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Dothan Eagle in Dothan, Alabama

03 Jun 1929

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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1929

Page

4

World Beauties Enter International Pageant at Galveston

Ambassadors of blond and brunet beauty from 18 foreign countries compete with American maidens in the International Pageant of Pulchritude on Galveston’s three mile seawall from June 8 to 12. Ten cities and 23 states represent the country with entrants from Ireland Romania Greece Hungary Austria Switzerland Holland Poland Brazil and more. Photos were submitted to a London paper selecting Miss England. The pageant marks first South American representation with Olga Bergamini de Sa winning Miss Brazil. News reels will capture the event in talkies and fourteen past contestants have since appeared on Broadway.

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Galveston Tev. UP Seawall Treasure Island Ireland Roumania Greece Hungary Austria Switzerland Holland Poland Brazil England Belgium Germany Annie Haussel Senorita Olga Bergamini de Sa South America Washington Oregon California Colorado Minnesota New York Michigan Iowa Wisconsin Nebraska Missouri Ilinois Indiana Ohio Kentucky West Virginia New Jersey Massachusetts Pennsylvania Connecticut Maine Tennessee District of Columbia New Orleans Tulsa Oklahoma City Little Rock Birmingham Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Houston
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Bremen Maiden Voyage Set for June as Record Ship

The Bremen, Europa’s four propeller sister, prepares for its maiden trip to New York on June 16. At 910 feet long and 97.5 feet beam, the liner features two tall funnels and new side smoke pipes to reduce wind resistance and create a vast open social area. Capacity runs 2,000 passengers across first, second, tourist, and third classes with a maximum of 2,200.

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Bremen Germany Europa New York Lloyd Manhattan Brooklyn Physics Laboratory
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Death visits Big Creek as Ibbie Clark passes away

Big Creek residents mark the death of Mrs. Ibbie Clark last week. The column lists neighbors visiting kin, local illnesses, weekend gatherings, and small town activities including marriages, jury duty, and a push to establish a national park in the Ozark mountains of Oli.

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Deathangel Ibbie Clark T. M. Morris Dothan M. L. Barberry Carrie B. Carroll Estell Thomey Inez Tindell Addie Kirkland Nancy Smith Strickland Ozark Marvin Cobb Laraine Smith Near Cotton Velma Chalker Dad Teele Carrie Roland C. E. Colbreth Martha Tindell Libert John Clark Ozark Mountains Oli
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Unpaid Wages Create Statue of Farmhand Unpaid Wages Create Statue of Farmhand

In West Union Iowa unpaid wages owed to J H Crawford funded a life size monument at his grave in a hillside cemetery near the Volga River. The statue honors Crawford a lonley farm laborer and his dog with a bronze plate quoting Senator West on dogs as man’s best friend.

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West Union Iowa J. H. Crawford Crawford Volga River Lima Fayette County Crit Harrison Libbe Harrison Harrison Boston George G. West
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Stables of Solomon Due for Destruction

CHICAGO UP King Solomon's stables famed for Egyptian steeds found during the Be giddo expedition beneath a later layer revealing a wealthy Canaanite city. All scientific data from the stables has been surveyed and leaders report the search will continue for further evidence.

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Chicago Begiddo University of Chicago
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Versatile Freshman Likely Decathlon Star

Lawrence Kansas coach declares freshman James Bausch a future decathlon star after a telegraphic Big Six freshmen meet where he posted 51 feet in the shot put over 12 feet in the pole vault nearly 180 feet in the javelin and 140 feet in the discus across events confirming his wide range of talent.

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Lawrence University of Kansas James Bausch Bauch
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