Gordon News Briefs Show Local Social and Sports
Dothan visitors, Birmingham and Florida residents stop in Gordon for business and friendly visits. Gordon baseball loses 4 to 3 to Jakin. Local figures Lieut. W. F. Lee returns from Camp McClellan after training. Several residents travel, visit relatives, and recover from illness. Continuous rundown of names and towns within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Will Baxter
Dothan
C.K. Knox
Birmingham
Sam Hall, Jr
Sara
Jane Hall
Harry Satcher
Columbia
Minerva Cook
CG. C. Box
Braitenton
Fla
Jakin
W. F. Lee
Camp McClellan
Howard Stephenson
A. D. Lamb
R. G. Prior
Ashford
E. B. Lovelace
Faceville
C. S. Culp
Helen Owens Allen
Mattie Owens
A. D. Ussery
C. W. Long
Katie Long
Lynn Adcock
St. Petersburg
Barther
A. W. McEachern
Rogers Shanks
QO. N. Bird
Pat Seaborn
Seab Espy
Pauline Glass
Pansey
Darrell Glass
D. T. Bennett
Syd Wilson
Street Car Strike Ends Fourth Week With Guarded Restart
New Orleans resumes night street car service under heavy guard as city officials seek a new bargaining angle between Public Service and the car men's union. Federal court injunctions limit demonstrations. armed U S deputy marshals and police escort ensure orderly operation along Canal and Tulane belts amid talks to end the strike. Union leaders urge patronage boycotts and call for repeal of jitney operation restrictions while negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
City Commission Council
Public Service
Carmen’s
Canal
Tulane
United States
Ninth Ward Civic League
Augustus Willians
City Recorder of Mortgages
Commission ‘Council
First Bale of Cotton Reported in Enterprise
Enterprise Alabama July 31 The first bale of cotton for Musea zon arrived Monday morning carried by Oscar Jenkins who lives near Bellwood on the Brian plantation. It weighed 255 pounds and was ginned at the Rawls Gin by the Rawls Gin ning Company free of charge. J P Rawl bought the cotton and paid twenty five cents a pound. Jenkins had brought in the first bale last year on August 22 and the year before that on August 6. The 192? bale is the earliest brought to Enterprise in several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Ala
Museazon
Ocar Jenkins
Observer Reports Giant Sun Spot Near Equator
Pasadena July 34. Mount Wilson observer Seth Nicholson reports a protuberant sun spot near the sun equator with about 40 times ordinary spot intensity. It measures 20 000 by 20 000 miles and 4000 gausses, enough to trigger magnetic storms on Earth. another event is expected August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Seth B. Nicholson
Mount Wilson Observatory
Nicholson
Earth
Reward Offered in Slaying of Hart County Teacher
A reward is offered for information leading to the capture of the killer of a Hart County teacher. The death occurred during a National Education Association session in June. An earlier reward of 5000 dollars had been posted, with citizens contributing to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart County
Deaton
National Educational Association
Ward
Kobbery
Dotnetter
Faded OCR Brief Reports Unclear Event At Himes Home
A damaged text fragment describes a serious incident at a residence involving Mrs Himes and a neighbor or bystander. The notice mentions injuries, recovery, and a scene where bystanders gathered after someone was hurt near a window. Details are fragmentary and names are partially unreadable.
Kind Body Newark No Judy Ob Pe
Fragmentary note appears to describe a person and stable setting with garbled terms and an unclear policy change about delivery system. The readable elements mention Newark and a delivery system modification but lack coherent facts or names to confirm a full event.
Unclear Entry Leaves Tragic Local Scene
A brief, incomplete notice reports a person found dead at home with body found in center of residence. Fragmentary text suggests a crowd and confusion at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutie
Go your cotton with W. T. L. Buddy Drackio Al
A brief item notes W T L Buddy Drackio of Alabama handling cotton tasks and related duties in a local agricultural note. The record highlights a person and a regional context without additional specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tl
Buddy) Drackio, al
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Young
Leo, Jr
John
Mrs. L. L
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Russell Stott
Emory
J. W. Peterson
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Walter Jeffcoat
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Spring Creek
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Sing Pay
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Alexander Haribo
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Himes
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