Jan Kil led to death in Moly Heed crusher incident
Piward Kidd, 20, an employee of Sanitary Dairy in Cuthbert Georgia, was killed at 5 o'clock yesterday at the local dairy when a feed wheel mangled his body. He apparently attempted to step over exposed machinery. Survived by widow and parents. Funeral planned at Mount Hebron Church with Rev. Rumbley officiating.
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Piward Kidd
Sanitary Dairy
Kidd
Cuthbert
S. A. Kidd
Gunness
Ross
Rex
Robert
Raymond
Neval
Mount Hebron Church
Yelock
Rumbley
Fellows
Orrester
L Wilk Dies in Houston Texas
L Wilk died at his Houston home last Friday after a period of paralysis. A former Dothan resident of forty years, he moved to Houston eight years ago. Survived by two daughters Mrs Sass and Mrs Ed Spurck and Jake Wilk of Houston. He was a brother in law of Mrs Jake McKenzie. Funeral and burial were in Houston.
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L. Wilk
Texas
Mr. Wilk
Dothan
Houston
On Sass
Ed Spurck
Try
Jake Wilk
Hors
Jake McKenzie
Seventeen Arrests by Sheriff Over Week
Seventeen persons were arrested by the Sheriff's force over the week. One arrest involved a violation of the prohibition law and an assault with intent to murder case. Ten were charged with public drunkenness and five African Americans were arrested for gambling. Drunks were picked up at various county points, a skin game faded near Dothan. All of the Wig'rees are in jail.
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Dothan
World Series Opens With Cubs and Athletics Clash
Chicago October 7 The world’s greatest show comes to town tomorrow featuring the white elephants of Cornelius McGillicuddy and the Bruins of Deeph McCarthy as Philadelphia Athletics meet Chicago Cubs for the championship honors. The Athletics are favored seven to five in betting. Batteries: Earnshaw and Cochrane for Philadelphia and Root and Taylor for Chicago.
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Chicago
Larest
Morrow
White Elephants
Cornelius McGilicuddy
Bruins
Deeph McCarthy
Bill- Jeard
Philadelphia Athletics
Cubs
Earnshaw
Cochrane
Philadelphia
Root
Taylor
Census Bureau Job Exam Announced
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for Junior Clerk in the Census Bureau. Appointments will be temporary, likely one to two years, and relate exclusively to the Washington office staff.
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United States Civil Service Mission
Census Bureau
Tim
Consux Burra
Washington, D. C
Memorial Meet for Late O C Doster Held by W C W Camp
A joint meeting of Camp No 34 W W and Woodman Circle will be held tomorrow at 7 30 pm in Woodman Hall to honor O C Doster longtime consul commander. K L Forrester and H D Adcock announce the event with J Mubert Farmer as master of ceremonies. Judge G S Lewis will deliver the eulogy. Roney Farmer quartet will perform. Miss Lilla Story guardian and district manager will speak.
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Woodman Hall
W. W
Woodman Circle
O. C. Doster
K. L. Forrester
H. D. Adcock
J. Mubert Farmer
G. S. Lewis
Roney-Farmer Quartette
Lilla Story
Pearce Arrested On Prohibition Charge At Liflinge Station
Oscar Pearce, operator of a Liflinge station near Ashford, was arrested Sunday afternoon and is held on a $300 bond on prohibition law violations. Deputies say a stakeout followed a tip and that officers seized pints of liquor. Proceedings indicate Pearce will face trial at the county court’s next session.
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Oscar Pearce
Ashford
Doe
Pearce
Marriage Licenses Issued to Several Individuals in Area
Marriage licenses issued to Henry Harrison and Lessie Owens of Pangy route one, William Floyd Panner Pethan route six, Ethel Charry of Dathan route three, Laslie I. Tatter and Alma Bains of Slocumb, Harvey Taylor of Headland route three, and Julia Vickers of Wathan route five. Civil Service exam notices list $1430 salary, applications due November 2, 1928, with exams in Darran Alabama and other locations. open to men and women. apply via John H. Ball, local secretary in Dothan, Alabama.
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Henry Harrison
Lessie Owens
Pangy
William Floyd Panner Pethan
Ethel Charry
Dathan
Laslie I. Tatter
Alma Bains
Slocumb
Harvey Taylor
Headland
Julia Vickers
Wathan
Ecorse
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Darran
Alabama
Hoover MacDonald Talks Clear Way for Understanding
Washington reports informal Hoover and Prime Minister Donald returned with belief intimate talks in Virginia cleared the way for better understanding between the United States and Great Britain. The first tangible result was invitations to Japan France and others to join the governments conference on sea power as a step toward world peace. The conference will start in London in January with a White House dinner tonight.
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Hoover-MacDonald
Washington
Hoover
Donald
United States
Japan
France
London
White House
Houston County to Get Education Funds Share
Montgomery October 7 Dr A F Harman state superintendent of education certified to the estate auditor the general education fund apportionment for 1930. Houston County will receive 86 20 as its share an increase of 12 cents per capita from the total appropriation of 4 175 783 8728 to be distributed among seven counties.
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Montgomery
A. F. Harman
Sun
General Education Fund
Construction Starts on F Points Boxing Arena Club
Construction began this morning on the old boxing arena at F Points, leased to Dothan Athletic Club. Members expect all alterations to be finished within 30 days, with final operation plans to be formed and a membership drive to follow as the building nears completion.
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F Points
Dothan Athletic Club
Jore
City Ends Fiscal Year at Final Dothan Meeting
Dothan city officials close the current fiscal year with a final session tonight. Items include setting adjusted tax assessments and selecting a firm to carry out the city audit. The audit and property value assessment will determine tax implications and financial housekeeping.
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Dothan
Ie Te
Atl
Killing Being Probed Today in Ashland
In Ashland Alabama the fatal shooting of Clarenes Tai is under probe by Deputy Cecil Guthrie. Guthrie says the shooting was accidental after attempting to arrest the youth on a sy nitor law violation charge. Guthrie has been under a $3.0 bond since the pre hearing.
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Ashland
Ala
Cecil Guthr
Clay Cou
Guthrie
ONE KILLED ONE SHOT IN LIQUOR RAID IN FLORIDA
An outlaw incident in Chipley Florida ends with Kopy Carter dead and Willie Pane Nites wounded during a liquor raid. Sheriff officers Farrior and Brock, joined by Deputy Jr. Brock, halted a car chase when Carter fired twice, resulting in his suicide after a brief exchange of shots. The bar yielded little liquor, with most destroyed before officers arrived. Fanning and Rushing face transport liquor charges. officers unnamed face no charges.
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Kopy Carter
Willie Pane Nites
Sheff Hlm
Farrior
Brock
Chiydey
Curt Rushing
Ncins
Florida
The
Eagle
Tao Eagle
Zander Gump Wedding Event Held At City Sanatorium
A fragmented notice describes a Zander Gump wedding program at the city sanatorium on Friday evening. The text references roles and attendees, noting a charitable or ceremonial context with unclear details and dates.
Leaders in fatal shooting at tentary plan escape
Two leading figures were fatally injured in a jailbreak attempt as a group of inmates clashed. A shell or bullet struck a leader, who then died by a self-inflicted wound after others were killed or wounded. Authorities believe Kase participated in the plan, with several leaders connected to the breakout.
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Francis“E. Crawfort
Colorado State Prison
Ie Kase
Albert Fall Stands Trial Despite Ill Health
Former cabinet officer Albert B. Fall faced charges in a California bribery case tied to the Teapot Dome lease affair. His attorney said illness prevented him from standing trial, a claim the judge and physicians weighed as fall’s family reported he would not follow medical advice.
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Wasiington
Aut
Hie
Albert Fall
Righ
Charite
Wk Hills
Calif
Naval
Cabingt
Officials to Confer on Airport Problems
Washington prepares for October 24 25 conference on airport issues. Hundreds of federal and local officials are invited to discuss airport construction operations and related planning with engineers and builders. The event aims to address practical construction and management challenges facing ports and aviation facilities.
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Washington
Rua Peters
Aeronauts
Gammmerer
Man Arrested on Old Charge in Florence Case
A man in Washington and another in Real, Minnesota, face arrest on an old charge linked to the development of waterworks. The engineer in charge of the project at Florence is reported, with further details and names appearing in the brief notice.
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Washington
Wéalisville
Beppep
Euasteuedion
Florence
No Accident Victims Are In Hospitals
An obscure clipped note states no accident victims are in hospitals. Fragmentary phrases reference individuals and locations, but do not provide clear names or events.
Weather AD ANHNALLS Diceated coder in dbo nara temishts hae day ane
The readable fragments describe a weather related notice with unclear names and terms. No clear entities or dates can be confirmed. The piece appears fragmentary and lacks verifiable facts for a concise card.
Forty Cases to Be Tried Today in County Court
Judge Harry Martin opens the monthly county court session with about 40 cases on the calendar. Prohibition violations and other alleged delinquencies are listed as the docket fills, making this one of the heaviest tribunals before Judge Martin in recent times. Dr Bradford Knapp, president, is scheduled to speak at ten o’clock, marking the event as a notable legal day.
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Harry Martin
Dour
Bratford Knapp
Pehe
Martin
Corner Stone Laid Saturday at Grand Lodge Event
Fragmented OCR lists a corner stone laying ceremony with names such as Whe Schusmie Grand Lode and OM Murphs, referencing a grand convention and associated attendees, staff, and fittings. The text is garbled but centers on a ceremonial cornerstone ritual and local lodge activities.
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Betty Sehand
Canmiehard
Mereiaan, Trad Drenmer
Gore
Coum
Ben
Yeo Peetor
Aed MC Snell
Grand
Daewsey
Andl Wow Peer
Grand Dewarde
Pire
Gerard Maur-Ball
Grate Tyler
Gro
Aviators Safe in China Today
Report states aviators arrived in China today after a perilous journey through harsh conditions. They landed on September 2, with authorities confirming their safety and noting ongoing medical checkups and briefings.
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China
Farmers Hear Dr Knapp Today At Court House
Farmers heard Dr. Knapp speak at the courthouse in a gathering called by Emmett Sizemore. Attendees included county agents, leading farmers, and business men who discussed cooperative action to boost Alabama farm income and marketing of products through an organized farm board.
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DR. Knapp
Court House
Walter L. Randoleil
Toro
Southenet Alnamon Esmitin
Vothcan
Emmett Sizemore
Ravn
Alabama
Pr. Knapp
Auburn
Witherington
Houston Corny
Noutheast
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HEED
Crusher
Moly
Faward Kidd
W.C.W
John H. Ball
Ciel Sereve Commission
Houston County
Harmon
Athletic Club
Council
City Hall
Grand Jury
Cecil Guthrie
Fanning
Rushing
Chipley
City Auditorium
Albert B
Spalding
Son
Kadesben
Hilden Pharmacy
Pia
Tearmuey
H.W Tieen
Halen
Beth
Bane
Masonic Lodge
Rehubeth School
Coste
Belfante
Tokyo
Manthisa
Polytechnic Institute
Fr. Knapp
America
Whitdy
Prisblemath
de Knapp
Ite
Paruron
Yamnen
Sher
Credit Mlom
Fann Producta
Sygriculten
Knapp
Howard A. Real
Abela Karna Federation
Janet Wohlsper
Cheingsewig
Cheney
Tony GW
Hayy Daley HW
T. Helms
Teneva
M. Ray
Caffeny
Wallorks
Henry
G. Pearson
Hornell
Pike
F. C. Clapp
Harbour
J.if
Pike County
Marti Thacher
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