Missionary 10 Speaks at Sunday Presbyterian Meeting
Miss Sadie M Buckland of Chunju Korea arrives Saturday to speak Sunday evening at 7 in the basement of First Presbyterian Church. She has spent years in the Orient with the Idu eat arm of che vod in Morea. She will also address the Prayer Band and Study Class Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Sadie M. Buckland
Chunju
Korea
Presbyterian Church
Sadie M- Buckland
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Buckland
Orient
Troi Ye Soutfon Waesko Vice
fCpuren Nz
Idu Eat
Che Vod
Morea
Dohn Underwood
Underwood Byicwreen Bion
Tee Auhland
Alonday
Lions Roam Nairobi Roadside In East Africa
Lions from the jungle wander along the main highway near Nairobi about 15 miles from the city. Sightseers photograph the beasts as they saunter on asphalt. A Native attempt to collar the lions with spears failed as the animals surrounded the hunters and the group retreated.
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East Africa
Nairobi
Severa
Cerman Vainly Cites Casnel TM Tax Plea
An unclear report describes a person named Cerman citing Casnel in a tax case. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes, making it difficult to determine specifics of the plea or legal action.
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Cerman
Casnel
Ancient festival draws visitors with sausages and wine
The article notes a medieval themed festival dating to the 15th century. It highlights large quantities of sausages and Palatinate wines served each year attracting many visitors.
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Thevite A. Geossay
Flyer Rescued After Sharks Attack Hard Flight
A pilot named Charles V. endured a harrowing ordeal over the Lan Islands when his plane began sinking after a shark-scarred plunge. He survived an hour and a half of gruelling effort, rescued five minutes before the craft disappeared beneath the waves. the accompanying photo shows Lieut. Twer arriving in Los Angeles after the incident.
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Halan
Charles V. Do
Los Angeles
Fall seeks new trial in bribery conviction case
Albert B. Fall, found guilty of taking a $160000 bribe from E. L. Doheny, asks for a new trial with 30 reasons alleging trial errors by Judge Hitz. If denied, he will pursue an appeal to a higher court. maximum penalty 590000 fine and up to three years in prison.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
E. L. Doheny
Wari
Justice Hitz
Fell
al Im
Secret cult drives man to claim self inflicted shot
El Paso dispatch reports James Chvrvord aged 28, heir to a California family, said he shot himself on orders of a secret cult that demanded death by own action after he fell in love with a cult member's wife. Police restrained him during an apparent suicide attempt on an operating table.
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EL Paso
James Chvrvord
California
Nolice
Sportsmen's organization formed in Houston County meeting
A temporary Houston County sportsmen group met at the courthouse with State Game Commissioner I. T. Quinn speaking. About 25 men attended to discuss preservation and the game laws. R. Porter was elected temporary secretary, with plans to include every precinct and form a countywide cooperative organization.
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Houston County Sporteme
I. T. Quinn
Mr. Guinntk
Que Wy
BE. R. Porter
Ad Saxon Poyner Terpereerary
Presbyterian Church Hosts Southeast Alabama Endeavor Meet
The Christian Endeavor Societies of the First Presbyterian Church prepare to entertain the Young People's League of Southeast Alabama Presbytery in Dothan on Friday evening and Saturday November 1 and 2. Delegates from area churches are expected for the 7 pm program Friday with several adult leaders and Walter D. Shepard of Mortonproncry anticipated to take part.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
First Presbyterian Church
Young People’s League of
Southeast Alabama
Dothan
Walter D. Shepard
Mortprouncry
Eagle's Wire Service to Start Monday Expansion
The Associated Press plan to start a telegram wire service Monday uses two telegraph typewriters. News will be received automatically at high speed from Montgomery and other regions, expanding news coverage tenfold. The project includes a new Montgomery office, opening mid December, with construction begun weeks ago.
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Eagle’s
Associated Press
Gait ii
Enstalle Rai
Wanda
Dow
Montgomery
Eagie
Faele
Treparer
Moiern
N. Oates Street
Alabama Attorney General to interview Lee Phillips on slaying case
Montgomery Oct 26 Attorney General C. McCall returned to his office after two weeks and said he would interview state convict Lee Phillips at Kilby Prison this afternoon regarding the year old Claude Avant murder near Slocomb. A sworn statement may follow once verified.
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Montgomery
Charlie C. McCall
Alabama
Lee Phillips
Claude Avant
Phillips
Kilby
National Association of Attorneys General
Memphis
McCall
Avant
Phillip
Slocomb
Peete
Orn
Carraway Condemns Senator Bingham and Lobby Report
Carraway, chair of the senate lobby committee, denounces Senator Bingham of Connecticut after presenting a report on a funds transfer involving Charles Evanson and Aiet Borz at Jordan. The statement aims to protect the senate's dignity amid accusations of influencing legislation. In Salzburg, work begins on a hydroelectric station to harness the Tauemn fall with a 6 million kilowatt capacity, construction slated for early spring.
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Washington
Oet
Hing Naam
Coneetiest
Conncevicut
Associaton
Senate Toiay
Carraway
Charles L. Evanson
Aniet Borzave Jordan
Fn Fedt
Wu Carre
Donald Cae Truatct
Bentain
Senate
Salzburg
Austria
API
Weather in Alabama Fair and warmer with rising clouds
The forecast notes fair skies and a bit warmer temperatures across interior Alabama tonight with Sunday turning increasingly cloudy.
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Alabama
White Man Held In Jail Charged With Stealing 8 Chickens
A man identifying himself as Bedsole from near Headland was jailed on charges of stealing eight chickens from S. Lis enby on South St Andrews. He appeared with the poultry in a sack and tried to sell them to grocers at about 6 am. Three were sold to Rogers Grocery Co. and five to Knight Grocery. Officer Riley arrested him after tailing him through town. Bedsole admitted the theft.
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Bedsole
Headland
S. Lisenby
South St. Andrews Street
Rogers Grocery Co
Knight Grocery
Riley
Wreck of Rosabelle Found on Lake Michigan Shore
Detroit readers learn the wreckage of the schooner Rosabelle, missing for eight years after sailing with eleven crew, was found on the Racine shoreline while searchers pursued the Milwaukee Car Ferry.
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Lake Michigan
Detroit
Rosabelle
Racine
Milwaukee
Fece Cvher
Finsubkes
Tsunar
Jail delivery attempt blocks Roy Dickerson transfer
Montgomery October 26 Cleve C Curington of Montgomery was at liberty on bond to face circuit court November 4 for acting as a go between in a thwarted Kilby prison escape aimed at delivering Roy Dickerson inmate held on robberies. Four other prisoners were believed involved. The plot collapsed when notes were intercepted. Dickerson remains in solitary. A guard and warden Burne announced the dismissal of a gun finding tied to the case.
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Montgomery
Cleve C. Curington
Circuit Court
Kilby
Roy Dickerson
Dickerson
Jt. A. Burne
Misfortune Overtakes Lottery Prize Winner
A chaotic fragment details Bruno Weilmen who won a $100000 lottery and planned leisure, while Danie Fortune changed the course by earning. The text shifts to a cafe owner, Saxon State lottery, and abrupt, disjointed notes about debt, banking, and an insane asylum, all indicating a ruinous turn of events.
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Tresias
API
Bruno Weilmen
Danie Fortune
Herr Weilmann
Theattle Cafe
Hi Enfe
Winuines Eont Bankrup
Minister quotes Bible in liquor case verdict debate
In Pueblo Colorado a jury found Samuel Ivo not guilty of liquor offenses after Rev Huber Benjamin challenged Bible proof of guilt. Deputy Roy Payton cited scriptures about wine while the minister argued conflicting proverbs, mocking the idea you can prove anything from scripture.
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NBA
Pueblo
Calo
Regigas Crelee
Huber Bernjamin
Te Revereign Protere
Fniscopal Chargh
Negarttal
Samuel Ivo
Lote Reir
Roy A. Payton
Colorado
Payton
Benjamin
Dothan Seeks Local Mill Investment To Bring Industry
The Dothan Chamber of Commerce plans a stock sale to finance a cotton mill with a $6 000 monthly payroll. 150 workers employed locally and a New York selling agent urging establishment in Dothan. A board meeting is set for Monday to appoint a committee and coordinate stock sales.
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Dothan
E. M. Weatherly
Dothan Chamber of Commei
Weathery
iKzell
J. Tu. Vaughn
Arthur Weathers
Ike Rimson
Ohe
Ezell
New York
Russian Noblewomen Reopen Finnish Suit
Grand Duchess Xenia and Grand Duchess Olga press a Finnish treasury case over estates they say were bought with private funds but Finland asserts they are state property since 100 and were ceded by the Treaty of Dorpat in 1020. The heir of the late Granny truke Michael is linked as a plaintiff. the Grand Duchess Anastasia is not expected to intervene.
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Helsingors
Xenia
Olga
Truke Michael
Anastasia
Finland
Alexander Thy
Dorpat
Trial of Pair On Murder and Arson Charge Postponed
Montgomery dispatch reports the Barbour circuit court postponed the murder and arson trial of Diar ence King and Ralph Clark to April due to a crowded docket. They were indicted in connection with the burning death of three Clio Negroes.
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Montgomery
George King
Diarence King
Ralph Clark
Barbour
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