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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1934

Page

4

Long Seizes Tax Offices in New Orleans

In New Orleans, Gov. Allen appointees take charge of city tax assessments backed by the National Guard to replace elected assessors after Mayor Semmes Walmsley refuses to acknowledge Allen’s appointments. Huey P. Long denounces the move as infamy and outrage, calling Long a madman.

New Orleans Huey P. Long Toda National Guard William Rankin Louisiana Tax Commission Long Semmes Walmsley Oo. K. Allen Rankin Joseph Weber Henry Olnott Allen Walmsley Senator Long Clem Lehrt Louisiana Democratic Association State Tax Commission New Oreans Lehr Tinkin Napoleon

Bankhead Cotton Bill explained to Kiwanis Club

M Ling, Houston county farm agent, explained provisions of the Bankhead Cotton Control bill and its administration at the Kiwanis club luncheon. Miss Other Hall performed several songs during the meeting.

Bankhead Kiwanis Club M. Ling Houston County Mr. Ling Other Hall

Weather sketch for Alabama and North Florida shows cloudy periods

The report notes mostly cloudy conditions across Alabama and northern areas with a chance of light sprinkles. Friday looks partly cloudy with scattered thin showers. temperatures remain mild with little variation.

Gilabama Northyet Florida

Alabama Education Board Recognizes Moral Obligation

A sub-committee of Alabama State Board of Education deemed $80 046 unpaid accrued interest on six normal and teachers colleges as a moral obligation. The panel cannot legally pay it and will refer the issue to the full board for action at the next meeting.

Montgomery Ala State Board of Education Normal and B. M. Miller A. F. Harman A. M. Tunstall Greensboro Normal Colleges H. J. Willingham Florence C. V. Daugette Jacksonville G. W. Brock Livingston E. M. Shackleford Troy

Six Day Bike Racing Returns to Frisco

San Francisco hosts six day bicycle racing for the first time in 17 years with 14 teams entering the event starting March 11. A French team is listed among entrants and the race will take place in a major city venue within a civic auditorium setting.

San Francisco Civic Auditorium

Langer Forces to Seek Recall of Senator Nye

Bismarck North Dakota August 2 AP reports leaders of the faction headed by deposed Governor William Langer moved to recall United States Senator Gerald P. Nye.

Langer Nye Bismarck N. D United States Gerald P. Nye William Langer

Deputies Dislodge 100 Textile Strikers at Coneestee Mill

In Greenville South Carolina a large force of deputies and state patrolmen cleared about 100 strikers armed with clubs from the Coneestee mill area. Workers allowed to enter. mill runs on a reduced schedule with no violence reported. In Alabama another textile strike stalls as 12 000 workers stay out with no settlement in sight.

Greenville S. C Coneéstee Britesh Textile Workers Union B. B. Smith G. C. Kinsey Alabama Birmingham United Textile Workers of America Alabama Textile Council eGorge Googe American Federation of Labor

Assault conviction in Alabama quickly sends 19 year old to Kilby Prison

A 19 year old African American man, Matthew Washington, was sentenced to 20 years for attempted assault on a white girl near Alberta City on a Tuesday afternoon. He was arrested after a complaint by the girl’s father, indicted by a special grand jury, tried, convicted, and sent to Kilby Prison within about 24 hours of capture.

Tuscaloosa Ala Kilby Matthew Washington Mary James James Alberta City Washington

Navy Balloon Comes Down Last Of Five Race Entries

All five entrants in the national balloon elimination race had landed with the Navy entry found six miles southeast of Commerce Georgia. Army No. 1 landed near Monticello Georgia while other bags touched down at Mansfield Covington and Clarksville locations. Three balloons will compete for the Gordon Bennett Trophy in Warsaw September 23.

Atlanta Navy Commerce Army No. 1 Monticello Charles H. Kendall Clarksville H. T. Orville R. L. J. Smith William J. Flood Lieut R. R. Gillespie Flood Gillespie Georgia Goodyear VIII Buffalo Courier Express Mansfield Covington Birmingham United States Warsaw Poland

Licensing of Beer in Alabama Probed by Anti Saloon League

In a public letter to Attorney General Homer Cummings J Bibb Mills head of the Anti-Saloon League of Alabama urges withdrawal of federal licenses from beer and spirit makers in Alabama He cites post repeal crime increases and argues federal permits enable violations of state law and the 21st amendment.

Birmingham Homer Cummings J. Bibb Mills Anti-Saloon League of Alabama Mills Bureau of Menial Revenue Seneral Birmingham- Montgomery Alabama Anti-Saloon League F. ID. B Roosevelt United States

Petitions Circulated for King County Sheriff Primary

Petitions asking the State Democratic Executive Committee to call a special election to nominate a sheriff candidate were circulated in Houston county today. Only qualified electors were asked to sign, and no names of candidates were listed on the petitions.

Democratic Executive Committee Houston County Beats

Swanson Urges Naval Cutbacks Shocks London

London observers react to Secretary of the Navy Swanson proposing a 20 to 30 percent naval tonnage reduction at the 1935 conference. Diplomats gasp while naval experts expect the move as America signals a clear reduction plan after Norman H. Davis's London discussions. Continued on Page Fight.

London Swanson America United States Norman HH. Davis Washington Davis

Prowler Shoots 10-Year-Old in Sleeping Halffront Boots

Ten-year-old Bernier piaff man, daughter of Mr and Mrs BR Hoffman of Beaumont Texas, was fatally shot by an unidentified prowler during a robbery attempt at a tourist camp near Hot Springs Arkansas. The child slept on a cot as the assailant demanded valuables, firing through a screen door. Police and deputies pursued the suspect with bloodhounds.

Hot Springs Ark Bernier Piaffman BR. J. Hoffman Beaumont Texas Here Hoffmans Floffmans Valees Hoffman

Attempt to dynamite Birmingham plant fails

Officials disclosed an attempted dynamite attack on Republic Steel plants in Fas Thomas. A 67-stick charge failed to explode, halting destruction of pumping plants. Two other blasts damaged a transformer bank and tore a hole in a reservoir wall.

Birmingham Ala Republic Steel Corporation Fas. Thomas Creak

Hitler Seizes Power as Reich President as Hindenburg Dies

Vienna dispatch reports Paul Hudle convicted of high treason for the Dollfuss plot and sentenced to life imprisonment after a brief court martial. Two other Nazis were hanged this week. Fascists watch Italy while Austria tightens against Nazis.

Hitler Hindenburg Wade Werner Associated Press Foreign Staff Vienna Paul Hudle Dollfuss Hudle Emil Fey Eshinet Italy Austria Kurt Schuschnige Ernest von Starhemberg Mussolini Rome London Maussolini Friederich Wurnig Innsbruck Christian Meyer Brussels Archduke Otto Hapsburg Zita

Elba Run-Off Caucus Set For Next Monday

A Democratic run-off caucus will be held in Elba to choose the mayor for the next year between incumbent J. O. English and challenger L. P. Mullina. English led a three way caucus with 214 votes, Mulline 136, and W. W. Hain 84 in the recent contest.

Elba Als J. O. English L. P. Mullina English Mulline W. W. Hain

Death of Germany's Field Marshal Hindenburg

Neudick Germany August 2 1934 President Paul von Hindenburg aged 86 died after a long illness. Four state physicians and family members were at his bedside including son Colonel Oskar and daughters Frau Immennie von Stockhusen and Frau Anna Marie von Bentz. The death ends a life of war and public service and will be noted with national mourning. Burial is planned at Neudeck on Saturday or Sunday.

Associated Prere Neudick Germany Paul von Hindenburg VonTiindenburg von Hindenburg Oskar von Hindenburg Frau Immennie von Stockhusen Anna Marie von Bentz Keldh Neudeck Freynstadt Adolf Hitler

Death of Von Hindenburg Shocks World War Era Germany

Washington observers deem Germany at a crisis as Hitler assumes full dictatorship after Von Hindenburg's death. Secretary Hull sends condolences and the German embassy lowers its flag while officials avoid political prognostication. Baron Neurath receives Hull's telegram of sorrow.

von Hindenburg Germany Hitler Washington Huy Vor Hindenburg Fone Pudolf Leitner State Department Hull Baron Konstantin von Neurath Berlin

Hitler Becomes Absolute Ruler as Hindenburg Dies

Within seven hours of Hindenburg’s death Adolf Hitler merged the presidency and chancellorship and declared the Reich government. A new oath binds the Reichswehr to Der Fuehrer as conservatives fear the end of checks on Nazism ahead of a plebiscite set for August 18.

Associated Press Berlin Paul von Hindenburg Adolf Hitler Reichswehr Germany Hitler Hindenburg von Hindenburg Werner von Blomberg Der Supreme Court Paul Joseph Goebbels

Hindenburg Succeeded by Opposing Man Adolf Hitler

President Paul Von Hindenburg died today and was succeeded by the man he often opposed Adolf Hitler. For seven years Germany has seen Hitler rise rapidly and check his rule. Continued on Page Eight.

Hindenburg Associated Press Paul von Hindenburg Niel Hitler Germany Adolf Hitler

Will Rogers Praises Hawaii Military Sites

Honolulu dispatch from Aug 3 reports Will Rogers returning to the city after visiting cattle ranches on the island. He extols Schofield Barracks and Pearl Harbor praising Pacific defenses and noting the strategic importance of Hawaii.

Honolulu Schofield Barracks Navy Pearl Harbor

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Louisiana Huey Charlies Norman, 3d West Paterson N. J Education Group Frisco S.C Bridgeport E. P. Jacobs Jacobs Manufacturing Co Harry B. Johnson Danville Jack Durham Wesley Carty Jay W. Harlan U.S Cummings King County England Prowler Arkansas Heil Hitler Iron Line Waskliington der Fuehrer Franz von Papen Reichstag Goebbels Awill Rogers
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