Woman Admits Uncovering Grave to Aid Rising Resurrection
Brantford Kentucky February 3 1920 Amanda I Harrison confesses before Judge Bailey that she dug into a cemetery grave at midnight and removed the coffin containing George B Saufley the man who had divorced her She says a vision from God told her he would rise again if the earth was removed and the body exposed She claims no accomplice and that she acted alone later left for Adair County where she was found by officers with Rowan Saufley, brother of the deceased. the body was not recovered.
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Brantford
Amanda I
Bailey
George B. Sau“fey
Harricon
Adair County
Abe
Harrison
Rowan Saufley
Attorney Warrants Charge Over Grave Desecration Case
The warrant against Mrs Harrison accuses desecration of a grave. In default of that she is detained tonight in the jailer's home.
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Warrange
Harrison
Mrs McIntyre Hosts Modern Priscillus Gathering
Mrs R H Walker on North Oates street hosted the Modern Priscillus afternoon. Violet and white decor set a refined tone. Guests played five tables of games, received violet and white candy, and all were given violet bouquets. The grand prize was lavender stockings. Refreshments included salad and wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Walker
North Oates Street
Presbyterian Church Plan for Sunday Services
Presbyterian church invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 and services at 11 in the morning and 7 13 in the evening led by Rev G F Bell with aims on grace and salvation and hymns of confidence Morning subject What We Believe about the Assurance of Grace and Salvation Evening subject Some Hymns of Christian Confidence Several local residents return or travel through town including A T Pracheck J D Flowers A J Collier 3 K Harris and J B Helios of Florala returning to Brundidge and Dothan as they plan to relocate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Bell
J.B. Helios
Florala
Dothan
Dothan Guano Co letter on fertilizer use in 1931
A letter from E R Malone president of Dothan Guano Co in Dothan Alabama discusses annual use of their guano. The writer notes weeds and seed mix results and mentions a 1931 purchase and two acres treated with 3 386 pounds of seed soil mix.
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E.R. Malone
Dothan Guano Co
Dothan
Ala
Wade
Bradsh
Miss Dorothy Arnold Rumor Reaches New York Steamer
New York news of Dorothy Arnold case reports Herman Phillips claims she was seen with two men aboard the Hamburg liner Cincinnati bound for Genoa. Dorothy's mother Mrs Frances Arnold and admirer George B Griscom Jr voyage across the Atlantic seeking information. Dorothy’s brother John Arnold and lawyer John Keith remain in Philadelphia seeking leads.
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Doroth
Atlantic
Lound
New York
Arnokl
Geton
Aly
Griscom
Dorothy
John
Keith
John Arnold
Philadeliat
Aebee
Ubelr
Missing New York girl Doroty Arnold at Philadelphia hotel
Dorothy M. G. Arnold, the missing New York girl, visited the Hellera2 Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia twice in the past week. Proprietor Lawrence McCormick recalled both solo visits, noting her peculiar behavior and that she left the hotel in each instance. McCormick and Scott corroborated their recollections of the events and the guest's movements.
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Philadelphia
Lawrence McCormick
Child Pleads Case to President Taft
Benjamin Dewey Miller an 11 year old jailed in Gardner Cole confesses to robbing a post office with two companions and sends a letter to President Taft titled Uncle Sam asking forgiveness. He explains poverty and peer pressure from Jesse James and pledges not to repeat the act. The note is dated Peb 3 and signed Benjamin Dewey Miller.
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Beaver
Cole
Benjamin Dewey Miler
Ilat
Gardner
Taft
Uncle Sun
Vhe
Uncle Sam
Jesse James
Lories
Benjamin Dewey Miller
Wee bkye Honor Roll Dothan High School
A roster of students across grades from Dothan High School named to the honor roll. The list includes multiple first year and third year entries with numerous surnames and given names such as Asbury Hlount Marlin, Cherry Annie, Lollie Copeland, Maydee Crawford, Essie Herring, Viola Herring, Mary Newton, Lilian Parlale, and Virginia Parish.
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Hiss Asbury Hlount Marlin Cherry
Annie Cherry
Lollie Copeland
Maydee Crawford Wilmat Famed
Buel
Edwarda Harrison Ediling Footie Portier
Mary Ua Flowers
Teta Florence Marguerie Ghent Hof. Green
Essie Herring
Quis Lisebhy
Viola Herring
Babrellis
McLenruan
Eldridge Melton
Percy Newtan
Willie Newton
Myrtle
O'Neal
Mary Stewart
Annie An
Claude ‘Trawick
Sidney Winnon
Ernest Walden
Lillian Walah Alin Metptyra
Yeur
Chass Inez, Barnes Allee
Briwhe
Eka Florence Verns
Matton
Carrie Hicks
Mary
Newton Herbert Guy Bexste Robinson
Mildred Adair
Nora Brown
M‘lisse Edwards
Barton Harrison
Glenn Morrell
Mary i. Pittraan
Lilian Parlale Doha Rabb Lela Vaan
Clase Myer Blumberg
Lora Burdeshaw
Ahanle Hackmen
Rows Walker Doniar
Civora Butler
Lob Crawford Pailig Askew
Ethel Harrison Carlon Hai
Arrests Made In High Explosion Case In Jersey City
New York reports Jersey officials moved to fix responsibility for a dynamite explosion that damaged property and caused casualties. Warrants issued late last night led to the apprehension of James Senling, owner of the destroyed Katherine W., who surrendered at Jersey City police headquarters. Also targeted were Jula F. Cottcletta, A Hamilton, J M Morrig, Bo AL or R G Margo, Frederick Peters, Charles Rider, and other railroad and industrial personnel.
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New York
Jursey
James Senling
Katherine W
Jersey City
Himeself
Jula F. Cottcletta
Pier 7
Central of New Jersey
A. Hamilton
JM. Morrig
Communipaw
Bo AL
R. G. Margo
Bo, Dupontow Mourners Powder Company
Frederick Peters
Bane Company
Charles Rider
Checker
Hending
Moriver
Poise and Poison Evidence Highlight Open Proceedings
The trial of Pantchenko and DeLassy continues with medical experts confirming poison as a cause of death for Count Bouturlin. Panchenko shows nerves while denying linkage to biathial toxin while a Franch letter and witness notes surface amid personal visits and local society mentions.
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Bt. Petersburg
Foy
Panteente
Count O'Brien
de Lasny
Vasstith Youdurlin
Jadan
Pantechenko
Dalasay
Pantchenko
DeLassy
Bowman Named Back Tax Commissioner of Jefferson County
Montgomery Ala Feb 4 Ger erhor O Neal yesterday afternoon appointed Peyton G Bowman at Birmingham Back Tax Commissioner of Jefferson county The post had been held by Frank B White Jr for several years Bowman a strong advocate of Governor O Neal during the Democratic primary was expected to be named and will assume charge at once with the appointment coming as a surprise to political circles
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Montgomery
Ala
Gererhor O'Neal
Peyton G. Bowm
Birmingham
Jefferson County
Lince
Bowman
O'Neal
Tila Placu
Frank B. White, Jr
Prank B. White
ONeal Names New Office Appointments for State
Governor ONeal announces a slate of appointments including John B. Powell of Butler and A A Evans of Barbour County as Associate Tax Commissioners. Lee Cowart of Birmingham named Commissioner of Immigration. John D. McNeel of Talladega to private secretary to the governor. Alex Walker of Florence to Tax Commission. Joseph B. Scully named legal adviser to the governor.
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O'Neal
John B. Powell
Butler
A. A. Evane
Barbour Coulty
Supreme Court Bench
Lee Cowart
Birmingham
John D. McNeel
Talladega
Gorerner Comer
Alex Walker
Florence
Resi Dent
Tax Cormintation
Joseph B. Scully
Local notices mixed with break in and guests in 1900s style
Fragmented community items report preachers at Loom and Mrs Jena’s visit, a 2 89 pm teachers meeting, and a 7 16 pm service. Hartford guest profiles, banking and post office robbery at a familiar street, with no clear suspects. Mrs Thompson of Buffalo hosts family visit. relocation plans noted for Barbear County residents. Local residents seek work and housing updates at South Foster Street.
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Lamar Jones
Sanday Netoo
Gaipesy
Loom
Mary
Jena
Pat
Hooton
Fiverybody
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Wohin
Mrs. McIntyre
Presbyterian Church
A. T. Pracheck
Pinekore
J.D. Flowers
Jakin
A. J. Collier
Brundidge
K. Harris
Garien
Dorothy Arnold
X.Y. Man
Genoa
Hiermian
Philabalpila
Whatley Dry
B. G. Farmer
Jr. J. Farmer, Jr
Cottonwood Todiy
Bulacauga
Weebkey
Dothan High School
Deli & Brith
T. Kirkland
Abbeville
J. A. Peterman
West Malan
W. $. Wilson
Misa Maggie Whatley
Art Gaines
Mea EB. P. Ort
Houth Oates
Ynral Killa
Jepperson
WNEAL
Hale
Vadland
T. Rogers
Newton
HH. Ordy
Hartford
Andrews Strom
J. M. Thompson
Buffate, N.Y
and Mite
J. H. Merkle
L. Hollesd
Barbear County
Stoorn
Te Aes South
Foster St
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