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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1929

Page

2

Charleston to Open Cooper River Bridge in August

Charleston prepares for August 8 ceremonies marking the opening of the Cooper River Bridge, a three mile double cantilever span costing 6 million dollars that replaces ferry service and links the ocean highway from New England to the South. President Hoover and cabinet members are invited, along with dignitaries from multiple nations and officials.

Charleston S. C Cooper River New England Washington John P. Grace Shortridge Hardestyers Thomas Storey J. A. L. Waddill Hoover Canada Mexico Ane

Paper Suits Next On Male Program For Cool Clothes

Chicago reports Waldemar Kaempfert, Rosenwald Industrial museum director, proposes paper suits to end male fashion subservience. The $2 garments, worn two weeks, would be glued from paper fibers spun like cotton and dyed with patterns. A tailor would fit the paper suit with fish glue, promising rain resistance and shape retention before disposal. A cynical quip notes a pessimist wears belt and suspenders.

Chicago Waldemar Kaempfert Rosenwald Mr. Kaempfert

No US Navy Ships Remain In European Waters

The Raleigh now at Copenhagen has been ordered home and no replacement will go to Europe. It will arrive at Hampton Roads on August 31, ending US naval presence in European waters after about a year of duty. A separate line notes a fortune teller’s prediction for Tony Canigoni on a boxing bout with Sammy Mandell.

Washington United States Navy Raleigh Copenhagen Denmark Hampton Roads

Sea Scouts Put On Weathering Pageant At Jamoree

Rain and wind test Sea Scouts as they perform on moored boats and a central lake set Desert Island Pirate Ship and Merchant Ship acts near Arrowe Park. Baden-Powell faces choice of peer title as word spreads among 50 000 scouts. The Martins return to Montgomery after visiting Grymes family.

Arrowe Park England Sea Scouts Davy Jones Baden-Powell Mafeking 3Rovinsea Island Loy

Contracts Set for Dairy House at A P I School

Auburn August 1 Contracts for an animal husbandry and dairy building and a dairy barn at Alabama Polytechnic Institute were awarded. The Rest Construction Co of Montgomery will complete the dairy building by April 1, and Small Man Construction Co of Birmingham will finish the barn within 60 days. Both fireproof brick and concrete structures feature slate roofs and limestone trim.

Auburn Ata Alabama Polytechnic Institute Bradford Knapp J. C. Grimes Rest Construction Company Montgomery Qed Tele. Smallman Construction Company Birminghan

Bomb Trust Lists Capone As Buyer

Chicago police disclosed a confession from a prisoner under arrest for manufacturing and selling bombs. The detainee linked James Delestro to Al Capone and said Capone was a profitable customer in recent bomb operations.

Bomb Trust Capone Chicago Stege James Delesstro al Capone

The Bomb Trust Expands as Racketeers Fuel Explosions

Police bomb squad head Lieut George Barker reveals a growing bomb trust fueling 86 rackets profit from explosions. Confession links the murder of Diamond Joe Eposito to the group. Prices range from 10 to 150 for bombs with 50 to 100 for tossing or laying. Chicago bombings rose from 100000 to over 1 million in damage. sixty five incidents this year, up from thirty in the prior year.

Diamond Joe Eposito West Side George Barker Chicago

Princess Elizabeth Wounded in Slavia Shooting

An unsuccessful attempt to shoot Princess Elizabeth of Littai and the Wintliseh Graetz family occurred as she returned to her castle. A shot shattered a village window, slightly wounding her face. the assailant fled into a nearby forest and remained unidentified.

Liabach Jugo Slavia Princeay Elizabet Wintliseh-Graetz Littai Princess

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