Convicts Found Guilty in Murder by Black Legion Members
Nine men were convicted of first degree murder and two of second degree murder in a case tied to the Black Legion killings. Jury also acquitted one defendant. several cases await judge decision. Rebecca Poole, widow of the WPA worker killed, attended the verdict.
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Promoter Jacobs and Torance to turn boxers in late clash
New York sports promoter Mike Jacobs and ex LSU star Jack Torance agreed to become professional boxers. Torance, holder of the world shot put record, will train in two works as details unfold. Reports from Washington and Columbus note labor and legal tensions affecting ports and industry.
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Southern farmers blamed by party on hog production shift
The Republican National Committee voiced deep concern over rising hog production by farmers in the Southeast Atlantic and Gulf states, with claims the South benefits from injury to the Midwest as cotton curtailment and admin demands push farmers toward hog raising. The note also mentions inquiries to the committee’s farm division and a claim the South is “holding the bag” amid shifting profits. In a separate item, W. Calhoun of Notasulga earned third place in a southern Future Farmers of America contest, returning home after success at Auburn and Talladega events.
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Obvious reply by poll gatherers questions Alahamne test
Vague OCR fragment references poll gatherers and a test question with an unclear response. No concrete names, places, or events are identifiable for a precise summary.
Handling Modern Let Evolves New Style Technique
Chiao Sept 29 AP Candi Wong describe saloon blacklists obsolete by horse and buggy era. V J Mora, president of Retell Liquor Dealers Protective Association of Ditness, discusses at annual convention. Transport advances push blacklist use beyond localities as tavernkeepers struggle to identify patrons. Association supports holding responsible liquor sellers to those knowingly serving intoxicated individuals.
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Houston library forecast hinges on county grant
Probate Judge Saxon Poyner announced the 1936-27 county budget includes a $2,000 appropriation for the Houston County public library project if it materializes. The plan shows several thousand dollars less than last year’s budget, with total figures around $54,800 compared with about $60,900 previously. No department gains are apparent, and overestimates were blamed on commissioners’ budget unfamiliarity. Continued on page 5.
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FOG AND WIND EASE FIRE PERIL IN OREGON
Weather helped curb a vast Oregon fire that destroyed Bandon's business district and about 400 homes, injuring none reported. Damage in southwestern Oregon neared 3 million dollars with California losses rising above 1.9 million. Rescue and rehabilitation efforts shifted to sheltering homeless residents as officials estimate countywide damage.
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Federal raids sweep nation as narcotics drive nets arrests
Nationwide treasury sweep using 2500 agents targets narcotics and illicit liquor. Over 400 suspected narcotics offenders arrested, hundreds more seized, including 100 plus cars tied to illegal distilleries. Actions stretch from Texas to California with multiple cities reporting seizures and two doctors facing narcotics charges in Miami.
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Alabama wholesalers report 37 percent sales gain
Washington Sept 29 AP gains of 37 percent in sales and payrolls were reported by Alabama wholesalers for 1935 versus 1933. Net sales reached 278,932,000 with payrolls at 14,008,000. Employment rose from 10,647 to 10,576, with more full time workers. wholesale establishments declined slightly from 1,608 to 1,586 over the period.
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Simultaneous Fetes Signal Freeing of State's Bridges
Alabama Governor Bib Graves proclaims the state's 15 bridges freed in a simultaneous celebration. From the Alabama State Capitol radio link he says the occasion marks the start of a $5,000,000 highway program and a new era of prosperity for the state.
Roosevelt Campaign Drive Expands With Fourth Tour Dates
Roosevelt steps up campaign with Landon planning a fourth major tour. Landon schedules speeches in Chicago on Oct 9, Cleveland Oct 12, Detroit Oct 14, while Roosevelt banners a nationwide push and prepares a Syracuse convention address. Both leaders mobilize supporters as election year intensifies.
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Texas Flood Threatens Brazos Region Amid Widespread Damage
Flood waters from the 99 mile Brazos river push downstream toward Cameron as rainfall swells tributaries. The basin holds 20 percent of Texas population and 39 cities, with millions in damages and several deaths reported. Residents fear further destruction near Lampasas and Lampasas Creek, while officials warn of rising flood levels and mandatory evacuations.
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Collier Victor Wins Florence Runoff for City Commission
In Florence a runoff decided the city commission, with Collier Victor defeating J L Goyer 13 to 88 for a three year term. Election was held yesterday after a day’s earlier municipal vote.
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Bail Denied in Houston County Stabbing Case
Gedtan Kirkland, 20, remained in the county jail without bond after a fatal stabbing near Gordon Sunday night. Investigators say he attacked a man during a confrontation at a Gordon area home. The victim died in hospital from multiple stab wounds.
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Winant resigns SS Board post to campaign for social security
John G. Winant, former New Hampshire governor and chair of the Social Security Board, resigns to defend the New Deal act. He plans a New York speech with Grace Abbott, denounces Landon's critique, calls the act America’s Answer to human need, and criticizes the Republican platform as failing to support its provisions.
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Better Get Tag License In Time Warns Motorists
Houston County and Southeast Alabama motorists were urged to obtain tags and licenses by November 14. Patrolman Frank Dunham warned drivers that lack of permits could bring penalties under driver license laws. He stressed trucks must carry visible Mage and Nard signs 300 feet ahead and showed a truck parked on the highway to illustrate compliance.
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Graven to Tour States Starting Oct. Fifth for Roosevelt
Governor Bibb Graven plans a campaign tour beginning October 5 to rally support for President Roosevelt. He replies to Rep. Jam Reybien’s question, saying he would gladly accept the party’s call. The funeral plans are not yet mapped.
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Madrid Calls On Manpower To Stem Tide
Madrid faces a renewed insurgent push as government units reapportion manpower for Madrid defense. Toledo endured a brutal siege with 11,200 shells, 1,800 hand grenades, and vast shortages of food and water as Alcazar defenders held firm amid reported atrocities.
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Germany to Raise Armed Strength to 800000 Men
Berlin reports Nazi leadership ordered a two year compulsory service system increasing Germanys armed strength to about 800000. About 300000 youths join the Spade Labour Service and 200000 to 300000 conscripts join Stahlkreuz Reichswehr with induction dates slated Oct 1 and Oct 4.
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Franc Devalution Move Sparks European Financial Talk
The French chamber of deputies approved a franc adjustment tied to the dollar and pound, signaling a flexible yet controlled exchange approach. Reports from Washington expect a coordinated trio of France Britain and the United States to steer currency policy amid global turbulence. In Rome the Italian cabinet discussed a plan to defend the lira’s value while potentially widening its international move. New York stock activity showed indecision as the dollar rose to 49.83 in London and the pound steadied near 4.94, with formal French coverage continuing on page 2.
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Weather summary for Alabama and Northwest Florida
Local showers and cooler conditions forecast across Alabama with a cloudy Wednesday and showers in the far north. Northwest Florida sees partly cloudy skies Tuesday night into Wednesday with cooler air in the western portion.
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