Schoolboy 12 Fatally Falls From Bus
A 12 year old schoolboy, Thomas Ammons, fell from a moving bus between Ozark and Echo ground. He was riding on the fender when balance was lost as the driver shifted gears, leading to fatal injuries. Funeral plans await his father’s arrival from Ellas. The body lies at Holmen Funeral Home in Ozark.
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Bis
Ammons
Anenus
Thomas Ammons
Hines
Hison
Ellals
Ozark
Holmen Fusneral
Worties
OL COMPANIES IN TEXAS TARGET FOR 15 OUSTER SUITS
Texas sues 19 air companies and two petroleum trade associations in Travis County court. James Allred alleges a nationwide conspiracy to fix gasoline and petroleum markets starve independents. Defendants include Standard 641 Companies, Shell, Gulf Refining, and Sinclair. Forfeiture of charters and revocation of permits requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Travis
James Allred
Storaey
Allred
Independut
Stendard
New Tumy
New York
California
Shell Petroleum Corporation
Tem
Gulf Refining
Sinclair Companies
Man Injured In Highway Car Crash Hospitalized
G Liddon Jr of Marianna is in a Dothan hospital after a motor car crash on the highway near Graceville. Most injuries were sustained when the vehicle overturned. His condition was initially described as serious and feared fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Liddon, Jr
Marianna
Str & Dothan Hospital
Liddon
Graceville
Today's Cotton Market Announcement Headlines
An all day event at the courthouse was announced today. The notice outlines cotton market figures and dates, mentioning W. Falmer of New York and various figures in a stylized market update. The fragmentary text references court hours and Thackerizing Day with unsettled numbers and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Falmer
New York
Alek Low Chase P
Houston Accepts Inheritance Tax Amendment Gift
Houston county voters approved the state inheritance tax amendment by about four to one, approving a federal gift of roughly 250 000 dollars annually. Local results showed unanimous opposition in several towns and statewide tallies indicated a decisive majority in favor as returns came in slowly after the Armistice holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
Hodgesville
Keyton
Hathorn
New Providence
New Providence. Grangerburg
Bentley
Dupree
Mobility of Armies To Count in Future Battles Says Major
BIRMINGHAM AL Nov 17 AP Major Sareno Brett of the US Army Tank Corps told Birmingham reserve officers that mobility will decide victory in future wars. He argued faster armies win postwar battles, noting success hinges on speed and ability to reach targets. He favored lighter, speedier tanks over the heavier World War I models as tests proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Sareno Breit
Unites States Army Tank Corps
Brett
Dothan Baking Co to Open Next Week
The Dothan Baking Co will open early next week in the former Shulmann Bakery building on N Foster Street. W H Everidge and HR M Everidge of Columbus Ga manage the new plant. The building has been remodeled and repainted. Trucks will operate in the area and retail bakery products will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Baking Co
Shulmann Bakery
N. Foster Street
W. H. Everidge
HR. M. Everidge
Columbus
Ferridge Bakery
American Baking Co
BR. M Everiage
Southern Baking Co
Buking Company
Jeffries Likely to Return for Arson Case in Federal Probe
William B. Jeffries, former Houston county tax collector, is slated to be returned to Dothan to face federal charges accusing him of intent to defraud the government of 540. He waived preliminary hearing in West Palm Beach and will be sent back as court dates permit. Also noted: Hutchings, another official, faces embezzlement charges and a $5,000 bond. Panama City jurors freed Barrow and Cox on arson charges in the St. Andrews Bay Lumber Co. case. Hancock held on perjury as Green’s testimony raised contradictions about the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Jeffries
Houston County
Dothan
U. B
Jenna
Jeffries
U. S
West Palm Beach
Fis
Louie DeNette
Jozn
U. S. Grand Jury
Delvette
Jettries Elc
Thomas L. Hutchings
Houston
Joan
Raleigh
N.C
Hutedinga
An. Bersling
Hutchings
Herderson
N. C
Hateigh
Panama City
Fla
Ij. M. Barrow
St. Anthany Bay Lumber Co
Robert Wester
Allen Cox
Bay County
W. T. Hancock
Annual Car License Rush Starts At Courthouse
A rush to purchase motor car licenses resumed at the courthouse as a 15 percent penalty and a $1.50 court citation fee loom. Extra staff handled the surge with several hundred licenses sold by midday. Armistice Day closures yesterday partly caused today’s spike. the penalty takes effect Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Powers Taken Back to Enter Plea in Five Killings
Harry Powers, the 42 year old matrimonial agent indicted for the killings of two women and three children, was brought from the Monongalia State Penitentiary to Clarksburg to enter his plea and then returned to the penitentiary after a tense incident involving a threatened attack on his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Andee Bency
Harry Powers
Ang
Atate
Monndeville
Jait
Tgches
Powers
State
Wfe
Harriman County
Ftst
Darrell Critically Injured in Westville Lumber Yard
Arthur Darrell age 25 of Westville was in critical condition at 2 Pothen hospital after a tree collapsed in a lumber yard work area near Westville. His skull was fractured and he was unconscious when found this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teee Falus
Arthur Darrell
Westville
Fis
Pothen Hospital
Darnell
Ove Feying
Funeral Today for Norma Jerkins Fatally Shot
Norma Jerkins 22 was found mortally wounded near the A C L baggage room. She died at 5 a m after being rushed to hospital. Police said death appears to be self inflicted with a .45 caliber pistol, one cartridge discharged. Funeral set for 3 p m at East Main Street home with burial in city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jerkins
City Cemetery
Hs Parents
East Main Street
Young Jerking
Potlee
D. C. Halewa
Wen
Better Business, Reports Indicate Improvement in Conditions
Reports to the Gifford unemployment committee cited higher prices for cotton, wheat, and oil as leading indicators of improved business conditions. Notable gains included increased steel production in Pittsburgh and a rebound in resale activity in Birmingham and Mobile, with a large share of the 99 percent positive outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gifford
Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Mobile
Tigers Hope For Tight Showdown With Florala
Dothan High readies for a home game against Florala at the stadium, aiming to offset injuries. Coach Todd plans a strong lineup, despite Brook Sellers and Ralph Burteshaw sidelined, with kickoff set for 3 p.m. and a full turnout urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan High School
Florala
Atrong
Flect Baente
Tigers
Mount Bear
Baker Field
Tudd
Fioala
Brooka Sellers
Hax
Ralph Burteshaw
Dothop
Masium
Will Demonstrate Ease and Skill of Operations At Meet
At Birmingham Alabama on November 12 AP reports the Southeast Surgical Congress will convene for its third meeting. Surgeons from the region will gather to demonstrate operative ease and skill through four clinics and lectures by leading physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingnam
Aln
Southeastern Surgical Congress
Maren
Will Hed Funeral Tomorrow for Mrs Jessie Casey
Funeral arrangements set for Jessie Casey with services at the Pilgrim Rest Church conducted by Rev. Wm Beth. Her husband and parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reeves mourn her death. pallbearers include relatives Dewey Reeves and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Casey
Peothan
Jesee Carey
J. W. Reeves
Ernes
Jimmie Fighier
Beth
Tinnelen Funeral Gants
Dury J
Dewey Reeves
Crew From Wrecked Ship Picked Up
BALBOX, C. Z., Nov. 12 AP The U S Hwan reported today who picked up the crew of the wrecked avhorner Woden with 1) meno flying and five dead and that the captain was badly injured. She took to Hfcoat jm tow after taking out the survivors and the end and was proceeding to Coco Solo. Capt. Wabb, the message said, was suffering from serious spene injuries. Presumably these were the castaways alighted early in the week by a mail plane pilot on he New over the Caribbean. Alvpianes and ships have been searching the item ever slnce.
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Balbox
C. Z
Hwan
Meno
Wan
Coco Solo
Wabb
Caribbean
Cotton Uses Survey Expands Beyond One Thousand
BIRMINGHAM Ala Nov 12 AP finding the fleet 1 000 uses for cotton was by the Cotton Institute laureate ace and thousand that will count C.K. Everett representative of the institute notes 32 examples of possible uses already on exhibition surface scratched Everett says research aims to double that figure institute spending 359 4 000 In promotions of style tentions for women apparel Institute plans experiments with cotton fabrics in road construction and building programs Georgia highway board announced intention to support experiments with cotton in construction and improvement programs interstate and other states listed for further tests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Lertile Institute
C.K. Everett
Institute
Everett
Everet
Georgia Higneway Board
Imea
Varluan
New Jersey
Maasarhoriita
Tvnileland’ l
Iewhere
Medical Society Meets At Geneva
Geneva hosts a meeting of the Medical Society with Dr King of Mamgarasty presenting on branching and biodied disease and chest cine. Attendees include local physicians and witnesses from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Society
Geneva
Farm horse and mule face extinction in US
Montgomer y Al Nov 12 AP reports that the farm horse and mule are nearing extinction much like the American Indian. Demand remains strong from small farmers, but wheat lands are being cut up by ditches, and there is no surplus of work stock. Commissioner Beth P Storrs notes a drop in horses and mules under four years from about 11,000,000 in 1920 to under 2,000,000 in 1930. Western states shift to tractors, displacing breeding mines, and other regions show little interest in producing the animals needed by southern farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery. al
Norsu
Thare
Beth P. Storrs
Commieatoner of Agriculture and Industries
Horta Ansociatim of America
Storra
Lara
Alarre
Smoke Blankets Big Area In South
A smoky blackout spreads across the southern region from Virginia to Florida, with smoke reaching the Mississippi River and Kentucky areas. Mail operations paused as planes and workers halted, while towns like Birmingham and Atlanta report heavy haze and disrupted traffic.
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Atlanta
Afr
Virginia
Florida
Mississinpi
Kentucky
Sneknoaville
Alnhams
Bieningham
Atataes Bled
Montgomery Ware
Visitors Day At Schools Tomorrow
A garbled note references Visitors Day at schools set for tomorrow. The fragment mentions an event with officials expected to participate and a focus on student engagement, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Japan charges Russia aiding forces in China
Reports say 18 carloads of army and ammunition and 2000 troops from the International Communist Army arrived at Anganchi to reinforce Chinese forces under General Mah Chan Shan. China reports casualties and fears intensified clashes with Chinese police and rebels near Kungehuling as Geneva aids seek restraint.
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Japan
War Office
Anganchi
Russia
Chinene
Mak Chan Shan
Kungehuling
Chinean
Reval Hotere
Tokyo
Maur Churie
Chinchow
Geneva
Ariatde Briand
League of Nations
China
League
Manchuria
Mah Chan Shan
Talisihar
Mah Willl
Guna
Fuchowan
Alfred Bea
Leagie Council
Japfanewe
Aristide Briand
Paris
Dairies Supplying City Milk Announced Grades
Grades of the dairies supplying milk in the city were announced today by FB Whitfield city meat inspector. The list names Grade A producers including Dothan Ice Cream Co, J P Moore, Dalry South, Ride Dalry Hankiyy Daly, Qual ry Dairy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil
Dathan
FB. Whitfield
City Ithe
Meat Inspector
Fabio
Dothan Ice Cream Coy
J.P. Moore
Wen Dalry
South
Ride Dalry
Hankiyy Daly
Qualry Dairy
Locuse
Tf Careroll
PAL Muspee
Akwer Dairy
Owl Interest
Wiley
Pbee
Melby
Geneva CHS Notes and Health Week Report
In Geneva CHS and Heard of Health programs a large audience attended health events this week. Mr Phelere and Aunt Hala Brewer led nursing activities while community members and students participated in demonstrations and health screenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Paul We Austis
Austist
Phelere
Nurson
Hala Brewer
County Heals
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Orly
Man
U.S
Dry Forces
George Adams
Fort Wayne
Ind
Amoz
W. W. Woodcock
Prohibition
Iege
Robert Green
Hancock
Green
Davin
Barrow and Wealer
W. C.bherman
Cuarter Russ
Dixie
Dixie Cotton
Memphis
Tenn
Memphia
Floralians
Victina
Quertesig
Marni
Wat King
Slider
Mohan Claire
Sioans
Satine
Detan
Amocavid Press
CHS
Wambone's Meditations
Br JF. Abey
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