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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1922
Page
5
London reports a general election is welcomed as unavoidable with Conservatives likely to pursue sound policy and economy. Foreign policy would strengthen entente with France and revise Near East strategy. Also notes upcoming lectures by Dr. Einar Key and Sven Hedin, and Swedish performers Eyes on the Met. Wanted: boys 16+ for regular Western Union work.
Associate Justice William Day will quit the bench soon and resign in view of duties as umpire in German American dama negotiations. He is expected to formally present his resignation to the president early next week.
DETROIT Oct 21 Thomas McGraw was fined five dollars in recorder's court for running down a hog and not stopping to aid it.
A terse dispatch notes General Mondragon is dead in Spain with no confirmation arriving locally. The item provides only fragments suggesting a military death but lacks full details or official statements.
General Manel Mondragon, secretary of war to President Madero and a famed military figure in early 20th century Spain, passed away in San Sebastian after a lingering illness. His death ends a long career noted for competence in revolution era armed forces.
Chicago October 21 The motion to dissolve the interlocutory injunction against six shopcrafts restraining them from violating the federal railway injunction bill filed by Attorney General H M Daugherty was continued for hearing November. The Alabama Girl in the Impresario is noted as a Woman's College graduate who taught two years there and has a fine voice.
Thomas Meighan stars in the Paramount film If You Believe It It s So about famed author Bret Harte wandering through mining towns to verify the tale that he slept and wrote in every house. The cast includes Percy Hemus Hazel Hittington and others with The Impresario staged by William Wade Hinshaw. Season tickets and single admissions are listed and the board will be at the Hilden Monday and Tuesday.
Music lovers anticipate a rare treat at the upcoming presentation pairing wine and evocative tunes from Vienna’s golden era. The impresario promises a program celebrating olden times with performers and selections rich in period flavor.
Lieutenant Harold R. Harrix of McCookfield escaped death when his Loonig mooplane began to wobble over North Dayton at 2000 feet. He leaped with a parachute and landed while the plane crashed to the earth.
Charles Buckley, charged with running down and killing Marion Newton, 4, in San Francisco, offered to give his own child Isabel to the victim’s parents, but the offer was refused.
Swedish leaders in theatre opera science and sport plan U S trips to boost ties. Nineteen year old Amne Ore ry has broken world records in swimming and will race against Weissemuller in February with the Hing Athletic club. Christiernsson Sweden’s best hurdler also travels to America. Dr. Robert Barany of Upsala University will lecture in the United States on ear equilibrium.
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