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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1930
Page
6
18 Year Old Williams Held After Slaying at Glen Mills
Alexander McClay Williams an 18 year old inmate at Glen Mills School confessed to killing Mrs Vida Robare a matron at the institution with an ice pick after planning to steal keys and a bottle of polish. He was held at a secret location on Major E B Hickman and District Attorney William J McCarter orders to prevent a possible disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Mills
Alexander McClay Williams
Glen Mills School
Vida Robare
Guardian petitions to sell lands in Alabama ward case
Probate Court of Houston County Alabama on September 23 1930 hears guardian J N Singletary petition to sell lands owned by J J Singletary a person of unsound mind to provide for ward and his family. Hearing set for October 20 1930 with notice to interested parties. Witness dated September 23 1930 signed by H K Martin with notice publication September 24 October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Houston County
J. N. Singletary
J. J. Singletary
Ward
H. K. Martin
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Houston County
Default occurred on a mortgage dated August 2 1926 by William E Baxley to The First Joint Stock Land Bank of Montgomery Alabama. The mortgagee will sell at auction for cash at the Houston County Courthouse Dothan Alabama on October 24 1930. The property is the west half of the northwest quarter and north half of the southwest quarter of Section 7 Township 3 North Range 26 East St Stephens Meridian containing 160 acres more or less. Proceeds cover the unpaid debt expenses of sale and a reasonable attorneys fee. Mortgagee Rushton Crenshaw Rushton Attorneys for Mortgagee. 82-0-07-14
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Baxley
Joint Stock Land Bank
Montgomery
Alabama
Houston County
Dothan
County of
Houston
State of
Towit
St Stephens Meridian
Athletics Win World Championship Thriller
In a tense baseball game, the Cardinals and Athletics clash with runs scored across innings. Key plays include Bottomley’s defensive river at first, Earnshaw stealing a base, and Dykes delivering in center. High and Foxx anchor late innings as the Athletics edge ahead with crucial hits and defensive stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottomley
Bishop
Foxx
Wilson
Gelbert
Haas
Licré
Frisch
Miller
Fox
Douthit
Betcy
Watkins
Cardinals
Bfilades
Johnson
Blades
Cochrane
High
Adams
Earnshaw
Athletics
Hafey
Simmons
Lindsey
Orsatt
Boley
Bell
St Louis
Pellami
Hans
Bas
Balfour Po
Tom
Ey Naked
Ron
Two Men Die In Auto Fire Crash In Birmingham
An auto crash in Birmingham Alabama killed two men who were burned to death when the car struck a tree and burned. A third occupant survived with serious injuries and was taken to a hospital. Eye witness O E Armstrong said the driver braked to avoid another car before skidding and bursting into flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ale
O. E.armstrong
Armstrong
Executive Dies of His Wounds
Louis Bush 69 president of the Gray Line Motor Tours died of wounds from an attack Monday night in Washington. He was shot as he walked toward his home after parking his car in the garage. Bush named his assailant before losing consciousness. no arrest has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis Bush
Gray Line Motor Tours
Bush
Grand Rapids extends daylight saving after football season
Grand Rapids Michigan will maintain daylight saving time until November 29 following the conclusion of the football season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bankhead Speaks at Court House Tonight
Democratic U S Senate nominee Bankhead will speak at the county court house tonight at 7:30. Incumbent and independent candidates also tied to the event, with city and county officials invited to attend. Bankhead described as a forceful entertaining speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankhead
Court House
John HY Vanihad
United States
Avaate
Incumbant
Senate
Courbocs
Boenkheat
John Tt. Bankhead
Mr. Pankhead
Boy Scout Campaign Drive Starts Today
Campaign kickoff sponsored by the American Legion and city civic groups begins Friday at 1 29 PM. Officials plan to complete the drive by afternoon with committees selling quotas and listing residents to contact. An ice cream supper is announced for Grimes School fundraiser at 7 24 PM Saturday at the Gra Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Ofc Ok
Campain
Grae
Grimes School
Sirs
B.C. Ward
Grime School
Kiwanis Club hears facts on Constitution at Ffcuson Hotel
J W Rish presented twenty facts on the United States Constitution at the Kiwanis Club meeting. Members filled blank copies with correct or incorrect judgments. A prize was promised to the Iranian who answered most correctly as the group discussed entertainment plans for Ozark Circuit activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kiwanis Club
Ffcuson
J. W. Rish
Mrish
State Health Officer Calls Group Meeting In Jo Tanner
The state health officer announced a meeting to acquaint personnel with county health units. Douglas Cannon, late board of health administrator, will attend. The gathering aims to review prepared county health plans and coordinate efforts with officials from the county and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Taner
Bak
Varia Heels
Heryee
Douglas Cannon
Board of Health
Weiter
All England Mourns Victims of Air Disaster
London mourns after the R 101 crash as bodies are moved to Cardington for burial and a public memorial at St Pauls follows. Coroner Od die adjourns the inquiry until November 18 as the air ministry prepares a tribunal report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
All England
Cardington
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Weatminster Abbey
Dover
Victoria Station
Ingleby Oddie
Westminster
Air Ministry
Hew
Air
Lord Thomson
France
Three Burned to Death Following Aeroplane Crash
In Bryson City North Carolina two youths Ela and Gibson both 20 and veteran pilot Zehn Frad of Augusta Georgia died when a barnstorming plane failed to clear a mountain gap at the Cherokee Indian fair. The craft crashed and burned after a left turn toward a hill at about 800 feet altitude. The plane owned by S B Lyons of Lyons Airways Augusta. Inquest deemed unnecessary. Funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryson City
N. C
Vermont
Ela
Robert Gibson
Augusta
Argnon City
Zelha
Zeihn
Department of Commerce
8. B. Lyons
Lyons Airways
Robbers Battle Police Ends In Chief's Death
A badoiled confrontation left the chief dead as robbers fought police. One robber escaped wounded. track dogs pursue the man. Linderman identified Bryson and MacPherson as accomplices who bound and gagged him and took him into the mountains near Coker Creek. Bryson and MacPherson are jailed. both were shot, with poor odds of recovery for Bryson and MacPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fain
Linderman
Murphy
Bryson and
MacPherson
Atoire
Pont
Coker Creek
Carringer
Lacoste Returns to Tennis as Coaching Trio Aids Comeback
Former world ranking star Lacoste resumes on court after eighteen months away. French public reacts with enthusiasm as three Pitt University alumni coach, including Itenchesa and Montgomery, along with Lady Ditletotote connected to NYU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantaco
Gagcony
France
Pittsburzd University
Joe Itenchesa
Ry Montgomery
Pitt
Lady
New York University
Weekly Weather and Crop Report Bears Cotton Market
Cotton opened barely steady in New York at unchanged prices then fell as old long positions liquidated amid easier Liverpool cables and favorable weather data. October contracts dropped to 9.96 with December and January near prior lows, signaling bearish sentiment as Liverpool reports noted absorption of liquidation and continental buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern
Liverpool
Weather Bureau
Continental
Manchester
New Orleans Cotton Opens Weak on Liverpool Cables and Gov Report
The New Orleans cotton market opened weak due to lower Liverpool cables and favorable belt weather. First trades fell 5 to 7 points, then recovered briefly on short covering before easing again as traders awaited the government report. December slipped to 10.15 and January to 10.27 with bearish expectations from the weekly weather and crop summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
Bureau
Ita Buresi
Market Summary Sees Mixed Signals From Bureau Report
New Orleans stock notes describe an initial soft opening followed by a rise as buying orders timed for the after bureau opening push prices higher. Favorable crops and weather forecasts lift sentiment, while cautions about west markets and technicals temper gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
Europe
Bureau
Liverpool cotton market steady after quiet session
In Liverpool trading the cotton market showed prices lower across grades with American offers ranging from strict good middling to strict good ordinary. Sales reached 5,000 bales with 1,500 American lots. futures closed steady with October at 3.42 and December at 8.92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Oct
Potatoes market report from Chicago and Midwest regions
AP dispatch notes potato prices and shipments on October 8 with Wisconsin Irish Cobblers mostly 1.75 to 1.90, Minnesota Red River Ohips and Irish Cobblers around 1.75 to 1.90, Minnesota round whites 1.70 to 1.80, Nebraska Triumphs 1.70 to 1.85, Idaho Red McClures 2.95 to 3.10, and Utah Nevada prices 1.65 to 1.99 amid slow trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Nebraska
Biss
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