French Premier Receives Ovation On Arrival Here
Premier Barre Laval arrived in New York amid a massive welcome with crowds at Battery Park and a thunderous display from Fort Sey. He pledged France would cooperate with America to restore prosperity and proceeded to City Hall with his daughter and aide for talks with President Hoover before heading to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Laval
France
Hoover
New York
Battery Park
Fort Sey
America
Paul Laudel
Geied
Milé
Josette La~val
Washington
Bank at Eufaula Closed After Heavy Withdrawals
Banks in Eufaula are shut due to heavy withdrawals. Directors met last night and decided not to open today. Reed Dolan, who oversaw the Boustona National Bank, is in charge. Deposits stood at 124000 yesterday with total deposits at 227000. The bank’s capital is 105000 with 750000 in surplus. Only the Eufaula Bank & Trust Co remains open in town. John A Vann is liquidating the Houston National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Dolan
Nations Bhck
Boustona National Bank
Do‘han
Charn
Commercial ‘National Bank
Commercial ‘Bank
Humphrey Foy
Fala
Faula Bank & Trust Co
East Alabama National Bank
John A Vann
Houston National Bank
Worthless check given to delivery boy in drug store fraud
Booker T Hotchens of Hilden Pharmacy started with $10 and merchandise and returned with a bad check signed by W. B. Jones. The man asked delivery boy to fetch candy and posed as a customer. The check bounced at a Dothan bank. the man named Jones had no account there. Booker T. notes the risk of such deception and the need for caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Hotchens
Meg Tod
Hilden Pharmacy
Sone Ghe
Booker T
W. B. Jones
Booker
Mr. Jones
Flags Presented to Kiwanis Club in Regular Session
At the Houston hotel Kiwanis members received two flags, the Of Glory and the Union Jack, from Dr. Arthur Keyton and Capt. Victor Tidman. The event linked to the Hiwanix International and announced a state convention in November with delegates from 30 cities. Various dignitaries and plans for guest events and literature were discussed, including a barbecue in Ozark and an annual banquet in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Canada
Kiwanis Club
Heunton Hotel
Arthur Keyton
Victor Tidman
Symocol
Hiwanix International
M. D. Black
John W. Risch
Dothan
Bexsemer
Alabama
Htela Dothan
Leroy Holt
Birmingham
Sleecexiong
David H. Edington
Mobile
Kiwanis
John Temple Graves XL
Birmingham Age-Herald
Ozark
Houston
Dothan Darkens For Edison Memorial Minute
Dothan and nationwide lights were dimmed for a one minute tribute to inventor Thomas A. Edison. A funeral was held yesterday after his death on Sunday following a long illness, with a nationwide radio memorial service coinciding with the blackout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
All
Dothan
Thomas A. Edison
President Hoover
United States
Winners Named in Thrift Day Guessing Contest
Mrs. Charlie Coe of 2135 Faster Street and Mrs. O K Mipp of 505 S Oates Street won free merchandise in the Thrift Day Guessing Contest. Contest total prizes amounted to 2724 dollars. Many women participated, estimating the window wares near their displayed values. The winners may claim merchandise orders at The Eagle office at 4:90 a m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Coe
Faster Street
O. KR. Mipp
S. Oates Street
Dothan
Dee
Hipp
Eagle Office
Alabama farmers ship 1228 cars of truck crops
Alabama farmers shipped 1228 cars of truck crops under federal and state certificates. B P Livingman, chief of the division of plant industry, reports certificated cargoes market more readily, protecting shippers and buyers. The shipment included 532 cars of strawberries, 412 corn and potions, 24 cucumbers, 30 sweet potatoes, one snap bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomert
Alabama
B. P. Livingman
Department of Angriculture
Dothan Hosts South Alabama Annual Church Conference
The South Alabama annual conference opened at Cherry Street A.M.E. church with pastors and delegates from the Pykegrass mission and beyond. Notables include Dr. R A Grant and Rev Hatcher. the event continues through Sunday with reports read and a reception held in honor of Bishop Grant and wife. About 400 attended the Tuesday reception and state delegates participate in proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Alabama
Cherry Street
A.M.E
Lwitch
Pykegrass Mnction
R. A. Grant
Alabama
W.D. Johnson
F. W. Zobnnon
Georgia
L. V. Starkey
W. R. Ragiend
Oklahoma
J. R. Bringes
South Birmingham
EB. V. Burker
Opelika
J. W. Jones
Grant
Dothan
Clim Ezellwan
Increase in hog production reported in Shelby County
Shelby county agent Lauderdate reports more pigs are being farrowed and farms prepare to have hay and oats for winter grazing. The Shelby county seat has attended the recent hog show at Montgomery to discuss rising hog production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby County
Montgomery
Hard Luck Mayer Leads Tennessee Eleven Despite Jinx
Knoxville AP report follows Eugene Skeet Mayer of Chattanooga as captain of the Tennessee Volunteers football team through repeated injuries and trials. From a lean freshman year setback to Charley horse, hospital stays, a near two-month layoff, and infections, Mayer battles fate and keeps practicing as the 1927 season unfolds, facing another uncertain setback before the season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Eugene
Skeet) Mayer
Chattanooga
Skeet
University of Tennessee
Skeet Mayer
Jones
Hank Bruder
Tast
Northwestern University
Mayer
Central High
Charley Horae
Tennessee
Etretch
Feporta
Alitle
Kentucky
Windles
Bis
North Carolina
Sumer
Bhset
Sktet
Memphis
Slong
Receiver Assumes Duties At Closed Houston National
John F L Vann appointed as receiver for the closed Houston National bank arrives to take duties but cannot disclose bank condition. He also serves as receiver for Henry National Bank at Abbeville and East Alabama National Bank at Kumyla, focusing mainly on liquidation after 37 years in the U S banking department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FL. Vann
Houston National Bank
Go Forward Edison Final Public Utterance
New York reports Thomas A Edison spoke on air in his final public utterance. The message urged bravery and progress, closing with the exhortations be brave as our fathers were before you have truth go forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
New York
Thomas A. Fastwen
Alwayn
Amerioa
Teachers Training Division sheds light on education work
Montgomery AP reports a decade of activity by the Education Department's Teachers Training Division. Under Dr B L Parkinan the unit handles teacher certification, placement, and in service training, expanding elementary education standards, streamlining curricula, and coordinating regional conferences and state programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Department
Vinton Hae
Algo
Cnurveyn
Eyutsea
Ulan
Desehern
Hanpiog
Rain ‘Dar
Park
Aboe
Aig
Parkinson Detloven
ATAFE
Atate
College
Deyrora
Achooln
Syntera
Parkinson Conaldera
Woman Arrested After Monthlong Evasion of Officers
Saale May Lamb, a Negro woman, was arrested on a liquor violation charge after evading officers for over a month. Sheriff Jos Rollins said she fled with her husband to an unknown location but returned today and was apprehended. Bond set at $30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saale May Lamb
Jos
Parte
Sherif
Rollins
Hogs Bring Record Prices at Ashford Sale
In Ashford, 78 hogs sold at the cooperative market with top bids around 21 75 per hundredweight and overall sales exceeding 14600. County Agent Henry Witherington noted the unusually low market drew buyers, as key buyers including J F Burt of Montgomery purchased hogs at the gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
Ing
Henry Witherington
Withertnkten
Ashford Coopecative Marketing
Trunk murder motive tied to jealousy in Judd case
Phoenix AP report says investigators probe a party at Winnie Ruth Judd home amid jealousy over a man, with Agnes Lee Prot and Hedvig Samuelson slain and their trunks sent to Los Angeles. Witness accounts describe two to three men summoned to the first apartment, while hundreds of tips flood in as the hunt intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Mra
Winnie Ruth Judd
Sagert
Los Angeles
Yayirond Express
Mia
Judd
B. J. McKinnell
Los Angeles University
Mia Judd
Funeral Tomorrow for Mrs Mathews
Mrs Suvie Mathews wife of Dr J H Mathews Sr who died in Columbus Ga will be buried at Big Creek cemetery after funeral at Houston Funeral Home tomorrow at 10 a m Rev Mite officiating The body will arrive in Dothan for night Survived by five children Mrs Juda Windham Columbus Ga Mrs Luther Witt Lake City Fla Luther Mathews Dothan Dr John Mathews Columbus and Luther Mathews Atlanta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suvie Mathews
J. H. Mathews
Columbus
Houston Funeral Home
Mite
Big Creek
Juda Windham
Luther Witt
Lake Chy
Hoh Mathews
Dothan
John Mathews
Luther Mathews
Atlanta
Permit to Build House Near Asheford Highway
A permit to construct a house at coat 4770 was visited today at the city hall for C. Forrester. The dwelling will be located near the Ashe ford highway and will be of wood construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Forrester
Hoves
Asheford Highway
Woot
Hog Sale Event Planned At ACL Stockyards Next Week
County Agent Henry Witherington announced a hog sale at the ACL stockyards the following week. A carload of hogs was sold at the cooperative auction this past week. Gates will be open every week during the market period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C.L. Stockysra
Henry Witherington
Cooperative Aerociailon Sale
Today's Cotton Market
A brief market note reports cotton trends with minimal detail. It mentions price movements and general activity for traders and producers, noting market sentiment and expectations for upcoming sessions.
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Daugher
Eufaula
Commercial National Bank
Financial Institution
Dothan Eagle
Mise Hedvig M. Samueleon
Agnes Ann le Rol
Cal
Paul Stevens
Frank Nance
South Alabama A.nle
E. C. Hatcher
Florida
Hatcher
C. G. Hatcher
Christian Recorder
Cleveland
Ohio
Voll Eleven
Houston National
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast Area
Hoover Dam
Nevada
Caninor
Lo Angeles Aqueduct
Crew
Mathews
Mog Hale
TRA
Virgen New Torn
F.C
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