Woman Charged in Wife's Razor Murder Case
Clara Fish, 19, a servant, confessed to luring Mrs. Walter Maddux into the woods, drugging her with ether, and cutting her throat with a razor. Maddux allegedly confronted with the confession, he is accused of aiding in the slaying of the mother of his two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Fias
Walter Maddux
Tocay
Gostand
Maddux
Abe
Madux
Lonely Woods
Miss Fish
Mbe
Ithan
Kirkwood
Japan rejects China's Manchuria negotiation proposal
Tepao refuses direct talks with China and demands five Japanese prerequisites before evacuation of Manchuria. Rumors persist of Soviet mobilization on the Manchurian border with no confirmation. American envoy George Hanson and General Harbin are said to be touring Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tepao
China
Manchuria
Soviet Russia
Manchuran
George Hanson
Cong
Harbin
Believes Now Time To Build and Obtains 2 Permits
H Lynch of 98 N Leon Street plans to construct a garage and remodel his house at a total cost of 1000 dollars. He will also obtain a permit to build a brick store on West Burdeshaw Street costing 2000 dollars, a one story structure with composition roofing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lynch
N. Leon Street
Grant to fund vitamin B deficiency study at Alabama Polytech
Auburn Alabama November 2 1 AP A grant of 440 to be used for investigations on vitamins received by Alabama Polytechnic Institute from the National Research Council. W D Salmon professor of animal nutrition at Antona Parta says the grant will buy equipment to determine the deficiency of vitamin B in animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Insitute
W National Research Council
W. D. Salmon
Antona
Tparta
Selma Wins 1931 Nursing Convention Hosting Note
Selma selected as next convention city for the Alabama Nurses Association after a three day meeting at Dothan. Delegates from Dothan Mobile and other cities discussed 1931 plans while Miss Janet Geister urged better nursing conditions.
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Selma
Alabama Nurses Association
Hountaville
Shocco Bprings
Mobile
Representa‘ves
Nurses Association
Dothan
Foster Street Methodist Church
Houston
Country Club
Janet Geister
New York
National Nurses Association
Disney
Red Cross
Miss Geister
Afiss Geis
Ottef
Tothan
Orlando
Fis
American Nurses Association
Coronas
Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Kentucky
Zooisians
Arkansas
Mississippi
Maryland
Texas
Mattie Huston
Tody
Association
Flood of Noahs Day Local Affair In Phoenicia
Archaeologist C Leonard Worley notes no flood in Mesopotamia resembles Noahs time as excavations along the Euphrates in Meianotania reveal riverside danger. Field director at a joint University of Pennsylvania and British Museum expedition, Worley discusses inhabitants fleeing to hills and shows film from the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Euphrates
Mieanotania
C. Leonard Worley
Wooly
University of Pennsylvania
British Museums
Teonard
Cupid Hits Stride Again Four Couples Get Licenses
After a weekend spike, Cupid’s luck returned as four marriage licenses were issued in Dothan area. John B Bevan 2 and Nettie Givens 24 of Dothan route one. Gordon W Elliott 21 and Agnes Craft 19 of Camp Springs. L C Waters 22 of Midland City route one and Amanda Matthews of Dothan route five. The fourth couple requested anonymity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid’ Awong
Courthourt
John B. Bevan
Dothan
Nettie Givens
Gordon W. Elliott
Agnes Craft
Camp Springs
Ala
L. C. Waters
Midland City
Amanda ©. Matthews
Jar of Nickels Gone At Store Here Four Negro Boys Nabbed
A jar of nickels and a ticket jar vanished from a local store in North Faster retreet. Four boys aged 2 to 15 were later arrested in connection with the theft, with the stolen coins valued from 19 to 175 dollars. Police report the incident tied to a guessing contest tied to the jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btney
McCrea
Demurrer Set For Cannon Case On November 20
Justice James Proctor fixed Friday November 20 for arguments in the District of Columbia Supreme Court on Bishop James Cannon's demurrer to an indictment charging willful violations of the corrupt practices law. The date followed an agreement between Assistant District Attorney John Wilson and Cannon's chief counsel Robert McNeill. Also in court, Bishop Cannon and Ada Burroughs, treasurer of his 1923 Anti Smith Democratic committee, were brought to bond at $1,000 each on related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
James Cannon
John Wilson
Cannon
Robert McNeill
Ada Burroughs
Anti- Smith Democratic Committee
Young Apache Indian confesses to girl student killing
The Justice Department said Golney Saidour, a young Apache Indian, confessed to killing Henrietta Schmerter, a Columbia University research worker, on the White River Indian Reservation in Arizona last July. He is held on the reservation and will be tried in federal court. El Paso agents conducted the test. Schmerter's body was found on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Golney Saytour
Henrietta Schmerter
White River
Arizona
Bureau of Investigation
Seymour
Columbia University
el Paso
Miss Schmerler
Opening of hunting season colors Alabama woods with caution
Squirrel deer and bear roam as hunters await November 7 opening while birds like doves quail and ducks await their own dates. J T Quinn, commissioner of game and fish, urges hunters to follow the sportsman code stay within bag limits and handle firearms with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Animal Kingdom
Feathery
Baldwin County
Derem Nner
J. T. Quinn
Voters In Dothan Meet Last Registration Day
County officials led by B. B. Farmer T. B. Forteon and HOG Purcell oversee the final voter registration session at the courthouse with registrations planned in Gor don Pansey and Dothan before January’s end in this county.
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Dothan
Courthous
Gordon
Pansey
Regiatrain
Dethan
B. Farmer
Forteon
HOG. Purcel
Low Temperature Rushes Harvest Across Alabama Crops
Auburn, Nov 2. Cooler days hasten Alabama harvest as farmers push to finish before winter. Cotton prices rose last week, boosting market optimism amid strong Britain mill demand. South Alabama leads with cotton and hog marketing, pecan yields eyed at 479000 for eight regions, and farmers begin turkey and holiday preparations as November harvests roll on.
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Auburn
Alabama
Great Britain
Lorge Cotton Mills Reaum
South Alabama
Tennessee Valley
Ncal
Alabame
Celt Canal
Barbour
Dallas
Glingie
Montgomery
Mabie
Baldwin
ThankegheIng
Turkey
Mtate
Torbey Estes
Ain Deere
Will Have Contest To Boost College Game Here Noy 11
A committee proposes a contest to boost a college game at Huser College. The plan involves prize incentives and guest demonstrations to attract attention and support from local fans in Pineville and nearby areas. The effort includes coordinating with athletic officials and publicizing the event through community channels.
Motarende to Boost for Highway Pavints
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soren
Nursing service reforms discussed at Alabama nursing meeting
Janet M. Geller of New York, director at the American Nursing Association, urged better distribution of nursing services to avoid unemployment and gaps in care for those neither rich nor poor. She argued economics of nursing mirror general economics and called for smaller, more efficient units to reach a broader public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien
Janet M. Geller
New York
American Nuracy Association
Mins Gelater
Mim Geister
West Jfour
Cnorerate
Better Times Loom in Monthly Banking Survey
A New York report notes public confidence returning to banking as National City Bank leads, with large city banks holding about 40 percent of national resources. The survey cites stability, caution over inflation, and shifting debt dynamics as war-era price and wage controls ease. It highlights large banks’ ability to aid smaller institutions and explains inflated debt arising from wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National City Bank of
Donle
Seldespread
Falhires
Gars Bank
Dollar Day Business Surge Sparks Saturday Boom
A garbled but consistent report notes a rise in business this Saturday amid Dollar Day events. The fragment hints at merchants and vendors seeing increased activity, with mentions of shops, sales, and local commerce, though specifics remain unclear.
Strawberry Association Formed Here in Houston County
About 40 local farmers organized the Houston County Strawberry Association at Rehobeth School. A courthouse meeting in Dothan is planned for Saturday Nov 14 at 2 20 PM to drum up interest in planting berries. W L Walek cited profits from berries and corn, with 150 acres yielding significant returns. officers were elected and plans set for further meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Houston County Strawberry Association
New Theaugh
A. R. Haretzan
Hourton County
John Henry Halatexd
Toute
Grady Tnderwood
Troute
Aqueduct Bombing Shuts Water to Los Angeles
AP reports a dynamite blast damaged the aqueduct from the high Sierra foothills near Hawhone Canyon, disrupting water supply to Los Angeles. Authorities ordered Mohave and nearby guards to the scene for safety as officials assess the extent of the damage to the controversial water conduit.
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Los Angeles
Wav
Buren
Nahe
Ing Win
Hawhone Canyon
Moreve
Wahrkmen
Mohave
Anges
Yrren Owenn Vahey Ranchers
Degeaty
Sheritta
Opalice
Young Lawyers Pay Couple's Judgment
Two lawyers paid a couple's judgment after a disputed lien case involving a farmer and a tannery. The case drew attention to the legal costs and settlement, with details indicating a financial resolution reached through legal action and mediation.
Totley's Cuiton Market item glitch
Totley market listing appears garbled with incomplete phrases and stray letters, showing unclear product details and pricing. No clear date or organization identified. text suggests a catalog or ad fragment rather than a full notice.
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Clara Fish
Japan
Russia
Trunk
Winnie Ruth Judd
Phoenix
Ariz
Civic Club
State Association
Rotary Club
Movement of Board of Education
Board of Education
Dothan Rotary Club
Rotary Letter
Cupid
Bishop Cannon
Pierre Laval
France
Washington, D.C
Hoover
John J. Perahing
Paul Claudel
United States
Mile. Joare Laval
Laval
Henry L. Stimaen
Marshil Heath Petaln
Frante
Huser College
York
Harlan
Theodore Dreiser
Porig
Pineville
Nursing Service
Tireeeen
Satieen
J. R. Harrison
W. L. Walsh
Aqueduct
Owens Valley
Deynold
Totley’s Cuiton Market
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