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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1934

Page

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Feudists Blamed as Louisiana Man Is Shot to Death

Walter W. Travis Jr. a 45 year old St Helena parish farmer was shot through a car window while dining in a Tangipahoa restaurant on Christmas Eve. Investigators say feudist groups are connected to the violence linked to earlier killings including Bob Travis Reid Burch and Claude Bridges. Deputies said the probe would continue.

Amite Dée Walter W. Travis St. Helena Parish Tangipahoa Travis Bob Walter Travis St. Helena Bob Travis Reid Burch State Penitentiary Claude Bridges Tangipahor Joe Mixon J. C. Halstead

Mindanao Warpath Kills 21 Filipinos In 1934 Report

Manila dispatch reports 21 Filipinos died when fanatic mountain tribesmen attacked Mindanao villages and a constabulary camp. Of the dead, 16 were tribesmen at Agusan province and five were villagers killed before the assault by jungle fighters armed with spears and bolos. The constabulary repulsed the attack with no casualties.

Manila P.I Mindanao Philippine Constabulary Constabulary Agusan Francisco Rosen United States Army Rosca Philippines Philippine Archipelago

Eagle Want Ad Teaches Buyers and Sellers to Call

An old newspaper line urges readers to place ads by phone, promoting Eagle Want Ad service with the contact number 111 and promising wider awareness for selling renting or buying items.

Seagull voyage leads to mystery at Hambridge

Nichols, Molly O'Brien and Jimmy Fox trace a stolen formula at Hambridge aboard Jerry Mordsant’s boat the Seagull. Osborne’s murder sparks a perilous search as Jerry probes Ogborne's workspace and Mrs Gowlland's wary aid unveils a haunting past amid a tense farmyard encounter.

Nicholea Trench Jerry Mordsant Molly O'Brien Jimmy Fox Hambridge Jerry John Osborne Molly Osborne Jerry i Ogborne Nick Tuestion Deorne Jimmy Peter Orloff

New Yorkers Reach Land After Five Days Adrift at Sea

Four New Yorkers stranded five days on a tropical sea reached Tawao Borneo safely. The group led by Lawrence Griswold includes William Harkness Legrand Griswold and B E C Tate while on an ethnological photographic tour in the Southern Philippines. An earlier voyage brought Komodo dragons to New York.

Manila P. I Tawao Borneo Lawrence T. K. Griswold William H. Harkness Legrand Griswold B. E. C. Tate Philippines Amal Celebes Sea Lawrence Griswold Harkness Dutch East Indies

Quest for the Giant Panda in Himalayas Continues

A Reuters style note reports a search in the Himalayas for the late giant panda. The expedition, involving researchers and local guides, aims to locate surviving specimens and study their habitat. Public interest focuses on conservation and the region's biodiversity.

Ern Province China Gian' Panda Himalayas

Home Town Honors LSU Student Fired By Long

Jesse Cutter, former editor of LSU Reveil le, expelled for protesting Huey Long censorship, was honored in Kentwood by his hometown, Mayor T. G. Womack presenting a loving cup engraved with praise for his stand as a true American.

LSU Long Kentwood Jesse Cutter Louisiana State University Reveille Huey Long Hom T. G. Womack

160 Fall Victims Coast Alabama Toll Over Christmas

A Christmas weekend wave of violence in Alabama left 11 dead and many injured. Among the victims are Mood McGee of Maplesville in an auto crash, Guy Sellers of Fort Deposit shot, Esker Gilpin of Montgomery fatally shot in a home, and T A Capps, a Grenshaw County school official run down on a highway. Also killed were James Hayes and Estell Little, with L P Sheffield wounded in a separate affray. A boy, Ames Mobley, 12, died after an unintended shooting with a .22 rifle. The toll includes a headon collision near Mobile and a Pell City crash that killed L E Bragg and injured H F Mount.

Birmingham Alabama Mood McGee Maplesville Guy Sellers Fort Deposit L. J. Rice Knoxville Tenn Esker Lee Giinlp Montgomery Ames Mobley Brundidge T .A. Capps Grenshaw County Cuff C. Conners Mobile John Wright Gadsden Lee Mavidox Estell Little James Hayes McGee John Moats Sellers L P. Sheffield Fort Déposit Gilpin C. Wood Wood Pell City Rie L. E. Bragg Atlanta H. F. Mount Mobley Capps Montgomery - Luverne

Trains Collide Near Hamilton Toll Reach Fifteen Dead

A Detroit to Toronto express crashed into a stationary excursion train at a Dundas siding, killing at least 15 and injuring over 20. Rail officials blamed an open switch and launched an investigation. Engineer Burrell, hailed a hero for uncoupling to minimize damage, survived with injuries. Survivors described horrific scenes as ambulances and special trains ferried victims to Hamilton General Hospital.

Hamilton Ont Canadian National Railways Dundas London Toronto B. Burrell Detroit NO. 16 Burrell W. C. Rice Rice, & Passenger Douglas Mackie Hamilton General Hospital Stuart Street General Hospital Hilda Parker William Parker Hamilton Street Railway

Winter Deepens Cold Grip Across Nation

Winter tightened its hold across the United States with a cold blast from the Far North reaching the Midwest and North Central States. Temperatures plummeted with reports of 22 below zero at Williston North Dakota on Christmas Day. Five women died in a hospital incident and another patient remained critically hurt though unidentified. Deputy coroner Dr Myles C Brown said a preliminary inquest would be held once bodies are identified. One body will be held for inquest. others will be released for burial. The weather outlook warned of continued frigid conditions and cooler weather in Kansas City.

Associated Press United States Midwest St. Nicholas Williston North Dakota Myles C. Brown

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