Hearst Expelled From France Moves On to London
William Randolph Hearst was served an expulsion order in Paris and left for London. A French official cited his anti France stance and the Anglo French treaty leaks as reasons. Hearst said he held no complaint and would leave to avoid endangering France.
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Paris
William Randolph Hearst
France
Surete Generale
Scotland Yard
Guade
Hearst
The
Republic
London
Associated Press
Horan
Paria
Harold J. T. Horan
Universal Service
America
Universal Service Association
Foreign Office
Anglo- American Press Association
England
Europe
Storm Warning Signals Near Port of Rico Coastline
Weather bureau advisory at 10 am reports a tropical storm with hurricane intensity moving west-northwest across the eastern Caribbean at about 466 miles daily. The center was 100 miles south of Puerto Rico and likely to pass south of Puerto Rico tonight, prompting caution for vessels along the path.
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Washington
Ward
Caribbean Sea
Porto Rico
Halt
Conspiracy cases dismissed by Justice Madison
Justice of the Peace J C Madison dismissed charges of conspiring to kill Governor Doyle E Carlton against Fred O Eberhardt Frank Ralls and Henry Halsema for insufficient evidence. He said the state failed to make a case strong enough to bind them over to criminal court as the prosecution had rested. The dismissals followed completion of the case and cross examination of Clem Dowling.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Justice of the Peace
J. C. Madison Today
Doyle E. Carlton
Fred O. Eberhardt
Tallahassee
Frank Ralls
Henry Halsema
Jacksonville
L. D
Howell
Clem Dowling
Alabama voters to face two tickets in November election
Alabama faces a two ticket general election with the regular Democratic slate and an independent Heflin ticket led by Senator Heflin for governor Hugh Locke for governor and Dempsey Powell for lieutenant governor. Prohibition and Ku Klux Klan issues frame the campaign as party regulars defend the 1928 ticket.
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Montgomery
Ala
Associated Press
Alabama
J. Thomas Heflin
Heflin
Hugh A. Locke
Birmingham
Dempsey M. Powell
Greenville
John H. Bankhead
Jasper
U. S
B. M. Miller
Camden
Hugh D. Merrill
Anniston
Bankhead
J. B. Wadsworth
Locke
Powell
Democratic State Executi Committee
Scientist notes on missing explorers found after ice trek
Reports detail the Andree expedition remains unearthed on White Island east of Spitsbergen. Horn’s party traced a tortuous path from a balloon crash to a winter death and exposure, uncovering headless remains and a rifle near Andree’s reclining corpse amid ice and snow.
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Bratvaag
Skjeer Is- Hern
White Island
Spite
Bergen
Horn
Bleak Island
Andree
Leading farmers to meet for industrial campaign in Dothan
A committee of leading farmers will attend a Friday city hall meeting to plan an industrial campaign. Agencies including the city council Rotary Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce and Home & Farm Protective association will cooperate to attract industries using Wiregrass farm raw materials. City officials say they will support community improvement benefiting farmers workers and merchants.
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The
Home & Farm Protective Association
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Vaughn
Clem Ezell
E. M. Westherly
Chamber
Pettus Accused of Snipe Hunting by Mo W Rish
John W Bish quotes state Democratic Chairman E W Pettus in letters about Houston County Democratic Executive Committee contests. The dispute centers on the timing of the new committee taking office and a tax collector nomination contest involving Mrs Kate Rudolph and W B Jeffries.
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Ed Pettus
Democratic Executive Committee
Houston County
John W. Bish
Kate Rudolph
The
Eagle
Rish
W. B. Jeffries
Dothan Eagle
E. W. Pettus
State Democratic Committee of
Alabama
Selma
Priz
Dothan
Bish
Six Balloons Drift in Northeasterly Course at Cleveland
Six gas bags in the 19th Gordon Bennett balloon race drift northeast toward the Labrador coast with predictions of a 600 to 800 mile journey. Start late yesterday. some balloons reported near Erle Pennsylvania while others blown over Lake Erie.
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Cleveland
Atlantic
Labrador
Maine
Erle
Lake Erle
Lake Eartier
Crnt
Ernest DeMourier
Detroit
Edmund Hunt Incharne
Roland J. Piste
Geneva
French Flyers Cross Atlantic to New York Landing
Coste and Bellonte completed a landmark Paris to New York flight anchoring their route above Canso Nova Scotia and Halifax as crowds gather at Curtiss Wright field for a New York welcome. They aim to reach Long Island by sunset in about 37 hours from Le Bourget.
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Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Canso
Nova Scotia
Europe
Americas
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
le Bourget Field
Paris
Coste
Newfoundland
France
Isle of St. Pierre
Curtiss-Wright Field
Long Island
Purlieus
Nungesser
Col
Bellonte
North Atlantic
St. Pierre
le Bourget
mid-Atlantic
St Pierre
Three Businesses Qualify To Do Business In Alabama
Three firms qualified with the secretary of state to operate in Alabama. A wholesale dry goods business The Quality Stores with capital of 10000 will operate at Fort Payne A soft drink manufacturer and a jeweler Boston Tea Party capitalized at 2600 will operate at Troy Houston Jewelry Company capitalized at 300 will do business in Dothan
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Dothan
Montgomery
Ala
Secretary of State
Alabama
Quality
Fort Pyne
Boston Tea Party
Troy
Houston Jewelry Company
Four Die In Record National Air Races
Four people perished at the 1936 national air races as the event closed. Capt. Arthur Page Jr. of Washington D C died after his craft crashed during the Thompson trophy speed race, while Charles Syeed Holman of Minneapolis won the 105 mile course at 291.91 mph to claim $3170 and a record time. Investigations into the crash and carbon monoxide exposure were announced as aviation officials hailed the meet as a valuable testing ground for new developments.
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Arthur Page, Jr
Washington, D. C
Marine Filer
Page
Charles “Syeed" Holman
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Naval Academy
Washington
Omaha
Navy Field
Waashington
Mier
Maj
R. W. Schroeder
Aviation Authority
America
Mobile Woman Shot By Officers Dies
Thelma Wooten aged 24 dies at 7 this morning after being shot by acting deputy sheriffs who stopped a car they believed was transporting whiskey. Murder charges are filed against T B Sullivan and C C Lane who were arrested and later admitted firing on the vehicle.
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Mobile
Ala
Thelma Wooten
T.B. Sullivan
C. C. Lane
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Martin J. Healy
Healy
Bertham. Ewald
George E. Ewald
Justice Madison
T. M. Davenport
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U.S
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Ernest de Muyter
Hugo Kaulen, Jr
Carl Goetze
Germany
Jean Herhe
Albert Boitard
J. Z. Speight
MO. W. Rish
St. Lawrence Valley
Toronto
Lena
Ene Hsh
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
U. S. Senate
John D. Ewing
Shreveport Times
Ewing
Francery
American Legion
Sandown
Canada
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New England
Halifax Harbor
Curtiss-Reynolds
Chicago
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