Prisoners to be Executed in Nicaragua Plot Case
Cable reports from Costa Rica say 45 prisoners including Dr Rudolph Espinosa are to be shot by the Estrada government in Nicaragua for alleged conspiracy against the regime. The date is undisclosed and officials seek U S intervention. others deny the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Espinosa
Estrada
New York
Costa Rica
Central America
Nicarangs
United States
Taft
Binie Knox
Salvador Cattle
Nicaraggan
Port Limon
Dudolph Espinosa
Managua
Chaing New Orleans
Liberal Party
Nicarauga
Mayons
Masonic Grand Lodge
San Jose
J Bassilio
Ipaleo
He i
Grenada
Wigidity Company Names Local Representative in Dolan Alabama
The Alabama Fidelity and Casualty Company of Montgomery appoints 1.6 Biggers as local representative in Dolan Alabama. The firm, organized 1910 with $500000 capital and $125000 deposited with the state treasurer, offers health and accident insurance on annual and monthly terms, burglar and mobility insurance, surety bonds, and writes for the local office. Digers and Henry A Powell will assist in securing business. the new Farmer-Porter-Crawford building hosts the Dolan office opposite the government building, phone Ip 428.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Fidelity and Casualty Company
Montgomery
Wate
Hes
Biggers
Alabama
Lovejoy
Frank N Juiian
Dothan
Ala
Digers
Henry A Powell
Sted
Farmer-Porter-Crawford
Local Marriage Licenses Issued and Church Week of Prayer Planned
Marriage licenses issued for L A Hicks and Levita Butler of Ashford and G F Peacock and Livale Beard of Newton. Lanmer Jones pastor presiding at Sunday school 9 30 am F M Gaines superintendent Rev Woodward representing Home Mission Board to preach at 11 am Dr Cox to preach at 1 am First Baptist and Headland Avenue churches at 7 15 pm. Woman's Missionary Union to observe week of prayer starting Monday March 6. Ladies of First Baptist Church plan a Home Missions week with daily topics led by Mre G H Malone and others. Monday service 8 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L A Hicks
Levita ‘Butler
Ashford
G F Peacock
Livale Beard
Newton
Heldland Avenue
Lanmer Jones
F M Gaines
Mr Woodward
Home Mission Board
Dr Cox
Moblie Ale
Wil
First Baptist Church
Headland Avenue
Woman's Micuionary Union
The
Pirat Baptist Church
HE Malone
Rouse
Mra Acree
Carter
Mies
Maggie Furie
Mesdames Blaum End Gainen
Mcstames Miorener Howell and
Cotten
Mra Renfroe
Gome
Malone
Foster Street
Rogera
Explosion at Stigo coal mine injures three workers
An early morning blast at a Stigo coal mine in Gadsden area injures three. Luther Poe and Tobe Strickland suffer serious injuries while Bryan Smith, 14, son of mine operator J M Smith, is mortally hurt. A steam boiler exploded below ground, depleting running a pump and endangering twenty five miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Alu
Mase
Stigo
Luther Poe
Tobe Strickland
Bryan Smith
J M Smith
Flora Sackville to perform as Spanish dancer on stage
A contrived notice reports Flora Sackville, daughter of a diplomat’s wife Jouena Duran De Ortega, to appear as a professional Spanish dancer on a London stage. It mentions a linked court decision and notes public worship services by Rev G F Bell at Wanlington’s Sunday school and Morgan church with morning and evening services and baptism discussion.
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London
Lord Sackville
Wanlington
Nuver
Flora Sackville
Flora
Jouena Duran de Ortega
Qor Morgan
G F Bell
Markham Parry Passes Throlgbe Privately Through City
President Markham of the Central of Georgia Railway and a large party of officials and friends traveled by private train through the division on a tour from a link to the lower end of that division. Markham’s fleet trip follows his election to succeed the late Mr Honsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markham Pariy
Throlgbe
Markham
Central of Georgia Railway
Markhams
Thi
Mi Honsen
Died After Prolonged Illness Funeral Held In City Cemetery
George McLung died after a long illness. Survived by husband and many friends. Funeral held from family home in northern part of town, interment in city cemetery. Ed Watford of Madrid in the city. paving crews moved to downtown paving on East Main and at Malone Furniture Company. Foster Street Methodist notes services and Sunday schools. Miss Janie Inking of Brundidge en route to Columbia to visit relatives. BG Farmer made a business trip to the Central today. For rent Hughes photograph gallery store apply to M B Byrd W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McLung
Down Town
Pilcher
East Main Street
Malone Furniture Company
Janie Inking
Brundidge
Long List of Names by Grade Levels From Grammar to First Years
A fragmentary OCR list shows numerous personal names grouped under various school year labels from grammar to first grades. The text includes multiple surnames and given names such as Wottie Copeland Marguerite Ghent Fusto Herring Myrtle ONeal Willie Newton Stones Walden Walsh and many others across junior and first year designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wottie Copeland Maydee Crawford Wilter Darnell
Willa Daughers Weette
Marguerite Ghent Fusto Herring
Otta Lisenby
Myrtle O'Neal
Willie Newton Stones Wilsen Parnest Walden
Lilian Walsh
Alle MeEntire
Tnes Barnes
Alice Briahs
Astoirs Baker
Ella Florence Bristdhe Green
Verna Hatton Carne Hicks
Mary @ Nawton Miltred Adair
Nora Brown M'Ligge Elwards
Berton Harrisonleigh Vans
Lucile Whiddon
Mildred Durdeshaw
Trent Buck Saale Kornegas
Blelia Barnes
Alyne Buek
Mack Brown
Corinne Burdeshaw
Lenbie Harrison
Mabel Whiddon
Wida Davis
Bertha Waughety
Lege Gunnely
Negro Women and League Meeting Highlights Business Conduct
The Negro Womens League held a city meeting with leading locals in attendance. President Price and Secretary Russ spoke on improving black business conduct and community growth. a trip to the state Negro Business League was noted. Listings advertise land and development opportunities with prices and payments, inviting quick purchase before price advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee State
Negro Business Legue
Seluin
Ala
Lo Price
T E Russ
Hartford Court House Fight Sparks Citizen Support
In Dartford fighting Hartford 4th March the enthusiasm of Hartford citizens over the court house dispute grows. A mass meeting reports over 2 000 signers out of a voting strength of 2 900. Committees claim signers want the election called to vote on Hartford issues. More than $1 000 has been subscribed to fund the Hartford cause with each subscriber promising more if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Hartfort
Uuc
Train Robbers Convicted in Georgia State Case
Four men including George Anderson Alish Old AU Miger George Stanford and J and Hunter were convicted at a Ga county court for a Georgia train robbery. Anderson received twenty years Hanford and Hunter fifteen years each. The group organized in Pennsylvania with intent to rob trains in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
George Anderson
Alish “Old Au" Miger
George Stanford
J. & Hunter
United States
Anderson
Hanford
Hunter
Gaks
Pesmsylvania
Anderson II
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City Improvement Club
Lota
Mra
George Leslie
Bouth Oates Street
Tutwhleg
Ee Ee
Wipelity Company
Fim
Seal Gadsden
Lond Sacille
Bescome
Presbyterian Church
Vic Pallagra
Ed Watford
Madrid
Hughes Photograph Gallery
Byrd
Dothan High School
Cureal Bel Ath Fur Sal
Louie Auuine
Py Tee Baum
LaFayette Avenue
Dotlan Mal Rauh
H. A. Powell
Pew
Dartford Fighting
Cure County
Geneva
Tota
Niga
North St Androwa
Tom Gray
Olpeyapoon
Audiencs
Columba
Georgia
Sentencis
M. Cherry
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