Nations Pressure China Russia to Avoid War
Washington reports focus on Russia and China as Kellogg pact members urge peaceful settlement of the Sino Russian border dispute over the Chinese eastern railway. Japan opposes U S notes, while London and Paris back the démarche. Cantonese fighting and a mutiny near Nanking add to regional tensions.
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Girl Wins National Style Contest With $20.80 Outfit
Jeanette Gamble a 17 year old from Coffeyville Kansas wins the National Girls Style Contest. Twenty states entered with Miss Gamble’s ensemble featuring brown and ivory tones and pieces partly handmade totaling 20.80 dollars.
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City bonds sold at council meeting for near par value
Steiner Brothers and Marx and Company of Birmingham bought 155000 in city bonds at 990 per 1000, with costs assumed. 875000 funded by refunding bonds and 80000 in general obligations, sold below par to allow immediate action. Auditor Vaughn and auditors Errett Ernst approve, while Mayor Ezell and Montgomery officials push speedy improvements. Department heads ordered to survey and report possible city upgrades at next meeting.
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J C Poole Undergoes Operation for Appendicitis
J C Poole county sanitary inspector underwent an operation for appendicitis at a local hospital at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon after suffering an acute seizure of the illness earlier in the day. He rested comfortably during the night.
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Death by Self Inflicted Wound Reported in Birmingham
Coroner J D Russum returns a finding of death by self action after an investigation into the death of 50 year old Mike McCrome found with a bullet wound through his head in Birmingham.
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Tax Collector Mullins Quits Post in Houston County
Mullins resigned as tax collector after nine years saying bond concerns and an auditor’s report tied to a $14 000 state debt prompted his departure. W B Jefferies, longtime state tax commission agent from Dothan, was named to succeed him once legal steps proceed.
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War veterans agencies to be consolidated under bill
Washington December 3 President would authorize transfer of pension bureau from interior and the national home for disabled veterans to the veterans bureau. The plan would place $750 million annual relief and benefits under the veterans bureau director, aiming to streamline administration and improve veteran care.
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Louisiana Militia Mobilized to Remove V. K. Irion From Post
NEW ORLEANS December 397 The Louisiana State Militia mobilized by Gov Huey P Long restored Maestri to run the state conservation department while Irion the former appointee remained in dispute over legal removal. Officers faced court wrangles and the National Guard encamped as officials announced the transfer of authority and continued pursuit of order.
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Machinery Move Planned for Dothan Power Plant
The city of Dothan will move unused electrical machinery from Chelker's Bluff to the city within ten days. A storage platform at the power plant is being constructed. Moving two water wheels and two generators awaits railroad spur track readiness for transport.
Senate in session as Hoover address dominates agenda
Senate hearings on Hoover’s annual message open the day as Republicans push measures on seating a Pennsylvania contest and a Wilson election challenge. A new interdepartmental commerce plan is discussed while committee reviews and adjournments shape the session.
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Weather Forecast For Alabama North Cold With Rain
Readable notes describe fair conditions in parts of Alabama with calming winds. A hard freeze is expected with subfreezing lows around 16 degrees, followed by increasing temperatures and rain by Wednesday.
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KIWANIANS EXPECTED AT ALL-DAY MEET
A note indicates Kiwanians are expected to attend an all day meet at Porter. The fragment mentions Frare 7 core pete but lacks clear details on participants or schedule.
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Zeigler Hosts City Heads After Evening Quail Supper
Fire Chief J. E. Zeigher entertained city officials and fire department staff with a quail supper at a local cafe after the evening meeting. A portion of municipal employees were the butt of jokes but the night focused on dining and camaraderie with no formal program.
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Gait of Getting the Gate in Evanston Increases
In Evanston a resident reports repeated thefts of wooden gate sections from a rustic fence. A 2 foot section disappeared first, then a 7 foot piece, and another 2 foot piece the next morning. The complainant contacted police as the vandalism continued with no clear suspect.
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Pride PO BE EL RESPO ES DE Alan
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West Point Cadet Reports Equal Treatment for Negro Cadets
A West Point cadet states that treatment of Black students has been the same as that accorded to white cadets. The remarks address conditions, housing, and daily life on the academy’s campus.
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President Urges Transfer of Prohibition Enforcement to Justice Department
President urges Congress to shift major prohibition enforcement from law agencies to the Justice Department. He calls enforcement the most serious issue and outlines plans for tariff flexibility, river and harbor programs, and broader executive powers, read in both houses.
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