Irigoyen Sails Aboard Belgrano From La Plata
President Hipolito Irigoyen aged 80 departs La Plata aboard the cruiser Belgrano after being moved from a barracks confinement. He travels with his daughter and a small guard as provisional forces move him toward exile, with uncertainty about landing at Montevideo. The finance ministry also reports on a large consolidated debt left by his government.
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E& Plata
Argentina
Hipolito Irigoyen
Belgrano
Seventh Regiment
Irigoyen
Jose Evapate
Uriburu
Meade
Montevide
Uru- F
Chhief
Irrogoyen
Belerxno
la Piste
Ministry of Finance
Banco de la Recion Argentina
Commission
Robber Kills Drugstore Owner After Small Loot Found
In Chicago a late night robbery at Willis Fiddelke drugstore ends with the 10 year old proprietor shot dead as he lies on the floor. The killer taunts you’ve only got $45 and fires, while an accomplice keeps customers at bay. the loot is reported as $45.
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Chicago
Peiice
Willis Fiddelke
Widdelke
Swnman
Rube
Middelke
Reverend Bob Jones plans WBJC radio station in Dothan
Rev. Bob Jones head of Bob Jones College Lynn Haven Fla says he will apply to the Federal Radio Commission for a permit to establish WBJC in Dothan with a studio possibly at the Houstan hotel. He expects a $50 000 project financed to air religious programs. The commission may take up to 90 days to act.
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Dothan
The
Eagle Today
Bob Jones
Bob Jones College
Lynn Haven
Fla
Houston
Pat Poyner
Eagle
Fire Chief Zeigler Attending National Chiefs Meeting in Canada
Fire Chief J. E. Zeigler attends the National Fire Chiefs association meeting in Winnipeg, Canada and will return to Dothan Tuesday. Assistant Chief Olin Blissett leads local firemen in his absence as city council votes to cover convention expenses.
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J. E. Ziegler
National Fire Chiefs Association
Winnipeg
Canada
Dothan Teesday
Olin Blissett
Ziegier
Harris Wins Senate Race and Georgias Gubernatorial contest
Harris won renomination for a third term by dominant margins in Georgia, securing 894 unit votes to Slaton's 4 while Russell and Carswell battled for the governor nomination. Russell led in popular votes but Carswell closed the unit vote gap, with a runoff likely October 1.
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Atlanta
William J. Harris
Richard B. Russell, Jr
George H. Carswell
Harris
John M. Slaton
Slaton
Georgia
Russell
Carswell
E. D. Rivers
John N. Holder
James A. Perry
Russel
Holder
Rivers
Perry
United States
Robert C. W. Ramspeck
W. Cam Lankford
John Wood
Thomas S. Bell
State Treasury
Carnwell
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Raleigh Honors Johnson Birth Shack In Pullen Park
Raleigh, North Carolina residents restore the humble two story shack where Andrew Johnson was born in a gesture that transcends Civil War bias. Johnson rose from poverty to become mayor legislator governor and senator and served as Lincoln's running mate before his 1865 presidency.
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Raleigh
Andrew Johnson
N. C
United States
South
Pullen Park
Johnson
Greenville
Tenn
N. Cc
Arizona Governor Opposes Boulder Dam Celebration
PHOENIX Sept. 14 Gov. John C. Phillips declined an interior secretary invitation to attend the Las Vegas ceremony marking the start of Boulder Dam construction. Arizona plans to sue in the U S supreme court to block the dam.
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Phoenix
John C. Phillips
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona
Las Vegas
Nevada
Boulder Dam
United States Supreme Court
Gaines-Davis Given Permit To Build $4,000 Home Here
Mayo Davis of the Gaines-Davis company has applied to City Engineer Stewart for a $4,000 dwelling on West Burdeshaw street. The work will be done by day labor, not by contract, records show in the city clerk’s office.
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Mayo Davis
Gaines-Davis Company
Stewart
Burdeshaw Street
Davis
Dr Holmes to Fill Baptist Pulpit Sunday
Dr D W Holmes of Louisville Kentucky will arrive in Dothan to fill the pulpit at First Baptist Church. The pulpit committee seeks a poster to fill the vacancy after Dr H C Bass resigned for a pastorate in Birmingham. Mrs Davis Cooper Jr state worker and Miss Mary Alice Bidy will lead a conference at the church Sunday at 3:30 discussing church problems.
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D. W. Holmes
Louisville
Dothan
First Baptist Church
H. C. Bass
Birmingham
Davis Cooper
Mary Alice Bidy
Agriculture predicts record drought crop losses across the nation
The Department of Agriculture forecasts the lowest overall crop yield in 20 years due to a severe drought. Corn leads the decline with an estimated 1.983 billion bushels, a drop of 10.4 percent, while spring wheat oats and barley rise slightly. Wheat and oats outputs improve, potatoes drop, and pasturage and milk production hit new lows.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cox
Southern Labor Head Sent To Northwest On Political Fight
William Green AFL president appoints Paul J. Smith to campaign in five Northwestern states Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Oklahoma to back progressive Senate candidates. Smith to speak for six weeks with campaign offices led by Edward F. McGrady and Paul J. Aymon in Birmingham closed during absence.
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Southern Labor
Northwest
Birmingham
Ala
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Paul J. Smith
Southern Organization
Congress
Federation
Smith
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
United States
Edward F. McGrady
Paul J. Aymon
Memphis Methodist Minister Run Down And Killed by Auto
The Rev. George H. Martin longtime First Methodist assistant pastor in Memphis died after being struck by an automobile driven by F. C. Smith 26 an employee of the Ford plant He was returning home with his daughter after Wednesday night services when rain and a gasoline stop led to the fatal collision The minister was known as a prominent pastor and evangelist in the Memphis conference
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Memphis Methodist
Memphis
Tenn
George H. Martin
First Methodist Church
F.C. Smith
Ford Motor Plant
Dr. Martin
Thomas 8. McFerrin
Martin
Smith
Mr. Martin
Primaries stir wets and days to new claims
Washington dispatch reports primaries in ten states fueling Prohibition debate. Wet and dry candidates won and lost with mixed signals, while New York Governor Roosevelt backed repeal of the eighteenth amendment with state control plan. Several dry incumbents prevailed in Washington and drought of decisive clear verdicts persisted.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Louis G. Cramton
Grant M. Hudson
Anti-Saloon League
Michigan
John F. Miller
Ralph H. Horr
Miller
Seattle
Horr
Repub-ican
New Hampshire
Vermont
Roy O Hill Elected Sunday School Head
Roy O Hill clerk of the Houston county circuit court was elected superintendent of Foster Street Methodist church Sunday school. Rev J F McLeod announced the appointment, succeeding J Thomas Brock who resigned to take a traveling job and is often away from the city.
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Roy O. Hill
Foster Street
Houston County
Foster Street Methodist Church
J. F. McLeod
J. Thomas Brock
Prominent Inventor Injured In Attack By Unknown Parties
Quincy farm operator Tom Baldwin husband of a friend of Major Thomas Baldwin was wounded in a gun duel with unidentified assailants. He said three men trailed him and his wife as they drove to a friend's home. Baldwin fired as two attackers advanced, losing two fingers and then being beaten with rifle butts.
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Quincy
Tom Baldwin
Thomas Baldwin
Baldwin
Ex Houston Countian Kills Self Near Donaldsonville
Former Houston County resident ALB Ivey, a farmer, shot himself near his Donaldsonville Georgia home around noon Wednesday. Marvin Holman, visiting Donaldsonville, reported Ivey placed a shotgun to the left side of his body and fired, death ruled as death by own action. Ivey had moved to Georgia about a year ago.
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Alb. Ivey
Houston County
Donaldsonville
Marvin Holman
Ivey
Holman
Eagle
Cicam
Special Session Call Seen Impossible Before November
Gov. Bibb Graves said a pre election special session to act on highway legislation is practically impossible due to Senate and House vacancies and legal requirements. He noted adjournment timing and notice rules would prevent passing any measure before the general election. A Jefferson County delegation urged ideas to raise state funds to match federal aid.
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Montgomery
Bibb Graves
Senate
House
Kéwen
Graves
Federal Bureau of Roads
Congress
Jefferson County
Good Roads
Manufacturers Inquiries Reach Dothan For Plant Relocation
Northern manufacturers have sent letters to Dothan seeking southern locations for branch plants. Firms promise 20 to 60 percent employment, urging prompt local decisions and active cooperation. Officials cite community spirit and cooperative loyalty as key to attracting inquiries and inviting visits.
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Dothanhea
Hne
Home & Farm Protective Association
Dothan
Aedges
Hay
Dothan Oinor
Negro Killed In Open Gun Battle During Arrest Attempt
In Livingston Alabama on September 10 a confrontation during an arrest attempt on a robbery charge left Joe Richardson dead and a white man named Pendergrass seriously wounded in the leg. Constable Will Hearn said Richardson resisted and opened fire before he was killed.
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Livingston
Ala
Pendergrass
Will Hearn
Joe Richardson
Saide
Kiljor
Gibson Named National Liaison Officer for Alabama D A V
Birmingham Sept 31 AP H H Weimer national commander of the Disabled American Veterans announces Fred A Gibson commander of Birmingham Chapter 1 as national liaison officer for Alabama. The appointment will expand veteran assistance in the state. In August the Alabama D A V through Gibson filed 90 claims and performed other relief work.
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Birmingham
Ala
H. H. Weimer
Fred A. Gibson
Alabama
Gibson
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