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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1930

Page

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Little Girl Killed by Auto in Decatur Area

Seven year old Kade Mary Frances Uselton died after being struck by a northbound car on Sixth Avenue near Decatur. Mrs. M L Garrett and companions in the car were en route to a tent meeting. the driver and passengers described the speed as under fifteen miles per hour. The child suffered multiple fractures and a neck injury and died before hospital arrival.

Mary Frances Uselton G. C. Uselton Limestone County Decatur Sixth Avenue Bee Line M. L. Garrett Nazarene Hartselle Garrett

Man Killed When Barn Timber Falls on Morgan County Farm

Arthur McClure 47, Morgan County farmer, died Tuesday when heavy barn timbers collapsed during repair work on a Neel community farm. Found beneath the wreck, evidence suggested a struggle to free himself. McClure, newly back in Morgan County, was buried at Shiloh cemetery after services in Decatur. He leaves three brothers, R. G. and J. E. of Decatur and J. H. of Phoenix, Arizona.

Arthur McClure Neel McClure Morgan County Decatur Brown R. G. McClure Prospect Drive South Shiloh Somerville Road J. D. Pickens Southside Baptist Church J. E. McClure J. H.mcclure Phoenix Arizona W. H. McClure

Hunters Push On Endurance Flight Over Chicago

John and Kenneth Hunter in the monoplane City of Chicago pushed past 500 hours aloft at Sky Harbor. They sit about 80 hours ahead of the world endurance record as they near three weeks in the air with the flight ongoing at 3:40 p.m. Central Time.

Chicago John Kenneth Hunter Sky Harbor Kenneth Dropan Oil Company Walter Albert Hunter Brothers St. Louis

Foster Charged in Slaying of Tribune Reporter Jake Lingle

A grand jury indicted Frankie Foster in Chicago for the murder of Alfred Jake Lingle, the Tribune crime reporter. Foster, jailed in Los Angeles, faces extradition as Chicago officials seek his return for questioning and trial. An associate, Peter von Francius, testified he sold the pistol used. two other arrested racketeers, George Davis and Frankie Fisher, are linked to Foster.

Chicago Jay Frankie Foster Los Angeles Alfred Jake” Lingle Tribune Lingle Foster Bugs Moran George Davis Frankie Fisher

City National Bank Increases Surplus In 1930

City National Bank of Decatur raises surplus to 50000 by transferring 10000 from undivided profits, bringing total capital surplus and undivided profits over 250000. The bank also pays a 4 percent semi annual dividend of 8000 to stockholders on July 1. Officers report first half 1930 earnings the largest in five years.

City National Bank of Decatur

Decatur Man Is a Victim in Nashville Robbery

A 29 year old Decatur man, M. Lambert, was robbed of his car, $200, and jewelry after being abducted from in front of his boarding house. He reported the incident to police after being driven to a distant park. His wife fired four shots, but none hit the attackers.

Nashville Tenn

Anniston Man Held After Wife Shooting

Mrs. Ruby Eich, 24, who was shot six times by her recently divorced husband B S Eich at a neighbor’s home, showed marked improvement and is expected to recover. Eich remains jailed without bond as authorities prepare formal charges. His father sister and brother-in-law visited him and advised legal counsel.

Anniston Ala Ruby Eich Eich Elch Elich Calhoun County

Hospital Transfer Of Forbes Piano Co Employee

James P. Smith, an employee of the Forbes Piano Company, was conveyed this morning in Priest's ambulance to Benevolent Hospital from his apartment at 222 East Gordon Drive, the home of Mrs. Fowler.

James P. Smith Forbes Piano Company Priest’s Ambulance The Benevolent Hospital Fowler East Gordon Drive

Judge Miller to Speak in Decatur for Governor Bid

Judge B. M. Miller of Camden Alabama campaigning for governor will speak at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Morgan County courthouse in Decatur. He will be joined by Judge Sam F. Hobbs of Selma and introduced by Decatur Mayor B. L. Malone.

B. M. Miller Camden Ala Morgan County Court House Miller Decatur Sam F. Hobbs Selma Morgan B. L. Malone

Jewels Missing In Montgomery valued at 7000

Mrs. Charles R. Bricken reported jewelry worth 7000 missing after returning to Montgomery from Columbia. The set includes a diamond bar pin and six diamond rings in platinum. they were sewn to her night attire and disappeared Sunday morning. Police investigate as loss noted Sunday night.

Montgomery Charles R. Bricken Bricken Columbia Ala

Morgan Medical Meet Thursday at First Presbyterian Hartselle

The Morgan County Medical Society will hold a regular session at noon tomorrow at the First Presbyterian Church in Hartselle. Dr. H C McRee, secretary, said only routine business will be addressed.

Morgan County Medical Society First Presbyterian Church Hartselle H. C. McRee

Doctor heads to Montgomery conference with state labs director

Dr. A. J. Perelia, director of the Tennessee Valley Laboratory, departed this morning for Montgomery to attend a conference with Leon C. Havens, state director of laboratories.

A. J. Perelia Tennessee Valley Laboratory Montgomery Leon C. Havens

Little Girl Called To Reward

Maurice Edmundson nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Edma Bethel Tenn died this morning at Benevolent hospital where she was taken to save her life Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Pleasant Hill church near Bethel with interment in the family lot

Maurice Edmundson Harold Edma Bethel Tenn The Benevolent Hospital Pleasant Hill

Alabama Hosiery Mills expands with 24 new machines

Alabama Hosiery Mills signs a quarter million dollar equipment contract to add twenty four fashion hosiery machines at ten thousand dollars each. The expansion aims to finish by July 1, 1931, raising employment to about 300 on day and night shifts. Output for January 1931 is already fully contracted.

Alabama Hosiery Mills Andrew G. Patterson Patterson Scottsboro Hosiery Mills Scottsboro Ala Decatur Scottsboro Mills Alabama Mr. Patterson Morgan Lawrence Limestone

Sheriff Nears Completion of Warrant Servings

Sheriff B. E. Davis and deputies have nearly finished serving warrants issued from indictments returned by the grand jury. About forty indictments were handed up after a several day session.

B. E. Davis

Rabies Tests On Animals Reveal Few Positive Cases

State laboratory and the Huntsville branch examined nearly 100 animal heads in June to detect rabies. Of ninety eight samples, negri bodies were found in only six, indicating a low incidence of the disease among the tested animals.

State Laboratory Huntsville

Man shoots girl then kills himself in wild chase

In Dothan 31 year old C C Jordan former filling station operator abducted Eva Kirkland 25 from her escort Mike Sheffield then opened fire wounding Kirkland twice before fatally shooting himself. Kirkland says she still loves him though they had broken up last Friday. Sheffield recounts Jordan attacked and ordered Kirkland into his car before shots were fired.

Houston Jordan Houston Miss Kirkland Miss Sheffield Jordan Miko Sheffield Eva Kirk

John Patterson Ceremony Chief to Lead Austinville Event

Morgan County legislator John Patterson will serve as master of ceremonies at a major Austinville celebration held at Dancey Place. The all day event features barbecue and picnic proceeds for the school fund with speakers including A. G. Patterson Prof A F P Harmon and a Miller campaign representative. The program begins Friday at 10 o clock.

John Patterson Morgan County Austinville Dancey Place A. G. Patterson Eighth A. F P. Harmon B. M. Miller

Decatur Daily Publishes July Fourth Edition

The Decatur Daily announces it will publish on July 4, departing from many years of observing the holiday. The paper will observe Christmas Day as its only annual break, with all other holidays treated as workdays to serve advertisers and readers.

Decatur Daily Newspa

Mercury Lower Again Today

At 1 pm the temperature was between 86 and 87 degrees at the local weather bureau. The reading was about two degrees cooler than Tuesday and roughly sixteen degrees below last week.

Slay Deputy Sheriff Who Ordered Brother's Arrest

Roy Garrison and his father John H. Garrison are charged with murder in Union City Tennessee after Deputy Sheriff Sam Boyett was shot following an arrest order for John Wesley Garrison. Roy admitted shooting Boyett after a quarrel on Mason Hall streets. preliminary hearing set tomorrow.

Brother Union City Tenn Roy Garrison Paducah John H. Garrison Sam Boyett John Wesley Garrison John Griffith John Wesley Boyett Griffith Luther Johnson

Cotton boll emergence signals strong Texas Valley crop

Observers report early cotton bolls near Decatur indicating the crop is about one fifth grown with a near ideal outlook. They say the Valley may see the best conditions in years and expect ginning to start around August 21 as last season.

Decatur

Seybour ne Lynne to Speak at Kiwanis Meeting

Seybourne Lynne a young Decatur attorney who just finished at the University of Alabama will deliver a patriotic address at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the Y M C A tomorrow at 12 15. Patriotic music directed by Marvin Rankin will be performed and the program was arranged by Prof W W Benson Kiwanis educational chair.

Seybourne Lynne Decatur University of Alabama Kiwanis Club Marvin Rankin W. W. Benson Kiwanis Educational Committee

Danville Sanitary Survey Underway To Improve Conditions

The Danville sanitary survey began this morning aiming for rapid completion. Sanitary Inspector C. L. Parham praised local cooperation with authorities to improve conditions.

Danville C. L. Parham

Local Cotton Market Trends and Classifications

A brief market note shows categories Strict Middling, Middling, and Strict Low for local cotton prices. No price figures provided, different quality grades indicate stable trading context in the market segment.

Mrs Bernardi Returns From Lansdowne Visit

Mrs H W Bernardi has returned from Lansdowne Pennsylvania after an extended visit to her daughter.

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Kade Mary F. Uselton Driver Nazarine Divine Lera Teague Corrinne Puckett Pauline Alexander California Thorities Judge Miller Malone Hobbs Morgan Medical Meet Masonhall Boyette Dyersburg Roy Ees Faith Burrows
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