Idle men to start relief projects aid food for aged couple
A city relief drive plans labor on projects to employ about 80 men starting tomorrow. Tree planting along Do Mee streets and beautification are proposed with groceries and medicine for wages. Affected family lacks a breadwinner and food. Salvation Army Captain Tidman urged timely donations to stock their subsistence through winter.
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Salvation Army
Detritls Volunteers Hold Spring Training Camp
In a shift to prepare for the upcoming season, the Detritls Volunteers announce a spring training camp plan in Susaville, with sessions to be held in Min and Pax. The team previously trained away from Nash Wit, an arrangement noted as having occurred once before last year.
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Detritls Volonteers
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Nash Wit
Florida farmer held in slaying
Reese Ramsey a 66 year old farmer was jailed in Jackson County charged with first degree murder after fatally shooting Elby Ellis, 18, at Ramsey's home near Reddick Mill. Ramsey says he acted in self defense to protect his family. Ellis allegedly threatened to kill Ramsey and his daughter and returned with a pistol.
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AP ' Reese Ramsey
Reddick Mill Wes
Jackson County
Elby Ellis
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Ells
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Ellis
Construction program with $136000 value planned in Anniston
Anniston city council grants five year tax exemption to Emory Pipe and Foundry, rebuilt after last June fire. The plant, capitalized at $80,000 with $72,000 paid in, will start immediate reconstruction. A warehouse and manufacturing additions worth $60,000 are planned by Other Raltting Mills, a major local cotton mill.
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Emory Pipe and Foundry Company
W. C Wilson
Emory Foundry Company
Operations at Cane Beer Plant Halted by Deputies
Deputies surprised four miles north of Dothan arresting James Britt Sawyer Woods Red Chris an and Foy With, about 2:30 p.m. The raid found several gallons of whiskey and 100 gallons of corn likker at the site, all destroyed.
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British Commoner Dies in London
Colonel Sir James Reynolds, a leading figure in the onion industry and a member of the House of Commons for Liverpool, died Monday. He was 77.
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Pioneer Miller Dues Minn Man Dies at 74
Albert Loring, 74, president of Pitatary Floor MIN company and pioneer of the northwestern sector, died Monday in Minnesota. He shaped regional industry and led local business initiatives for decades.
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Violent Death Toll in Chicago Feeds today
Chicago counted eight violent deaths on December 13 with six gunrelated killings. Detectives Frank Svec and Frank Chatterton and Officer Albert Magoon were slain, a robber died in a drugstore robbery, an auto thief was killed, and former lightweight boxer Frankie Schaefer was found dead. Mills Gertrude Frith suffocated after being bound, and Maria Ramirez was stabbed in her home.
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Frank Svee
Frank Chatterton
Albert Magoon
Joseph Seidel
Frankie Schaefer
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Charity Food Dance At Country Club Friday
A charity dance at the Country club Friday night will admit attendees for groceries instead of cash. Josh Davis's Arabian orchestra will play and proceeds go to the Central Relief committee for Hourston County’s impoverished. Spectators pay 25 cents in groceries. aim is about 200 dollars in foodstuffs. organizers include Frank Pridgen and others. admission free for dancers with 50 cents in groceries.
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Sam Blumberg
Edith Holman
Horace Hall
A. ¥. Malone
Pridgen
Joth Davis
Open Bids Today for Park of Dothan and Alabama Highway
Probate Judge H K Martin and County Road Supervisor C C Mc Eachin went to Montgomery to open bids for the paving of the Dothan and Alabama highway. Several deeds for right of way had been obtained by the county, some by condemnation, and were sent to the state highway department. They were to return to Dothan today.
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McEachin
Dothan
Burglars Take Paint From Home on Main Street
Norman Spann reports a burglary at his Weal Main Street residence last night. Thieves entered the dwelling for the third time recently and fled with several gallons of enamel paint. Police were notified today.
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Death of Canton official linked to snake flesh meal
Canton China December reports say Chu Cheo Hein inspector general of foreign affairs in the Canton government died from suspected snake flesh poisoning after attending banquets where the reptile was served. Doctors cited possible venom. autopsy denied by family. Chu, 52, a Columbia graduate, was known for longevity beliefs.
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McNair Weds Meridian Woman in Dothan
Philadelphia shortstop Eric McNair married Minas Mildred Kimbell of Meridian in Dothan yesterday. The couple, after a courthouse ceremony, left for Florida and Cuba on their honeymoon. McNair, a noted baseball star, is linked with the Philadelphia Athletics and has led the league in two base digs with 18 home runs this season.
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Hall
Councilmen Pause Teacher Pay Over Tax Shortfall
City council halted payment of teachers for a week due to insufficient tax funds. They debated using forthcoming tax money for back salaries or maturing bonds. Mayor Exell urged immediate payroll, while council members opposed. Bonds maturing Nov 1 partly exchanged. rest to be decided next Monday with Birmingham broker present. W Burkett M J Grant T W McIntyre did not attend.
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County Board Finances Buy Caterpillar Tractor
County commissioners closed December session by purchasing a Caterpillar tractor for road work and approving supervisor bills totaling 2040.97 dollars. They voted to allow registrars and jury commissioners to create perpetual funds or generous ponds as provided by a law passed in a special legislative session.
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Cannon Flays Liquor Drinking Churchmen
Washington dispatch reports Bishop Cannon denounces liquor consumption among church leaders as a moral and social threat. The piece cites opposition to temperance efforts, with references to unrest, religious figures, and political pressure surrounding reform measures.
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Mercury drop for southern U S forecast unsettled storms
The report describes a broad weather outbreak across the southern United States with rivers rising from persistent rain. The Tombigbee and Conia rivers threaten flood stages as the Warrior River near Tuscaloosa rises above 60 feet. Coastal California endures bitter winds and heavy precipitation while fires and accidents increase fatalities.
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Robbery Charges Involving Young Couple at County Fair
EmanuelSIDNES Greek trust stand operator was robbed of cash and a check after a staged extortion scheme tied to a supposed date. Arthur Corley 27 and his sister 22 denied participation while confessing kim. The two were held without bond facing highway robbery and extortion charges, with county and city officers coordinating the case.
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Tentative Farm Relief Plan Draft Announced in Washington
Washington reports a tentative draft of a domestic farm relief plan covering wheat cotton tobacco and hogs to repeal stabilizing provisions of the farm board act. The plan sets 30 days after enactment for the agriculture secretary to estimate domestic consumption and issue adjustment certificates with per bushel or per unit values for each commodity.
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Farm Board
House Agriculture Committee
Jones
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Britain urges debt reconsideration in new note to Washington
The Associated Press reports Britain renewed a pledge to pay 95 million dollars and pressed for a conference to reconsider the debt system. France echoed the stance as Premier Herriot prepared to offer 20 million dollars for debt payment with conditions, while debates rose in the chambers.
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Chamber of Deputies
Christmas Cantata Rehearsal Tonight
Kebrargrls of the cantata the Legit of the World to be presented at Christman afternoon in aid for the needy will be held tonight Thursday night at eight oclock at Foster Biren, Methenttes church Mrs WE Reigert director announced today The cantata which is being prepared is to be given at the Fosterstown Mather i here by choir or group for the benefit of those in need Lowers will be erected
Baldish fragmentary note on events at Chicago venue
A fragmented OCR item references a Chicago location and events around June 9. It mentions names or entities like Balbo and Yiser, plus scattered phrases about dates, parties, and a possible meeting or sale. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Pythagoras Lodge 70 Reports Grand Lodge Work Tonight
Members of Pythagoras Lodge 70 are expected to hear reports on Grand Lodge work tonight. The meeting features discussions led by local officials and notes on ongoing fraternal activities.
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