Mexican Government Replaces Governor Amid Turmoil
President Lazaro Cardenas ordered Garrido’s ouster as Tabasco’s governor and installed a commander loyal to the federal government. Turmoil spreads through several states as uprisings grow, with calls for removing Garrido and shifting power amid agrarian and student protests.
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Albert Pair Held a Hammer Murder Third Man Accused
Colbert County jail reports two suspects in a hammer murder of W. E. Bradford at Colbert Heights on Sunday. Sheriff John B. Rockwell announced warrants against Clarence Fuller and noted Frances Fuller’s alleged involvement. Clark Fuller allegedly struck Bradford with a hammer while Alfred Fuller restrained the victim. Bradford reportedly witnessed the slaying.
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Probate Notice of Zulema Marsh Estate in Houston County
The Houston County probate court issued letters testamentary on July 9 1935 to Zelma Jones executrix of the last will and testament of Mrs Zulema Marsh deceased. All persons having claims against the estate must present them within the time allowed by law. This notice is dated July 6 1085.
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Religious Rodeo Draws Big Bend Cowboys to Paisano Peak
Alpine Texas July 24 AP Cowhands abandon ranch duties to trek toward Paisano Peak for a four day religious roundup running Friday to August 4. Preaching twice daily and large barbecue feeds will serve 1500 in a dining shed as 20 cowhands with Mexican helpers prepare slow cooked fare for believers and guests from Texas and other states. The encampment, established a year ago for cowboys of the far west, features about 60 buildings surrounding Paisano Peak with Rev. L. R. Millen of El Paso leading services.
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Nominee in Dardanelle Contemplates Naturalist Recognition
In Dardanelle Arkansas, Lewis Herat considers applying for official naturalist recognition after observing a quail nesting near his home seven miles south of town. He killed a 5.5 foot black awake and found 18 underoos eggs. He returned them to the nest and now a single old and 15 young quail are being cared for.
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Houston Oratorical Winner Eliminated
Mrs N D Houston winner of the Houston county public opening contest and entrant in the district meet at Auburn was back at home Wednesday after losing to a woman lawyer from Wetumpka. The speech topic was The American Farm Home and the World Today.
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Auburn
Wetumpka
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World Today
Democrats Draft New Tax Measure With Graduated Rates
House Democrats press toward a new tax bill proposing a graduated corporate income tax 10 to 16 percent by income size while seeking a compromise with the President on excess profits and graduated rates. They speed inheritance and gift tax provisions with exemptions for close kin and a projected total revenue around 280 million dollars.
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Thunder of Italian Cannon May Interrupt Ethiopians New Year
Associated Press report notes Italy may invade Ethiopia on September 11, disrupting New Year celebrations. The piece outlines Ethiopia’s geography, climate, and history under Haile Selassie, describing its population, social customs, dress, religion, and legal system, with emphasis on Menelik, Solomonic lineage, and Coptic Christianity.
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Associated Press
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Burglary Foiled by Safe's Recalcitrant Lock
In Wrangl Dimbally Mo July 4 AP a local man spent hours trying to open the First National Bank safe only to fail until he used block and tackle. The door yielded and the safe opened, revealing a floor condition report still pending as readers are invited to check the classifieds.
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Nest Plains
Louin Jockeamith
Weather Relents for Rodeo Crowd in Maine
Rough conditions eased as a three day fishing contest began amid a rodeo crowd. The yacht Jeanne of Corinth, Maine, supplied the lead fish caught by Milton Frank of New York City, with another top catch by Jake Rabel of Care Inth.
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Ex Steamboat Captain Clings to Tradition at Sea Event
Ex steamboat captain George Wailacn, once Alabama legislator, returns from Panama City to enter Laden. He lands a 2 foot entbornt amid coast trot and tangential rodeo. Brail Brown of London wins the prize aboard Firefly with a Louisiana escort.
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Montgomery Ad Notice From 1827 Reveals Travel Inn
A preserved 1827 advertisement from the Mobile Commercial Advertiser reveals John S. Ballay offering a new tavern and boarding house near the Floor in Montgomery Alabama once occupied by Col. Clament Preeny. The notice promises comfort, healthful conveniences, and attentive service for travelers and boarders.
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Department of Archives and History
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Col. Clament
John S. Ballay
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