Local Doctor Released on $5000 Bond After Assault Charge
Dr. Campbell of Dothan, facing a charge of assaulting a daughter of a prominent family, had his $5000 bond reduced and was released after negotiations. The case, linked to a county investigation, centers on alleged forcible assault and the suspect’s release followed by travel with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Campbell
Dothan Phynj
P Promh Peinan
Todey
Dr. Campbell
John T. Elis
Catlonwand
Loe misreads At in Meneee event appears unclear
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a location or event, but readable details are minimal. The text references Loe and Meneee in a garbled phrase with no discernible actions, dates, or names to establish a concrete news item.
Babe Ruth Maintains Lead In Home Run Race In AL
Babe Ruth still leads the American League homerun chase after recent games, though he trails Al Simmons in the individual race. Ruth’s total stands at 35 with Simmons close behind at 34 as Detroit’s Roy Johnson leads with 34 triples. Gehrig tops RBIs with 182 and scoring with 124 as Boston and New York jockey for standings amid team batting shifts and fielding notes.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
al Simmons
Shields
Simmons
Fluth
Gehrig
Roy Johnson
Detroit
Tead
Earl Webb
Boston
Eithet
Jen Chap
Yankees
Ianilee
Imreons
Ruth
Morgen
Y Webb
New York
West
Downland
Averill
Cleveland
Ixander
Goslin
St. Louis
New Yorke
Iaches Are Eclinsed is revival of Waltz ieos Up Old Dancers
Fragmentary report notes a revival of a waltz and mentions old dancers, with unclear details about a fire and damage. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving only the rough image of a disturbance and possessions affected.
Former Dothan Man Dies In Bradenton
WE Franklin 46 piano tuner who resided in Dothan during summers for many years died in Bradenton on August 1. Information received today by Miss Annie Merle Lewis states Mr Franklin was ill at a hospital for some time before his death. He spent winters in Florida and summers in Dothan and had many friends here. Burial was at Bradenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Dothan
Bradenton
Annie Merle Lewis
Florida
Big Meeting on Farm Moratorium in Dothan Today
About 1500 farmers gathered in Dothan to seek a one year moratorium on the 2 million dollar debt owed to the Federal Land Bank. The gathering included remarks by Gardeng-Aira and W G Pruett, with Congressman H B Steagall and Will Lee introduced. Resolutions pressed aid from Secretary Hyde and the Federal Farm Loan Office, to Congress and the Senate, and to the Federal Farm Board to suspend payments. The drive notes last year’s debt payments were borrowed, credits were strained, and asks for relief while mortgages on hour ten eu rose amid uneven farm product prices.
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Dothan
Farmera
Federal Land Bank
Houston County
Gardeng—Aira
W. G. Pruett
H. B. Steagall
Will Lee
W. D. Malone
Arthur M. Hyde
Farmers Seed Loan Office
Washington
Fedral Farm Board
Congress
Th Senate
Abbeville
Dothan to Start Hardwood Baseball Bat Plant Next Week
A new industry to supply 8 market for hardwood in ship section will begin in Dothan next week. J T Farmer Jr of Samson has acquired a sawmill, with equipment from Samson, to process wood for baseball bats for a Louisville, Kentucky manufacturer. The plant will operate near Southeastern Compress & Warehouse by Central of Georgia rail, employing 10 to 15 workers with a monthly payroll around 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
J.T. Farmer, Jr
Samson
Louieville
Farmer
Selma
Southeastern Compress & Warehouse Company
Central of Georgia Railway
Louisville
Bill Terry Dominates Second Place Finishes in Hitting
New York Aug 22. Bill Terry first baseman of the New York Giants, though second in hitting and scoring, maintains a monopoly on second places in several batting and fielding categories. He has 88 runs, 161 hits, and 81 RBIs, while Virgil Davis leads batting with .354 and Chuch Klein tops runs at 102. The Giants lead team batting at .293 and team fielding at .975, with Jens Haines leading pitchers at 10 wins, three losses.
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New York
Bil Terry
New York Giants
Almonth
Terry
Terry Han
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
Pit Traynor
Pittsburgh
Virgil Davis
Philadelphia
Chucte! Klein
Teague
Lloyd Waner
Sparky” Adame
St. Tous
Rogeta Hornsby
Chicago
Mel Ott
Hoorers
Frankie Frinch
St. Louis
Kiel Cuylor
L Lnerup
Jim Bottomley
St. Loui
Fas Sxain
Grimm
Hornaby
Cuyler
Fly Hen
Fred Frankhouse
Bortin
Tatan
bin Walker
Auburn Alumni to Meet in Gadsden on Tuesday
Auburn alumni will meet in Gadsden on Tuesday to discuss the upcoming season for the Orange and Blue football team. Speakers include Coach Chet Wynne and former Auburn grid star and coach John Emmett “Boorar” Pitts.
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Gadsden
Ala
Auburn
Chet Wynne
John Emmett
Boor Ar’ Pitts
Auburn Grid
Hundreds of Jars of Food Canned for Houston County Needy
The Do Dshan American Legion Auxiliary and Highland School workers canned several hundred jars of vegetables and fruit for Houston County’s needy this winter. Mrs W H Wright said the drive, directed by Mrs W G Pruitt, will continue next week with more canning at Highland School under supervision and with groups taking turns. Blumberg & Sons will display a sample campaign, with Myer Blumberg as secretary treasurer. Donations of money clothing and produce flow in as groups plan further canning and distribution under various local leaders.
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Houston County
Mra
H. Wright
Do‘shan
Palgm
Blumberg & Sons
Mra Wright
Myer Blumberg
Highland School
Prulit
The
Presbyterian Church
Transfor
Ace
Mra. Wright
Merrit Flack
J. A Keyton
American Legion Pox
Cooperathon
CL. Collins
Child Welfare Department
Greater aims urged for University of Alabama graduates
Dr. Brunt Graves, dean of the medical school, told the August graduating class that wealth is not the sole aim of life. He urged graduates to pursue education, health, and welfare, and warned that history shows wealth and power often fail to bring genuine happiness. He described three great struggles shaping the world and urged graduates to join a progressive minority focused on common good and humane reform. Notable attendees included Virgil Rodale, Fred Moseley, Runice Pollen, Manele Martin, and Halls Haven.
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University
Ale
Ning Hfe
Brurt Graves
Medical School
Limniversity of Alabama
Jair
Cortes
Europe
Alma
Asia
Rania
America
Dean Graver
Jendera
Nberal
Vauthr
Here Is a Family Who Sketched Way Around the World
The Burnham family from Winnetka, with three adults and four children, completed a two year journey sketching scenes around the globe. Mire Anita Willets Burnham, a renowned artist, and daughter Carolina, a distinguished painter, exhibited color studies with hundreds of sketches. The works were shown at the Art Institute and other venues in Chicago.
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Winnetka
Burnham
Mie
AN Beerham
Chivren
Framnin
Anita Willets Buynhamn
Carolina
Tehem
Exhin
Crleags Art Institute
Beauty tile afsirat Birmingham tragedy text seems corrupted
A damaged Birmingham item from August 22 reports a contest winner in a South event. The fragment mentions Ava Hazel and a mis-spelled place, with unclear details about a prize or travel to Hudson. The readable parts are insufficient to confirm names, dates, or outcomes.
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Birmingham
Misa Ava Hazel Han
Hudson
Train Stall Delays Prompt Drinks For Waiting Drivers
MISSOURE VALLEY AP reports stalled trains trapping travelers who pass the delay time with small conversations and a few sipping beverages. The scene described includes railway halt, guards and a few officials improvising to ease the wait as crews address the mechanical issue. Names and exact locations are partially garbled but indicate a statewide or regional disruption with authorities advised to work on the problem.
Journals Halted In Alabama Pension Inquiry
In Montgomery the filing of legislative journals was halted by a temporary injunction amid claims they show bills passed after midnight. Secretaries Karl Speight and Handley Stewart faced orders as probes into late actions and an ensuing pension scandal widen. Governor Miller declined to discuss prospects of an extra session. A separate indictment charged Ernest Matthews with bribery and forgery tied to the pension investigation.
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Montgomery
Karl Bpeight
Senate
Handley Stewart
House
Supreme Court
Atate
Elma
Garret
Govinor Miller
Ernest Matthews
Jeftecaan
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Matthewa
Daffernon County
Earl Speight
Matthews
Birmingham
Deweer
Aliceny
Mathews
Ginning Prices Here For Bale of Cotton Are Lowest In Years
J H Witherington county farm agent notes cotton ginning prices have fallen to the lowest in years. Current charges show ginning at 2 cents per hundred pounds versus 4 cents last year, with bagging and ties down to 75 cents. Durkan warehouses weigh and store bales for 4 cents while others charge 25 cents for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dethen
Durkan
J. H. Witherington
Saltuttay
Dothan
Ehlie
Properti
Witherington
Hawks: Fine Remitted For Airplane Lending
Washington August 22 AP The customs bureau yesterday remitted a fine of 895 dollars in connection with the lending of an airplane at Burlington. Frank Mt Hawke of New York and Maude Tait of Espringfield were involved. The case concerns a lack of proper clearance and required a penalty settlement.
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HAWKS
Washington
Eustoms Bureau
Busington
Frank Mt. Hawke
New York
Maude Tait
Esprinefield
Maes
Burlington
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U. S
Garden Atich
Reno
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Carl J. Drake
Dothan Baseball
Bill Terry
Giant Star
Loop
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Paul Whiteman
Margaret Livingston
Sili
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George B. Vonburgh
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Alabama U
Lenin
Stalin
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Wilson
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Mailey
Hower
Alesythe
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Theodore Swann
Rinsinghem
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