Justice Comrade Held For Murder Of Slain Spouse
Pittsburgh August 27 AP murder charges filed against James J Westwood justice of the peace and Constable Tim Drexler in the killing of Westwood's wife Martha 38 mother of three. They were jailed after an alderman ordered the commitments. Police Monaghan and Mateey say a motive was Westwood wanting freedom to play around and avoid quarrels.
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Pittsburgh
James J. Westwood
Mckeey Rocks
Tim Drexler
Westwood
Martha Westwood
Walter Monoxham
Pollen
Michael ‘Mateey
Nekecs Rocks
Monaghan
Wantwood
Mateey
T Westwood
Drexler
Four New Grants Sought Boosting PWA Total to 78
Montgomery August 27 AP Four new applications bring the PWA total to 78 and raise the overall request to 38 million. Alabama Polytechnic Institute seeks 109000 for arena radium and athletic fieldwork while Montevallo requests 24300 for sidewalks Russell County 27300 for schools and Randolph County 26000 for a two story school building.
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PWA
Montgomery
Wees
Alabama
Pub
Jenny
Grante
Institutiona
Gelemer
Washington
Gelomer
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
City of Montevallo
Russell County
Randolph County
Cotton futures reaction and market notes Aug 21 New York
Market report shows futures reacting to the lean weight plan with prices near 12 cents and a late-day bounce after Davis announced the bounty limit at two cents. Hedge selling absorbed, with a potential later lift if pressure eases. weather favorable and traders expect gains around 12 cents at best. Also lists broad stock quotes and grain prices with a Chicago hogs report indicating higher cash and odd lots.
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New York
Ile
Ifm
Trade and
New Buyern
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Totals From Savannah
Naval stores report from Savannah lists firm revenues, receipts, shipments, and stock for turpentine and rosin sectors. Quantities and varied grades cited include multiple price points and stock figures, with figures like 626 receipts and 40,603 stock for turpentine and 131,798 stock for rosin, alongside numerous price markers across grades B through N and related letters.
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Naval Stores
Savannah
County Canning Program Ends Thursday Abruptly
Houston county announces that its canning program sponsoring more than 1200 quarts of fruits and vegetables will end Thursday. The closure comes via a Tuesday notice from supervisor Mery Chinde Crater, with the final day ordered by the state relief office. Local discussions in Montgomery will address the program’s status as the Alabama Relief Administration agency departs.
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Houston County
Rollef
Mery Chinde Crater
State Relief Office
Alabama Relief Administration
Montgomery
Mobile amateur racer Oscar Adams dies in crash
Funeral services planned for Oscar Adams, 12, a mobile amateur racing driver, killed Sunday when his homemade machine skidded and overturned during a test at the county fairgrounds track. Hubert Dykes, 14, was with him during the accident.
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Mobile
Oscar Adams
Adama
Hubert Dykes
County Solr
Mississippi Voters Face Main Election In Murky Campaign
Mississippi voters went to the polls to decide between Johnson of Hat Mesburg and White of Columbia for governor amid a mudslinging race. The campaign drew in Roosevelt, Huey Long, and Bilbo who backed White and charged Long backed Johnson. A record turnout was forecast with many other offices on the ballot.
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Migs
APJ
Mississippi
Paul B. Johnson
Hat Mesburg
Hugh L. White
Columbia
Johnson
White
Roosevelt
Huey P. Long
Theo &. Bilbo
Berialf
Huey Lang
Bilbo
Long
Louisiana
Elbo
Sedition repeal debate stirs state assembly
The floor debate centers on repealing a sedition law with supporters arguing against repeal to deny Communist victory and critics citing state costs from prior actions. Kirbys urges passage while opponents question necessity amid political tensions and financial strains. The roll call shows a divided chamber with numerous names listed as voting aye or nay.
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Communista
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Jackson
Reynolds
Dale
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Hanks
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Petrey
Robinson
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Jones
Reeder
Ayes
Maddox Fatality Reported After Apparent Illness
The fragment describes a death after a man named Maddox felt unwell while at home. His wife heard his groaning, they called a neighbor Carliss Riley who questioned Watson and learned he had taken medicine for his back. An ambulance was summoned but he died before arrival. Maddox denied consuming a drink with the incident.
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Carliss Riley
Riley
Watson
Maddox
Dethan Police Adopt New Spiffy Blue Uniforms
Dethan police on Tuesday debuted blue uniforms with Sam Brown belts and caps, marking the first time officers wore regulation gear on duty. The upgrade, purchased by city commissioners, ends the plain clothes squad, and Chief M Tatum ordered all officers to wear the regalia.
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Dethan
Nike
Sam Brown
M. Tatum
J. E. Craughon
Sam Capps
Board of Trade Home To Have Face Lifting
The Dothan Chamber of Commerce offices at city hall will receive renovations including new paint floors and minor improvements. J M Hughes will become secretary-manager September 7 resigning from Cairo chamber. Brennan said the reorganized group has raised $4,000 in pledges for year one.
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Dothan Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Brennan
J. M. Hughes
Cairo, Ga
Chamber of Commerce
Hughes
Brennan
City Commissioners Hear Routine Business Review
City commissioners met Tuesday night at 8 for a docket of routine business and a review of the privilege license schedule. The license review may be postponed to an adjourned meeting pending data collection requested by the board.
Fire damages dwelling on Burdeshaw Street
A defective wire caused a small fire at 30 Burdeshaw Street Monday afternoon. Firefighters reported eight damage units or minor damage and remained on scene into Tuesday for investigation and control.
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Burdeshaw Street
Ted
Labor fights loom as four measures face court tests
Probable court challenges loom over Wagner act and social security as AFL pushes for four labor bills in Congress. Roosevelt may see pension and coal measures tested in court after Supreme Court scrutiny. Railroads anticipate revised pension bill outcomes before signing. Also notes chimney sweeps in Poland, earning far more than doctors, averaging about $400 monthly.
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Associated ‘Press
Labor
Supreme Court
William Green
Federation
Megne Carta
Roosevelt
Fooger
Yelt
Guffey
American Federation of Labor
Warsaw
Poland
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