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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1928

Page

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Democratic campaign gains in Kentucky state race noted

Former Lt. Col. and State Veterans head Denhardt tells New York headquarters that Kentucky leans Democratic. He cites miners' hardship, veteran delays, mining freight rates, and anti Klans efforts as key factors aiding the Democratic candidate led by Governor with expected 25,000 vote edge.

Kentucky Hene H. Denhardt State Veterans’ Organization New York Denhardt Louisville Smith Alvin W. Barkley United States Senate

Skipperville Voter Skips Election Citing Prohibition

A Skipperville resident writes to The Eagle urging strict enforcement of prohibition and praising GOP sentiment while noting shifts among Democrats and new voters. He cites Gov Smith speculation, anti saloon League rhetoric, and hopes for party relief from perceived national dangers, signing as A. Covington.

The Eagle Missionary Baptist Church Mason‘c Lodge Houston Gov. Smith W -E. Crompton anti-Saloon League Covington

Monoplane Columbia Refueled for Another Ocean Span Attempt

The monoplane Columbia, which crashed two weeks ago at the start of a Rome flight, was fueled at Roosevelt Field in preparation for another attempt. The weather favorable for takeoff. Pilot Roger Williams arrived but would not say if he planned to start.

Roosevelt Field Columbia Rome Eternal City Roger Williams

Big Satsuma Festival Draws 500 Song Lovers To Marianna

The Sacred Harp sing will open the Satsuma Orange Festival in Marianna on November 8 with 500 song lovers and arranger W L Watson coordinating. Dothan, West Florida ties boost attendance and Dr F O Windberger will give a keynote on horticulture. The parade steps at 2 pm in front of Hotel Chipola. The festival aims to unite horticulturists and farmers to boost satsuma orange demand and season prosperity.

Marianna Satsuma B. F. Patterson Houston County W. L. Watson Dothan West Florida Maridana Alabama F. O. Windberger Silver Hill Florida

Robert H. Godfrey Jr. Dies After Short Illness

Bobbie Lenefield, 23, died at his Route 4 home this morning at 1 AM after a brief illness. His mother survives him. Funeral services are set for Wednesday morning at 7 PM at Rocky Branch Church with Dothan Undertaking Company handling arrangements.

Bobbie Lenefield Rocky Branch Church The Dothan Undertaking Company

Democrats Appeal for Donations to Fight Republican Propaganda

The Houston County Democratic Campaign Committee appeals for financial support to counter Republican propaganda. Chairman John W. Rish says decades of Democratic burdens fall on a few loyal citizens, urging contributions to fund education and outreach to protect democracy in Alabama. Mail checks to Hon. J. J. Speight, Finance Committee chairman.

Republican Party Houston County Democratic Campaign Committee Rish Democrat'c Democrats Dothan South Alabama J. J. Speight

New Forestry District Established in Wilcox Monroe

A forestry district covering about 138000 acres in the south central Wilcox and north central Monroe counties is formed. O J Black of Natchez Alabama named as local agent. The district faces high fire risk and requires cooperative landowner funding for maintenance.

Montgomery Wilcox County Monroe County Alabama Commission of Forestry O. J. Black Natchez Ala Commission of Forestry

Russian Dancer Xenia Makletzsya to Perform Saturday Night

Interest grows in the coming appearance of Xenia Makletzsya, Russian dancer, at the City Opera House on Saturday night November 3. City Auditor J L Vaughn says a capacity crowd is likely despite competing events. Tickets go on sale in advance with reservations available Thursday and Friday.

Xenia Makletzsya J. L. Vaughn City Opera House Vaughn

Norris F Washington profile verges on insurgent self rule

Norris is described as America’s leading insurgent in Congress, a 26 year veteran who has never sought power. The Nebraska progressive Republican backs Gov. Alfred E. Smith, presenting a dramatic chapter in a storied political career marked by relentless fights and fearless, sincere leadership.

Norris America Congress House of Representatives George Valparaiso Baldwin Ohio Nebraska Joe Cannon Washington

Chinese famine victims report babies killed in desperate need

Shanghai dispatch says famine relief appeals pour in from drought stricken districts. An official letter from Yung Haien cites about 200000 famine sufferers amid devastation and a guerilla group Read Spears blamed for heightening distress.

Shanghai China International Famine Relief Yung Haien Read Spears

Walker Padgett of Dady Florida Dies in Local Hospital

Walker P. Padgett of Dady Florida died in a local hospital early this morning. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Leona Church in Holmes County with Rev. J. E. Cook officiating. Fellows & Forrett Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by his widow, his parents Mr and Mrs William S. Padgett, two sisters and three brothers.

Walker P. Padgett Dady Fla Leona Church Holmes County J. E. Cook Fellows & Forrett Funeral Home William S. Padgett

Federation of Music Clubs to Convene in Dothan Next Spring

Margaret E. Thomas announces acceptance to hold the 1929 A F M C convention in Dothan with praise for the city hospitality. The executive board in Birmingham approved the plan after a meeting on October 23. The letter thanks Dothan leaders and promises acknowledgement from state editors once telegrams are reviewed. A separate note gives a canned corned beef supper suggestion.

Federation of Music Clubs Dothan Margaret E. Thomas W. 8. Wilson Harmony Club

Midland City Fair Set For Community Event

Midland City prepares a community fair to be held Friday November second. The event showcases heat agricultural and home product exhibits with prizes higher than ever. Local organizations merchants and schools back the fair with displays and student participation. The morning program features state game and fish warden Mr. Quinn followed by Midland City and Slocomb High School football in the afternoon.

Midland City Dale Fair Association Dothan Ozark Quinn Slocomb High School Sipme CH. Dek Association 4. C. Sellars

Republicans Call Congress to Pass Lynching Law at New Jersey Event

At the New Jersey state convention on May 29 1928 the Republican platform urged Congress to enforce the 14th and 15th Amendments and pass an effective anti lynching law. The document condemns mob violence while opposing segregation in publicly funded institutions and calls for equal rights regardless of race.

Republican Party New Jersey Congress South North

Armistice Day Observed With Closures and Parades

Dothan businesses close all day Monday November 12 to observe Armistice Day under a two year old Chamber of Commerce agreement. American Legion parade floats will join memorial ceremonies at the cemetery with wreaths for World War I dead and special arrangements for Confederate Veterans. Poppies will be sold in streets Saturday and Monday to honor veterans. public urged to wear them.

Dothan Best Chamber of Commerce Hoo M. Weatherly American Legion Parad Houston County Legion Sl Sdes Flanders Pield Legion Auxiliary

Earthquake Reported in Richmond Va Area

An earthquake struck near Richmond Virginia in the early morning. Tremors rattled windows and caused minor damage reported by residents and local officials.

Virginia Richmond Fiat Na

Confederate Veteran Seeks Voices Against Hoover Faction

A letter to the editor from L. M. Bailey of Hartford Alabama laments political divisions in Dixie. He urges removing Democratic monuments and condemns Hoover era conflicts, recalling Confederate soldiers and urging white supremacy symbols and loyalty.

the Eagle Dixie Moorer Offaex Dothan United States Franklin Chicarmanga Gettyburg Banker's Hill Yorktown Rock of Tennessee Coargin Alabama Virginia Washington Hoover Lowels Europe Heyer Rachael Smith Ll. M. Bailey

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ITH Jefferson Skipperville, Ala Met Ocean Sacred Harp South Florida W. L. Wilson Panama City State Growers Association Satsuma Groves Robert H. Godfrey, JR Gordon Lad Democratic Committee NEW Forestry District Wilcox Miles Makleizova Congresa SENS Morris Ed Cannon Dady, Fla Federation OF Music Clubs O New Jereas Donna W. Hash Ixmocratic Campaign Com Flanders Field Hartford Als
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