Several Civil Cases Settled in Circuit Court Session
In the current civil division session of the circuit court several cases settled. E. H. Rogers of Central of Georgia Railroad won $493.37 over stock claims. W. C. King received $750 from O. L. and J. J. Baker in an auto accident dispute. J. M. Ingram was awarded $35 against Ben Brantley for injuries from a crash. Nora Pope got $750 from C. E. and Jere Segrest in an auto case. Francis Phillips earned $400 by agreement from J. A. Stallings. suit against Joe Martin Stallings was dismissed.
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Civil Division
Circuit Court
E. H. Rogers
Central of Georgia Railrord
Rogers
W. C. King
0. L
J. J. Baker
J. M. Ingram
Ben Brantley
Nora Pope
C. E
Jere Segrest
Francis Phillips
J. A. Stallings
Bama Phillips
Joe Martin Stallings
Athens Man Bound Over to Grand Jury on Murder Charge
Eu gene Poff aged 52 was bound over to the grand jury on a murder charge for the killing of Harry Hurter Ardmore merchant after a preliminary hearing in Athen Alabama before Judge J E Clem. The state produced a confession by Poffs wife 50 who corroborated many details of the confession.
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Athens
Athen, Ala
Eugene Poff
Harry Hurter
Ardmore
J. E. Clem
Poff
Athletic Club to Be Formed in City Meeting
Several young men plan to form an athletic club with a building already secured. The Sunday night meeting will finalize arrangements and announce new members such as Adam Grant Celsus Spann Flowers Crawford James Spann John B McAllister Whit Harris Gavin Whitsett Wil Gaines J T Trafwick Jr G T Cooper Leonard Speaks and John Flowers with more to join after the building is leased.
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Anthletic Club
Adam Grant
Celsus Spann
Flowers Crawford
James Spann
John B McAllister
Whit Harris
Gavin Whitsett
Wil Gaines
J. T. Trawick
G. T. Cooper
Leonard Speaks
John Flowers
8 Communists Jailed After Fire Arms and Ammunition Found
CHARLOTTE September 15 communists members and organizers of the national Textile Workers union were jailed for investigation after guns and ammunition were found in the residence they lived in. A bench warrant by Superior Court Judge Thomas J. Shaw led to new arrests for alleged participants in a Monday night incident. Charges of conspiracy to overthrow the government were placed against the men by city officials.
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Charlotte
National Textile Workers Union Inn
Superior Court
Thomas J. Shaw
Cotton Market Opens Steady in New York Futures
Cotton futures in New York opened steady with Ort. 18.79 Der 19.12 and nearby months Jan 19.10 March 19.31 May 19.52.
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New York
Civil non jury court calendar set for September 30
A civil non jury division session of the circuit court is scheduled for Monday September 30. The docket lists numerous cases including First National Bank against ZT Johnson, Town of Columbia against Oscar Pearce, Dothan National Bank against Brazil et al, and many others with various plaintiffs and defendants across local firms and towns.
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Circuit Court
M.S. Davie
W. H. Harris
W. A. Shaw
W. P. Roberts
First National Bank
Johnson
Wm. Lamb
Geo. Moody Coast. Co
S. & S. Tire Co
W. B. Wright
Town of Columbia
Oscar Pearce
Dothan National Bank
B. &. Brazil
Geo. C. Reynolds
D. J
J. L. Gheesling
W. M. Womack
M. F. Damon
W. OH. Frazier
M. Fr. Daman
W. H. Frazier
Mealzie B. Hart
Talmadge May
Hugh Graham
Square Ward
Birmingham Furniture Mfg. Co
Fenn McArthur
Wilson & Sons
W. Ll. Andress
Wenn
Town of Cottonwood
L. J. Espy
Flenings
Dothan Guara Ca
Wwathen
Pathen Guune Co
Whitesead & Fae
Monument to Vienna girl Margarete Mannhartt planned in Sterneck Square
A monument honoring Margarete Mannhartt, a ten year old girl who was killed after a vehicle struck the path of children in her care, is to be erected in the gardens of Sterneck Square under Vienna city council auspices.
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Vienna
Sterneck Square
Corncgo
Margarete Mannhartt
Man Fatally Hurt In Pansy Crash
Five people were injured when a car driven by P G Granger crashed into a cotton wagon at Pansy. H U Blanchard suffered a crushed skull and is believed dying at a local hospital. Granger and two Blanchard children had severe bruises but are not in serious condition. L T Carroll, driving the wagon, is at home with undetermined injuries.
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P. G. Granger
Grangeburge
Fansy
H. U. Blanchard
Crosby
Granger
Blanchard
L. T. Carroll
Dothan
Cake lines blur as you eat before you know it
A witty reflection on certainty in daily life where the savor comes only after the bite, suggesting that enjoyment often precedes verification of ownership or safety. The line playfully questions patience and perception.
Practice Game Set At Wiregrass Stadium This Afternoon
Coach Paul Tubbs schedules a practice game at Wiregrass Stadium this afternoon with two squads of players set for four quarters. The 3:30 kickoff follows a date change from the 22nd to the 27th to allow squad development before facing local high school competition.
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Paul Tubbs
Wiregrass Stadium
Tindell
May
Kirkland
Martin
Williams
Smith
Boozer
Hanrahan
Brown
Meritt
Spann
McCarty
Harrison
Zachery
Harris
Clark
Johnson
Holmes
Cox
MccKay
Ford
Espy
Tubbs
Cempe- Tirdel
Mayends
Chedule
Severnce Sought in Cottonwood Bank Robbery Case
J L Holland Henry Newman Al Gibson Williams C Taylor and Richard Harrison through their lawyers sought severance yesterday, meaning separate trials for the Cottonwood Bank robbery. The first case is set for Friday with a 29 juror special venue. Holland Halland, who confessed and implicated others, pleaded not guilty and will fight the case.
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J. L. Holland
Henry Newman
al Gibson
Williams C. Taylor
Richard &. Harrison
Cottonwood Bank
J. L. Halland
Rumanian Law Grants Betrothal Rights in New Bill
In Bucharest Gr Junian the minister of justice introduced a marriage and divorce bill giving betrothal vows legal standing for the first time. Damages may be sought if a man breaks an engagement without cause and gifts may be returned. Divorced women may keep their spouse name but must hyphenate with their maiden name. Desertion carries fines from six to sixty six dollars and may incur jail in aggravated cases.
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Bucharest
Gr. Junian
University of Tokyo offers course in Chinese character writing
The University of Tokyo begins a course in writing Chinese ideographs using brush and ink. Former premier Count Keigo Kiyoura serves as the principal lecturer for the program.
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Tokyop
University of Tokyo
Keigo Kiyoura
Gang violence tied to slot racket eyed in three killings
Police linked a slot machine racket to a spate of three gang killings on the Upper East Side this month. The latest victim, Thomas Ahern, a rumored chauffeur and speakeasy operator, was found with a gunshot wound in a parked car, near the scene of another slaying a day earlier. James Batto and Joseph Oxshone were among the earlier victims tied to the same turf war.
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New York
Thomas Ahern
James Batto
Joseph Oxshone
Plow Horse Rescues Child as Mules Attack
In Pontotoc Mississippi a plow horse lifted a frightened boy to safety after a mule pasture attack. The 2 year old son of Leroy Wilder Jr. wandered near Cherry Creek Road north of Pontotoc and was pulled away from danger by the plow horse as rescuers called for his parents. A search by the boy’s family continued as authorities assessed injuries and the cause of the incident.
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Pontotoc
Mies
Sept
Eld Boll
Ron
Prohi Officer Freed in Labor Day Liquor Raid Case
The death of Jake Keller near Badin while an alleged Labor Day liquor raid may be grand jury material despite the acquittal of Louis Henderson on murder charges. Henderson testified at a preliminary hearing as the Baldwin County solicitor reported. The widow and others testified Henderson ordered the car halted and fired a pistol, causing Keller to be shot as he drove. The case involves conflicting accounts of events around the raid and police testimony.
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Bay Mininete
Jake Keller
Badihepe
Labor Day
Louis Henderson
Hilling
Hubert Hall
Baldwin County
Hachland
Charles Lowell
Henderson
Alonin
Soenouctige Travide Keiler
Gitalls
Piawell
Fralt
Bie Intel Keiler
A. Mo
Anne to Fly With Lindy Over Route Around Caribbean
Fragmentary text mentions a planned flight with Lindy over the Caribbean route. The garbled prose references Lindbergh era themes and a New York air story with dates and names unreadable.
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Anne
Lindy
Caribbean
Air mail pilot dies after fog crash in Georgia
Pilot Sid Molloy of Columbus Mississippi was fatally injured when a New York Atlanta airmail plane crashed into a radio tower at Fort Pearson in fog. Soldiers pulled him from the wreckage and he died at a hospital. Officials could not confirm mail loss. 100 pounds of 400 were destroyed. Molloy, 27 and unmarried, left Richmond the previous night and was well known in the South.
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Atlanta
Sid Molloy
Columbus
Miss
Fort MecPearson
Pitcairn Aviation, Inc
Molloy
Richmond
Rando
Malloy
Last Lecture of Dr Hudson at Baptist Church
Tonight at the Baptist Church Dr Hudson delivers his final lecture to large crowds. The event, titled Crevyint a Church through Fellow, is expected to draw parishioners and the public who are urged to attend and hear his stirring address.
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Dr. Hudson
Baptist Church
Clay
Florida Woman Dies At Home Near Malone
Mrs Sallie Hl Beverette, 74, died at her home near Malone Florida around 7 this morning. She is survived by three sons and several relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Heyl Paris funeral home in Malone.
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Florida
Malone
Sallie Hl
Bverette
Eer Hoe
Teterreseer Ntp
Forsaken Pictures Talk of Town Survey
A fragmented passage discusses a town survey and a local figure known as He Gast. It mentions a ten mile distance, a farm, and uncertainty about a scene or event seen by the speaker, with references to weeks and days and unknown pictures.
Officials defer Che'r Commerce Drive to Monday
Chamber of Commerce officials announce the membership drive will end Monday due to interference from several agencies and current circuit court sessions. They report strong support for a three year industrial expansion in Dothan and expect to complete planned drive routes by Monday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Circuit Court
Crickets Swarm Macon Miss and Disrupt City Hall
A colossal cricket swarm invaded Macon Mississippi on September 1 disrupting a city council meeting as crickets filled the chamber and streets. The insects covered white walls and opened grounds as residents collected sacks of crickets to carry away.
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Macon
Miss
Abandon Hope For Lake Ship Andastaml
The missing gravel ship Andastaml three days overdue from Grand Haven Michigan prompted a Coast Guard search. No clues were found in Lake Michigan or along shore about the vessel fate. Captain Albert Anderson and crew of 28 face slim odds if the ship sprang a leak.
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Chicago
Andastaml
Coast
Grand Haven
Mich
Lake Mchigan
Albert Anderson
Bold Bad Brain Is Captured By Cops
Mobile officers report capturing a bear believed to have entered homes by chimney and stolen food. The animal was found in a kitchen and restrained after climbing into residence at night. No injuries reported.
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Howe
Weather Update for Alabama
Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of a thundershower. Forecast notes some flare of activity on Friday and Saturday with unsettled skies.
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Alabama
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Claudius H. Huston
Tennessee
National Republican Committee
Hubert Work
Huston
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Mercur
Joseph F. Bartess
Jesse Howell
Nessie Lee Andress
Ve. G
Mofeats
City of Trathan
O Fie Mathis AL
ALE Ry
M. I
Conat
Cosy Weather Gro. Co
Jon Davie
Houston Motor Co
Alvert Ward
Halland Coot Swen & Canine
M. S. Panes Wooml
Creger
Houston Nations Tank
EL B. Pmech Et al
Mee
Abu Fonenese
Rene Demand Madene Lida. Ee
Eo & ON Foaneferds
Jattendias
H. B. Blanchard
Dothan High School
Ranaway
Lome
San Francisco
Mont Taylor
N. M
Prohi
Bay Minette
Justice of the Peace
C. Hand
Lindberg
Patitae
Fort McPherson
Che'r Commerce Drive
Mississippi
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Ala
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