Shot hits former Kentucky official amid heated election clash
In Bowling Green Kentucky Henry Denberdt former lieutenant governor was shot and wounded during a downtown confrontation after a heated statewide election. Five shots were fired at Democratic worker W K Dent, one bullet struck Denberdt below the shoulder. He surrendered at a police station and remains seriously injured but expected to recover. Dent is among four men named in warrants charging shooting in a suburban precinct. Dent says he moved toward Denberdt and a shot from Henry Hines, another Democrat, was fired.
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Owling Green
Henry Denberdt
Kentucky
W. K. Dent
Dent
American Legion to Sponsor Do Than Carnival Week
The Dothan American Legion will sponsor a carnival at Pilcher lot on East Main next week. Coe Brothers Shows will run the midway attractions with 12 large moral displays for ladies and children and a lineup including Pete Jubzco, Jog Hollander, Teddy the bear and other acts. Monday features newsboys night and Saturday is children’s day with free admission for pupils.
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Dothan
Dothan American Legion
Cos Brothers
Pilcher Lot
East Male Treat
Coe Brothers Dhue
Enigma
Hyko
Coe Brothers
Dan Newton Freed of Charges Here
Charges against Dan Newton of near Headland were dropped. The grand jury did not consider the case after a Tuesday convening, and Newton said he was released on bond following arrest by local authorities.
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Dan Newton
Dan ‘Newton Ymusx Mar
Headland
Brecking
Newton Wholesale Grocery
Newton Ward Touy
Newton
Liz Po- Nee
Wes
Junior High Team To Meet Slocomb in Dothan Clash
The Junior High football team is set to play Slocomb reserves tomorrow at 2:18 p.m. in Dothan. It will be their first game this season in Dothan with pep meetings today and a parade planned before kickoff.
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Socomy
Dothan
Juntor High
Jontor High
Rerres
Riccomb
Nine Women Named for Bicentennial Clubs Committee
Montgomery Alabama AP reports nine outstanding members of the Alabama Federation of Women’s clubs have been named by Mrs. I. T. Quint to serve on the George Washington Bicentennial committee. The group will direct the state program, oversee tree planting, and memorialize America’s first president. Members include Mrs. Bradford Knapp as chairman, with co chairs Mrs. J. R. Duncan and others from Auburn Roanoke Hartselle Bessemer Birmingham Morton Montgomery Andalusia and Monroeville. The centennial celebration began last year with a black walnut tree planted from Mount Vernon on the state capitol lawn. President Mrs. Quinn urged clubs to cooperate for a success, with programs on naturalization, tree planting, and citizenship.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs
I. T. Quint
George Washington
America
Apa
Bradford Knapp
Auburn
J. R. Duncan
Roanoke
J. B. Orr
Hartselle
Henry F. Morton
Bessemer
George E. Denham
Birmingham
C. Js. Pegues
Morton
Red Lancaster
W. H .Albritton, Jr
Andaluste
Lucien Jones
Monroeville
Montgormery
Federation
Mount Vernon
State Capitol
Quinn Urgem
State l Committee
Bira
Knapp
Anbuzt
Will Go To Florida To Testify In Jeffries Case
Three or four witnesses from the Houston section will travel to West Palm Beach Florida to testify in the case of W B Jeffries former Houston county tax collector charged with defrauding the federal government of 30 dollars. Louis DeNette chief of the aid loan investigators said Jeffries allegedly obtained government loans by false application. The hearing will be before a U S commissioner in West Palm Beach Tuesday. The former official had not obtained $500 bond today on the seed foam charges, Mr Deretye said.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
W. B. Jeffries
Houstoneounty
Louis DeNette
Jeffries
U. 5
Houston
der [Retye
Offices Seeking Flop Bearded Mule
Birmingham dispatch reports a bizarre incident as a man seeks a mule described as 1100 pounds and 11 years old to pull a load. The stranger vanished after borrowing the mate to assist with a load on route T, according to FY. W. Skelton who saw him at the door.
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Birmingham
W. Skelton
E Strane
Brock Acquitted in Payroll Robbery Case at Birmingham
Birmingham and Jefferson County court records show Brock, a former Louisville and Nashville railroad official, acquitted of complicity in a $5,563 payroll heist on a train near the city last March 24 after 17 hours of jury deliberation. The trial, the longest in county history, followed testimony alleging Brock engineered the robbery with Arthur Buronp.
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Brock
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Here
Arthur Buronp
Louisville and
Nafeille Railroad
Two Men Injured in Cottonwood Road Wagon Crash
Two men were seriously hurt when a wagon drawn by a mule was struck on the Cottonwood road five miles from Do Than. The mule died later. occupants John Mesaer and Ed Barnes of Cetyonwond suffered leg injuries. the wagon’s shafts were broken and the animal had to be killed. The truck driver was Mr Oliver of Cottonwood and the truck was owned by W. Bt. Lewis of Collongwood.
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Dothan
Cottonwood Road
Sheriffs Office
John Mesaer
Ed Barnes
Besser
Barnes
Cetyonwond
W. Bt. Lewis
Collongwood
Mr. Oliver
Cotton
Navy League backs statement condemning naval policy
Washington November 5 The Navy League executive committee endorsed William Gardiner's attack on the administrations naval policy with only one dissenting vote The committee issued the formal statement as President Hoover named a committee to investigate the charges and pledged faith in government officers while calling for an impartial inquiry to shed light on current naval conduct
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Washington
William Gardiner
Navy League
Nly
Rene Dent Hoover
Couple Receives License at Local Probate Office
A marriage license was issued yesterday at the probate judge's office to William Shelby Mons of Arkford and Jewel Monet Lawnoty, 18, of Ashford, formalizing their union.
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William Shelby Mons
Arkford
Ashford
Andrew J Miller elected Dothan Kiwanis president
Andrew J Miller was elected president of the Dothan Kiwanis club at a regular meeting at the Houston hotel. He succeeds M. D. Mack and will serve as president for the coming year. Other officers named include W. R. Jordan as first vice president and J. L. Vaughn as second vice president.
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Andrew J. Miller
Dothan Kiwanis Club
Houston Hotel
Mile Iter
M. D. Mack
W. R. Jordan
Aes
1Oth Vicw
J. L. Vaughn
Clarence Touart
M. D. Black
M. E.sparks
Harvey McBryde
Gam Blumberg
Kiwanis
Dothan High School
Misa Elizabeth Horsely
C. C. Mosely
John W. Riah
Hubert McCarty
Hiwanlon
D. McCarty
John Budd
Dot
Kener
Jackson County Man Enters Corn Ears In International Show
CHICAGO November 5 AP Fossett of Jackson County Alabama presented Alabama's best entry for the International Grain and Hay show to be held at Chicago Stock Yards November 2 to December 5. His exhibit includes a ten ear sample of white dent corn entered in the world's largest competitive display of farm crops.
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Chicago
Fossett
Section
Jackson County
Alabama
Chicago Stock Yards
Etowah Moonshiners See Business Rise in Detour
GASSDEN Ala Nov 5 AP The drought ended and plumes of smoke rise from Lookout Mountain signaling a revival of business among Etowah moonshiners. County officers say operations revived after water supply returned, ending a standstill caused by dry mountain streams.
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Gassden
Ala
Lookout Mountain
Etowsh
Fatal fall near Mount Tene ham in Switzerland
An eleven-year-old girl, daughter of Count and Countess L Prinetti Can teliati of Florence, Italy, died after dipping and falling while walking to Mount Tene ham near St Moritz Switzerland. She was rushed to a hospital but died.
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Mount Teneham
SS Moritz
Switzerland
jCount
L. Prinetti
Two Men Sentenced After Guilty Pleas To Burglary
Two men Lennie Kirkland and Wille Culver pleaded guilty to eight burglaries and were each sentenced by Judge H A Pearce to one to two years in the state penitentiary. Kirkland charged with breaking into W Highs smokehouse and Culver with Vann Green's smokehouse. Willan A Sangam alias Bil Ransom pleaded guilty to liquor transporting and also drew one to two years in prison.
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H. A. Pearce
Lennie Kirkland
Wille Culer
Efe
Kirkland
Culver
Vann Green
Willan A. Sangam
Important D A V Meeting in Dothan Chapter Told
The Dothan chapter of the Dire abled América Veterkhe announced an important meeting tonight at the We G 8 hall in North Fem Arkh. Officers said the session will discuss several business matters and was to be attended by members from nearby areas. The meetings are held on the first and third Tuesday each month under Khegutne.
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Mtn
Dothan
América Veterkhe
We. G. 8
North Fem Arkh
Tmwerock
Lane
Jess
Atatama
Dythan D. A. Vopkerger
Parade and Address In Anniston Navy Veterans
The article notes a parade and address in Anniston Alabama involving Navy veterans and artillery displays. It mentions a march and a port area ceremony with features and participants likely including veterans of the war and local dignitaries.
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Anniston Navy
Difficulties in Financing Southern Schools Highlighted
In Chapel Hill on November 8, Dr James J Dorter dean of the College of Education at the University of Alabama opened the Southern Conference on Education at the University of North Carolina. Dorter warned the South suffers from the lowest per capita income and weak state tax systems which curb education spending. He urged greater public sacrifice for education and argued that higher expenditures would boost wealth and future tax capacity.
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Chapel Hill
N. CG
South
James J. Dorter
College of Education
University of Alabam
University of North Carolina
Poster
Kenorat
Donter
Alabama
Miss Ragland Attends PTA Council Meeting
Miss Mary Ragland is listed to attend a PTA council gathering at a nearby location. The brief notes her involvement and expected presence, noting local participation and community engagement.
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Mary Ragland
P. T. A Council
Tere
Things Looking Better In South As Work Given
Atlanta reports show a brighter economic picture with construction activity and more able to place workers. Four hundred seventy five were added to payrolls in three industries, with Gulf Mills Steel Co planning to resume operations across all departments on Monday.
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Atlanta
Red Fourth
Monauy
Besona
Flovhin
Gulf Mitches Bteel Co
Gadaden
No Crew Found Yet In Highway Robbery In Graceville Area
Graceville reports a highway robbery on the Graceville Marianna road. Wallace Miter, a Graceville truck driver for Sparks, was robbed of $100 after delivering a load of peanuts to Greenwood. Police searched the area but found no suspects or crew.
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Graceville
Gracevilum
Fin
Marianna Road
Turaday
Wallace Miter
Miter
Sparks Register
Greenwond
Dr Jones to Preach Same Sermon in 30 Alabama Towns
Bol Sonex College president Dr Hale Jones plans a Alabama tour, preaching the same sermon in thirty towns including Dothan and Phortonty counties. He aims to extend revival themes to citizens, with Ramy statements about religious outreach and community receipts.
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Dr. Jones
Alabama
Hale Jones
Bol Sonex Coltege
Florida
Unc Apeaker
Haegnat
Jenea
Alabina
Dothan
Phorton
Antengl
Pokal
Nflee
Tao Welani
War looms as 15 Jap troops die in Manchuria
Tokyo reports 15 Japanese troops killed and many wounded in a battle near the Nowak River bridge in Manchuria. A mixed brigade of 4,000 troops is being sent as replacements while Japan braces for possible foreign intervention. The communiqué promises “positive and effective measures” to counter the threat ahead of a U.N. date.
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Tra
Tokyo
Nowak River
Manchuria
Chinrar
LOM Froipa
Yverterity
Chine Nd Jiapan
Tongue of Nations
War Office
Chinene
Mah Chine Rhen
Mad dog kills fowls and hog near city limits
A dog that bit a chick and another dog near the Jasper McArthur home on Montgomery Highway was found afflicted with rabies by a late laboratory report. The mad dog attacked at the McArthur residence Monday and was killed. the hound was sent to the lab for examination as health officers supervise the case.
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Jasper McArthur
Montgomery Highway
Mables
McArthur
Diara
Rabine
Attendance planned for Dothan high football game in Montgomery
Supporters of the Dothan Bhan football squad plan to travel to Montgomery, leaving from the high school with buses and private cars. A pep meeting is set for the Exchange Hotel in Menigenery at 7 p.m., to rally fans and raise funds for the team. The Nitenot Cavid band will participate in the football fund drive heading to the capital.
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Dothan Bhan
Foc Montgomery
Fragmentary note on guards and instruction in a dated scene
A garbled passage references EAS TACGUT GARLIC and guards in a training or match context. It mentions instruction, promises, and growth of an institution, with nods to trick speaking guards and preventive measures. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or dates.
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Ies Tevet
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Kiwanis Club
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Woman‘a Missionary Union
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Luc ‘Erne
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J. W. Arers
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Newville
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Zion
Etowah
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Ruby Laffoon
Jett
William E Morrison
Louisville
Laffoon
Democrac
Harrison
Trepublican Machine
Hacrlaen Wis
Laffonn
Madisonville
Southern Schools
Dr. Doster
N. Carolina University
Gulf States Steel Co
Gadsden
Lee Dusienne
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Nanking
W. Vinann
American Presbyterian
Taichew
Kinnom
Gehirst
Wilma Peckwan
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