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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1930
Page
3
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Fragmented page lists several performers and titles seen in a theatre program. Names include Parsday, Sam Hardy, Victor Gene, Henry Bb, Tom Pyler, Pathe Ne, Mlesteah Rose, Sylvia Margaret Livingston, and Mace Rasy. Mentions California and Paris productions plus CAP and Pathe references.
Lieutenant Walther Go Mice wave aviator died in a blast aboard a ship near Guantanamo Bay Cuba. Reports say his plane was struck by dynamite or an explosion from a catapult causing fatal injuries. His wife and six month old baby reside in Norfolk. Maser of Teelinon North Peakota and Frederick Maser of Teelinon North Peakota are named in dispatches.
In Cherokes County a fatal shooting follows domestic jealousy. Sheriff Walker reports the investigation links a man to firing five bullets at Jenkins, killing him. The bride alleged to have caused the trouble is mentioned, linking the case to the recent death of Wilbor two weeks earlier.
Tallassee Feb 17 47 First National Bank of Tallassee failed to open today. A notice on the door said a comptroller of the currency audit was ordered after the board registered. Steady withdrawals and exchange of legal cash reserves led to closure. The bank had capital of 24000 dollars. PLA. Cox presided with Bo F Fineh and Boo Finehs as vice presidents.
A new theatre near Houston is finishing construction after late May or early June, with completion expected Saturday. Contractor I. He Brown says concrete work starts immediately. The modern 1000-seat Houston theater will be among the state’s finest. The $75,000 project is run by Farmers, Targhee and Merrill of the Houston Hotel and leased by Wadlington, Crawford, and R. C. Richards.
A gas explosion fatally burned Miss Lunceford after a despondent mood led her to light a match in a closet where her burning clothing was found. Funeral services were planned today as family and neighbors recalled the incident.
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