County 4-H Leaders Meet For Home Management Plans
At a meeting of county leaders and 4-H Club members held at the county home demonstration office yesterday morning, Miss Nell Pickens of Auburn presided. Women from Smyrna Selma Bur des Magnolia Ashford and other towns discussed home management improvements to be enacted immediately.
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Tme
Nell Pickna
Auburn
J. W. Fathorne
Ed Peterman
Ay. Springs
J. J Whiddon
J. R. Whatley
Ida Yanghety
Smyrna
C. HL Tbhens
W Toler
Bures
J. W. Taylor
Taylor
Mirs
L. G. Gradie
Selma
G. W.robinson
Magnolia
D. G.undress
J. E. Reese
Faduid
Sanford Pate
Jy. Creel
Ashford
Miss Pickus
Miss Pickens
Stocks Close Near Bottom in Narrow Trading
New York November 13 The stock market closed near the bottom after a liquidation wave pulled many leading issues down 10 to 20 points. Notable quotes included U S Steel 151.50 off 2 General Electric 173 off 11.75 Radio 1428.15 off 1.75 and Johns Manville 5 up 1.50. The New York Stock Exchange asked members to file daily position statements detailing stock loans and deliveries amid unclear explanations.
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New York
U.P
U. S&. Steel
Radio
General Electric
General Motors
Johns Manville
Avaconda
New York Stock Exchange
Dorothy Dix Addresses Steel Workers Convention
EDGEWATER PARK MISS New ALP Mrs BE M Gilmer known as Dorothy Dix spoke at the opening session of the Steel Makers convention. She warned she is viewed by some as a troublemaker and discussed family tensions and wives allowances. A fat man asked why more men bring wives to conventions and Dix recounted a Paris sandwich joke.
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Edgewater Park
New
BE. M. Gilmer
Dorothy Dix
BUC
Paris
Doroty Dix
Pas Acham Samiwich
Colorado Springs Considers Warning Tarred Billboard Rule
Colorado Springs officials debate an ordinance to ban tarred billboard images of girls advertising tobacco products. The measure, prompted by demands of 2,000 women, could impose fines of 35 to 25 dollars per violation.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Prohibition Raids Hit Chicago Night Clubs
Chicago raids targeted the Royale, Kelly's Stables, and the Beau Monde as federal and local authorities moved to close these cabarets under the prohibition laws. La Verne Norris announced immediate steps to shutter the venues, aiming to keep Chicago cabarets dry.
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Chicago
Texas Guinan
Kelly
Laverne Norris
K. C. Yellowley
Six Idaho Officials Face Prohi Charges in Northern County
Moscow dispatch reports six current and two former Idaho officials and others were arrested on prohibition violations tied to a 1924 emergency ordinance in Shoshone County. The indicted include Sheriff R. E. Weininger and Mullan officials Arthur Harwood and Army Welch, who claim license fees were legally used and that the charges stem from political motives.
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Moscow
Idaho
Shoshone County
Coeur D’alene
R. E. Weininger
Walace
Charles Bloom
Mullan
Arthur J. Harwood
Army Welch
Pullman
Henry Foss
Charles Ristal
George Huston
Elmer Olson
Weininger
Research on Biscuit Making at Alabama College
At Alabama College for Women in Montevallo six students test biscuit quality. They measure kneading time and oven heat, finding optimal results with 60 seconds kneading and baking at around 475 degrees Fahrenheit. Students include Myrtice Hicks, Helen Mitchell, Mamie Jones, Agnes Chandler, Thelma Abercrombie, and Lillian Granade.
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Alabama College For
Myrtice Hicks
Andalusia
Helen Mitchell
Hamilton
Mamie Jones
Selma
Agnes Chandler
Thelma Abercrombie
Montgomery
Lillian Granade
Brilliant
Baptists Open Convention At Gadsden Today
GADSDEN November 13 delegates gathered for the 106th annual session of the Alabama Baptist State Convention. The pastors council elected Rev Fancher president with J J Milford vice president Rev Cunningham secretary treasurer and Rev Seymour acting secretary. Key session topics included ministerial relief as L L Hearn led the discussion and W H Barton and H W Fancher spoke in the afternoon before the 9 AM start of the convention.
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Gadsden
Alabama Baptist State Convention
F. Fancher
Russellville
J. J. Milford
Huntsville
C. M. Cunningham
Fallassee
W. R. Seymour
Selma
L. L. Hearn
W. H. Barton
H. W. Fancher
Heflin delays motion to discharge audit panel on cotton exchanges
Sen Heflin of Alabama deferred immediate action on his resolution to probe the New York, Chicago and New Orleans cotton exchanges. He expects the Senate committee to report the measure tomorrow after hearings, with a possible floor discharge if no report is issued. The inquiry aims to assess depressant effects on cotton prices and stock market influence on cotton trading.
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Washington
Heflin
Alabama
New York
Chicago
Orleans
Committee For
Senate
New York Stock Exchange
Roscoe C. McCullough
Ohio
Thedore E. Burton
Merah
Idaho
Storekeeper Sentenced 12 Years for Killing
Athens, ila Nov 13 Eugene Poff 56 year old restaurant owner of Ardmore was convicted yesterday for killing Harry Hunter 27 a storekeeper and was sentenced to 12 years in the state penitentiary by a jury after more than 20 hours deliberation Poff confessed claiming he found Hunter embracing his wife in Hunters state late one day last September Hunter was stabbed to death with a pocket knife Attorneys for Poff indicated an appeal would be made
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Athens
Ila
Eugene Poff
Ardnore
Harry Hionter
Poff
King Hunter
Hunter
Weather report for Alabama: cloudy and colder
Weather note reports cloudy skies and a drop in temperature tonight in Alabama. Thursday forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and much colder conditions.
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Alabasa
German Princess Dies In Poverty After Divorce
Frau Victoria von Prussia sister of the former Kaiser dies at 63 in Bonn after her Russian adventurer husband sued for divorce. Her later years were spent in poverty and loneliness following renunciation of royal rights in 1927.
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Prussia
Pfrau
Alexander Zubkoff
Victoria von Prussia
Victoria
St. Francisco's Hospital
Frau Zubriff
Li Re
Marguerite
Ve Hess
Fredick Charles
Christof
Richard
Negro man commits suicide in early morning crisis
Joe Taylor a 30 year old Negro shot himself with a revolver in his car soon after supper last night. His mother woke to a 4:90 alarm and found him missing. A neighbor heard a shot around that hour. Health and domestic troubles were cited as motives for the act.
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Joe Taylor
Stirling
Congress activities and tariff debates dominate Senate sessions
Senate continues tariff debate amid a busy week with lobby hearings featuring Joseph J Grundy and Thomas A Hill. Reports note adjournment for tariff delay, discussions on shingle tariffs, and proposed moves on race and tariff policy. Senator Heflin signals action on cotton exchange inquiry and Charles C Hart is confirmed as minister to Peru.
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Senate
Joeph J. Grundy
Thomas A Hill
National Council of State
Man fined for nose punch after marriage request
In Chicago the court heard Antone Curcio refused a marriage plea and punched the woman on the nose. Judge Samuel Heller admonished him to be polite and chivalrous, fining Curcio 825 dollars, which he paid.
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Chicago
Antone Curcio
Samuel Heller
Curcio
Negro Held in County Jail on Unclear Charges
Police reported a Black man, identified as Joe Mathis, held in county jail after late night incident near Porter town. Officers said they detained a group and recovered items including several gallons. specifics of charges and location were not clearly stated.
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Fairvand Reac
Imern
Tanering
Negra
Tye
Robber shot in Brooklyn gun battle. woman killed
Police engage a fleeing convict in a running gunfight through Brooklyn’s retail district. George Small, 34, wounded after a long chase, died of five wounds. A bystander, Mrs Irene Sumner, 26, was fatally struck by a stray bullet while tending her 6 year old daughter. Two convicts killed, two wounded, two guards injured. four convicts escaped.
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Brooklyn
New York
Cpan Oscaped
George Small
Auburn State Prison
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Irene Sumner
Cabiict
Birt
Owas
Wochage
Youth social registrite elopes with chambermaid heiress to fortune
New York reports the elopement of Wil ascot Willock, a social registrite and heir to fortune, with chambermaid Adela Ingeibret. The couple left New York for unspecified destinations, prompting speculation by Wil Worthy, president of Steel company, about marital plans. Willock’s family, including Mrs. Willock of Lakewood, N Y, discovered the affair and the elopement amid financial and social tensions.
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New York
Wil
Cocia Pegistrite
Eid Chambers
Adela
Wieck
Bea
Me Ray
Steel Compar
Green elected president of Ala Baptist Convention
Jent F. Green of Montgomery was elected president of the Alabama Baptist Convention at the opening session in Gadsden. He defeated Dr. W Yarbrough and H C Anderson. The gathering drew about 600 delegates with over 1,000 expected.
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Gadnsden
Ala
Jyent F. Green
Montgomery
Alabama Baptist Convention
John W. Phillips
Mobile
Green
W Yarbrough
Jasper
H. C. Anderson
Birmingham
L. O. Dawson
Howard College
Methodists To Attend Alabama Conference
Local Methodist pastors J. W. Budd and J. F. McLeod will attend the Alabama Conference session in Montgomery next Wednesday. RB. D. Crawford and O. L. Tompkins from Foster Street Church and W. T. Singletary from Lafayette Street Church will accompany as lay delegates.
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J. W. Budd
J. F. McLeod
Alabama
Montgomery
RB. D. Crawford
O. L. Tompkins
Foster Street
W. T. Singletary
Lafayette Street
Robert M Searle Found Dead in Rochester
Rochester officials report Robert M. Searle president of the Rochester and Electric Corporation was found dead at his home from asphyxiation. Herman Upsell, the company vice president, said it was the result of self harm and noted the date as today.
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Rochester N. Y
Robert M. Searle
Rochester and Electric Corportion
Herman Upsell
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