Wages Attack on Chinese Diplomat in Manchuria Fallout
In Nanking and Hong Kong a wave of anti Japanese violence erupts after Manchuria dispute. Chinese Premier Wang was struck and injured by students, clothes torn and furniture smashed, while Chang Kai Shek sent guards. Riots across Hong Kong and Kowloon leave nine dead and many injured.
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Nanking
China
C. T. Wang
League of Nations
Wang
Rong Kong
Hongkong
Kowloon
Shimizuo Yoshishita
Former Dothan Man Dies In Miami
C C Dempsey 54, a former Dothan resident, died in a Miami hospital after a heart attack. He lived in Dothan two years and worked 20 years for Western Union here. His body will be brought to Dothan for services at the Oppert home with burial in the city cemetery. He is survived by his widow, three daughters, three sons, and one brother, among others.
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C. C. Dempsey
Dothan
Miami Hospital
Mr. Dempsey
Western Union Telegraph Co
Dempsey
Miami
Louis Oppert
Montestreet
Ge Oppert
L. W. Docksery
First Baptist Church
Burla
Cnity
Houston Funeral Co
Jack Dempsey
South America
C. Demper
C. 3
Leon Odom
Thomasville G
Oppert
Frank
Akron
Ohio
Charles Co
Johnson City
Tenn
Ben Dempsey
Dolan
Jim Dempy
Lonnie Cain
Ed Parrish
Bob Pemberton
Johnson
Dock Crow
Learman Jolson
Mr. Breiman
T. Townes
Rod- RM Drown
Clem Een Tetum
C. Bennett
Stephensom
Summer Heat Breaks After Record Seventy Characters
A northern wind ends a lengthy heat wave that lingered through September. Dothan and surrounding regions see a drop in temperatures about 30 degrees, signaling a shift to fall attire and an uptick in cotton picking after delayed activity due to heat and prices.
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Dothan
Alabama
Old Sol
United States
Football as now played is what fans want
DAN MCGUGIN Vanderbilt coach and dean of Southern football sits in his law office and argues football should stay wide open with passing and kicking shaping play. He believes the forward pass and varied tactics broaden the game, the punt remains fundamental, and the try after touchdown should be used to curb games. He supports scheduling intersections games to boost understanding and opposes pressuring stars to attend specific schools. WASHVILLE Tenn AP
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Dan McGugin
Southern Football Coaches
Vanderbilt
MccGugin
Commodore
Howard Tones
University of Southern California
McGugin
Peliever
California
Washville
Tenn
Old Magazines In The Eagle’s Ancient Contest
The Eagle begins an old magazine hunt in the Dothan territory with entries dating to the 1800s and 1856. Submissions include a 1255 August issue from Sire M. M Brown of Webb and an 1888 date, with several other late 19th and early 20th century mags entered for prize consideration. The piece teases readers to submit items and notes high interest in the contest.
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Birmingham
Eagle
Dothan
News Dispatch
The
M. M Brown
Webb
Brown
Masonic Signet
Marietta
7 Renfroe
Troy
Dashan
Indiana
Century
Wagle
V. J. Webb
Mary Mabry
Foster Street
W J Coxas Slonumb
Seven Men and a Twice-Older Groom Arrested in Witness Case
Seven men including Bruner brothers and Jeff Phillips were arrested after a witness intimidation case involving an older man and a younger prospective bride. The incident occurred near Ashford with statements from Deputy Marshal J. W. Daventry. Separately, Joseph Randers, age 34, of Lincoln, married 36 year old Flensly Sylbia Givens in Dothan. Other couples also secured marriage licenses or were noted in probate records.
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Jon Negro
Johnson
Pines
Ashford
U.S
Joseph Alto Randers
Linccomb
Flensly Sylbia Givens
Dothsn
Lemter T Winer
Janie Blunt
Columbis
James P Sellers
Hotlense Hartson
Dothan
Route Three
George Luther Watson
Newton
Court Officials Report On Geneva Area Proceedings
Court officials in Geneva reviewed local matters including Coxe and Mullins cases and the ongoing mortgage dispute. Proceedings touched on financing, property cre this week with attention to lenders and local reporters present.
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Geneva
Tigers Brace For Hard Test By Geneva High
Geneva High prepares to visit Dothan Friday for a key football clash. The Geneva squad, led by coach Clayton Hudson, brings a veteran lineup aiming to avenge last year’s 28 to 0 defeat. Dothan, coached by Paul Tubb, plans adjustments as it fields healthy players and seeks a strong effort in cool weather.
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Geneva High
Dothan Tiger Lair
Geneva
Tigers
Bay High
Bakerfield
Tiger
Bengala
Paul Tubb
Dothan
Bay Hi
Tubb
Dathan Warriors
Choctawhatchee
Geneviana
Clayton Hudson
Hudson
Alabama
Lanier Pact
Montgomery
Blue Torrent
Sno Forest
Lawier
Collings murder remains unsolved in Huntington
Inquest into Benjamin Collings death, beaten and bound, was adjourned to October 2. Witnesses included Herbert Collings and Otto Schultz the medical examiner who performed the autopsy, with the case remaining an enigma as the body washed ashore in Long Island Sound.
Editor of The Eagle To Tell of Farming Program
The Eagle editor will discuss a farming program before a club meeting. Julian Halle4tter, of The Eager, is set to present on a vitality program affecting Houtinn county. The talk covers community education and health impacts and the role of the Reading and elle Comal terayie in local development.
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Eagle
Julian
Fogle Hall
Farmers Offered Plan To Hold Cotton For Higher Prices
Houston county farmers may collateralize cotton at 80 percent of market value through local banks led by G H Malone of First National Bank and supported by Jol Bowers of Dothan Bank & Trust Co and John Senders Sr of Houston National Bank. Banks say they do not push holding or selling now, but advise selling later only if market economics justify. The plan aims to assist farmers with financing while encouraging diversified crops and orderly marketing, with banks ready to provide funds to eligible farmers to stabilize the upcoming season.
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Houston County
G. H Malone
First
Natomal Bank
Jol. Bowers
Dothan Bank & Trimt Co
John Senders
Houston
Malone
Ins Cal Banking Jas
Malona
Wado
Lhly Bank
Bustaend
Fruit Market Visit Sparks Confusing Fragments
An unclear OCR snippet suggests a local grocery note or ad with scattered phrases about October visits, prices, and a possible reference to pies. The readable items include mentions of a grocery store, dates, and household goods, but concrete facts are limited.
Need to Counts Good Response for Need to Counts
A cryptic note appears to reference counting and response quality with fragmented phrasing. The text lacks clear entities, events, or dates to identify a concrete news item. It resembles an OCR artifact rather than a readable report.
Court Dates Set For Civil Cases
Court dates are scheduled for civil cases as listed in the latest docket. The document outlines hearings and deadlines, with parties and assigned judges noted for dispute resolution and pretrial procedures.
Fourteen killed in violent weekend reports across the nation
Jacksonville man admits killing his wife and mother in law after a car crash fatal to four, five slain in separate incidents. The AP notes multiple deaths from train wrecks, burns and shootings, naming Henry Reed and The Green of Johnson City Tennessee, and Thorman Augusto in Norfolk Virginia among others, with deputies citing a wide range of causes.
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Atlanta
Fouth
Henry Reed
the Green
Johnson City
Tenn
Pientckern
Thorman Augusto
Norfolk
Hoover Opposes New Spending Amid Federal Tension
President Hoover faces a two horned problem urging Congress to curb spending rather than increase it. He advocates voluntary restraint and a reduction in federal expenditures until the nation improves economically, while proposing a modest package to address urgent needs and avoid further debt.
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Washington
Congress
Negro School Enrollment Seen Largest Yet
Fragmentary OCR depicts a note about Negro schools having the largest enrollment. The text references patrons and an opening today with mentions of Me pa rate and Pere, but the rest is unreadable, leaving the main claim as a claim of growing attendance.
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