Japan Demands Detailed Report on Stimson Speech
Tokyo officials protested Stimson's New York remarks on Manchuria and sought a formal Washington representation. The foreign office relayed indignation at references to Japan as aggressor and pressed for a detailed official version of the speech.
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Associated Press
Henry L. Stimson
New York
Japan
Manchuria
Washington
League of Nations
Geneva
League Commission of Inquiry
Far East
Euerpe
le Temps
Paris
Tokyo
Stimgon
Foreign Office
Col. Stimson
United States
League
China
Stemson
Abbeville Man Heads Auburn Education Club
Prof J Fred Clements of Abbeville is named president of the Auburn Education club succeeding Prof J E Morris of Montgomery County Vocational Agriculture. Prof Earl Thomas of Maplesville becomes vice president. Dr R L Johns of Auburn re elected secretary treasurer. About 120 educators attended. The group supports educational advancement and hosts the Auburn dinner at the Alabama Education Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
J. Fred Clements
Abbeville
Auburn Education Club
J. E. Morris
Montgomery Coun
Earl Thomas
Maplesville
O. C. Bottoms
Etowah
R. L. Johns
School of Education
Alabama Education Association
Barkley Victory Conceded in Kentucky Nomination
Ashland Kentucky August 10 United States Senator Alben W Barkley secured renomination as the Democratic candidate for the United States Senate over former Senator George B Martin by a margin exceeding 52000. Martin pledged full support for Barkleys November bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
United States
Alben W. Barkley
United States Senate
Gorge B. Martin
Barkley
Martin
Man Dons Entire Cotton Outfit In Dothan
John J. Crary a Dothan barber demonstrated how to dress entirely in cotton with a suit shirt socks shoes collar and tie costing 2.10 including an extra pair of trousers The Osnaburg coat and pants cost 60 cents the shirt 36 cents the cotton shoes a dollar and the knitting needle stock and tie and collar seven cents each Friends observed Crary looked stylish in the cotton joggery A longtime Dothan resident Crary is active in church and Masonic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Crary
Dothan
Farm Board Chief Says Cotton Outlook Promising
Washington Aug 10 AP Farm board chairman James C Stone said Meyers plan to enlist strong banking support for commodities could aid cotton financing and mills. He cautioned he did not participate in talks to form a credit pool but noted banks might back loans and perhaps refrain from calling them for a year to help stabilize prices.
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Washington
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
James C. Stone
Farm Board
Meyer
Stone
Reserve Board
American Cotton Cooperative Association
F. F. Creekmore
Monager
Cooperative Associate
Cooperative Association
Ben
Betty Gow Visits England in Lindbergh Home
Miss Betty Gow, Scottish nanny to the Lindberghs, arrived in Plymouth England for a visit to her homeland. She refused to speak beyond noting she will return to her duties in the Lindbergh household in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Eng
Betty Gow
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Scotland
Entertainment Keynote Marks Alabama Merchants Convention
Birmingham August 10 AP The Alabama Merchants association gears up for its annual convention August 24 at Hollywood Country Club with 48 hours of entertainment for visitors. Activities include swimming and diving contests, crowning the Merchant Queen of 1932 at a cabaret dinner dance, officer elections, and a Birmingham economist Edgar M Elliott address to close the business sessions. A drawing for a new automobile caps the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Merchant
Alabama Merchants Association
Cis
Hollywood Country Club
Irby Hall
Collinsville
Edgar M. Eliott
Birmingham Economic Authority
Hutchings Begins Prison Term For Embezzlement In Seed Loan Case
Thomas L. Hutchings, former government seed loan collector, started a sentence of one year and a day at Maxwell Field Montgomery after pleading guilty to embezzlement of collections. He had already served four years in jail and was the principal witness in seed loan conspiracy trials in Dothan. Seven of eight co defendants in the conspiracy were found guilty and received prison terms or fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Hutchings
U. S
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Dothan
Hutchings
Charles Bo Hkennaroer
Joan
Seed Loan Ca
Cothar
Prisoners Ride in Style to Penitentiary
Redwood Falls Minn Aug 19 Prisoners bound for the state penitentiary from this county will travel in modern style Sheriff J J Kise will use his cabin plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Falls
Minn
J. J. Kise
Judge Denies Appeal To Bar Courting In Negro Couple Case
Common Pleas Court Judge Keener Baxley ruled he had no power to issue an injunction preventing J. B. Kelly and Lilly Mae Brooks from courting after their rocky romance. He fined Kelly 31 dollars and costs and discharged Brooks, while a bystander voiced calls to curb their relationship writing.
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Common Pleas Court
Keener Baxley
J. B. Kelly
Lilly Mae Brooks
Baxley
Lily
Hitler May Form German Cabinet Looms in Germany
Berlin August 10 Adolph Hitler leader of the National Socialist party looms as President von Hindenburg's choice for chancellor. Chancellor von Papen reported Germany's political situation to the president and von Hindenburg was said to be leaning toward asking Hitler to form a cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Adolph Hitler
National Socialist Party
von Hindenburg
von Papen
Theatter
Hitler
Rebellion in Spain Causes Deaths in Four Cities
A Spanish uprising left at least seven dead in Madrid at dawn near the ministry of war office and the premier. Seville reported rebels capturing the communications building from a mutinied army detachment. Cartagena naval garrison mutinied. Officials say the revolt may aim to restore the monarchy under Prince Juan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Ministry of War Office
Seville
Algeciras
Cartagena
Former Governor Byrd Named Chairman of Democratic Campaign
Former Virginia governor Harry Byrd was chosen as chairman of the Roosevelt-Garner campaign's executive committee. James Farley announced the selections of Evans Wollen of Indianapolis as chairman of the finance committee and other appointments to lead party efforts.
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New York
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Roosevelt-Garner Carpaten
Jame Farley
Telay
Evans Wollen
Indianapos
Menernsso
Commano
Tor
Chalereog
Announce
Bolivia Holds Fire Pause in Chaco Dispute Talks
Bolivia says it will suspend hostilities in the Gran Chaco dispute with Paraguay if negotiations proceed on the current positions agreed by Paraguay and the neutrals. The neutrals had urged a halt to fighting starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Paraguay
Gras Chaco
Retral Mations
Pace
Gran Chaco
Condition Of Boy With Broken Neck Unchanged Today
Report notes the condition of a boy with a broken neck remains the same for the day. Scattered unreadable text blocks prevent fuller context or attribution.
Belmont boy shoots well in Leger Gun Club event
An eight year old boy from Belmont California amazed witnesses by breaking 15 of 23 clay targets at the Leger Gun Club shoot. The young marksman used a 9mm weapon to hit 18 birds, drawing attention to his skill.
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Belmont
Cal
Syearola
John Pesek
Funeral Held for Mrs Bostwick in Forres
Funeral services conducted for Mrs. Bostwick at Forres with family and friends in attendance. The ceremony followed by interment at the parish churchyard as mourners paid their respects to the departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bostwick
Houston Economy League to Meet Tonight in Houston County
The Houston County Unit of the Alabama Economy League plans a meeting to draft a resolution urging a special legislative session to reduce state government expenses. Five new members were announced including John W. Rish and Mrs. A. L. Harmon.
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Houston County
Alabama Economy League
Alabama
Theodore Jackson
Jackson
John W.rish
A.L. Harmon
J. BR. Dawsey
Ashford
Walter
Former Dothan Young Man Enters Aviation Institute In Chicago
Jethro Toye of 655 Peachtree Street leaves for Chicago to enter an aeronautical institute for a year of aviation study. He is the son of Garnett J. Toye, supervisor for Therlwey Pipeline agency, and is noted in Dothan circles as a local racing figure.
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Dothan
Aviation Institute
Chicago
J. Toye
Jethro Toye
Peachtree Street
Theeronautical Institute
Dreye
Garnett J. Doye
Thoilwey Pihaprees Agency
Toye
J. J. Tne
Tothsar
Captain Lancaster Testifies in Murder Trial
Captain Lancaster, the defense's first witness, states he did not kill Haden Clarke and recalls a dinner quarrel with Clarke and Mrs. Keith-Miller. He says Clarke promised to care for Mrs. Miller, and he describes discovering Clarke shot after waking to a bang.
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Clarke
Keith-Miller
Miami
Fila
Lancaster
Haden Clarke
Miller
W.N. Lancaster
Keith Miller
H. F. Atkins
Tragic infant death tied to gas exposure during evacuation
In Washington a seven week old infant died at Gallinger hospital after his parents said he relapsed from illness amid the recent evacuation of bonus marchers by federal troops. Father John Henry Myers of Pittsburgh identified the child as Bernard, stating the illness worsened following a gas explosion. Hospital officials reported no evidence linking the infant death to external agents.
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Washington
Federal Trans
Gallinger Hospital
John Henry Myers
Pittsburgh
Bernard
Pastor accused of murder turns from hymn writing
In Muskogee Oklahoma Rev A Berrie a song writing pastor facing a murder charge turned from composing hymns to financial dealings. He sold his tabernacle for 75 dollars and sought life insurance loans while awaiting indictment in a case accusing him of poisoning his first wife.
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Muskogee
Okla
A. Berrle
Lfe
Ida Bess Bright
Perrie
Berrie
Phillip K. Oldham
Hibride
Caraway Extends Lead in Arkansas Senate Primary
In Little Rock the Arkansas Senate race shows Sen Hattie Caraway nearing renomination with 47 907 votes to rival O L Bodenhamer’s 23 942 from 1085 of 2100 precincts. Governor hopeful Marion Futrell leads the governor’s contest in the same district.
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Little Rock
Ark
IAP
Hattie Caraway
Caraway
O. L. Bodenhamer
Marion Futrell
Paragould
Refrigerator Motor Overheats Starting Small Morning Blaze
A minor house fire occurred at Heard Saxon on West Main Street this morning when an electric motor in a refrigerator overheated and ignited flames. Firefighters reported virtually no damage. Saxon is identified as a former Houston County tax assessor.
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Heard Saxon
W. Main Street
Saxon
Houston County
Woman Drowns Self in Maryland Well
In Barton Maryland on August 10 1920s era report Lulu Beeman 21 leaped into a well near her home as her one year old daughter cried nearby Her husband Perry Beeman recovered the body but could not revive her Coroner Joseph Finan ruled death by her own action suggesting temporary derangement A ten week old daughter also survived
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Barton, Md
Lulu Beeman
Perry Beeman
Joseph Finan
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Alphonsy the Fichth
Byrd
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