Louisiana Police Clash At Huey Long Rally in New Orleans
At Canal street rally for Huey P. Long, state highway police clashed with New Orleans police over traffic control. Sergeant Lionel Escude and eight others were arrested after a melee that prompted a riot squad to intervene.
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Louisiana
Long
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Gate Highway Police
City Police Department
James Cripps
Canal Street
Claiporne Avenue
Lionel Escude
State Highway Police
Cripps
Escude
Po Yce
George Reyer
Alfred Badde
Charles Hammer
Irby Seized From Hotel Room In Shreveport Case
Samuel Irby former assistant highway maintenance engineer and witness in a highway department probe is vanished after police say six state identification bureau men abducted him and James Terrell from a local hotel. Witness had telephoned for protection and planned to sue Gov Huey Long and highway chairman Allen. Wade Long and five others named not all accounted for.
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Shreveport
Samuel Irby
State Bureau of Identification
Ogden, Leach and
Garris
Shreveport Police Department
Asd
Irby
James Terrell
Terrell
State Highway Commission
George Kfarrot
East Baton Rouge District Court
Huey P. Long
O. K. Allen
Highway Commission
Ogden
Leach
State Identification Bureau
Wade Long
Dave McConnell
George McQuiston
R. L. Whitman
C. J. Barnes
W. P. Schroeder
Whitman
New Orleans
Governor Long
Allen
Prohibition split in Illinois Senate race with three women candidates
Illinois politics sees a three way race for the Senate as Mrs Lottie Holman O Neill enters as an Independent opposing Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick and James Hamilton Lewis. O Neill, a longtime prohibitionist and former state legislator, seeks to challenge McCormick tied to the dry voters referendum. McCormick warns the bid could split the anti Democratic vote and endanger enforcement of prohibition laws.
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Chicago
Illinois
Lottie Holman O'Neill
United States Senate
Ruth Hanna McCormick
James Hamilton Lewis
MecCormick
O'Neill
Lewis
McCormick
Springfield
Jeaderra
United States
Iinois
Miinois
Hanged Slayer of 22 in Kansas at Leavenworth
Carl Panzran, who claimed to have killed 22 people, was hanged at Leavenworth federal prison for the murder of R. G. Warnke, a laundry foreman. President Hoover denied clemency. The execution was Kansas’s first legal one since 1870, amid protests and chaplain removal. Panzran, sane by a sanity board, had boasted of the 22 murders.
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Leavensworth
Kas
Carl Panzran
Federal
R. G. Warnke
Panzraa
District of Columbia
Hoover
Riswill Panzran
Kansas
Wichita
Panzran
To- Pema
Pangran
George Henry Momebon
Saleni
Mass
Former asylum inmate named suspect in Grace Budd kidnapping
Search extended to cellars of houses where Charles Edward Pope served as caretaker as investigators seek the man the mother identified as the kidnapper of Grace Budd, who vanished two years earlier. Pope, 66, a former asylum inmate, denied involvement and disputed the wife’s tale.
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New York
Charles Edward Pope
Grace Budd
Pope
Frank Howard
Perth Amboy
N. J
Oldest Harvard Grad Bromberg Dies in Mobile
Frederick G. Bromberg 93 former Alabama congressman and prominent attorney died in Mobile. Harvard BA 1858 he was once touted as the oldest living Harvard graduate author of the First National Quarantine bill and a long time advocate of national quarantine laws and rivers and harbors. Survived by two nephews William and Arthur Bromberg of Atlanta and a niece Mrs G T Perine of the Philippine Islands.
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Mobile. Ala
Frederick G. Bromberg
Alabama
Bromberg
Harvard
House
Senate
Southern Conference of Unitarian Churches
National Bar Association
New York
Willam
Arthur Bromberg
Atlanta
Neice
G. T. Perine
Philippine Islands
Former Dothan Boy Composer Sells Alabama Song
A new official University of Alabama song titled Song of the Crimson Tide with words and music by Stark Paget of Montgomery is on sale. It aims to replace the old Alabama Swing, and may serve as both a march and a dance number, with Rudy Vallee slated to feature it on radio.
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University of Alabama
The
Crimson Tide
Stark Paget
Montgomery
Ala
Paget
Alabama
Washington and Lee University
George H. Denny
Mr. Paget
Dothan
New York City
Twins, 88, Separated Since Birth, Have Lived Similar Lives
ATHENS GA September fifth The 88 year old twins Matthew and John Parker who were separated at birth visited relatives in Athens. Both served in the Confederate Army and were twice wounded. They married twice and share church and Masonic ties. They lived in South Carolina and Georgia, raising vegetables and tobacco respectively, with similar life paths.
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NEA
Athens
Matthew
John Parker
John
The
Baptist Church
Parkers
Anderson
S. C
Lve
Tallulah Falls
South Carolina
Lavonia
Farmers Pool Cotton At Rate 1000 Bales A Day
Montgomery Ala Sept 5 AP Cotton is pooled at about 1000 bales daily with farmers receiving nine cents a pound. Allen Northington general manager Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association reports an average of 45 dollars per bale and 45900 daily at current pool. He notes spot prices at ten cents a pound or less and says pooling aims to steady supply and help restore fair prices.
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Montgomery
Ala
Allen Northington
Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Northington
Cotton Association
Boy Wins Local Cotton Picking Championship Record
Robert Hawkins aged 15 of Dothan route one won the day with 512 pounds of cotton picked in one day. Golston Hawkins 14 finished second with 432 pounds followed by Bessie Driggers and Daisy Driggers with 334 and 325 pounds. The total for all entrants reached 1626 pounds as J C Driggers and J R Hawkins weighed the cotton and vouched for accuracy. Hawkins challenges others to beat his mark.
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Robert Hawkins
PR. Hawkins
Dothan
Golston Hawkins
Bessie Driggers
Daisy Driggers
J. C. Driggers
J. R. Hawkins
Route One
Complete slate being planned by the Independents
Horace C. Wilkinson of Birmingham announced a meeting of the Independent supporters of Senator Heflin in Birmingham for September 6 to consider a complete slate to oppose the Democratic nominees. Three Independents qualified for the legislature, including G. G. Adcock for senator from the 10th district and Dr. F. A. Snewell with Prof. A. BR. Jones for representatives from Elmore county.
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Independents
Montgomery
Ala
Horace C. Wilkinson
Birmingham
J. Thomas Heflin
Wilkinson
Secretary of State
G. G. Adcock
F. A. Snewell
A. BR. Jones
Elmore County
Enforcing Dry Law Costs Per Capita Varies by State
A federal prohibition enforcement cost per capita is 6 to 11 cents across districts. Highest per person is 11 cents for the Northwest district including Washington. several states show 6 to 8 cents with varying amounts listed for Georgia, Florida, New York, and others.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Washirzton
Oregon
Mountana
Idaho
Alaska
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
New York
Porto Rico
California
Nevada
Hawaii
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Missississpi
Louisiana
Texas
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ark
Child killed by runaway team in Alabama yard
A two year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Levey Littles of New Brockton Alabama, was killed instantly when a team of miles beesne frightened and ran across the Tallies yard where children played. The child was struck and broke her neck. Other children escaped injury by getting out of the way. Funeral services were planned for Friday morning.
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Buffalo
Brooklyn
Child
Levey Littles
New Brot
Amer
Georgia Police Chief Killed in Cartersville Incident
Cartersville Georgia police chief Joe Pen Senkinn was shot and killed during an attempted arrest involving Sheriff George W. Gacd ie. The report notes a written statement claiming involvement by a convict and mentions a tense confrontation with a group described by the source.
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Georgia
Cartersville
Poince
Joe Pen Senkinn
Cartermollie
Vegue
George W. Gacdie
Bar
Fas Cocus
Nat Om
Truck Experts to Speak at City Hall Meeting Tonight
A City Hall meeting features a truck grower discussing an extensive survey on expanding vegetable production and shipment. City leaders from the Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis and Home and Farm Protective Association back a plan to organize and boost agriculture and local industry.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tutary Club
Kiwanis Club
Home and Farm Protective Association
Farm Organizationa
Movement de
Clem Ezell
Arthur Keyton
M.A. Hanrahan
Myer Plurmberg
Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club
Henry Wither- Ingtom
Ter
Farmers to Meet Here Tomorrow Courthouse Dothan
Cotton growers are called to a Courthouse meeting in Dothan on Saturday at 2 30 PM to learn how to handle cotton cooperatively. An official letter from County Agent J H Witherington explains the Farm Board plans to stabilize prices by advancing up to 90 percent of market value to prevent dumping.
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Dothan
Federal Farm Board
United States
Farm Board
Gave Ius
Caribbean Storm Devastates Santo Domingo City
Reports from Santo Domingo describe widespread ruin after a Caribbean hurricane. An estimated 1,000 dead and 5,000 injured, with 400 buildings standing of 10,000. Mass burials and incineration were adopted as relief struggled to cope. Red Cross officials ferried out information and aid was authorized nationwide. The disaster prompted emergency powers for President Trujillo and rapid aid distribution.
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Rene M. Lepervanche
Associated Press
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
National Congress
Trujillo
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U. of A
T. E. Childs
Gainesville
Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Young Hawkine
Enterprise Ala
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Miles Beeasne
U. S
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