Lion hunt in Ohio county side yields stories of a big animal
Reports from Alion Hunt in ATI detail a rugged pursuit in Clermont County near Cincinnati. An 85 pound hog was found near the area as residents described large paw tracks and hints of a lion’s presence. Sheriff Auxier and others tie sightings to a mysterious beast linked to a local taxidermist.
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Ati
Rabe
Mount
Harry Miller
Plain
Ion
Miami Grove
Coddington
Newtown
Aly
Lynne and Almon Defense Attorneys Named
Defense counsel for Johnny Campbell and Thomas Hardage was announced today. Hardage involved in a shooting near Union Hill on December 1, with W. E. Bramsett.
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Lynne and
Almon Defense Attorneys
Johnny Campbell
Thomas Hardage
S A. Lynne
T. Almon
Hardage
W. E. Bramsett
Union Hill
Pensacola Flood Drenches Gulf Coast Cities
The Gulf Coast from New Orleans to Pensacola faced heavy rain with New Orleans reporting 4.22 inches in 24 hours. Flooding affected low areas, water filled streets, and rivers rose, though no serious property damage was noted. New Orleans and Pensacola observed disrupted New Year celebrations amid steady rainfall.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Chaerver
Discovery II Sails For Antarctic Search Expedition
The 1096 ton steamship Discovery II sails from Dunedin with food medical supplies and two airplanes to the Ross Sea Bay of Whales to search for explorer Lincoln Ellsworth. Dispatched by the British and Australian governments it is expected to reach Little America around mid January.
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Dunedin
New Zealand
Discovery II
Bay of Whales
Ross Sea
Lincoln Ellsworth
Little America
Boy dies by electrocution in Atlanta rain storm
In Atlanta on January 2, 11 year old T C Johnson was electrocuted after his umbrella touched a live wire during heavy rain. The death marks the city's second electrocution since the weekend. A separate incident reports a man killed when he slipped beside a tree with a broken limb after a fall.
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Atlanta
T. C. Johnson
Tony
Protest Lodged Over Public News Access
A protest was filed by Breekieden on January 2 regarding state news issuance and press conferences. The group urged the White House to release official information publicly and to hold press briefings openly.
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Breekieden
Fee Wertineien Newspaper Guild
White House
Sunge
Ban Lifted Lets New York Times Enter Italy
The New York Times and the Chicago Tribune, forbidden from entering Italy since last June, were permitted to reenter the country today.
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New York Times
The
Chicago Tribune
Italy
Attorneys Rankin Patton and Rosenau Visit Decatur
Athens lawyers J. G. Rankin R. D. Patton and D. L. Rosenau Jr were in Decatur on Thursday morning for business.
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J. G. Rankin
R. D. Patton
D. L. Rosenau, Jr
Athens
Decatur
Behind The Scenes In Washington By Rodney Dutcher
Washington observers note Senator Charlie McNary faces Townsend pressures as Oregon joins the Townsend support, while Borah coordinates pre convention strategy. WPA seeks top writers for the American Guide Book covering Hyde Park and Georgia, amid debates on neutrality and accountability for flag misuse. Jackson Day dinner draws lobbyists as Democratic figures firm up finance and influence networks.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service Star
Ashington
Charlie McNary
Congress
Washington
Oregon
McNary
Borah
Townsendites
WPA
Hyde Park
N. Y
Georgia
Roosevelt
Market Quotation Wave Disappoints Investors
Wall Street opened with cautious optimism as traders eyed gains in rubber, steel, oils, and specialties. Major issues advanced up to two points while notable names like Good year and U S Steel posted gains, with motors and aircrafts lagging. Transfers reached about 2.2 million shares as bonds remained firm and gold currencies fell.
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Wall Street
Victor Eubank
Associated Press Financial
New York
Chicago
Goodyear
U. S.” Rubber
Goodrich
Seaboard Oil
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
American Telephone
Union Pacific
U. 8S
Pipe and Foundry
Potatoes Mixed U S Prices Steady On Weekday Trade
Chicago January 2 Potatoes 125 on track 212 total U S shipments Tuesday 646 Wednesday 335 steady supplies moderate demand slow sacks per cent Idaho Russet Bur banks US No 1 few sales 1.85 2.05
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
Idaho
Poultry Prices in Chicago Trade Report
Chicago batched poultry market notes live poultry trading unsettled as weights range from under four and a half pounds up to about four and a quarter pounds per hen buyers and sellers negotiate on trucks and delivery terms for live poultry.
Temperance Delegation Urges Patrol to Enforce Liquor Laws
A Alabama Temperance Alliance delegation asked Governor Bibb Graves to use the new 74 man highway patrol to enforce liquor and traffic laws and close roadhouses selling liquor. The governor said nothing after the conference and earlier noted patrols should not jail crowding, focusing on highway enforcement.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Temperance Alliance
Bibb Graves
Livestock Price List Includes Various Poultry and Turkeys
A historical price summary lists leghorn hens 18, Plymouth Rock springs 25, white rocks 24, colored 23, leghorn chickens 19, roosters 16, hen turkeys 23, young tomer 20, old 18. No. 2 turkeys 1 with heavy white and colored ducks. small 21 northern geese 18, southern 17, capons 67 lbs. 27. Dressed turkeys steady yrwns hens 28 old 26, young toms 18 tba, up 27, less than 18 lbs 28, old 23, No. 2 turkeys 22.
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Plymouth Rock Springs
Markets At A Glance From New York And Global Commodities
Markets mixed with stocks uneven, steel and aircrafts mixed, bonds firm and rails led by government issues. Cotton and coffee climbed in New York trading while New Orleans spot cotton held steady. futures in Chicago wheat and New Orleans cotton showed gains amid weather and demand signals.
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New York
Commission House
Chicago
Chicago market data shows hogs and cattle price shifts
Hogs run to ten cents higher with 1 500 direct, top 9.70, most 140 to 240 pounds. Cattle and calves 6 000 and 1 500 respectively, good and choice steers and yearlings strong to higher, vealers 8.50 to 10.50, prime yearlings 13.65, and sausage weights up to 6.75. Shipping prices 1.00 to 1.50.
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Chicago
Jat
Decatur's Diary Highlights Town News And Local Injuries
Local items report Peggy Rentliff’s 11th birthday mishap with a broken arm after skating. Garrison travels aboard Maiden Creek for port calls. Embry joins Brown-Bilt Shoe Store. Wardlow recovering after surgery. Various residents visit, travel, or study. No police court held. minor offenses noted. Fires, hospital admissions, and social visits populate a busy day in Decatur.
Veterans rally behind new plan to issue government bonds
Leaders say the United States Life Insurance Reserve fund would back bonds up to 590 million dollars with no cash outlay. About 500,000 veterans hold certificates worth 500 million dollars that could gain interest as an inducement. Cost estimates around 1 billion dollars are deemed conservative. Patman and Vinson are listed as sponsors with factions forming among Veterans groups and American Legion backing different plans.
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United States Life Insurance Reserve Fund
Veterans
Patman
Tex
Vinson
House
Bill Patman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
American Legion
Two Hurt As Cars Collide Near Decatur
Two people were injured when a passenger car and a truck collided on the Bee Line Highway three miles south of Decatur at noon. George Schmerse, his nephew William Schmerse, wife, and child from Monroe Wisconsin were in the car. Mrs Schmerse had a broken nose. George had slight facial cuts. The others were unhurt. Mrs Schmerse treated at a local office. George taken to Benevolent Society hospital in Brown ambulances and discharged after treatment. The Schmerses were returning home from Florida. The truck occupants escaped injury.
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Bee Line
Decatur
George Schmerse
William Schmerse
Monroe
Wisconsin
Methodist Group Names Officials in Education Council
Memphis Tenn Jan 2 The Rev J R Spann of Baton Rouge La was elected president of the Conference Board Presidents group of the Methodist Educational Council. Dr M R Mobley of Florence SC was made vice president and Leland Clegg of Magnolia Ark secretary The Rev D G Mann of Macon Ga was named president of the Associated Council of Extension Secretaries Other officers include Rev Horaceing of San Antonio Tex vice president and Rev Daniel Whitsett of Montgomery Ala secretary treasurer Miss Eulalie Ginn Lakeland Fla president David A Clayburn Spartanburg DC vice president and Sydel Sims Natchitoches La secretary treasurer
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Memphis
Tenn
J. R. Spann
Baton Rouge
Conference Board
Methodist Educational Council
M. R. Mobley
Florence
S. C
Leland Clegg
Magnolia
Ark
D. G. Mann
Macon
Associated Council
Horaceing
San Antonio
Texas
Daniel Whitsett
Montgomery
Ala
Young Peoples Workers
Eulalie Ginn
Lakeland
Fla
David A. Clayburn
Spartanburg
D. C
Sydel Sims
Natchitoches
Hearing Set On Employee Election At Dwight Manufacturing
Atlanta Jan 2 A hearing to decide if an employee election should be held at the Dwight Manufacturing Co Gadsden Alabama will open there today. Charles N Feidelson regional director of the national labor relations board said today.
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Atlanta
Dwight Manufacturing
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Dia Aioe
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Caleb Jones Milne
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Prince
Bob Jackson
New Hampshire
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
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North Carolina
Kremer
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Joe Tumulty
W. D. Jamieson
Swager Shirley
William Stanley
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Decatur’s
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Murphy
Lyle Peggy Rentliff
Tom Ratuff
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Trewley
R Garrison, Jr
Mobile
Maiden Creek
le Havre
France
Rotterdam
Holland
Glasgow
Scotand
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Old Country
J Pp. Embry
Chattanooga
Brown-Bilt
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A. J. Owens
Pulaski, Tenn
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E. O. Wardlow Canli
Beech Street
Benevolent Reckety Hospital
Claude
Nellie Witt
Nashville
Otto Winton
J. D. Winton
Claude Murphy
William Sullivan
Berea College
Berea, Ky
Robert Mann
M. J. Self
Eva
George T. Woodruff
Pauline Hagood
Sixth Avenue
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Baugh’s Infirmary
Joe Tyler
Lacey
Baugh's Infirmary
Mises Evelyn Thompson
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. C. EB. Anders
Birmingham
Anders
Mrs. England
Little Roy Cates
Decatur,s
C. E. Anders
Leroy Moyers
Tanner
Mary Edna
Christine Minor
George 1S. Wells
W. G. Hampton
Daily Today
Daily
National Reemployment Administration
Stanford
North Alabama
D. L. Rosenall
W. A. Sullivan
C. G. Morris
Morris
Tuscumbia
Methodist Group
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