Two Shelby County Women Indicted For Assault In Calera Officer Case
In Shelby Alabama Mrs Mabel Monteabaro and Miss Cecil Tubbs were indicted for assault with intent to murder in the Calera officer case. A true bill named A H Tubbs as accessory. Venue change sought due to prejudice. Judge Lyman to decide soon. Bonds set at 5900 each. trial date to follow. Miss Tubbs used a hunting knife and Monteabaro fired. Monteabaro died last November. Officer Blake and W D Farmer involved. Farmer likely to be tried at November term. expected to last a week.
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Columbiana
Ala
Mabel Monteabaro
Cecil Tubbs
H. F. Blake
Ponh Af
Obbs
Selma
Shelby County
Shelby
Charlie C. McCall
Hobbs
E. S. Lyman
Farmer
McCall
Hopes County Sets to Recognize Schools Soon
Socal school officials hope the Hopes County board of education will recognize Decatur high schools. Recognition would allow students to transfer to local schools with tuition paid by the board.
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Socal
County Board of Education
Decatur
French airmen launch Canary Bird on trans Atlantic flight
Three French flyers Sergeants Assolant and Le Fevre with Armand Lotti aboard launch the yellow monoplane Canary Bird on a long Atlantic route. Officials hint Azores or Halifax as initial target with a 5600 mile path via Dakar Senegal and Pernambuco toward Rio de Janeiro for a first Paris to Rio non stop attempt.
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Lebourjet
France
New York
South America
Dakar
Senegal
Pernambuco
Brazil
Paris
Rio
Funeral Held For W C Stinson In Falkville
Funeral services were conducted in Falkville for W C Stinson who died Friday in Montgomery from a heart attack. Survived by his wife and seven children. Body sent to Louisville and Nashville railroad for burial. interment in Falkville Cemetery.
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Falkville
W. C. Stinson
Montgomery
Nashville
East Side Morgan Singing Convention Announcement
T. E. Woodard announces the East Side Morgan County Singing Convention at Gravel Ridge east of MartSelle on Sunday September 9. He invites all singers and road singers to attend with song books and baskets and to arrive early for a place on the program for a great convention.
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T. E. Woodard
Morgan County
Gravel Ride
MartSelle
Woodard
Gravel Ridge
Hartselle
Record Month for Tennessee Valley Laboratory Examinations
The Tennessee Valley laboratory report for August shows 4869 exams, a new record, with 78 percent of local physicians using the facility. Malaria had 25 positives in 330 tests, typhoid 8 positives in 120 tests, Wasserman 274 positives in 1147 tests, plus 359 water and 1068 milk tests.
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Tennessee Valley Laboratory
A. J. Perolio
Wasserman
Daring Aviators Safe Now Hope To Return Home
A group of aviators reported safe after a perilous mission and now seek to return home. Rockford offers a warm welcome and support as they plan their homecoming.
Daring Airmen Reach Greenland After Arctic Trek
Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer, debuting a 1800 mile non stop flight from Cochrane Ontario, rest as their plane lies abandoned on Arctic ice. News of their safety comes via radio despite severe weather and limited messages from the Mt Evans expedition rescue effort.
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New York
Greenland
Rockford
Bert Hassell
Parker Cramer
Cochrane
Ontario
United States
Arctic
New York Times
University of Michigan Greenland
Mt. Evans
Hassell
Interests Revived in Marshall Case by Smiths Action
President Smith of the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism plans to be in Montgomery for the Supreme Court hearing on Mrs Emma Marshall’s appeal. He will seek court permission to file a brief opposing the death bed statement issue raised by Morgan County attorney J N Powell. The case stems from a Morgan County circuit court verdict convicting Mrs Marshall of fatal shooting of her husband.
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Charles
American ‘ For the Advancement
Supreme Court
Emma Marshall
Decatur
Smith
Montgomery
J. N. Powell
Morgan County
Morgan ‘County
Marshall
Powell
Beatrice Burton Publishes The Little Yellow House Serial
Beatrice Burton famed author begins a new daily serial The Little Yellow House published exclusively in the Decatur Daily today. Born in Cleveland and related to Harry Payne, Burton writes of everyday life and motherhood inspired by her own family and memory. Read the first installment in today’s Daily. readers won t want to miss this love story.
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Beatrice Burton
Yellow House
Decatur Daily
Sally
Money Lou
Miss Burton
Middle West
Cleveland
Harry Payne
John D. Rockefeller
Western Reserve University
Little
California
Radcliffe Chautauqua Presents Two Day Programs
The Radcliffe Chautauqua opened a three day run in city park with two programs daily. Afternoon events featured Neil Patterson's Scotch Highlanders and Dr. A S Greshore lecture on Giants and Fairies. evening shows included the Scotch Highlanders and Dr. Breshore on Riches Inherit. Lectures by Dr. John E Aubrey and the Radcliffe players cap the lineup with Putting Pep in Papa. Admission price reduced from The nta to Boconte.
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Radcliffe Chautauqua
City Park
Neil Patterson
Scotch Highlanders
A. S. Greshore
Breshore
Inherit
Radcliffe Players
John E. Aubrey
Royal Road
Aubrey
Nta
Boconte
Teachers Meet Here Saturday To Open School Term
The first general faculty meeting of the local school system is set for Saturday at 10 a.m. in Central high school. Superintendent W. W. Benson announced the gathering and noted out of town teachers will receive formal notification. The meeting precedes the new term starting Monday morning.
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W. W. Benson
State Botanist Warns of Widespread Bull Rot Damage
The state botanist notes bull rot disease is widespread in cotton fields across the state with 50 to 75 percent damage reports. He explains the disease cannot be controlled this season and advises burning affected bolls and planting disease free seed, citing soil carryover of Glomerella gossypii and favorable weather. He requests Farmers Bulletin 1187, Cotton Diseases and Their Control, be distributed to farmers.
Cotton Crop Suffering From Bull Rot in Hartselle Area
The Hartselle cotton crop is being significantly damaged by bull rot, with rain and cloudy weather suggested as contributing factors. Complete damage estimates are not yet available, though reports indicate extensive impact.
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Hartselle
Schools Open Across Morgan County With Large Enrollments
A number of Morgan County schools began new terms Monday with large enrollments. Opened yesterday were Hartselle city schools County High School Falkville Danville Priceville Ryan Somerville Florette Flint Centerdale Trinity Science Hill Eva Woodland Mills Pleasant Hill and others.
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Morgan County
Hartselle
County High School
Falkville
Danville
Priceville
Ryan
Somerville
Florette
Flint
Centerdale
Trinity
Science Hill
Eva
Woodland Mills
Pleasant Hill
Members of Church Set Wednesday Meeting
Church members will hold the regular monthly meeting at Central Booth Tabernacle. Plans for the October 1 event will be presented. Beforehand, the Workers' Council of the school will meet in the regional building with all workers and Sunday school teachers expected to attend. Meeting starts at 6:45.
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Central Booth Tabernacle
Russell Leads Market With $18 In Sales
J. J. Russell tops the Decatur market today with sales totaling eighteen dollars. He leads the field in a brisk trading session as buyers and vendors circulate through the stalls.
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J. J. Russell
Decatur
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Gatorway
Alabama
Birmingham
Blake
Washington
Sleeper
Blacks
Bradford
Beulah Bradford
Daisy Banter
Vernon
B. A
Tate
X Priest
Priest
Monteabaro
Hopes County
Alfred E- Smith
East Side Morgan
Hassell and
Cramer
Marshall Cas
Smiths Action
Clarence Darrow
Hays
America
Consuelo Pani
Alberto J. Pani
Jamie Martinez del Rio
Dolores del Rio
Chautauqua
Benson
Gardner
Russell
J. W. Lynn
W. H. Powler
A. M. St, John
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