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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1930

Page

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British French airship inquiry into disaster near Beauvais

A British French investigation began into the Beauvais disaster in France after the airship exploded and crashed into a hillside. Forty seven lives were lost with seven survivors. Named dead include Jed Thomson and Sir Sefton Brancker.

Beauvats France Deee Bundey BM Son Jed Thomson Sefton Brandon Qriefstricken Gists John Salmond Seltiete

Voters To Name Tax Collector In Houston County Special Election

Houston county voters head to the polls tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to name a tax collector. Seven candidates face the ballot amid questions over campaign expense filings and official beat and box locations listed across the county for voting.

Houston County Vicksburg Jellico Brannon's Hathorn Ellison‘s Singletary Whiddon City Hall Courthouse Piney Grove Taylor Madrid Clark's School House Cottonwood Hodgesville Cameron School House Keyton Cowarts Webb Kinsey Ashford Crosby Grangerberg Gordon Pansy Columbia Bentley School House Dupree School House

Mothers World War Dead Sought in Alabama List

The adjutant general of Alabama seeks the addresses of widows and mothers of soldiers named below to offer them a pilgrimage to the grave of their son or husband through U S government programs. Names include Nichols Berrens Hoggan Cochran Edwards Fowler Gardner Gibby Hood Jackson Jones Logan Love Maxwell Keighley Sanders Seay Skelton and others.

Adjutant General of Alabama U. S Adjutant General Montgomery Nicholas Berrens Way 14Th Co James Hoggan Roland G. Cochran Ester Edwards Steve Regiment Bennie Fowler 25Th Military Police Luther M. Gardner 58Th Infantry James Gibby Pvt Veterans Hospital No. 21 Wiliam Hood Prt 986Th Infantry Reuben Jackson 324Th Labor Bn. Qmc Raymond Jones A0eth Pioneer Infantry Jonas Logan Sith Connie Love 167Th Infantry Dock Maxwell Pfc Wm. C. Keighley William J. Sanders Royal Seay Pic Robert J. Skelton

Hill urges vacation for Heflin to keep Alabama Democrats united

Congressman Lister Hill of Montgomery told a Houston county audience the Democratic party could enjoy peace in Alabama if Heflin and Locke were given a long vacation to stop their bid. He said deserters should not become leaders and denounced third party efforts as doomed. He praised party progress and warned Republicans against aiding the dissidents, calling them Pollywogs and predicting a November showdown.

Democratic Party Alabama Lister Hill Montgomery County Court House Tom Heflin Hill K. L. Forrester Houston National Bank Democratic Campaign Committee Houston County Democratic Committee Heflin Hugh Locke Raskob-Tammany Party Raskob Party Locke Hil

Hoover Addresses Labor and Legion at Boston Conventions

President Hoover spoke at the American Federation of Labor and the American Legion gatherings in Boston, urging national teamwork to ease unemployment and a citizenry focused on law, peace, and the ballot. He noted progress from White House labor collaborations, acknowledged ongoing unemployment, and urged Legionnaires to project goodwill and civic duty abroad and at home.

Hoover American Legion Labor Federation Boston The American Federation of Labor American Legion Statler Federation Legionnaires White House

American Legion opens 12th annual convention in Boston

In Boston on October 6 the 12th annual American Legion convention began with National Commander Bodenhamer in attendance and several thousand visitors in the galleries. The Alabama delegation noted a business mood but Birmingham Drum Corps drew crowds with turkey red coats and white helmets. Mississippi state commander W Dadiey Owen and national adjutants were mentioned in related remarks as planning for the event.

Hoover Booste Boston Mass Alabama Fufus H. Bethea Birmingham Jackson, Mise Moaesty Tye Mississippi W. Dadiey Owen Forest G. Cowper Jadanazuela Roinning Owen Robert T Morrow Jackson

Injured Fireman Raymond Keel Improves in Hospital

Hospital officials report Raymond Keel, a firefighter, is much improved after a Friday night fall while carrying hose across a ditch to combat a small haze. He suffers a fractured back and previously dislocated spinal joints in earlier injuries, with concerns he faces similar pain again.

Raymond Keel Nreman Keel Burt

Mind Deranged Farmer Accidentally Kills Himself South of Dothan

Willie Carr a 35 year old farmer ten miles south of Dothan on Campbellton highway died Sunday after placing a shotgun in a kitchen wall and firing it his brains were blown from his head and scattered across the room He had been mentally unbalanced since an accident four months earlier He survived by his widow and five children Funeral services were held at Mehobeth church with burial in the church yard Deputies and the coroner ruled the death as suicide with a jury verdict

Willie Carr Dothan Campbellton Highway Mr. Carr Carr Joe Sollina Hilson Cameron Arthur Line Mehobeth G. Baldwin

Davis Withdraws From Houston County Tax Collector Race

Alvin D. Davis withdrew from the Democratic primary for Houston County Tax Collector citing failure to file campaign expense reports on time. He thanked supporters and endorsed another candidate, saying he will not continue in the race tomorrow.

Davis Alvin D. Davis Tax Cnvictor Houston County Fle Ortober T Alvis Davis

Bo McMillin Weds Gallatin Bride Today

Bo McMillan of Centra College football fame marries Gallatin native Katheryn Vihear. Mrs McMillan was a former student at Kansas State Agricultural College. The ceremony occurs Monday at Central College with friends and coaches in attendance.

Gallatain Mon Ross McMauiin Centra Colege Mesu Milin Moss Katheryn Gi- Vihear Gelletin Formor Kanese Agregar Eoliewe Ocmhera Pet Ear Te Bosd

Box Score Summary of Watkins Ninth Inning Rally

Huns drove in Foxx twice to take the lead as Wilson delivered two base hits. Foxx hit a solo homer and sacrifice plays moved runners. Adams to Frisch to Bottomley completed double plays. St Louis left 8 on, Philadelphia 6. Grimex issued 3 walks to Dykes Moore and Cochrane, Farnshaw 8 to Gelbert Hat ey, Grove 1 to Blades. Grimes fanned 7, Farnshaw 5, Grove 2. Earnshaw allowed 2 hits in 7 innings, Grove 2 in 2. Grove earned the win. Umpires Mortarity plate, Righer first, Geisel second, Reardon third. Time 1:53.

Huns Foxx Wilson Grimes Adams Frisch Bottomley St. Louis Philadelphia Grimex Moore Cochrane Farnshaw Gelbert Hatey Grove Blades Bishop Boley Miller Athletics Dyker Lottomley Simmons Cardinals Douthit Adama Frinch

70 Year Old Man On Trial For Slaying In 1883

In Cunterville Alabama James F Neely a 70 year old man goes on trial for murder in the 1883 killing of Hiram Cooley atop Georgia mountain. Neely arrested in Texas after 47 years on the run with no defense witnesses expected to testify, state witnesses include locals who witnessed the fight. The trial to begin at noon with a decision expected by nightfall.

Cuntersville Ala Marshall County James F. Neely Hiram Cooley Georgia Mountain Cooley Neely Tyler Texan Conley James Conley J. B. Walls

Foxx's Ninth inning homer lifts A's over Cardinals

In Sportsman Park St Louis Jimmy Foxx belted a ninth inning homer off Cochrane to give Philadelphia the Athletics a 2-0 win over the Cardinals and move them back into the World Series lead three games to two. Pitching duel highlights a nearly scoreless affair as both clubs battle for the championship.

Associated Press Sportsman's Park ST. Louis Jimmy Foxx Cochrane Athletics Cardinals Mackmen

Foxx Saves Day as A's First Baseman Lifts Win

The A's beat the opponent as their first baseman, Foxx, delivered the only earned run of the game with a homer in the fifth inning, sealing the victory.

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Jewh Wirt Sir John London A. V Pres‘dent Pectin Barsque John Lord Thomson Sefton Brancker Atlantic Cantington Karoem India Willey HJ. Leach Airship Works Beauvais Aia Ikase Congressman Hill Virginia Sue Pollard John Garland Pollard Herbert Lee Boatwright, Jr Danville Washington Legion the Arena QO. L. Bodenhamer Davie Bo” McMillin Font al Watkins Earnshaw P.O. A. E. J. Louis GeGlbert P Blades Fointly Themayr Neely Tennessee Janes Nealy James Neely Ernshaw By Alan Gould Hafey Mmwler Hansa Rita Gilbert Tillien Sirike Haas Wil Foxx Saves Yimmy Foxx
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