Artillerymen to Spend Night Here in Dothan
Battery A, 69th Coast Guard Artillery, under Captain E G Cowen, arrives in Dothan for an annual hike and will be quartered at the N College street armory. The unit, based in Tampa, Fla, will demonstrate anti aircraft guns and a giant searchlight exhibit for local visitors tomorrow night.
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69Th Coast Guard Artillery
Tampa
Pia
E. G. Cowen
N. College Street
W. M. Weatherly
Chamber of Commerce
Weatherly
Thieves Strike Northwest City Store In Theft
Police report thieves entered a Northwestern city business operated by Richard Ramsey last night and stole two pistols and a rifle, plus a slot machine valued around $4 and other merchandise.
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Richard Ramsey
Man Sues Over Hammer Strike While Holding Spike
Henry Clark sues Wil Hem P McDonald Construction Co alleging a hammer struck his left thumb while he held a spike to be driven on the Dothan Ashford highway project. He seeks six hundred dollars in damages claiming negligence by company employee Mr Pollard on December 13.
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Henry Clark
Wil Hem P. McDonald Construction CH
Pawers
Dothan-Alaga
Ashford
Clark
Pollard
Hagle Classified Ads Bring Quick Results
Hagle offers quick results through classified ads. Readers can post notices seeking buyers, services, or listings, with immediate visibility in the next edition. The service emphasizes fast responses and practical reach for locals.
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Hagle
Wynekoop Seeks Mistrial Over Health To Halt Murder Trial
Dr. Alice L. Wynekoop signed a petition asking Judge Joseph B David to declare a mistrial due to her precarious health. Attorney Milton Smith announced. If granted, the mistrial would likely be declared by withdrawing a juror and Wynekoop would return to county jail to await improvement for a new trial.
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Chicago
Alice L. Wynekoop
Joseph B&b. David
Milton Smith
David
Alice
Vallee's Wife Discontinues Suit in New York
Mrs. Fay Webb Vallee abruptly ended her supreme court action to set aside a separation agreement with Rudy Vallee and to curb his divorce filing, as attorneys argued before Justice John E. McGeehan to halt separate maintenance proceedings in California.
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New York
Fay Webb Vallee
Supreme Court
Rudy Vallee
Reacher
New Yok State
Benjamin Hartstein
Yost Foresees Open Offense With Lateral Passs Then
Fielding H. Yost the Michigan athletics chief and football rules observer outlines four modern attack forms and argues the open methods, led by the developing lateral pass, will force defenses to beg for mercy. He notes increased use of lateral passes last season and urges varied, wide open play.
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Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Mermbber
National Football Rules Committee
Associated Press
H. Yost
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fielding H
Yost
Harry Hipke
Michigan
Kidnaping hoax sparks alert near Anoka
Walter McGee a wealthy contractor and Bremer friend faced a threatening note alleging Bremer would be killed and hidden near Anoka Minnesota investigators from Anoka County and federal DOJ joined police scrutinizing the case as anxious searches spread through the area about 30 miles north of the city.
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Walter McGee
Bremer
W. C. Robertson
Minneapolis
Adolph Bremer
Jacob Schmitt
Roosevelt
Robertson
Anoka
Minn
Anoka County
Department of Justice
Here
Today's Cotton Market Cotton Co. Palmer report
New York and New Orleans cot ton prices shown with open high low and close figures for Jan through Dec contracts. Prices span several months with values around 1100 to 1180. Peanut market terms appear as a brief note at end, with runners and Spanish prices indicated per ton.
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New York
P.C
New Orleans
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Broad Activity
A wide list of stocks shows varied gains and losses as market activity picks up. Major names include American Can Bethlehem Steel General Motors Ford of Britain and United Fruit with notable percentages and price points among railroads and industrials.
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A.C. L. Rwy
Peecceeeneenee
Anaconda
Ssscaneesss
Cacmebassaver Lis American Can
Vseawetees
Auburn Motors
Eessa Ewerenev
Bethlehem Steel
Sepsssewaeess
Rendix
Eeccnanese
Ceherap-Rigipers
Commonwealth
CARE
Cicgacerevce Seanene
Coca
Eneseeemeseneecees
WG Chrysler
Emecceener AW Curtis Wright Wescessccceanse
Dupont
Peenasesences
BAM Electric le. & P
Ford of
Fingland
General Motors
Eesecescene
Geenral Foods
General Electric A .S
Goodyear
Hudson Motora Int. Harvester
Int
Tel. & Telg
Industrial Rayon
Essecceeses
Johns
Secsees
United Aircraft
Weatinghouse
Woolworth
E.so. Packard
Sscce
Western Union
Radio Corp
R. J. Reynolds Cave
Radio Keith Orph
Cccesceses
Sears Roebuck .T
Ceceeeses
Southern Railway
Poll tax paid in Houston County numbers rise
About 610 Houston County voters have paid their poll tax, with several thousand liable. In the tax collector’s office, 650 have settled the fee, including two paying 19.50 and one paying 27.50. Many who skipped last year’s tax due to no elections are paying for two years this time.
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Houston
S. A. Mullins
Chicago butter prices rise on creamery specials
Chicago butter market reports show 7,459 pounds traded at 93 score for creamery specials, with prices noted and the AP brief dated January 22. The item highlights the Chicago market and dairy trading activity.
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Chicago
Hog Sale Hour Moved In Houston County
Local notes show several quotes from officials and residents in Houston County about voting, water taste, and a humorous take on local column content. The hog sale time at the A. C. L. Stockyards shifts from 2 p m to 1 p m next Thursday, per C E Stapp farm agent office staff.
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C. E. Stapp
State official may be asked to help in license collection
Delinquent automobile and privilege license fees must be paid before February 1 or court proceedings will be instituted. Ben Mey, Houston county license inspector, said state tax commissioners may assist in collections if payments are not made soon.
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Ben Mey
Houston County
State Tax Commission
May
919 Farmers Agree to Cut Cotton Crop
A total of 919 Houston county farmers had signed contracts through Saturday to curtail their 1934 cotton production. They agreed to remove 12,856 acres from cotton farming, announced by C. E. Stapp, farm agent, noting the reduction targets.
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Houston County
E. Stapp
Two Hurt When Autos Collide on Highway
Mrs A B Coleman and son Borden 17 suffered minor injuries in a Montgomery highway collision near Grubbs Ice Plant. James Faircloth, driver of the other car, was arrested for intoxicated driving. Passersby took the Coleman party to a hospital for first aid.
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A. B. Coleman
Borden
James Faircloth
Montgomery
Grubb
Coleman
Rayton
Annette
R. F. Denard
Denard
Faircloth
J. Roddy
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T. W. Palmer Cotton Co
Chicago Hogs
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Houston County Board of Registration
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