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'slag AIIII.T acv itt l: 1 ',•y Dl� .g, x S'f ...e.4-,),• , V` .ria" (' fi„,� $$ •w The discover
=l,—h:^rlh tremors grlitkii s y ,..,r,s'"•, 4':%' a •[ t S,,,,Y.,'''•'.� ..7:fj.:.•ts°» "7 .•' noon under soyof It t
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Ihls evening worn '..Fl10S5�':"afiid'� � ^'� '�'c•�^s` :, •*-9 ‘Via-l1,4)) material evidence in
red on the aelamo• THE MISS MIAMI. the my+le ry which su
u ng reran Y. The of Jack Tigcrtail,Sr,.
I as not an severe 'pother pine nWith six eveele to•Ibises arrived the Mlloiu Miami left here for Bimini aged yesterday eaflernoon, and wan reported b'Y boat landing at the T,
t 4:3e Bile atter- • D pea are entertained that she unaged to reach land safely Gat plant, but •
St. Louie and ac- ry•lem sett search hu been orgsnlxed to start thl. morning. The Mise Miami will be r membered • the plane hlch weeks ago,and for w
made the.memora ble one-day flight from Miami to New York almost two years •go,a putting copies of The Miami ;a under indietmem
oleo In southern Herald on the etreel■of the metropolis the ume day o[iuue. murder. The trial
ren Illinois.
violent during the I _— this morning,with Ju
Observer• Bald that Governor Robertson Prohibition Sleuth Allies Are Warned ping on the•bench,
ably fell for a die-
The escape of a su
° miles " ""°"t Submits to Arrest Reveals Methods German Must Pa gators from a sack,ii
on.- Jr.. no.
.orka Frit. Y P Lary to shipping
the finding of the
Mo., March 22.— On Bnlery Charge Of Ensnaring Game U. S. Bill on Rhine eackchdown inrlheo
a felt here about
lornoon and lasted • the Coppinger raid
ober of points in i•, front,and at a point
Alleged to Have Taken Money Hearing of Four Men and One America to Insist on Its Share of the house to the rive
reported the shock other matter incide:
to Permit Insolvent Bank to Woman Brings Out Details of Reparations; Strong Notes tion., when the Dai
nestle. HU. Continue in Operation. How "Squadron'' Works. Sent by Hughes. sack and endeavored
tech 22.—Two din- • away under the bull
were felt through- UT AAMU(-IATIeU r'It.:gg NIGHT N'IH1:.
Tim story of how federal prohibition BY ASSOCIATED rllEgg NtGIIT WIRE The hnbit°Of Itheo
ORMULGEE, Okla„ March 2. Gov-
ounding west Ten- •gents ensnared four men,one of them WASHINGTON, March ,+ —The themselves under
senor Robertson of Oklahoma ob. -" other brush,in rde�
•, today. The first milted to sliest here tonight on a I vice pre aident of a Miami bank,and one American army of occupation was[tent aigkt,and in order t
'hie 'afternoon and
wom■n, pre.y. vivacious, described into Germany and was continued Were •mall boy^,one f tl
chchargee°( accepting • bribe to Perini n right brother to Henr
greatest.Inter- by one of her confederates as •women upon the busts of the of the
operation of fhb Guaranty.Blaen LankDand• and knees u.
IS o'clock tonight. of.Oltmulgee while It was in an al-r^who can certainly protect liquor;' was United Stalr[t to "be palet Ila .dual brushes,the drooping
revealed yesterday at the hearing of the,cost upon an equal fooling with the touched the ground
.re Reeked. - lased Insolvent condition. The goo-
March 21.—Earth entur immeiintnly gave bong of 3+.000 five defendants before United States I allies."and this government Is unable from tha m•in stem
igh to shake build. for his appearance at trial. Commiaaioner J. M. Graham in the to conclude that tha Justice of Its Jack had hardly
vera) second. wereGovernor Robrrtson with Fred.G. Federal building. clalin la nut fully recognised." accord-,^cath the bushes •
No damn Dennl e, former^tate banking commie- The story, notably licking in the "TI a a gun in h
rnoga. damage sinner, and several local copltall^to. advenlurou+details usually imagined In Ing to identical communications de- of Kansas City, eel.
were homed In Indictments returned notion with rum-smuggling, was livered today by American diplomatic Coppinger home wit
•o Tremont.• Yesterday by the grand Jury which In- brought out in the course of the hear- repreaentat Ives to the aovernmen to of time ^go, end who h
latah 22.—Two earth vesllgelcn colurna of state banks In ing I i the testimony, o[ William J. Belgium, Great Britain„France, Italy then'nulled for Jani
Gkmulgeed tyThe grand Jury Spdierd, spent al,pro bition agent In and Japan. him.-
hen today, one •t chargedhthat alleged questionable Miami with ol, L. C. Nutt end hi^ Thn notes were delivered unser In- When]•pies resent
oth wen of several nulatlons had been conducted by.0 .flying squadron."He was the only wit- alructlonn from =i.e.ar o! Slate amediately broke It o
that were of l
state bank, all•to to Insolvent and news called yesterday. He told how he, }Icahn;and w l an act' ' shell in ti
were contlnue,•after Its porchaae by with veraI othergovernmentagents, were American obeerver•
recent IPPearance the
I doors end windows another state hank here,culminating In •e information from Arllied g rrnoie nia me
angel for the Purchase of 100 Oases In Europe that the silted au vrrnmenta lain far a time i
the failure of the Inatltutlon' of rfquor,of Ile delivery and the aubse• a Lound,a it.wu
Both Governor Robertson And bfr. ^p Va raptly contemplated led a anaemenls a diseove
root Indiana, t hent •treat of C. M. Clayton. W. C. which would I ria Word 's th
d., M•reh 22.—Earth Dennis ars charged with accepting a Lh I +, T. N. Wella, Foster Sloan and Ignore American army been R'•office,and C.
tribe to permit the uuarerat stela r P coats altogether, although estimate^ R.A-Coachmen wro
•y ■ay residents in bank here to continue to operate alta- the woman In the case,•Mrs.Harrison, born for army coats and re paratlthe
•ct on It wee alleged, they knew•It wan in-
charge
of whom are now being held on • era being mods un the 'hale o[ ren- [O get the ce. end
of thir city at solvent. charge of conspiracy to violate the Uri- entire capacity of the Gerniuo-govern_ sheriff's °Mee- On h
i. ted Statesprohibition laws.The hearing ant to y. gun, it was placed
The Indictments against.the local ¢ m pa
Cr Walla: will be resume)al 10 o'clock this morn- Won't Slated ear o..ts.ba. sheriff's office,end c
men• all•actl ve °cries^•• tae':the two trial,of Veber.
rph,21,�Earthqul•ke banks,contained charge. of embexele- 'ng. The amount o[ the elalmn 'o[ the
iter ,between { end pent, se cepting a brut°, bribing an Spillard dlecloseo • carefully planned United States for its army cost, tha , ' f Gaa 1. Ing
P of(leer, TB salving Asphalts in an In- effort on the yart of the government of• notes declared, was Understood to be The rifle wen Jyi A,
•ping lasting 'a rout solvent Lank, perjury and borrowing ficiala to involve the defcndnta.In the free from any substantial dispute, but Alien found,and w
al house. were're- money while acting as bank officers. cross examination which alined in the it was deemed to be appropriate, "In
the bushes, although
ctures being jarred
p All the defendants late today had afternoon, it wasevident that the de- view•of recent developments," to no. 5ix feet from the ed,
appeared and gave bund pending their [ease was makingan attempt to calebiieh quaint the allied governments with the In •n inti rView x
'ace or two dwellings. trial, except Dennla. and four i the fact that the prohibition agenta lied repeatedly reiterated ata lenient that Se., end Me. Jame•,
ported ata be out of tile city,men
re-
us to the reasons for which they wanted the govei'mnent of the United States
home last night, i
ORMS PART whom are armed in eon qbymisrepresenting was g Payment of the sac°rel •(ter the he
��flan with the liquor,r, them- expecting full Y
[ailore"of roans banks 6f T'ia;ton and selves and will fight on the ieaue that costs of Its army In the Ithineland. ol.ht f the murder
r*' chief,Me,.Co in
URT fiuiD E Hoffman. i-achh (tion agents arenot honorable H^"I• for tha Amrrlcan clal i, the DD ¢eh
`"ll� " D`•�-et no^era ma. 1 the shrubbery
'fes- ---3 ,717—__.--- meti Whobe wv,.. .Ve '°ken to'con- Po out, found In tae Ye o
r I tice agreement, to which the the :.ouae, and la of
March f•_.—The un- MISSISSIR FLOOD vitt the accused. --.... • unmaskyfy1ep signatory,and which persn passed [heap
The array of lawyers who representee w�2.,
aalLtrt—ht.iti�i .ate ■ d
surgical anerau°n NEAR CREST AT MEMPHIS the defendants was a formidable one, provided for- n, ._„ "^' :1••�_!Wh
"open court before a consisting of A. B. Small. S. J. Barns, Germany by the aided and American droppeo Insrine wh,
.1 •• here today by the MEMPHIS,bfarel1 22.—With the,Mis. Judge H. F. Atkinson and }{arty Haw- forces jointly. That agreement, the The.day after lb.
se o! H. D. COa nee, •i uippi river esiing the 38-loot mark kine,di ret tip ep resenI g Mr.Clayton; noterecited, expressly provided Ihat Billy, • member of
Ben Willard, IL B, Gautier and Floyd the upkeep of the troop,or occupation Tigcrtail, was Cleat
ace•on trial elurged °n the Memphis gauge,.and with the In the Rhine districts'should be charged route he.had taken
!rest of the. flood Knight for Lewis and Phelps and J.
.f Watson Allen las;i pasaine Cairo to- Swink, f Swink& Small,for Mrs.Har- to the German government,and It was camp to the Coppin;
• Wight,estimates of the height the flood • eon U.S.Solielor Andrews and U.S. expreaned as the view of the Amari• cording to Mr.James,
ter will attein here by Sunday night, District Attorne Cuhherl of the north- and thee^ exactly
• to the effect that when the creat i expected, vary from y Y. (Continued on rase I l which wu direct!
non Chance;hl• son, the 41•foot stage,predicted by the U.S. ern ul.ries of k'lorida, teed for the • - y '
,end IBidri, now. as weather bureau,to 43 feet or more,de- Vs.'s).lion. Cardene,and net lhn
The hearing, ASKS STRANGER FOR TIME; Ac then time the ri
el•ed by old rive; oleo now to be in g, which a^to De held at •bout{o'clock In the
west the Mien home,
sight. The rest to 10 a.m„was poet
caned d pro• [ attire is expected to toned until 11 o'clock. J• tut, a number ,
, from the terms of continue here for two or three daya. Immediately. after the opening 12 goo- GETS CLEW IN SON'S DEATH busies of the Flori,
I Rowe several abet. River men report that the high w■ter ern men[ wan worn In end
t, were s o anv ha, ern ed
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