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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
10
A Nebraska man tied to the 1930 U S senate race against George W. Norns faces perjury charges after denying receiving financial aid during the campaign. He could face up to five years in prison and a $2000 fine, with sentencing set in Lincoln.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a work titled NEVER MIND THE LADY HELE by David Gorthe with stray words and names including Renee Sear and Ae Sas. The readable bits are insufficient to describe plot or context.
Terry Willett visits New York to find Louise Marrane and joins Puff in a bustling night out. They tour clubs, gowns, cocktails, and a party scene while Willett considers his aims amid Puff’s seductive recklessness and a political chatter about Roosevelt’s delegates.
The patrol was kept off the road for the past two weeks due to lacking viced uniforms. Supplies indicate the uniforms had been shipped and are expected to arrive around noon.
On January 25 Joe Alfred E Braith will appear at the Ginner table to deliver a speech to the American Liberty League. The event centers on Braith's role in a looming political question and has drawn attention amid criticism faced by the league.
The text notes internal party debates and public criticism of Roosevelt era policy, with Geith calling currency changes “boloney dollars.” It mentions Judge Dawson and Dr. Carothers opposing reforms, Olson planning a 1936 bid for Schall’s Senate seat, and Farley predicting a stronger Democratic celebration around January 8.
The text notes 3,000 dinners to hear President Roosevelt, up from 2,500. Pinchot accuses work relief of political bondage, drawing a denial from Senator Guffey. Maverick attacks Townsend pensions as ruinous. Discussions on the Idaho contender for the GOP nomination continue, with unnamed senators favoring neutrality.
AP reports T Quinn, Alabama Conservation Commissioner, has been chosen as a member of the commission. Details unclear due to damaged text but signifies a leadership appointment in Alabama conservation oversight.
An obituary notes the death of a Milwaukee man known as Senator Schultz, 75, with prior service from 1918 to 1923. he legally changed his given name from Herman Schuler as a safeguard against a common name. He was once Herman Schultzee, but Milwaukee records set the final form as Schultz.
Montgomery December 24 AP Chief Walter H K McAdory Alabama Highway Patrol announced today that his 14 man force will depart Montgomery in full uniform during the first week of January to begin enforcement in a uniform manner. Officers will issue courtesy cards for minor defects rather than warrants and motorists will be directed to correct issues at the next garage. Cards returned after correction will be mailed to headquarters to prove compliance. If the card is not returned promptly, the officer may take further action. Affidavits for lost licenses will be allowed to obtain duplicates by probate judges via a new procedure.
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