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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
5
The article outlines that legal driving speeds vary by road type and conditions, with ranges from four miles to forty nine miles per hour. It notes that safe speed depends on weather visibility traffic and vehicle performance, and emphasizes compliance with posted limits.
A long article outlines state speed limits, local variances, and the push for a uniform law. It details thresholds from 10 to 45 mph, notes Birmingham and Mobile tweaks, and urges motorists to observe limits, gauge conditions, and drive with care to prevent accidents. It ends with a reminder to watch speed and to keep moving safely.
In Knoxville on June 1 AP reports Col Luke Lea of Nashville publisher and J B Ramsey former Nashville banker pleaded not guilty in federal court to charges tied to the 1890 Holston Union National Bank closure. Ramsey faces misapplication and false entry counts while Lea is charged with aiding and abetting.
Lieut. Thomas H. Massie was restored to full citizenship in an order issued in Frankfurt Kentucky by Governor Ruby Laffoon. The June 1 AP report notes the action following Massie’s earlier military service and status with state authorities.
Yesterday's scores include Chicago 6 Cleveland 5 and Washington 5 Philadelphia 4 in 12 innings. Detroit at St Louis noted for wet grounds with New York 7 Boston 2 and St Louis 3 Chicago 1 among other results. Home runs by Averill Manush Gehringer Gehrig and Ruth highlight the league leaders with Foxx and Collins among top hitters.
In a retrospective of past conventions and campaigns, Theodore Roosevelt’s 1900 run as McKinley's vice president is highlighted for a record 673 speeches and vast travel. It contrasts with Bryan's strong 1896 bid and notes McKinley’s prosperity boosted by Hanna while Roosevelt’s westward appeal shaped the race.
In Weyburn Saskatchewan widespread drought dries lakes and lake bottoms, once rich for duck feeding, have been planted to wheat. Ducks resist as land dries up and fields replace ponds.
Paris reports a committee of three alienists concluded Dr. Paul Gorgulov, who assassinated President Doumer, was entirely sane and responsible for his act. Gorgulov’s lawyers plan to demand a new examination.
Alex Smith warned that rising cotton prices are needed for business to thrive, hinting at a presidential bid. Deputized ex-sheriff Rollins keeps unpaid fees from his term, while Collins reports a poor cotton outlook but good corn prospects on Newton route one. Keener Baxley joked about fishing luck in Florida after a five pounder.
Eagle want ads promise economical rates and strong response for buyers and sellers seeking quick, visible listings. Local merchants and individuals can reach a broad audience with affordable repetitions and clear service appeal for classified needs.
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