Cleric denies Talmdge as Long clubs choice for president
The Rev. Gerald L. Smith, national organizer for Sen. Long's wealth clubs, said he would not tell Gov. Eugene Talmadge would ever be their leader. He praised Talmadge as an estimable gentleman but said he disagreed with parts of the program. Reports of a caucus favoring Talmadge were denied and the two men were described as good friends.
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Baton Rouge
Gerald L
Smith
Buey
Long
Abara Our Wealth Clubs
Prosex
Griffin
Griffin Daily News
Sach Bust
Talmidgs
Talmedge
Beard
Orgenteaer
Talmadge
Brith
Woman Proposed as Running Mate to GOP Choice
Chicago reports Mrs. George B. Simmons Missouri farmer's wife rose to prominence with a grass roots speech in June and was proposed as the Republican vice presidential candidate to beat the New Deal in 1936. Mrs Jean O'Haver Shas Bore backed her, praising her know how of farm life and women voters.
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Chicago
George B. Simmons
Missouri
Jean O'Haver Shas- Bore
Shassere
Simmona
White House
Dirs
Shasseres
William E Borah
Ldzho
Frank Knox
Pube Fisher
Frank Cowden
Tinos
Discriminations rise as Germany trade shifts blamed
The article notes rising discrimination and a US shift toward strict duties in response to Germany's control measures. It mentions Portugal and Stee Post as sources, with broader claims that retaliation targets Germany's trade policy affecting American imports and allied nations. The piece also briefly touches on mythological terms relating to Muslim beliefs.
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Portugal
United States
Germany
Ex-Solon Named as Check Raiser Denies Charges
Montgomer t Sept 12 AP Former Siste San Jordan serving term for soliciting a bribe denies aiding altering a federal check. State district notes holdover requisition from US State court Birmingham for James W. Poors Oxford on forgery, joint with Jordan. Federal order seeks transfer after sentence. Jordan claims circum stances beyond control and awaits full facts to clear name.
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Solon
State Department
James W. Poors
Oxford
Jordan
District Court
Birmingham
Vic
Elby
Plate Orican
Cdverea
Electric Institute Takes Utility Act Challenge to Supreme Court
The Edison Electric Institute trustees hire John W Davis to test the constitutionality of the 1995 Public Utilities Act. Newton D Baker joins to challenge federal gifts and loans to municipalities. Forney Joyneon, Birmingham, and James M Beck to argue before the Supreme Court as the case proceeds. A separate fire damages an unoccupied car at a service station on N Oates street.
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New York
Edison Electric Institute
John W Davis
de Cone
Newton D Baker
Forney Joyneon
Birmingham
Als
James M. Beck
Supreme Court
Tennesses Valley Authority
Alset
N Oates Street
Briton to field Shark Mouth speedster for Bluebird run
In a London dispatch dated September 12, report details Malcolm Campbell's Bluebird land speed car and a new shark mouth speedster planned for a public appearance on the Utah salt plain. The piece mentions Capt George Evin, Capt Foster, John Cobb, and Tiston Denny as figures around the project, describing front wheel drive and a novel two-tank fuel system while noting recent 300 mph marks and rule considerations for distance runs.
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London
Sic
Malcolm
Foster
Procter
John Cobb
Eysten
Nwehme
Rome
Capitan Tiston
Albert Denny
Fae
Thor
New Tax Bill Targets Large Corporations and High Earners
Washington observers say the proposed tax plan shifts most burden to big corporations and top earners while many small firms see little or no levy. The bill introduces graduated corporate rates up to 12 1 2 percent on the first two thousand six hundred five dollars of net income, rising to 75 percent for the highest incomes, and adds a 1 percent tax on intercompany dividends. Experts estimate total revenue around 240 to 260 million, with small corporations largely spared.
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Willis S White
Washington
Black Widow in Jar Starts Spider Hatchings
In Lincoln Kus Rept 12 a family keeps a black widow spider in a jar with eggs. While away for days the eggs hatched and spiders escaped. The incident prompted safety concerns as the house became populated with the newly hatched arachnids.
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Lincoln
Mia J OM Tinsmian
Spain strengthens Balearic defenses amid unrest
MADRID Sept 12 AP The Spanish cabinet authorized new precautions to curb the Balearic Islands group about 100 miles off Spain in the Mediterranean They created new zones from which aircraft are forbidden and authorized building a radio station on the island of Menorca The ministers discussed Spain’s stance in the League of Nations during the Italo Ethiopian crisis but refused to disclose any public declaration.
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Madnid
Balearica
Spain
Mediterranean
Baleares Ove
Mingres
League of Nations
Attic Cleaning Boom From U S Storms in Dodge City
Sept 12 report from Dodge City describes Fred Bailey creating an attic cleaning business after storms. He bought a large carpet cleaner, hired a crew, and advertised as dust from two collapsed ceilings led to work. Bailey and his team cleaned 227 attics across southwestern Kansas, removing up to two tons of dust per house.
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Dodge City
Fred Bailey
Bailey
Kansas
Gymnasium Declared Most Pressing Need for Dothan Schools
Bruce Flurry city school superintendent told the Dothan Kiwanis at the Houston hotel that the greatest need of city schools is a gymnasium for physical education. He urged adequate Negro school buildings and noted applications filed with the Public Works Administration. M Hughes of the chamber spoke on economic security and solid foundations. M D Slack and J Theodore Jackson gave brief talks as Finis entertained with song.
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Bruce Flurry
Dothan Kiwanis Club
Houston
Fhurry
Public Works Administration
M Hughes
Chamber of Commerce
D Slack
Montgomery
Theodore Jackson
New Ming Station Rising at Main Street Corner
A new Ming station is under construction at the corner of Apple tree and E Mola streets. It will be operated by J. W King and is expected to be completed Oct 15. Pan Am gasoline and necessaries will be sold.
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Main ST
Orner
Appletree
E Mola
J. W King
Grave yields bequests hagle passes Tex September 12
A federal customs inspector Dimitrio Castro, killed by revolutionists 15 years ago, left a gold watch and a valuable coin as his sole bequests. His heirs finally obtained them from a shallow grave where he was buried.
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Hagle Pass
Tex
Dimitrio Castro
Hate
Club Women to Meet With Chamber Over Library Plans
Dothan women’s clubs will meet Cham ber of Commerce officials at the Carnegie library Saturday at 2:30 PM to discuss a public library for Dothan and Houston County. J Hughes, secretary manager, outlined plans including an application for a Carnegie library and said funds from other sources will be sought.
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Dothan Women’s Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Carnegie
Dothan
Houston County
J Hughes
Chamber of Commeres
Dothanere
T.carmegie
Tail Hughes
Colored Civic Club Citizenship Rally Friday Night
Colored Civic Club sponsors a citizenship rally at 7 30 PM in the auditorium of the Colored Baptist Church. Rey LW Dockery pastor of the White First Baptist Church and Piet A J Hobson noted race lecturer will speak on Take Ye Away the Stone and Thy Brother Shall Rive Again. City Choral Club will provide music and club officers Marlon Hawk WPB Wright E Prise Hilsman Lee and Holloway arranged the event with Prof O L Lee and H Walker serving as master of ceremonies.
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Houston County
Colored Crete Club
Good Citizens
Colored Baptist Church
Rey LW Dockery
White First Baptist Church
Princi
Wight
Piet A J Hobson
City Choral Club
WPB
Wricht
Marlon Hawk
E Prise Club
Rey VE Hilsman
W M Lee
H . Walker Club
O L Lee
EL. Holloway
Temperance Union debate at centenary meeting debates abstinence
Atlantic City reports on a five year sequence of resolutions by the Temperance union. Debates cover abstinence ease, liquor control cited, education against alcohol, divorce legislation and family sanctity. A peace resolution seeks action from state and League of Nations to avert world conflict. Aborigines of Tasmania noted as extinct.
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Sy James
Laney
Atlantic City
Sos
Worgen’s Temperance Union
Aia
Aida
Nia
Mqnor
State Department
League of Natione
Doan's Kidney Flush Promises Quick Backache Relief
Readers urged to treat backaches by flushing kidneys with Doan's after misdiagnosed lines about tired kidneys and kidney waste. The ad claims Doan's has helped tenured users for over 40 years and encourages seeking relief before serious trouble.
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Duke of Gloucester
King George
Queen Mary of
England
Alica Scott
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Talis
Speigner Bros
Dothan Marble
St. Andrews St
Kilby
Electric Institute
Paul T¢ Timothy
TI Timothy
Moppatts
Jose Thole Henorn
Serith
Ciry
Olelde and
Baide
Dothan Radiom
Houston Theatre
Foster Street Methodiet
Brana Freee
Jeatnare
George Eyston
Malcolm Cam
Niesehin
Intercorporte
Club
Board of Trade
Colored Civic Club
Tasmanis
Harry K. Martin
Law Rimson
Ala
Ovar Poyner Reed
Carse
Satemaalea
Poe
Pathfinder
Serideta
Ovestarets
Goodyear
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Oebr
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