Abandoned Auto Taken After Kansas Town Abduction
In Hoxie Kansas two women Miss Leda Beauregard and Mrs Beatrice Walsh were attacked after a ride from Colorado by two youths. They were beaten stripped and left in a pasture then their car vanished. C J Randolph resigns as Y M C A secretary effective Sept 1. Three suspects and a man named Mitchell Mendez held in Moulton Alabama region for alleged $100 robbery from George and Jane Clemmons.
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C. J. Randolph
Hoxie
Kansas
Colorado
Leda Beauregard
Beatrice Walsh
Concordia
Erne
Mitchell
Mendez
Lawrence County
Moulton
George Clemmons
Sheriff Smith
H. C. Harris
Vines and
Thrilling Romance in Life of a Beautiful Girl
Grenofen falls for Veronica the moment they meet as she clings to a galloping horse. Tom reaches her bridle as she rides away, blue eyes shining, before the tale plunges into Blackwater and the Pell murder. Walling’s mystery saga Death Treasure captivates readers with romance, daring, and surprises.
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NEW Daily
Grenofen
Veronica
Tom
Blackwater
Pell
Dolph
Scotland Yard
Tom Grenofen
Veronica Seabroke
Roger Pell
Daily
Indiana Farmers Visit Muscle Shoals Plant in Alabama
Indiana Farm Bureau leaders led by W. H. Settle toured the Muscle Shoals plant at Sheffield Alabama urging that the facilities be devoted to fertilizer production. The group included Lee B. Highten J. H. Hull W. L. Everson and J. R. Moore observing the site as part of support for the farm relief program. Congressman David Hogg previously predicted Congress would act on Muscle Shoals at its December session.
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Sheffield
Ala
Indiana
Congress
W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Mr. Settle
Lee BR. Highten
J. H. Hull
Bureau
W. L. Everson
J. R. Moore
The
Hoosier Farmer
Indianapolis
David Hogg
12Th
Decatur Visitor B Hall of Mirror Mc Gregor Texas guest
Texas editor B Hall of the Mirror Mc Gregor Texas visits Decatur as guest of Floyd and Mrs Taylor. He shows interest in Alabama progress core conditions and Rotary Club work where he serves as vice president in his home city.
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B. Hall
the Mirror
McGregor
Texas
Floyd Taylor
Taylor
Hall
Alabama
Solin
Rotary Club
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Ledlow Case Seeks New Trial Hearing Set in Morgan County
W H Ledlow attorney for William Ledlow asks a new trial for the Morgan county farmer. Judge Callahan set the motion for August 24 in circuit court after a prior postponement. Ledlow was convicted weeks ago of slain his 14 year old son Thomas Ledlow and received a life term. The motion argues Mrs Ledlow testimony, new evidence, and insanity claims.
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W. H. Long
William Ledlow
Morgan County
W. W. Callahan
Ledlow
Thomas Ledlow
Special Agent Reynolds Found Dead in Arizona Canal
Federal officers pursue mystery surrounding the death of Paul E. Reynolds a 31 year old special agent with the department of justice His body was found with a bullet wound in the heart in an irrigation canal Officials noted the rented car five days earlier was missing and friends say he had signified plans that were not disclosed though details remain unclear
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Phoenix
Ariz
Paul E. Reynolds
Department of Justice
Reynolds
Warden Resigns at Alabama State Road Camp
Hamp Draper announced the resignation today of W. E. Walker, warden at the State road camp near DeArmanville, Alabama. The resignation was requested by the state convict department head.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hamp Draper
State Convict Department
W. E. Walker
State Road
DeArmanville
Physicians Held on a $2,000 Bond in Alabama
Dr. Clarence A. Darnell former Winston county health officer was released on a $2,000 bond after a statues charge filed by a county school teacher’s father. He resigned as health officer after a brief tenure and was jailed in Franklin County before being brought to Haleyville for bond. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the October grand jury.
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Haleyville
Ala
Clarence A. Darnell
Winston County
Darnell
J. H. Lester
Bear Creek
Franklin County
Russellville
Thirty One Sent To State Asylum Under Care
The report notes Ameriti nem Davis has served about two and a half years in office. He has transported 31 patients to the state insane asylums during his term. Of the 31, four were Negro.
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Ameriti Nem Davis
Specimens Increase at Tennessee Valley Laboratory
More specimens are being handled at the Tennessee Valley Laboratory. August usually light has started light but the past week incoming specimens from all parts of the valley have increased materially in numbers for examination.
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Tennessee Valley Laboratory
Train Victim Laid To Rest On Sunday
Funeral services for Jack Martin killed in a train accident at Sheffield Alabama were held Sunday near Mount Hope at Rock Spring church. The service was conducted by Rev. J. A. Davis. A wife several children and grandchildren survive.
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Jack Martin
Sheffield
Ala
Mount Hope
Rock Spring Church
J. A. Davis
Tragedy at Newplace in the Blackwater Colony
Veronica Seabroke and artist Tom Grenofen arrive at Blackwater England where Veronica attracts Pell and Fotherbury rivalry grows. Tensions flare over buried archaeological treasures and a deadly summer ending in a library tragedy at Newplace as Pell and Grenofen clash.
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Veronica Seabroke
Tom Grenofen
Blackwater
England
Veronica
Roger Pell
Grenofen
Pell
Newplace
Bertram Fotherbury
Meeting Veronica and Two Suitors on the River
I encounter Veronica with Anderson Boyle and Martin Somerfield after Pell's Woodcot visit. She invites me to a boat run to the Fittiper, a foul craft of cow parts and engines, where I observe Veronica's glow and learn Boyle and Somerfield are intelligent, likable, and both claim to be madly in love with Veronica as she declines.
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Veronica
Pell
Woodcot
Anderson Boyle
Martin Somerfield
Boyle
Somerfield
Decatur Adopts Airport Resolutions for City Built Facility
Three resolutions backed by Decatur citizens at Masonic Hall call for a municipal owned Class A airport built to government standards. They seek city control once law permits and urge Governor Bibb Graves to include local airport legislation in any extra session call.
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Decatur
Masonic Hall
Bibb Graves
Alabama
State highway bids awarded for multiple bridge and road projects
The state highway commission will award road contracts at 5 p m Monday after bids from over 50 contractors. Federal aid projects include bridges between Vernon and the Mississippi line, Perdido and Styx rivers, Bear Creek and Colbert stretch, plus state bridges and a 2 1/2 mile highway segment from Monroeville to Camden.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tech
State Highway Commission
Capitol
Vernon
Mississippi Line
Lamar County
Perdido
Styx
Baldwin
Bear Creek
Wilcox
Tuscumbia
Russellville
Colbert
Perdido Creek
Escambia
Conecuh River
Conecuh County
Lineville
Wedowee
Randolph
Gadsden
Leesburg
Etowah
Tuscaloosa
Centerville
Monroeville
Camden
Monroe County
Rev Crume Begins A Revival Series Here
A revival meeting will start Sunday at Southside Baptist Church conducted by Rev. T. C. Crume of Kentucky. The revival will run for three weeks and the public is invited to attend all services.
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Southside Baptist Church
T. C. Crume
Kentucky
Community Sing Planned at Ninth Street Methodist
The community sing will be held Thursday at 7 30 PM at Ninth Street Methodist church. All members and singers are urged to attend for important business and discussions. Vinson quartet Sparkman Trio and Bonanza quartet will perform among the groups present.
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Ninth Street Methodist Church
Vinson Quartet
Sparkman Trio
Bonanza Quartet
Curb Sales Hold Up Despite Weather
Twenty one sellers on the Decatur curb this morning obtained 109.30 dollars for the produce offered to Decatur consumers despite unfavorable weather conditions affecting garden growth.
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Decatur
Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce Board Meets Tonight
The directing board will discuss business affairs tonight at 7 30 with W Scovdast and other board members present.
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Decatur Junior Chamber of
Com- Sen
W. Scovdast
State and Federal Health Inspectors Visit Local Store
Inspectors A. D. Franklin of the state inspection service and Thomas, an inspector from the United States Department of Health, were on site at the local store with Mrs Gaitino.
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A. D. Franklin
State Inspection Service
Thomas
United States Department of Health
Gaitino
State Near Close In Snook Hearing
In Columbus on August 13 the state neared finishing its rebuttal in Dr. James H. Snook's murder trial of Theora Hix. Chief of Police Harry French testified, disputing Snook's account of admissions and describing the confession Snook dictated before it was attributed to Prosecutor John Chester. The police chief said Snook described cutting Hix's throat before the confession was made.
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Columbus, O
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Harry French
Columbus
Snook
Dr. Snook
John Chester
Miss Hix
Burleson to Speak at Friday Y M C A Lawn Party
FP. E. Burleson one of Morgan County's two legislators will be the main speaker Friday night at a lawn party on the Y M C A lawn at 7 45. Pastors wives Sunday school superintendents and religious workers are invited. A round table on law enforcement will follow his talk with special musical numbers and an open air sing led by Mrs. Hudson.
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Burleson
Morgan County
Hudson
Ex-Decatur Man May Be Bank Head
A Montgomery report suggests former Decatur resident D. F. P. Green or H. H. Montgomery as Alabama superintendent of banks, with Governor Graves considering them while Judge C. E. Thomas is on temporary leave. Green, secretary of the State Baptist board, previously served as state superintendent of banks, as did Montgomery.
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Decatur
Montgomery
Graves
C. E. Thomas
Alabama
Thomas
D. FP. Green
H. H. Montgomery
Vernor Graves
Green
State Baptist Board
Gomery
City officers clash as New Orleans street car strike turns violent
Open fighting erupted in the New Orleans city council chamber as labor supporters delivered a petition to repeal a jitney ban amid a street car strike. Police troops restored order after a mob assaulted commissioners and officers. Injured included a 15 year old boy and a striking motorman. several officers were assaulted.
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New Orleans
City Council
Commission Council
Irwin Duvernay
Young
Sheriff Davis Sees Health Improve After Treatment
Sheriff B. E. Davis, who returned from Hot Springs after several treatments, is reported to be much improved in health. He suffered an influenza attack last winter and is believed to be well on the road to full recovery, with county residents hopeful for his complete regain.
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B. E. Davis
Hot Springs
Davis
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