Missing Negro after Jail Capture in Tuscaloosa County
After a mob seized three accused in the Maddox killing, two young men Dan Pippen 16 Elmore Clark 26 and A T Harden 16 were taken from deputies near the Jefferson county line. Pippen and Harden were found shot to death while Clark remains missing amid heightened threats and legal disputes involving the International Labor Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Pippen
Elmore Clark
A. T. Harden
Jefferson County
Pippen
Marden
International Labor Defense
Shamblin
Henry Foster Cal
Miller
Vaudine Maddox
Tuscaloosa County
Harden
Clark
R. L. Shamblin
International Labor Defense Lawyers
ILD
National Guardsmen
Henry B. Foster
Irving Schwab
Allan Taub
Diplomats and Cubas Machiavellian Ties Reform Era
A historical editorial outlines how three figures Calvin Coolidge Frank Kellogg and Sidney Mitchell influenced Cuba through Electric Bond and Share to back Machado aiding his rise in power. It notes Coolidge Kellogg visits and the resulting belief in U S intervention and Machado’s continued rule. It also covers inflation policy debates led by Elmer Thomas and President Roosevelt. It cites sugar refiners profits amid the Depression and their impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Calvin Coolidge
Frank B. Kellogg
Sidney Z. Mitchell
Electric Bond
Share
Machado
Coolidge
United States
The
Oklahoma
Elmer Thomas
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
Roosevelt
American
Savannah
Teva Contracts for Power Urged
Doctor John Neal of Knoxville urged local communities in East Tennessee to prepare to enter contracts with the Tennessee Valley Authority for government power. As president of the Tennessee Valley Association for public distribution of power he urged widespread local units of power distribution and warned the TVA program would be only half a leaf unless cities towns and rural districts act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
John Neal
Knoxville
East Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee Valley Association For
Neal
Tennessee Valley
Death of prominent Lawrence county planter at Town Creek
T. Black, 83, widely known planter of Lawrence county, died at his Town Creek home at 9 10 a m after a long illness. Survived by widow seven sons six daughters 45 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral at Blackground church near Town Creek at 3 pm conducted by Rev W N Park with burial in Blackground Cemetery. Active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named. His death caused widespread sorrow in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Black
Lawrence County
Town Creek
Blackground Church
W. N. Park
Blackground Cemetery
Paul Armstrong
Edgar Ethredge
Harvey Houston
Hugh Lee
J. R. Aston
T. D. Yarbrough
Marvin Lovett
Russell Armstrong
Raymond Smith
Garland Evans
W.A. Givens
Crawford Berryman
Black
Roosevelt summons aides for final push on recovery drive
President Roosevelt called his aides to speed up the national campaign for better times. Hugh Johnson arrived from St. Louis and Harry Hopkins was summoned for a conference. In a week in Washington the president seeks a complete progress survey and a tighter recovery unit while officials refrain from predicting work to Labor Day targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh Johnson
St. Louis
Harry Hopkins
Somerville paaragraph hints at Decatur business
Fragmentary text names C. Lee and Somerville and a Decatur business context with unclear details. The item appears as a brief local note or notice with incomplete phrases. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible.
Alabama banks to handle state warrants sale plan
Alabama's warrant commission, after talks with New York bankers and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, plans to sell warrants through Alabama banks to retire more than 17.5 million dollars of floating state debt. Governor Miller said he would confer with bankers soon as Chase National Bank agreed to carry warrants it owns and aid in handling the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
New York
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
Miller
Chase National Bank
Farmers Turn Cotton Into Money As Prices Rise
Alabama farmers accelerate market sales as first bales fetch up to 15 cents a pound. Officials estimate Alabama’s cotton value at over 60 million dollars including expected government payments. Strong weather boosts crops, reduces boll weevil risk, and supports statewide commerce through cotton profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Roosevelt
Alabama
End of Violence Nearer in Cuba as New Cabinet Formed
Havana Aug 14 Supporters of former President Machado flee in panic as Carlos Despesdes forms a new cabinet. The United States Navy orders three destroyers to Havana and Manzanillo to protect American citizens, with no intent of U S intervention.
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Havana
Cuba
Gerardo Machado
Carlos Despesdes
Machado
Liberal
Claxton Harbor
Sturtevant
Masbarillo
United States Navy
Richmond
Island
Washington
Roosevelt
Taylor
Claxton
Caribbean
Manzanillo
George T. Howard
Welles
White House
United States
NRA Campaign in Decatur Aims Blue Eagle Support
W R Spight announces completed committee work for the NRA drive in Decatur for three phases: business canvass to verify Blue Eagle compliance, consumer pledges to patronize Blue Eagle firms, and unemployment checks. Over 200 firms joined, with nationwide effort in 12,000 towns. every citizen affected by the National Recovery Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eagle
NRA
Blue Eagle House
Ee Ee
Decatur
United States
Woman Injured In Fall From Car On Bee Line Highway
Mrs. Cobbs of Bush Hills Birmingham suffered severe head and face wounds in an unusual auto accident two miles north of here on the Bee Line highway. While returning from the World's Fair in Chicago with her husband and child she tried to free her dress hem tangled in a car door and was blown out onto the concrete. She was brought to Decatur for medical care and later resumed her trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Infant Henry Lee Dies at Home at Two Months
Henry Franklin Lee two months old son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Lee died Sunday at 1605 Fifth Avenue South after a brief illness. Survived by parents and many relatives. Funeral service at the residence this afternoon with Rev J D Pickens. Interment at Roselawn Cemetery with priest in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Franklin Lee
Leonard Lee
Fifth Avenue
South
J. D. Pickens
Roselawn Cemetery
Quick Response To Request For Music Machine
Welfare officers appealed through The Daily for a phonograph for a bed ridden invalid and donors responded quickly. Jimmie Rabbit Doss offered a phonograph and Mrs Edwin Delmore followed with a donation. The extra machine was given to the county alms home to brighten hours for recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie “Rabbit” Doss
Edwin Delmore
Judge Malone Campaign Tour Heads Through Madison County
Morgan County Democrat Judge Baynard L. Malone plans a speaking schedule across Madison county Huntsville Capshaw and Jeff. He will tour eastern Limestone county Athens and Jackson Lauderdale Florence and other spots to promote his bid for the unexpired six month term stressing independence and self funding. He spoke at Limestone county courthouse steps to about 500 supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
Baynard L. Malone
Morgan County
Board of Revenue
Malone
Limestone County
Athens
Jackson County
Morris Case Is Continued Week
The case of G. L. Morris, a Decatur druggist, scheduled for trial in Lawrence County circuit court at Moulton, was continued until next Monday. The Supreme Court had previously reversed the decision in the Morris arson case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Morris
Decatur
Lawrence County
Moulton
Supreme Court of Twice
Morris
Noted Umpire Among 3 Held In Bank Robbery Case
Cecil Sheehan Hartsel le real Gent with Jack Curtis of Montgomery and Jim Sharp of Bessemer were taken by Birmingham officers after raids on the Sheehan home. Curtis faces murder and bank robbery charges related to the shooting of Oscar Jergen Hartford police officer. Curtis and others held for investigation in Alabama and Tennessee robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Sheehan
Hartselle
Birmingham
Jack Curtis
Montgomery
Jim Sharp
Bessemer
Sheehan
Han
Williams
Alabama
Tennessee
Milton McDuff
Bue Teau
Sonia Casita Aitec
Curtis
McDuff
Oscar Jergen
Hartford
Ala
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Charles Mayo
TEVA
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Wallace
Billy Ware
Leland
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St, Black
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Somerville Ee
Istate
Pope
Spight
W. R. Spight
Lee
J. Curtis
Urschel
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