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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1930

Page

3

Bride aviator Ruth Blaney Alexander dies in crash

Ruth Blaney Alexander, famed flyer known as Sauth Alexander, died when her small plane crashed four miles north of the port after a night flight from Vancouver to Mexico. She held a world altitude record for women in light airplanes and recently completed a long non stop flight, first divorced from Mack Alexander, she married instructor Elliott. Ensign Elliott was attached to the Saratoga off Long Beach.

Page One Wichita Kansas New York Point Loma Federation Aeronautique Internationale Alexander Vancouver B. C Agus Caliente Mexico Mack Alexander Elliott Ruth L. Blaney Ensign Elliott U. S Saratoge Long Beach Calif

Kiwanis Governor Elect Tours Local Club Today

Kiwanis Governor Elect visits local Kiwanis Club to discuss promoting the peanut fed hog product and expanding membership. Dr Arthur Keyton, newly elected district lieutenant governor, pledges cooperation and encourages surveying available material to recruit suitable members.

Kiwanis Page Oime Alabama Arthur Keyton

Teachers from Campbellton school trio shop in city

Mr and Mrs R E Poyner and teachers Miss Ruby Hardy Hazel Fields and Betty Wilson were seen shopping in the city Thursday afternoon. The group are associated with Campbellton schools in FIs.

R. E. Poyner Ruby Hardy Hazel Fields Betty Wilson Campbellton Fis

Geneva County Schools Opened in September

Geneva County High began on Monday with 225 students directed by Prof Ellsworth Ellis. Hartford City Schools opened the same day with 350 enrolled. faculty mostly unchanged with two new members. Notables include G H Gerrings Jr and Leonora Hatcher visiting Dothan. Mrs Glen Gibson and Julia Quillin guests of Dupree Davis in Dothan. Alvin McEachern, Navy, visited Hartford. C D Dowling injured in an automobile wreck and returned home. Mr Chancy improving in Dothan hospital.

Geneva Ala Geneva County Ellsworth Ellis O. V. Bruner T. J. Albritton J. J. Collins Nell Espy Evie Woodham Leona McDonald Marion Read Ruth Wilbanks Hartford City R. S. Ward Carrie Peacock Lottie Lee Brock Eula Daughtry Mises Pearle Murdock Burma Murdock Jean Guilford Rushin White Elizabeth Davis Alice Albritton G. H. Gerrings Jr Leonora Hatcher Dothan Glenn Gibson Macon Julia Quillin Dupree Davis A. W. Thompson John Thompson Spring Hill J. P Thompson D Dowling Howard College Mettrey South Carolina Hartford Alvin McEachern U. S. Navy Hampton Roads R. C. Chancy Mr Chancy

Prohibition Fights for Influence in National Pattern

National committee data shows Anti Saloon League spending 4065 with other groups reporting. McBride casts doubt on wet gains and projects dry senate strength. local names attend social events and family visits noted in community roundups.

National Committee Anti- Saloon League National Campaign Committee Anti-Prohibition Association Congressional Districts Modification League Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform McBride Senate

Palmer Cotton Letter Sees Decline Halted by Hedge Pressure

New York report notes easier cotton due to covering of positions and hedge pressure. Demand around 11 cents for December checked the downturn as weather brings rains across Mississippi Alabama Georgia and the Carolinas. Market shows steady buying under 11 cents and scale-down activity continues.

Palmer Cotton New York Mississippi Alabama Georgia Carolinas

Epidemic of Bank Robberies Sparks Public Outcry Across States

A wave of bank robberies sweeps the country with towns enacting a shoot to kill mood. Des Moines Register and Tribune offers 500 dollars for the first to shoot a bandit in the act. Vigilante groups, once curbed, are being revived to battle the renewed menace.

Winterset Des Moines Register and Tribune Today Towa Bank

Rish Declines To Resign Nomination To State Legislature

Public remarks recount a 1930 proposition on resignations from Houston County Alabama Democratic nominations. Jeffries declined the initial plan and proposed submitting his qualification for tax collector to the state Democratic executive committee. The discussion called for special primaries to nominate a representative and tax collector.

Jeffries Nen Houston County Democratic Party Ala Democratic Executive Committee

Dismissed Manager Dies by Own Action in Memphis Autocide

William Tilton a 43 year old manager of a tire company in Memphis shot himself in an automobile near his home today He was declared dying by his doctor and his family said he had been depressed since losing his job recently.

Memphis William Tilton

Political maneuver in Houston county tax collector race

In a state Democratic committee hearing Jeffries proposed resigning as the Houston county tax collector nominee under two conditions: withdraw the tests of his qualification and authorize a special primary to nominate a successor. The plan was accepted pending state committee approval. A separate fragment describes a hunter encountering a black bear while seeking a rabbit, causing him to drop his weapon and flee.

Wan Se Eos Democratic Executive Committee Jeffries Houston County State Hunteman

Back-Up Drivers Set Ford in Reverse Across Continent

A team known as the back-up boys, world champions of reverse driving, demonstrated a Ford driving 10 to 12 mph in reverse for 42 days. They simulated a New York to Los Angeles round trip and back, equating engine speed to 50 to 60 mph in high gear. Radiator ventilation and fan cooling were largely eliminated, with extreme heat on the Great Salt Lake Desert.

New York Los Angeles Ford Great Salt Lake Desert James C. Hargis St. Louis Texaco

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