NAMED PENDANT IN ASH CLAIMS 3E PASSENGER
Two civil suits filed in Efonston county court seek a total of 100000 dollars in damages from the Atlantic Line Railway company after a week ago collision at Ashford on the Amhford track. The actions name deceased Oscar Mosy and two living dependents, with alleged injuries to three others from a train collision caused by a locomotive operator.
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Frolling
Ashford
Wee Negi
Efonston County
Atlan Line Railway Company
Amhford
Art Line
Jradlé Pate
John Std Mer
Mary “Ue Hicks
Usteruog Hicks
Oscar Mosy
Coast Line
High School Junior Class to Present Play Friday Night
Dohigh school junior class to stage a three act comedy titled Happy Landings in My Auditorium. The cast includes Lamar McCarty and Winl Brock as lead roles with several student performers delivering an original presentation with music and light comedy.
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Katharine Aura
Fa 6
Janghe
Ng Tena
Lamar McCarty
Winl Brock
Anor
Ad- Mt
Junior Clash
HS. Ford
Vassle Mor
Plonsie Jones
Tacutty
Ston Means To Ive 15 Years Meant For Lead Case
An April 11 ruling from CAPY 8¢ Columbia Court affirms a 9 45 year sentence imposed on Gas Mieuna after his conviction for stealing $104,000 from Melero. Meany allegedly took the funds to fund a running motor car venture and used a code shared by McLean to misappropriate the money.
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Meeington
Colimbia Court of Me
Melero
Col. Lindbergh
Are. Mclean
Former Judge May Leaves Family to Go West
Former Judge Gam D May of Chipley reappeared after a two month disappearance. A note left by May said he was going west and taking his family with him, casting doubt on whether the vanishings were voluntary. Authorities from three Florida counties had conducted an extensive search for him or his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gam D, May
Chipley
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
John Brown
Patteryson
America
Libowicz
Arcada Fall
Halmy Street
Brootlyn
Froderick A. Cullen
Counter Culler
Balem
Inez Parton
Batbowite
Prosecutor seeks five convictions of British engineers
Moscow April 17 AP Prosecutor Vishinsky urged dismissal of charges against Albert Gregory but pressed for conviction of five Metropolitan Vickers engineers as spies set engineers and bribers. He also appealed for mercy for two of eleven Russian defendants who allegedly redeemed themselves by betraying others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Vishinsky
Albert Gregory
Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co
Chinese Troops Flee as Jap Bombs Hit North China
Bombing planes and heavy artillery struck along the coast region of north China. Japanese forces crossed the Luan river and advanced toward Peiping Tientsin treaty area. Several towns including Chanli and Shahkalwan fell quickly to the Manchukuo army amid foreign interests nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
China
Peiping
North China
Lwan River
Peiping-Tiehtsin Internationall Treaty Area
Lian River
Shahkalwan
Tientsin
Chanl
American Methodiat Mission
Howard College Accepts Cotton for Tuition This Fall
Birmingham April 17 Young men and women able to enter Howard College this fall can pay tuition and fees with good middling cotton. Dr T V Neal urges high school seniors to form cotton clubs, grow the staple, and tend it themselves to cover college costs. Cotton at 10 cents a pound offered by the college. Parents urged to support children in paying their way through college with farm staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Atrte
Howard College
Bresident
T. V. Neal
Howard
Howard Cotton Clube
Howard Cotton Club
Death of Mrs. Mary Pruett at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Mary Bilicabath Pruett aged 4 died at her daughter Mrs. H G Forrester s home in Dothan after extended illness. Survived by another daughter Pearl Forrester of Dothan one son I P Pruett of Jackson Tennessee eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral at the home at 10 pm tomorrow with Dr L W Dockery officiating Burial in city cemetery Fellows and Forrester in charge Pallbearers listed, honorary pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bilicabath Pruet
H. G. Forrester
Oxtes Atrest
Sm. m
Pruett
Dothan
Pearl Forrester
I. P. Pr
Leslie Smart
Collier Freeman
Forrester
T. W. Harris
Bi, Cherry
Pat Poyner, Jr
O. P. Green
D. W. Shealy
C. W. Jahoson
C. C. Bensnett
R. M. Brown
E. F. Moody
Arthur Keyton
House to Act on Shoals Bill Soon Says the Speaker
Washington April 17 AP Speaker Hainey predicted the Shoals bill would begin consideration of Roosevelt's Tennessee Valley project before the week end as the committee reports. McSwain fixed tomorrow for final action on a bill to develop the Valley per the President's recommendations. Some Republicans plan to oppose granting power transmission lines and further manufacture. The House adopted an arms embargo resolution giving the President power to prevent shipment of arms to warring nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hainey
Ther sToals
Roosevell
McSwain
Military Committee
Tenhester Valley Authority
House
Fires Cause Major Property Damage Near Dothan
Two fires over the weekend caused heavy property damage. An Alabama Moride highway station and dwelling of A A Stanley were destroyed in a blaze with no water available. A second fire at Bud Nolan’s LaFayette Street home damaged the roof after cardboard ashes ignited flooring. Estimated totals exceed $2,000. origin undetermined for the first blaze.
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A.A. Stanley
Dothan
Stanley
Bud Nolan
E. LaFayette Street
Iaft Inn
Fnally
Lees
Nolan
Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses Over Weekend
Two couples received marriage licenses from Probate Judge 7 K Mattin over the weekend. Roy L Griges of Dothan and Myrtics Cox tine Popwell of Midland City wed, as did Howard Hutherford of Cottonwood and Mae Kéele Bryant of Dothan, per local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7. K. Mattin
Roy L. Griges
Dothan
Myrtics Coxtine Popwell
Midland City
Howard Hutherford
Cottonwood
Mae Kééle Bryant
Harlem Leader Leibowitz hailed as new Moses by 3000 crowd
Report covers Samuel S. Leibowitz chief defense counsel for nine Black youths in a Decatur trial. At Salem Methodist Episcopal Church Harlem, 3000 Negroes shout praise with gospel fervor calling him a new Moses and vow to fight for the defendants. The scene ends with Leibowitz exiting to a waiting taxi as cheers and blessings follow.
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Abra-ham
Jordan
Sam Leibowitz
Beattabaro
Boye
Decatur
Harlem Nee
Broca
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York Herald
Tribune
Leipowicz
Harlem
Tsay
Jeng
Samuel S. Leibowks
Eagh
Salem Methodist Episcopal Church
120Th Street
Seventh Avenus
New Moses
Amertes
Egypt
Mr. Leibowicz
Interdenominational
Colored Ministera Alliance of
New York
Als
Haytwood Fatterson
Goa
Moses—bens
Jennie Patterson
The
Alliance
Leibowitz
Scottabora
Volcan
D. Ward
Nichole
Rowe
Abraham
Mexican Rebels Attack Sparks Fatal Battle at Oplehen
Merida Mexico April 0 API Forty one Peracan are dead after a clash in the Yucatan village of Oplehen between rebel forces and federal troops. Three federals among the dead, Ex anichers wounded. Governor calls it a focal incident arising from uniformed persons aided by leadership of revolutionary defense. Twenty rebels captured. wounded count not released. Goldlern reportedly ambushed upon entering town yesterday, followed by a pitched battle.
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Merida
Mexico
API
Yucatan
Oplehen
Pereong
Defenee
Rank Jzaton
Itrelf
Yeaterday
Parker Dies at Home in Webb After Lengthy Illness
J R Parker 88, longtime Webb resident, died at home following months of illness. Survived by widow and three sons Pate and Frank of Webb Andrew of Dothan route five and one daughter Elly Pearre of Cottonwood route one. Funeral at Webb at 8 p m with ministers Freya Dean Maderon Smith and Givens officiating. Active pallbearers listed. honor pallbearers named among local officials and neighbors.
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R. Parker
Parker
Webb
Hin Witow
Pate
Frank Parker
Andrew Parker
Dothan
Mia
Elly Pearre
Cottonwood
Freya
Dean
Maderon
Smith
W. Ft. Wandham
G. Thdwell
Armateeng
Burd
He Mi. Whaley
TW. B. Tanford, Jr
Neely
da A. Kirkinod
W Durden
T. Gyans
V. L. Webh
Downtown brawl ends with arrests for assault
An sieged downtown brawl Saturday night led to the arrest of Henry Lambert and John Richards on charges of assault and battery. Lambert struck Richards over the head with a soda bottle, injuring him. Both were released on bond.
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Henry Lambert
John Richards
Sacault
Polite Naid Lambert
Richards
Embalmers License Granted in State
Boyd TD Detis and a young Dothan man have passed the examination of the Alabama Board of Embalming and have been granted licenses to practice in the state.
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Boyd TD
Detis
Dothan
Alshama Board of Embalming
Trial notes and appeals in Morgan county case end
Fragmented report covers a civil custody ruling in Price v. Wright, noting Winnis Price as eight year old child of Mrs H C Price and urging stable home for her. It also describes Ben Patterson death sentence proceedings, judge Horton venue issues, and Knight condemning Leibowitz remarks about Morgan county jurors.
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Hint Solomon
Winnis Ruth Price
H.C. Price
Houston County
Conn
Prion
Sind
Alabama Familon
Dea
Mouston
Rewtin Wright
Mire
Nancy Price
Metn
Brandehstdyen
Price
Sniomen
John
Andersan
Uindoy
Alabama
Atnee
Horton
Legislatura
Trnefnr
Margan County
Knight
Letoweiz
Leibowitz
New York Herald
Tebuns
Morgan County
Heywood Patterson
Thomas B. Knight, Jr
Harlem
Morgen County
Mr. Knight
New York Herald Tribune
Sates Liebowitz
Heywood Patternon
Liebowitz Fa
Ty Vehowicz
Mor
Fleywood Patterson
Public Invited to DeMolay Installation in Dothan
The public is invited to the Dothan Chapter No. 6 Order of DeMolay installation at Moonie Temple tonight at 8. A program features Eastern Star officials, a guest Montgomery delegation, entrance march, prayers, songs, and dances. New officers Clarence Rateyan and others will be installed, with many named attendees and participants listed.
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Dothan
Dov
Ha Mmonie
Order of Eastern Star
Boya
Montgomery Ln
Aaning
Rothan
Bonk
OM. Murphy
Adarans
Clayton Rona Tinker
F_ Clark
Order of DeMolay
Mex
Margaret Jones
Viniin
Bernice Meyroevitz
Louise Wynn
Moss Smith
Mina Mildred Murdock
Darin Welch
Clarence Rateyan
Manter
T. J. Wood
John C. Renfroe
Cartton Hartian
Sheppard Duprer
Trenton Banks
Onion Seward
Trenton Termats
Rentor Nlnward
Withern May
Orater
Foy Cartacheat
Acribe
Jimmie Biltha
Joan Uber
Teard Saxon
Aentinel
Tom Solomon
Ray Merritt
Marshall
Tom Saliba
Robert Yarbrough
Cheater Barker
Stodfrey Shirley
Tex [Breen
Albert Phillins
Woodrow Witama
Crets Baker
Ratana urges Moorin to grow grain and build mills
In Auckland April, Ratana the Moorin prophet preached agriculture to the tribe and urged establishment of flour mills to process native grain locally. A report notes plans to lower costs for transforming grown grain into flour and boost self sufficiency. A separate note mentions a fossil flea fragment found on a Baltic amber shore, dated by scientists at six million years old.
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Magris
Auckland
N. Z
Ratana
Tribeamen
Palmnicken
Prissia
Thir Fraltic
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Coster
Cogat
City Auditorium
Ston
McLean
Catholic Church
Mery
Elizabeth Pruett
Tn Dothan
Connall
Saxion
Akron
Naval Board of Inquiry
Lakehurat
N. J
Elcome Leibowitz
Moses
Twaido
Bedlum
pitRat
Federal
J. R. Parker
Solomon Wisdom
Winnie Rath Price
Apy — ‘Telata
Scottaboro Cmes
Tudge Horton
Avenire
Charite Woes
Herjun Hind
Hey ‘Woot Patterson
Issus
Samuel Louowits
Patterson
Eastern Star
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