xasedini W.
horu mic novSho nevy;lo
m jevo.

OVAOASO0Os VI co. OlCLu0.
v dne$nim zasedani vyboru,
jenz vysetfuje pov6sti o domne
lem lplatkafstvf v senate, mic
noveho nevySlo ma jevo, az ma
to, ze w. w. Byers, riditel
Fern hotelu v Clevelandu, O.
pravl svoji dfivejsi vypoved'
jake by on byl zadal 0 byt '
hotelu zdarma pro senatora
Rowe-a z Clevelandu. Byl pry
to advokat Sawyer, jenz tu
zadost proslovil. a jez, jak dri-
We sdsleno. byla zamitnuta
sdruzenim hotelieri. Co pax
Sc tyce one pijcky $500 ma
smenku senatoru Rowe-ovi, ia
ucinena byla davno pred tim,
nez vnbec stala Sc nejaka
zminka Q hotelni predloze, je5
zavdala podn6t k povestem 6
lplatkarstvi.
Sdtsstnen$ osoby rovnez Sc
|rdznf v tom, jak to bylo mine.
no 8 placenlm vyloh senators
Rowe-a. Tyz, jak nynf vycha'
II ma jevo, nebydli v hotelu
nybr& Y najat6m pokoji v SOU,
kromem dome se svym sekre'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24

Tabule nA W3llAW1fd fd. %
satyrickym napisetn: "Tato di-
ra jest v Cleveland3. Reknete
to mayoru Kohlerovi," tohoto
nikterak neurazila. Prohlasil !:
"Jest tax dobfe. Jsem rad,
ze jsem Sc tom miste dove
del a pfejem 81, ably nam lid
podobne nedostatky oznamo-
val" Ale kdy dlazba bude O.
pravcna, nefekl. "Spravovaci
ulic mali nyni plno prace, KITE
raz cinnost bude jest& zvyse-
ma, jakmile zavladne jen pon6
kud pfijemnkjsf pocasf."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24
sLOVAK PkEDSEDoU DO.
LEzITE KoAaISE.

Geneva, 22. bfezna. - Fl
nancni kontrolni komise Sva.
zu narodd, jejlz vtrocnf Ease
danf ma Sc konati v kv9tnu,
konala v Zeneve pffpravnou
schnzi, venovanou prozkoumd
nj urcitych otazek. tykajicich
Sc financi sekretari&tu Svazu
n&rodl a Mezin4rodnfho lfa-
du prace. Pfedseda Noble
maire omluvil sc chorobou a
tu komise jmenovala Geskoslo-
vensk6ho vyslance DIR. Oeud-
skeho zatimnfm svym pfedse.
dou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24
|RABlN NESCHVALuJE CITE.
Nj BIBLE We SKOLACH.

Kazanlm v templu ma Euclid
ave. u vych. 83. ul. potfral vce
ra rabin Louis Wolsey zamy-
Sleny napor ma svobodomysl-
most americkych skol a zavr.
hoval projektovan& z&konite
cteni bible. Ostr& kritice po.
drobil cinnost v tomto sm9ru
w. J. Bryana. ktery 81 dobyl
tax smutne sl&vy. ze Sc pokou.
sci zakonodarnu v Kentucky
pfimeti, aby Sc zamitav9 cho-
vala k uceni vyvojovemu "a.
|vadela We Skol&ch ylastn6 re.
akci.
Divody rabina proti bibli
jsou, ze tato ma mlsta nehodi-
Ct Sc pro zidy, jin& jsou pax
nevhodna pro katoliky, prote.
stanty atd. Zasadou jeho. "a.
jiste spr6vnou jest, ze nabo'
zenstvi nema byti posilovanc
|zakonem.
Wolsey navstfvil skolni w.
Dor domu zastupc1 v Colum'
bus, kde p0sobil proti ptijet'
zmin&ne pfedlohy 9 dnes deba'
tovati bude o tito ot&zee nc
schazi City Clubu- v Holleder
hotelu s jameson MeGawem
tlenem N&rodniho RefoYmnfhe
|Sdruzenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24

Louis Engdahl, redaktor. The
Worker; Alexander Bittelman,
Glen ustrednihO vykonneho W.
boru Workers party; Alexan-
der Trachtenberg, Glen nstfed-
niho vykonneho vyboru Work
ers' party; John Johnstone.
Glen remeslnicke vzdelavaci Ii
gy; Arne Swabeck, Glen feme-
slnicke vzdelavaci ligy; Ella
Reeve Bloor, delegatka do me-
zinarodni konvence rudych:
Rose Pastor Stokes, clenkyne
istredniho vykonneho vyboru
Workers party; A. j. Miller,
sekretar komunisticke strany v
Americe.
" druhe tfide dewitt pfipa-
dl gencralni navladni jest u
ctive zadan vysetfovati ciny
nasledujicich osob "a 1celem
rozhodnuti. zdali pfestupky
proti existenci vlady neb pre-
stupky proti federalnIm zako.
mum byly spachany:
Frank P. Walsh, pravni "a
,stupce d9lnicke obranne rady:
Paxton Hibben, vykonny Sc
! kretaf vyboru pro 1levu ru-
skych d6ti; Charles Recht,
], praynf zastupce sovetske Via
idy: Max, Eastman, rsdE2tOS
The Liberator; Claude Mckay
host ctvrteho kongresu tfeti
/ komunisticke internationally;
Hulet M. Wells, zastupce me-
zinarodni remeslnicke interna-
cionaly; Anna Louise Strong,
moskevska dopisovatelka Fed
Grated Press; Max Redacht,
Albert Rys Williams"
ku konci obSirneho memo
randa Sc pravi:
"Byli jsme uvedomeni, re
svedectvi, listing a rapiry. o
nichz zminka Sc zde ciEi a jez
potvrzuji tato obvineni (proti
osobam vyjmenovanym prv-
nj tride) jsou jiz V odboru
spravedlnosti okamzite zaha-
jcni stihani jest tudiz uctiv6
zadano."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24
LEDY v MISSOURI
NEPOVoLlLY.
Cast Sioux City jsou nyni oh-o
zoviny povodni.


Ctyfi sta domovi ma "nfzi-
mach" We Sioux City bylo ohro-
zovano dnes vecer rozvodne-
nou rekou Floyd. Obyvstel6
opoust9li sva obydli pdlnoci
a hledali ltoxiste ma mistech
vyse polozenych. Floyd feka,
do nil vylila sc zpatetni voda
z Missouri nasledkem zacpy
ledove v Seargent Bluffs. Ia.
vystoupila o tfi stopy v $esti
hodinach.
Dnes vecer obrovsk& sponsty
ledu zacpaly feku na vzdale-
most deseti mil a voda z taji.
ciho jarniho snehu rozl6vk Sc
po nfzinach. Dnes pozd3 cd.
poledne "a straSn@ho rachotu
|protrhly Sc ledy ma jednom mi
ste, avsak byly zadrzeny "a.
cpou o neco dale po toku feky
q blizici Sc studen& vlna "a.
plasila nad9ji, ze snad zde
ledy mohly by sc prolomiti.
Mezitim feka Missouri stou.
pa neustale. Cd 5 hodin vcera
veter do 10 dnes dopoledne
stoupla ctrnact palci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24
DUN DAVIDOV Sc HAJf.
Svedkovs xaloby nemluvili
pry prAvdu.

Grand Rapids, Mich, %.
bfezna. - Obhajoba v procc-
su manzelG Hansellovych pro-
ii nabozenske sekte Dunn Da-
viddv, v n9mz Sc jedna o $780,
900, zahajila svdj pfipad ma
federalnim soudu zde dnes do
poledne, kdyz Edwin Bulley.
Glen poradni rady kolonie, po-
prel vsechna obvineni vznese-
ma proti sekt6 a jejimu vidci
'krali" Benjamin. Purnellovi.
Obvin6ni svedku zaloby W.
slovne poprena Bulleym jsou
ze nemravnosti byly pachany
v Shiloh. domove Benjamino-
We; ze piyo bylo slozeno We
sklepe Shiloh; ze byl tam tai
ny tunel, tax aby Benjamin
mohl uteci, kdyby mu bylo
pills 'horko".
Charles PEBBLES, pfiruGi Sc.
riff okresu Berien, jenz byl po-
povolan do kolonie v omen We
Ger, kdy Hansell byl odtamtud
vyhnan, poprel, ze bylo n6ja-
keho nasili pouzito proti Han.
sellovi. Pravil, re byl povolan
ably patral .po predmetech "
kradenych z kolonie a re ne
ktere z Mich byly nalezeny v
drzeni Hansella.
Pi. Esther Hansellova, sna-
cha zalobci, byla poslednl
svedkyni, jez vyslechnuta pred
tim, nez obhajoba zapocala
Sv6dcila o domnelJch nedoroz.
umenich mezi Benjaminem q
Jeh0- zenOu Mary < v0l pOme'
rum V Shiloh. Kdykoli doSlo h
rozepri pro pocinani 81 Purnel'
lovo vici nekterym devcatGn
a Mary zadala o jejich vypu.
zeni, Benjamin pohrozil, De ID
vypuditi re Shiloh Francise
Thorpa, sekretafe kolonie q
'hned byl pokoj.
Chodby federalni budovy
byly dnes patrolovany spolko.
vymi marSaly, jezto tisnf sc '
Mich lide, ktefi nemohli dosta.
I'll sc do soudni sine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24
ITAL Cd.
sOUZEN BupE DNEs MA
D0zItoTl.


Porota peti D sedmi mu.
"a vyrkla vceflnalez mad 35.
letym ltalem bnym Ferret.
tiou, ze vinen kt zastfelenim
1O-leteho Domilik Benedita,
jen souGasne o. poruGeni milo.
sti zachrani od uzeneho pred
elektrickou zidH aby Sc ale "a
to "a MIN do ssFti zavrely dive
re vezeni. vra ga stala sc ma.
sledkem spor sousedskych
Hoch byl stfelln pfea plot,
'kdyz sedel S rodici a sesti SOU
rozenci ma veraijde jejich oby.
dli ma Danville (. s. f. Feret.
tia vypalil na znlinenou rodinu
pet ran, zabil h@cha ma miste
vazne zranil t<hez sestru 19-le
tou Rosu a lehcei i matku. Pc
bestialnim cinu, ktery Sc udal
lohskeho cerven6, prchal zba.
belly vrah pres lot, phi cem7
mu nahodou sl1ktila posledni
rama v revolvert.a zranila jej
ma noze tax, ~ nu I'D musel
4 IA. xs--..A -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24

Zasedanf dvakrate bylo od-
roteno "a ohluSujicf vravy, ale
jedina fysicka "ztrata" zazna.
menana jest modre oko, ktere
81 odnesl poslanec Hussier
kdyz vstoupil mezi Valiant.
Couturiera, komunistickeho Gle
ma a ministra valky Maginota,
V ltery bude vyvolana ot4z.
ka Ruhrske okkupace, kdy Sc
ocekavajf move pohnutlive see.
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24
zENSKA KU KLUx KLAN.

Atlanta, Ca. %. bfezna. -
The Kamelia, n&rodnf organi-
SAGE Zen zalozen& ma tkchze
zasadach jake Ku Klux Klan,
bude uvedena bray v 6innost,
William Joseph Simmons, "cf-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24

tafem, Lawrencem Haywood
EN-, pTiruClm klerkem sn6mov-
ny.
Advokat Sawyer bude povo-
Ian ma sv6dectvi al slyseni bu-
de op6tn6 zahajeno Y iitery
odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24
NADEJE, zE DEN ZAvRENf
PLYNOVODU BUDE ODDA.
LEN, JEST PRY vELlcE
SLABOU.

Jak hlasf nsktere zpravy z
plynoveho bojiste, bledne po.
nekud nadeje, ze by zavreni
plynove sluzby m6stu, ktere Sc
ma stati skutkem l. kvetna
bylo m n9jakou dobu odloze.
no. M9stsky pravni riditel ns
|vcerejSi schulz m9stskeho dan
sk6ho klabu proAksil, ze b!
drive nusela byd odvolin.
mestskou radou jiz po dvakra
te odhlasovana Marshallova OF
|dinance. PAX president The
East Ohio Gas Co. NJ. DAILY pre-
hlasil, ze plyn&rna ysemi pro
stredky Sc hodla braniti prot
kazdemu prodluzovanf nejvys
sim statnim soudem stanovene
lhdty a sice tenkrate. kdyz By
ncbylo vyhlidek, ze smirne Wy.
iednavani nemize y6sti k de.
finitivnimu rozhodnuti.
Do obcanskeho peticlennehl
vyboru byl ycera pozvan Salo'
mon H. Halle, nacelnik znamt
obchodnf firmy, jenz ma "a
|skociti "a v. SinceEa, ktery vol
bu pfijmouti nemlze. Novj
vybor 81 vyzadal n6jakou dobu
ma rozmySlenou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-24

SAT" .Ku Klux Klanu, ozn&mil
dnes. Ia tlenkynE ibudou pfi-
jiminy domorod6s protestant.
sk& zeny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-05

of ss0,000, and for T. J. McKinnon, chief of the investigation depart ment. charging embeZzlement of S20,- 900, according to the sheriff's office The warrants were sworn to by F. J. Jones, an associate of Emperor Sim mons.
 Other warrants are expected, the emperor'S headquarters announced. A statement was issued by Simmons leaders that the warrants followed a day of investigation at the imperial palace, while the emperor and his faction were temporarily in charge yesterday. This faction was busted early today by court order and the sheriff placed in charge.
 According to the Simmons faction, the cashier and the investigator when the emperor's "coup d'etat' ot yesterday became known, were in structed by major officials of the klan to leave town with all the avail able cash and important records to prevent them falling into the hands of the incoming faction. The sher- ifs office tonight said neither Fur ney nor McKinnon could be located.
 Early today Imperial Wizard Evans secured a modified court order dis possessing the Simmons faction from the imperial palace, the latter hay in gained coICrol yesterday by securing temporary injunction against Wizard Evans and als stair. At scheduled hearing this after noon Judge Thomas denied a motion by counsel for Emperor Simmons to throw the modified order out of court and recessed the hearing until to- morrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-05
IA KILLED IN STORM TOLL IN LOUISIANA
Continued From Page One)

early tonight struck Pineville and vii cinity, across the Red river from Alexandria, reached 14 with the ar rival here at 10 o'clock tonight of train bringing the bodies of eight persons killed at Pineville and saw mill settlement a mile east of that town.
 Fifty or more persons were re- ported injured. Search was being made tonight of the wrecked homes in an area of approximately a mile square in the eastern section of Pine vile for the dead, injured and miss ing.
 The dead
 Harry Marrus. merchant: Enoch Williamson and his 15-months-o old in fant; MT. and Mrs Ed Gates. J. NJ. Morace and Mrs. Alvin McCann. Miss Bell Penkins, Mrs. Ed Smith. Mrs. Burnett, and four negroes.
 Some of the injured were reported to be ip serious condition, among them being Homer Boren, whose arm was torn off by flying debris. The most seriously hurt were taken to the United States veterans hospital at Camp Stafford or brought to To- cal institutions.
 The main street in Pineville Is strewn with wreckage from destroyed houses and telephone and telegraph wires. Citizens of Alexandria and Pineville are assisting in clearing the streets tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-05
BRAZIL's FINANCES SOUND

WASHINGTON, April 4-The Rra- zilan embassy. taking cognizance of rumors which 1t said were being inadvertently spread In this country concerning the financial situation in Brazil. declared today in a statement that the government had no intention of negotiating another funding loan. and that 1t intended to meet all financial obligations punctually. Dis turbanoes in the state of Rio Grande Do Sul, it was stated are purely To- cal in character and have had no in- fluence whatever on Brazilian fin a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-05
OLIVER P. COCHRAN

ANNISTON. Ala, April 4.-(Spe- cial. al.)-F'uneral services for Oliver P. Cochran, whose body was found on a urday night and who was not identi fled until Monday. were held at the Mount Zion Baptist church near Alexandria Wednesday morning at Il o'clock by Rev. w. S. Griffin. MT Cochran had been employed as a car repairer in the Louisville and Nash vile shops at Boyles since last Au- gust and had been living near the scene of his death since that time. He had been shot three times through the head. He was the youngest son of MT. and Mrs. Sam Cochran of near Alexandria.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-05
BARBOUR COURTHOUSE ORDERED TORN DOWN
Fire Marshal Johnson Condemns
 Building At Eufaula

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 4.- fSpecial.)-Chester E. Johnson, state fire marshal, has condemned the liar bour county court house at Eufaula and ordered it demolished at once.
 Information that the condemnation order had been issued was confirmed tonight by Mir. Johnson. The build ing was found to be dangerous when the fire marshal and a contractor made an investigation. It is 45 years old and the /pntractor's tests showed that the lime mortar between ,the bricks had died,' leaving only dry sand to hold the bricks together.
 The second floor had not been used for several years, but the first floor holds the branch offices of the coun- ty. Barbour has two county seats, the main one being at Clayton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-05
ALIBl PLEA OFFERED
Defense Offers 2S Witnesses
 Second Herrin Trial.

Second Herrin Trial.
 MARION. H., April 4.-(By As sociated Press.) wit nesses, the greatest number heard on any day since the beginning of the second Herrin riots trial, tes tified today for the defendants.
 The witnesses today traced step by step the movements of Otis Clark, one of the alleged leaders of the mob, and Bert Grace. who was accused of having been present with a gun at the time six prisoners were shot at a cemetery outside of Herrin. a cemetery outside of Herrin, and and Philip Fontanetta, Identified by a state witness as having shot one of the wounded men.
 Nine witnesses. including his mother. testified that at the time of the killings. Fontanetta was playing cards in the yard of house across the street from his home in Marion, about 12 miles from the scene of the tragedy.
 six witnesses, including A. l.. Bradley, a Marion constable. de- clared positively that Grace was in the public square at Marion while the slayings were taking place and traced his movements from the time he left his home shortly after 6 o'clock, untip 9 o'clock that morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-05
Amusements
AT THE JEFFERSON

With number of specially acts, new music and plenty of action and pep. the DeMolay minstrel opened their first performance at the Jeffcr- son Wednesday night with smal, but appreciattve audience which was we'll entertained through the efforts or these young men. This without doubt is the best amateur l>lstrel ever presented in the city, ana unlike some others, was not lacking in new jokes and songs.
 There were many unpublished points during the show, which will be elim- mated during the second performance to De held Thursday night, but these can be overlooked as the actors are amateurs. Delays between the, num- oers ate up the time allotted the snow but most of the specialties were well worth the delay.
 Dark Town Court" with Seymour kronenberg as judge. was perhaps the most amusing of the entire num- ners. This after-piece was A hur- lesque on Judge H. B. Abernethy's court. There would not have been a better suggestion for this burlesoue nan thls famous court, and many of provoking. All of the characters in this number were less amateurish than during any other portion of the show.
 Tn the Land of Jazz With the Melody Six was the second headline or the performance. These young musicians showed that jazz music couid come from young artists as well as older musicians. They were all musicians and they rendered an earful of this toe-tingling music. A tramp comedian made his appearance during this number. He was very @ lunny with his makeup, but he took much of the time. Ted Levy, with ms violin, shared large amount ot the applause. He is an artist and was forced to respond to an encore.
 A horserace on the stage, with Percy Rosenberger and Lasses Lee smith, was funny. But Percy's en- deavor was even more amusing to the audience in his speciality mono loeue, lie Is well known as come dian in Birmingham and he put his number over in fine style.
 The show opened with the usual mlnstrel setting and songs. Seymour kronenberg and Troy Shealy were the principal end men. and with a new line of jokes they kept the au- dienee laughing from their entrance second chairs were filed by Ike Copeand, Carl Swope, Tom Smith and Max Lipsitz. These young men played their characters well.
 Songs by members of the minstrel were well presented and showed much talent Raymond Marston sang T Wish There Was Wireless to Heaven" and Nanny" Nelson Da- wis. Lost" B. c. Mccoy. "Lovin' Sam" Mr. Rhodes. Sleep Baby Sleep" Carl Swope, When Irish Ewes Are Smiling" Mir Foote, "The Little Red School House." Troy Shea ly. You Got To See Mamma Every Night" and closing the entire cast sang. Caroline in the Morning"
 Before the performance, Dr, c, B. Glenn, superintendent of the public schools. spoke a few words on the principle of DeMolay. what the orr ganization stood for and the class ot young men who are members,
 This minstrel is deserving of the support Of all people in the city, as it really is a deserving amateur an deavor, There will be another show Thursday night at the Jefferson, be- ginning at sil5 o'elook.-R, B, w,