Bond in Death of Wife Sparks Defense Bid
Coroner George Vanderslie said letters suggest a motive in the drowning of Mrs Jenny Kane wife of Elisha Kane a Tennessee University professor. He noted a man named Etta Dodd signed letters and hinted at others traveling in Europe. Kane contends his wife was struck on the head and drowned after being rescued from water. Parents from Pennsylvania arrived as charges face their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bampton
George Vanderalice
Todey
Jenny Kane
Elisha Hane
Univerisity
Tennessee
Vanderslie
Tenpeaceo
Etta
Europe
Kane Contenda
Hie
Fang
Knoxville
Tenn
Kane Fas
University of Tennessee
Kane
Pennsylvania
Penus
Dwelling Fire Ruled Incendiary In St. Andrews Street
Fire damaged a vacant house in the 200 block of 8 St. Andrews Street owned by H. Blumberg. About 400 dollars in damage reported as two front rooms burned. A gas can found at the scene led Fire Chief Ziglar to call the blaze incendiary. Workmen said the receptacle was gone when they left. This marked the second suspected arson fire of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews Street
H. Blumberg
Ziglar
Zig
Airplane Accident Victim Improving At Local Hospital
John Chalker, with a fractured skull and other injuries from a crash near Tumbleton on August 12, is recovering and able to walk at Dothan hospital. An attendant said it is unclear when he may be discharged. Fellow passenger Dick Williams was injured with a fractured knee and a broken fuselage. Passenger Miss Allee Oates was killed in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chalker
Tumbleton
Dothan Hospital
Chalker
Dick Williams
Allee Oates
Cualker
Former Secretary of War May Speak During Dedication
Birmingham AP reports Newton D. Baker former secretary of war under Wilson has been invited to speak at the dedication ceremony for Jefferson County’s new pew library facilities. The event is set for late September to early October and is hosted by a Birmingham Bar Association committee.
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Birmingham
Newton D. Baker
Jefferson County
Reary Sims
The
American Baraxpecia
Baker
Bar Association Votes to Repeal Day Law
The Atlantic City New Jersey chapter reports the national bar association favoring repeal of the prohibition amendment. A referendum showed 13 770 members for repeal and 6 340 against, with 75 percent participation. The executive committee announced the results at the convention.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Iap
Americia’ Bac ‘Association
Bar Association
Increased curb market sales rise across Alabama in August
Alabama reports August curb market sales totaling 43 49 dollars and 22 cents across 18 markets led by Gadsden with 18 875 dollars. Montgomery Tuscaloosa Anniston and Mobile follow, statewide sales since 1923 reach 1 829 366 05, with total state curb market business at 232 625 45 to date.
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Auburn
Misa Helen Johnston
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Alabama
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
Anniston
Mobile
Dothan
Gadsden
Andalusia
Athens
Attala
Bessemer
Clayton
Decatur
Ensley
Eufaula
Fatrtelg
Florence
Jasper
Opellice
Sema
Sheffield
Talladega
Troy
Tuscaloose
Trescumbia
Tuskegee
Toon Springs
Health Department staff visit Geneva to review county efforts
Special report notes Montgomery County health department workers in Geneva this week to assess local problem solving. Team includes Dr. B. F. Austin Dr. O. L. Chason H. J. Thrasher Guy M. Tate Miss Francis Montgomery and Dearttnn Peale.
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CP OS Health
Geneva
Besith
Montgomery
Mast
Yeseréay
B. F. Austin
O. L. Chason
H. 3. Thrasher
Guy M.tate
Mise Francis Montgomery
Me-term convict foils Kansas penitentiary escape plot
A Me-term convict thwarted a planned July 20 breakout at the Kansas prison led by Wilbur Underhill. Warden Hirk Prather said 25 lives would have been lost. guards and plotters were placed in solitary, weapons seized, and the leader was named.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas Penitentiary
Hirk Prather
Prather
Wilbur Underhill
Merle Cotver
Wieblta
Po- Ueenan
Underhill
O. B
Spencer
Bentley Clark
John Lashley
W. E. Bennett
Wyatt Bryant
W. D. Pendleton
Enterprise PTA names officers and plans shared high school link
Mrs J W Pitman was elected president of the Enterprise Parent-Teachers Association at a Tuesday meeting. Mrs J F Hatcher was elected secretary and Mrs S Amos treasurer. A committee was appointed to canvass homes for books and to form a joint meeting with Coffee County High School, with one monthly session in each location. A mass meeting at the high school auditorium will occur within two weeks to boost interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
J. W. Pitman
Enterprise City
J. F. Hatcher
Amos
John Singleton
C.D. Wallace
Coffee County
Wallace
Mrl. Warren
Cravon
Byrd
Cappa
Singleton
C. F. Thomson
Mas
Beneld
Mrs Margaret Shook Visits Crippled Children Mission
Mrs Margaret Shook of Montgomery travels to Houston County with Mrs C L Cot- Way to assist crippled children in the county. The companions plan to work with the organization and aid affected families during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mims
Margaret Shook
Montgomery
Houxton County
Unis
Mies
Dothan Women Plan Courthouse Meeting Over Judge Judean Case
Dothan women call a 7 30 meeting at the courthouse to protest Judson College admissions decision in the Campbell case. The action follows the defendant physician's acquittal and a dean's advice against formal application for the girl, a local Senior High graduate, to Judean College.
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J. A. Campbell
Dothan
jAelain
Judaon College
Campbell
Mabel Bower
Jungon
Judeon
Horaton County
A. D. Whiddon
WE. Ussery
W. C. Etrickland
F.C. Porter
G. W. Gilbert
W. W. McCarty
Sarah Crawford
Judson College
Judean
Tt Wan
H. Green
The
Eagle
Judson
Two Men Sentenced On Liquor Charges
Dewey Hutching and Norman Culpepper pleaded guilty to transporting liquor in a retroactive court yesterday and received one to two year penitentiary terms. Senge Deal received one to two years for burglary. Glenn Knight was convicted of assault to murder asbaint and battery and fined 25 dollars. John Strickland pleaded guilty to forgery and drew two to three years. Henry Whlama was found not guilty of burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Hutching
Norman Culpepper
Etronic
Senge Deal
Glenn Knight
Asaault
Absaint
John Strickland
Henry Wh Lama
Naval Pharmacist Home On Furlough
Charles J. Ross chief pharmacist mate of the U S Navy is at home in Coffee Springs Alabama on a two day leave. George C Lott recruiting officer said Ross, stationed at the U S Naval hospital in Newport Rhode Island, travelled from Newport to Dothan and Coffee Springs by automobile visiting many points of interest along the way. He plans to return by the same route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Ross
U. S. Navy
Coffee Springs
Alsona
George C. Lott
Rom
U.S. Naval Hospital
Newport
Dade
Dothan
Coffes Springs
Thieves Loot Local Store In Odd Food Heist
Police report a burglary at a Haptret Rotines store where meat, salmon, sardines, and other food items were stolen. A shopkeeper warned owners to secure premises, noting a broken door and urging vigilance against further thefts.
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Ford
Ator
Barber
Etare
Statutory Charge Against Man Here
Henry Davie of Oderwoed faces a statutory charge. He is free on bail awaiting trial in court as deputy marshals pursue the case. The document unclear mentions immoral practices and a vehicle track event, with fragmentary references to names and dates.
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Henry Davie
Oderwoed
Oeday Bond
Ceroher
Marahal Davitus
Tal Tiem
Weran
Bim
Alabama Power Equipment Ranking Reveals State Capacity
Alabama ranks among top states in power installation capacity per a Census Bureau report. The dataset shows Alabama's prime movers and electric motors totals, with generators and related equipment adding to the state’s horsepower capacity among 32 leading states in tested categories. Pennsylvania leads overall, with 68 percent of total horsepower concentrated in a handful of states.
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U. S
Montgomery
Alabama
United States Bureau of the Census
United States
Wem
Thene
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Thanis
Midiewn
Mentucky
Ohio
Minnenets
Montana
Arizona
Ateam
Wai Electric
Internet Combustion
Hornpower
Steciiié
Enterprise
Assault Charges Against Husband in Rural Court
Jake Vaughn faces assault charges in circuit court tied to the July arrest and an August grand jury indictment. His estranged wife Ethel Vaughn was found injured near Young Junior High on June 15 and hospitalized in serious condition. A passing motorist reported a straying car spotted near the scene and neighbors recalled a scalp wound on Jake Vaughn.
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Jake Vaughn
Vaughn
Ite Ual Weenton
Ethel Vaughn
Nat the Young Junior High
Dothan
Wwe
Sud
Yrman
Min. Veughi
Reont
Indy
Former Teacher Injured In Motor Car Crash
A former teacher from Aden identified as Ross Hind was injured in a motor car crash last week. He was reported in critical condition after the collision near Mantnamers. Police and medics attended the scene and transported him to hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Carrot
Aden
Ross Hind
Paving Of Highway Link Is Completed
A highway link paving project is finished and opened to traffic. Local officials announce the completion as a milestone for regional road access and future transportation plans.
Prohibition Bill Passes Senate in District Cotton Planting Limit
Anath Carollina's Renute reports D C senators approve a crop prohibition bill banning one planting of cotton next year and sending the measure to the Havre while Governor Huey P Long weighs declaring the Louisiana cotton law inoperative. The Texas House resists a production cap and action hinges on southern ratification.
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Anath Carollina
Havre
Huey P Leng
Tonsalina
Teres
Texas
House
Senate
Long
Dothan Man Injured in Cincinnati Area Auto Collision
A Dothan man, A. Fulford, injured in a motor vehicle crash near Cincinnati, Ohio, while en route home from Petrokt when the accident occurred. The message from W. Fulford of 210 Wert Burtleshaw confirms the incident as details of the collision are scarce and Mrs Hines Fulford, his wife, had been living in Dothan with her parents.
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A . Fulford
Dothan
Detroit
Mich
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. Fulford
Wert Burtleshaw
Fulford
Petrokt
Mra Hines Fulford
Jorenta
Mer Me Shurrom
Mr Fulford
Reconstructed Names in a Fragmented School Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple individuals connected to colleges and teaching roles with unclear roles and stray surnames. The text mentions Jean Warren Martha Kier and Mary Boben among others, suggesting a historical roster or faculty list with distorted spellings and disconnected place references.
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Comien
Jean Warren
Silas Vath
Mitcheil Ata
Martha Kier
Alary Tertgen
Treudetein
Rein
Mies
Mary Boben
Crete
Wings Across the Pacific Moyle Allen Fly Onward
American aviators Don Moyle and Ceci Allen, who began a Tokyo to Bentile flight, refueled after landing on an uninhabited island during a storm in the Bering Sea region. They expect to resume their voyage once weather improves and have been aided by a Russian interpreter during relief efforts.
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W. Moyle
Los Angeles
Don Moyle
Ocean Flyer
Cecil Allen
Japan
Seattle
Wash
Allen
Moyle
U.S
St, Paul Island
Bering Sea
Naval Radio Aviation Station
Buriat
Ceci Allen
Naverin Ynland
Miano
Tilgina Island
Cmoyle
Unak
Aritiah
North
Bee
Detroit
Copenhagen
Parker Cramer
Oliver Prequatta
Newartiona
Atlantis Seaboard
Junkers
New York
Lisbon
Portugal
Mannggen
Eafe
United Kitaten Naval Radio
St Paul Island
Bering Mea
United States Coast Guard
Tanca
Kin Lance
Milas Eratecs Brenan
Hiveraide
Caitt
Dale
Bresnan
Mary Allen
Lakeett
Fragments Mention Union Springs Church Announcement
OCR fragment notes an announcement from Union Springs church with unclear details and a schedule reference. The readable text hints at an event or message shared by church leadership, but specifics are not clear in the fragment.
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Union Springs
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