Thieves devise new plan in Oothan theft case
A distressed report describes a crime scheme where a Black woman pretends to be a washerwoman to gain access to homes. She targets families, steals bundles of clothes, and uses deception to extract valuables while posing as a laundress. Police noted the ruse persisted for weeks but investigators eventually pursued the suspects.
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Mrs Carroll Not Guilty Of Bigamy
An article in the Journal states Lewis Carroll was accused of bigamy but investigations and inquiries show Carroll’s wife is lawfully married to him. Mrs Carroll visited the jail and remanded him. Carroll denies the accusation and remains in Dothan working at the telephone exchange.
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City Ordinance Calls for Fire Department Notice After Dark
A garbled notice describes an ordinance in Dothan requiring anyone burning trash after dark to notify the fire department. The rule aims to save firemen from unnecessary runs. a violation could bring a fine of three dollars.
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New Orleans teen dodges duties on gowns and jewelry
Sixteen year old Clara LaPlace, returning from overseas aboard the Frederick Der Grosse, arrived with Paris made gowns and jewelry not declared. Customs officials seized the items after she confessed to attempting smuggling and her aunt admitted she urged declaration.
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BRING IT IN Farmers Ginging Cotton An It Is Picked
At the big gin of the Farmers Cotton On Co the morning hours bring ten to twelve bales on the yard waiting to be processed. The setup uses a suction unload and seed return with bale rolled on top. Farmers can deliver by wagon and have seed dumped back on the wagon while the gin handles the cotton at $30 a ton for seed and favorable prices for their bale of cotton.
Will Entertain Crooks Right In His Own Home
Chicago Sept 22 Henry Nel secretary of the National Probation League announces a novel plan to reform crooks by hosting them at his home from sunset to sunrise. He will serve sandwiches and coffee and will not invite police, hoping to talk offenders into changing paths. Visitors may enter freely and Nel hopes each caller will allow himself to be entertained. Grant leaves for Ozark and Enterprise on clothing business. G Pittman returns from Tennessee and Georgia after weeks away. Puasley of Troy attends to business in Dothan this morning.
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Cotton Market Report Signals Muted Trends
Miss Zela Maund of Columbia notes small changes in cotton prices in Dothan with middling bids near steady. Traders monitor day-to-day shifts as markets reflect cautious demand and regional supply signals.
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Dothan
Feudists' Unwritten Code Violated in Kentucky Murder
Albany Ky Sept 22 A feud tragedy shocks the hills as Dow Moses bearing a nine month old baby is shot through the heart by a mountain marksman, the infant protected by its mother and other kin. The slaying follows testimony against the accused man, with warnings of danger to the family. Gertrude Venable returns home after a visit to Barracky, and Doc Moses, linked to a Madrid contact, heads to court city amid revenue officers.
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