Reichers Flight From Newark Toward Paris Ends In Harbor Grace
Beachers Reichers American aviator sped east from Newark N J toward Paris on a two stop crossing. He landed Harbor Grace at 4 25 am damaged stabilizer though he repaired refueled and set to sea for Dublin. He planned to reach Paris after Dublin and Cuba Canada test flight.
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Harbor Grace
Orington
N. J
Newark
Reichers
Dublin
Paris
Canada
Cuba
Canada-Cuba
Barge Explosion Kills One Injures Another near Long Beach
In Panama City Florida a barge explosion in Botheration bayou near Long Beach left Walter Harris twenty five dead and P L Coleman thirty five badly injured with two mangled hands. The blast occurred during crude oil transfer for Highway No ten as wreckage scattered across the bayou and searchers struggled to recover Harris body.
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Panama City
Fla
Botheration Bayou
Long Beach
Walter Harris
P. L. Coleman
Harris
Coleman
Bayou
SLAIN PRESIDENT OF FRANCE BURIED
Paris May 13 AP Paul Doumer France's assassinated president was buried in a ceremony at Notre Dame and the Pantheon. Crowds topped a million as soldiers royal princes and foreign dignitaries joined the public funeral. The body lay in state then returned to the family vault at Vaugirard.
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Paris
Paul Douver
France
Ely
Ee ‘Palace
Notre Dame Cathedral
Pantheon
Andre Tardieu
Doumer
Vaugirard
M. Doumer
Elysee ‘Lace
Notre Dame
Madame Doumer
Albert Lebrun
Ent Doumer
Atert
Prince of Wales
Duke
Aosta
Italy
Paul of
Jusioslavia
Detroit
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Court Adjourns Until Next Week On Circuit Docket
Court adjourned late Tuesday and will resume on Monday to complete the spring docket. Only one week is expected to finish the matters before the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crcuit Court
Te ‘Wines
Flames destroy warehouse and cotton in Midland City
A fire around 8 am destroyed a Midland City warehouse containing about 75 bales of cotton and 100 tons of peanuts. Owner Dr Curtis Espy watched flames threaten nearby buildings until control was gained after about two hours. Insurance reportedly covered part of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland City
Curtis Espy
Dothan Fire Department
Singing Convention Rescheduled for July 3 in Memphis Church
Officials of the Houston county singing convention announced the event will take place July 3 at the Memphis church instead of July 4. A large crowd attended the Union Hill sessions with the president leading a song and prayer. Dr. E Howell led the introductory lesson amid thanks for attendance and food.
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Union Hill
Memphis
Houston County
Dothan
Association
Union Hill Church
E. Howell
Convention
Fire Blamed on Wick Drop at Busy Bee Cafe
A wick on a coffee urn dropping to the floor started a small blaze at the Busy Bee cafe in Dixie. The fire caused minor damage, authorities say, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee
Dixie
Friday the 13th Fishers Involved in Wreck Near Geneva
Five Dothan men Charlie Griffin Charlie STEM per Tom Jones Martin Mooney and Robert Smith fished along a Geneva river then returned to Dothan when their auto collided with another vehicle. The crash sent the car down an embankment injuring all and scattering gear. Four men were jailed and a warrant was issued for another. Authorities suspected alcohol may have contributed to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Griffin
Charlie Stemper
Tom Jones
Martin Mooney
Robert Smith
Geneva
Dothan
Alabama-Florida
New Western Union Manager Named in City
F M Streetman becomes manager of the Western Union office here succeeding B H Robinson who moves to Roanoke Alabama to head that office. Streetman arrived in Dothan two years ago from Pensacola Florida while Robinson recovers from an automobile accident at Milledgeville Georgia and is set to take duties in Roanoke once fit. Robinson had previously managed the Dothan office for about two years after transferring from Waverly GA.
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F. M. Streetman
Western Union
City
B. H. Robinson
Roanoke
Ala
Asume
Streetman
Dothan
Pensacola
Fla
Robinson
Milledgeville
More Marriages in Jefferson County This April
Jefferson County records show 104 marriages filed in April while 53 divorce petitions were entered, outpacing divorces two to one. The report from Birmingham Alabama cites the county court's April activity.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
Bella
Means Arrested and jailed again in Washington
Gaston B. Means was arrested Thursday for drunk and disorderly conduct after an altercation with Ice Somers, a reporter for the Washington Times. Somers faced disorderly conduct charges and was released on bail. Means remains jailed until he posts 65 dollars, while under indictment for embezzlement of 104,000 dollars from Mrs. Edward M. MacLean, with Means alleging police missteps in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gaston B. Means
Means
Ice Somers
Weasta@hion Times
Somers
Fidward M. MacLean
Sixth Trial Set for Former Banker King
In Birmingham Alabama on May 12 an AP report states the sixth trial for Sam C. King, former vice president of the defunct Bank of Easey, is set for May. He faces a charge of falsely entering in the accounts at the institution five dollars.
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Pirmingham
Ala
Sam C. King
Pank of Easey
Eagle issues two extras on Lindbergh child body find
The Eagle published two evening extras after the Lindbergh child body was found. The first reported the discovery with limited details and the second, sent to Dothan and nine nearby towns, gave a full account of the tragic developments puzzling the world since March 1.
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the Eagle
Lindbergh
Dothan
Hoovers
Diploma Awards for 1932 Hospital Class Graduates
Members of the 1932 hospital class received diplomas at a graduation ceremony held Thursday night. Principal speakers included Mrs. Jewell Tarsher. Graduates listed are Mae Anne Moth Johns, Moss Ina Booth Lance, More Rennie Peters, Miss Eves Poes, and Miss Martha V. Hodge. Next week the class will travel to take the state board of nurses examination.
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Nur
Clare SU
Mra
Adi
State Board
Man Bonds Arson Accusation Case in Circuit Court
Robert Brooks indicted on two counts of first degree arson and a related charge. He posted bond totaling 23 000 and was released. Two associates Jack Altman and Mike Saliba posted two bonds each and were freed on second degree arson charges tied to the burning of the Ajitman Department Store at 113 E Main Street.
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Robert Brooks
Circuit Grand Jury
Tusday
Brooks
Jack Altman
Mike Saliba
J. C. Williss
Ajitman
Main Street
Ing
Wilken Poun
Howes
Robert Lewis
Jack Wilson
Gefecht
Lindbergh Baby Found Dead Sparks Nationwide Grief
News from Washington New Jersey and New York reports confirm the Lindbergh baby has been found dead. President Hoover J Edgar Hoover and local officials vow full cooperation and pursuit of the kidnappers as Mrs Lindbergh and relatives react with shock. Police in New York pledge to remain on duty until suspects are captured.
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Washington
Lindbergh
Hoover
White House
New Jresey
Department of Justice
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Harry Moore
New Jersey
Gov. A
Miss Morrow
Hopewell
New York
James A. Walker
Lindbwegh
Lumber Bid Window for Houston County Bridges Opens
Houston County Board of Revenue will accept bids for 39 000 to 40 009 feet of lumber at a special Monday meeting. Bids fund bridge construction and repair in the county including a planned Little Vine river bridge west of Dothan. A pile driver was purchased at the regular meeting and will be ready within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County Board of Revenue
Little Vine River
Dothan
Major Harry Smith Named Grand Marshal for Elks Parade
Major Harry Fr. Smith commander of the second battalion 167 Infantry Alabama National Guard was named grand marshal for the July Bike Palace national convention parade in Birmingham. He picked as members of his detail Colonel James A Webb Majors Ben Smith and Henry Padham Captains Walter Hanna T Weiler Smith Walter B Riley Herbert M Brush and Chuer Pr Smith and Lieutenants Horace Rick Perry J Coyle and Fred Dilman all from the Alabama National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Aps
Harry Fr. Smith
Alabama
Dee Beer
Smith
James A. Webb
Ben Smith
Henry Padham
Walter Hanna T. Weiler Smith
Walter Bf. Rille
Herbert M. Brush
Churier Pr. Smith
Horace Rick
Perry J. Coyle
Frea Dilman
Alabama National Guard
Lindbergh Baby Found Dead in New Jersey
The Lindbergh baby body is discovered near the family home, identified as the missing child. A skull fracture and forehead wound are reported. President Hoover orders relentless pursuit of the killers as Col. Lindbergh and wife remain secluded. Police confirm Norfolk angle investigation and question John Condon and Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
N. J
Hoover
Ils Crib
Charles A.lindbergh
Trenton
Erwin Marshall
John Condon
John Curtis
Norfolk
Curtis
Condon
NEGKS
Willam Allen
Sourlands
Lindbergh Estate
Hoover orders federal hunt for Lindbergh baby murderers
President Hoover directs law enforcement and the secret service to pursue the Lindbergh baby murderers with relentless effort. He notes federal agencies will aid despite lacking direct police authority. No implicating evidence found against Dr. John Condon, who has been released and returned to New York. A separate police statement confirms a refiners shop robbery in New York with bullion cash and diamonds taken.
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Washington
Hoover
Secret Service
Federal
Govrnment
Trenton
Ib. J
Erwin Marshall
John Condon
Jassie
Lindbergh
Condon
New York
Marshall
Trenton Times
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Atre
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Fire
Bach
Snd
Col. Lindbergh
Trooders Guard Bridge
Lindbergh Home and Air Field
Englewood
Cmorrow Home
Princeton
Baby
Memphis Church
Wick
Crash
Mrs
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, JR
EAGLE
Ao Oradhia
AUPE
Als
Dillard
Dumin
Shek Kaley
Hart Reed
Fret Bee
Duck River
Levie
Portes Grant
Centerfield
Sara
Mara
Commission 7S
Harry Smith
Childs
Moe Hammerschlag, Inc. Refiners
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