Officers Under Investigation After Car Shooting in Elyria
In Lorain Ohio on September 27 Betty Heywood 22 of Elyria in a car with her husband Charles Ed nails and infant daughter was shot in the neck during a confrontation with three officers Frank Klady Walter Knut ef and Louis Cicco under Mayor Standen. Ed nails said he thought the officers were hold up men and sped away. No liquor was found in the vehicle.
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Lorain
Ohio
UPI
Betty Heywood
Elyria
Frank Klady
Walter Knut
Louis Cicco
Standen
Investi
Charles Ednails
Wich
Heywood
Miss Heywood
Malone replies to Eagle editorial over anti Smith campaign
W D Malone submits to The Dethan Eagle a letter defending the Democratic letters from Wallace D Malone and challenging editor Julian Hall to give fair consideration. Malone, secretary of the Houston County Anti Smith Campaign, counters editorial claims sobre political expediency and future office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Malone
Eagle Editorial
Eagle
Wallace D. Malone
Democratic Party
Malone
Julian Hall
Dethan Eagle
City
Julian
al Smith
Houston County Anti-Smith Cam
Mrs Minshew Died Near Laurel Hill Florida
Mrs N E Minshew age 42 died at home near Laurel Hill Florida Tuesday noon after several weeks illness. Survived by husband seven children Elbert in Great Lakes Illinois Lorene Roy Coleman Murriel Mable and Ben of Laurel Hill. Parents Mr and Mrs J M Thomas and three sisters Mrs W C Reynolds Mrs J H Drew and Mrs J H Glover of Newton Alabama Rt 1. Burial Piney Grove cemetery Wednesday at 2 30 pm with Ingram Forrester in charge.
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N. E. Minshew
Laurel Hill
Fla
Elbert
Great Lakes
Ill
Lorene
Roy
Coleman
Murriel
Mable
Ben
Laurel Hil
J. M. Thomas
W. C. Reynolds
J. H. Drew
J. H. Glover
Newton, Ala
Rt. 1
Minshew
Piney Grove Cemetery
Collision injures governor aide and driver in New Haven
In New Haven on September 27 two were hurt in a car crash involving Gov. Trumbull's chauffeur and passenger John Coolidge. Wilfred Veno, driver of the other car, is hospitalized with a possible skull fracture while his mother was lightly injured. The Amethyst stone is described as popular for the coming season and suits platinum settings for a necklace.
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New Haven
Gov. Trumbull
John Coolidge
Wilfred Veno
Veno
Revival Services Set at First Baptist Church Birmingham
Dr. James R. Hobbs a Revival Preacher and pastor of First Baptist Church Birmingham will lead revival services at the First Baptist Church from October 3 to 14. The preacher is described as a dynamic force in Alabama Christian undertakings shaping the state's social fabric. Continued on Page Six.
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James R. Hobbs
First Baptist Church of
Birmingham
First Baptist Church
Hobbs
Alabama
Dothan District Fair Plans Completed for November Week
Initial plans for the Dothan District Fair to run November 12 to 17 are complete. W R Lisenby says ten counties have contracted for exhibits and livestock premiums will attract top Alabama farmers. A major carnival company with forty five railway cars is hired to provide amusements.
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Dothan
W. R. Lisenby
Lisenby
Thomas P. Littlejohn
Lizenby
Dothan High to Open 1928 Grid Season Versus Eufaula
Dothan High School will formally start the 1928 football season Friday at 3 15 p m on Sanders Field against Eufaula High. Coach Pauli Tubb aims to show fans a strong team built by seven weeks of practice with backfield stars Sloppy O’Neal Jap Hart Fred Brown and Ralph Burdeshaw leading the attack. Eufaula is rumored to have most of last year’s varsity back and will try to challenge Dothan’s Southeast Alabama title claim.
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William Miller
Dothan High School
Eufaula High School
Pauli Tubb
King Pigskin
Sanders Field
Eufaula
Dothan
Midland City
Panama City
Florida
Moston
O'Neal
Fa Hubert
Jap” Hart
Fred Brown
Amd
Ralph Burdeshaw
Jack Ford
Brown Brothers
Johnny Mack
Fred
Ralph Burtleshaw
Two Speakers at Mrs Henderson Kiwanis Club Meet
Kiwanis luncheon guests heard G S Jackson discuss Dothan's new athletic stadium project. He explained how citizens funded a bondless start and noted the opening goal of October 18 with about 6000 expected attendees. Superintendent Moseley described benefits for local students. Miss Margaret Williams spoke on guidance as essential in modern education.
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MRS
G. S. Jackson
Kiwanis Club
C. C. Moseley
Jackson
Margaret Williams
Fculty
Alabama Power Adopts Uniform Residential Rates
Alabama Power Company proposes new uniform domestic and commercial electricity rates pending Public Service Commission approval. If accepted, most customers would save over a quarter of a million dollars annually and enjoy tiered rates with a single meter. The plan targets lower rates after initial usage, aiming for January 1, 1929, with a separate note on revised commercial charges.
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Alabama Power Company
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Public Service Commission
United States
Met
Weather outlook for Alabawa tonight into Friday
Cloudy conditions with showers in the south and central areas tonight and likely in the southern region Friday morning. Temperatures steady with a moderate fall and northeast winds.
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Alabawa
Richard Loeb Loses Joliet Soft Job in Parole Shuffle
Chicago dispatch reports Richard Loeb, serving life with Leopold for the Franks murder, losing his trusted Joliet soft job. He is reassigned to manual labor in the yards and removed from his private cell as parole eligibility complications arise from a six year window due to a board paper error.
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Chicago
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold
Bobby Franks
Joliet
Loch
Hinton C. Clabaugh
Pardon Board Yard
Leeb
Leopold
Three American teachers jailed in Constantinople retried
Three American teachers Jennie Lean Edith Suanedepeean and Lucile Day were sentenced to three days in jail and fined three liras after a retrial of an identic verdict. The piece also notes Florida Relief Fund donations and local kindness as part of an article mix.
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Constantinople
Constantinopovele
Court of Apwals
Mise
Jennie Lean
Amenenun
Rousna
Edith
Dothannepple
Florida Relief Fund
Houston County
W C T U Leader Backs Alfred E Smith in Alabama
Birmingham reporter Mabel Jones West, a Jefferson County W C T U executive, endorsed Gov. Alfred J. Smith and the Democratic ticket urging women of Alabama to support Smith over Hoover. She argued the Smith campaign avoids paid Republican slander and criticized white supremacy within the party. (Continued on age Five)
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Smith
White House
United States
Birmingham
Ala
Louver
Mabel Jones West
Jefferson County
Women's Christian Tesperanece Union
Alfred J. Smith
Alalsma
Smit
Wert
Billy Jones
Jones Valley
Alexander H. Stephen
Paptet Cruren
Birmingham Women’s Democratic Club
Women's Auxiliary
Disalled American Veteranix
Hoover
Wire West
Simith
Talapee
Republican Party
Disappearance of Slocomb Principal Stirs Town Thefts Theorized as Search Fails
C F Avant principal of Slocomb city school vanished Sunday after driving toward Geneva. Reward of 160 dollars offered for information. Extensive ground search near Hartford and Geneva ends without clue. Fortune teller Dr Bimbo referenced amid wild theories and radio broadcasts.
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C. F. Avant
Slocomb City
Geneva
Slocomb
Hartford
Rey Avant
Wetumpka
Bimbo
Dr. Bimbo
Dart
Dre
Avant
Darky
Slocomb Bank
Alabama Power Company
The
Building & Loan Association
Avane
Dr. Smith
Axa Courer
Res
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Rum Russell
Constin Serious
Car
Dothan Hi
Miss Williams
Park Commission
South
Charles Henderson
Hemlerson
Troy
City Auditorium
Mrs.Tunney
Maury
Josephine Rowland
Polly’s Lauder
Gene Tunney
Polly
S. S. Saturnia
Italy
Richard Loebs
Florida Relief
Dothans
Personk Whoar
Efagle
F. C. Forrester
C. S. Lawts
H. Sothern
W. T. Jones
J. B. Murray
J.B. Murray
J. Waughman
Mra. O. M. Hin
RO Yarbrough
BB. M. W Woolham
Onear Clark
Tobe Domingus
C. Filler
J. J. Marsh
Sidney Willoughby
Crosby
Mire
S. BE. Willoughby
W.C. T. U. Leader
Alfred E. Smith
SLOC
Buzzards
Posse
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