Ill Health and Market Losses Tied to Thanksgiving Tragedy
Chicago reports reveal James Barrett Pauley shot his wife and then himself on Thanksgiving Eve. Ill health and stock losses were cited as motives, though police search for a definitive cause continues. Pauley, a longtime Chicago coal firm executive, and his wife were to dine with friends when the double tragedy occurred. their chauffeur found the scene after delays, with the couple dead about 20 minutes.
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Chicago
Gould Coast
James Barrett
Pauleys
Pauley
Will F. Bode
Bushnell
Ohio
Richmond P
Brown Stars In 26-12 Thanksgiving Victory For Enterprise
Fred Brown scored four touchdowns as Enterprise defeated Dothan 26-12 in the annual Thanksgiving clash. Enterprise opened with a quick score but trailed 6-0 before Brown broke it open with two rushing TDs and a final burst of 70 yards. Dothan had 17 first downs by rushing and four by pass, while Enterprise managed three by rush and four by pass. The game featured strong punting and a cordial, clean atmosphere with officials Brennan and Slingluff.
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Fred Brown
Enterprise
Dothan
Brown
Ian Enterprise
Whitehead
Espy
Cohan
Jim Brennan
Betts Slingluff
Rawls
Unm
E. Dothan
Browns
Montgomery City Employee Killed in Huntin Trip
One person died and three were injured in holiday accidents around Montgomery. George Thronburg, city clerk, was killed when his gun discharged in a hunting accident at his land home. KR O. Ledbetter and Tor Holman of Titus are in hospital after a truck collided with a tractor near Lock 18 above Wetumka. Miss Bessie Morgan of Montgomery sustained minor injuries when her automobile hit a telephone pole last night.
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Montgomery
Ala
Vicilnity Vesters
George Thronburg
City
Hischland
KR. O. Ledbetter
Tor Holman
Titus
Wetumaka
Bessie Morgan
Son Pleads for Gun Gets It and Is Killed
Leo Atwill, 16, begged his mother for a firearm to join friends on a Thanksgiving rabbit hunt. She relented. While resting, the gun slipped from a tree and discharged, striking him in the heart and causing his death on the first hunting day.
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Washington
Leo Atwill
Leo
Federal Grand Jury Returns Sixty Four Bills in Alabama
BIRMINGHAM Ala Nov 2017 The federal grand jury returned 64 true bills in a report to Judge W Grubbs Five names in the indictments entered pleas of guilty to charges of violating the prohibition law Among cases investigated was the Alabama Mutual Building and Loan Association which advertised in national publications Several stockholders in the association reside outside Alabama Allister McAllister former vice president was indicted by a Jefferson county grand jury and sentenced to four to six years in Kilby prison for embezzlement The report notes varied reactions to market costs and views of a recent stock market debacle
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Birmingham
Ala
W. Grubbs
Alabama Mutual Building and Loan Association
Alabama
Allister McAllister
Jefferson County
Kilby
Thanksgiving and club notices fill Columbia week
A list of community events fills the week with services at the Baptist church, Salmagundi Club meetings, Methodist W M S programs, a Masonic Eastern Star joint session, Mothers Club activities, birthday celebrations, and multiple Personal notices detailing visits, travels, and births.
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Jession
Mev
Bom. Stewart
K. L. Duakley
L. A. Slate
W. W. Peterson
C. B. Culbreth
Mr. Turner
James Stanton Rodney
Annette Zorn
Carolin Ford
A. J. Jones
Fred Walker
Musical Review on WEAF Saunderland Lyrics Evening
Ambiguous text notes a musical review on WEAF with ballads and a Saturday evening program. Mentions a group called the Junior Sarad Neshville and Commerce, though many words are garbled. Likely a local radio listings item describing upcoming broadcasts and participants.
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WEAF
Sarad Neshville
Bers of Commerce
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