Negro Bouyer Spirited Away by Guards in Alabama
A special train carrying Lester Bouyer and about 150 National Guardsmen evacuated him from the state penitentiary near Montgomery under cover of night. An orderly mob met the arrival in Eufaula, Alabama, as Bouyer faced murder and assault charges and a pending trial.
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Eufala
Ala
Lester Bouyer
National
Montgomery
Fufaula
Walter E. Bare
Alabama National Guards
Graves
Barbour County
Jack
Hines and assault on Miss Beat rice Clark near FHufaula
A man confessed to state police and was arrested after four days of pursuit for the assault of Miss Beat rice Clark while the couple drove near their home in July. Large posses searched for four days and nights before the arrest.
Talbot Graduate Of University Of Wisconsin
Roy Maxwell Talbot of Shabbona Illinois, a 1904 Wisconsin alumnus and former maritime customs officer in China, is noted as the husband of two captives taken by Russian troops in China. The item references his university ties and residence.
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Madison, Wis
Roy Maxwell Talbot
China
University of Wisconsin
Shabbona, al
Talbot
Maritime Customs Service
Seed quality and marketing plans urged by Governor Gardner
Governor Gardner cites Alabama farmers spend 12.5 million dollars yearly on seed of poor quality. He urges a continuous plan to grow certify and plant best seeds to raise earnings by 10 percent. He notes state crops last year valued over 300 million and proposes using saved taxes to fund seed improvements and cooperative marketing. Civil officials discuss pure bred seeds and state wide farmer organization modeled after Wisconsin.
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Gardner
Wisconsin
Federal Farm Board
Farmers and Gardner Push Seed Improve North Carolina Value
Farmers and Gardner argue that better seed can boost North Carolina crop value by about ten percent. They cite improved yields, soil management, and market potential as core benefits of upgraded seeds and farming practices.
Average earnings of motor vehicle workers rise 1928
Average hourly earnings in the U S motor vehicle industry were 75 cents in 1928 up from 72.3 cents in 1925 and 65.7 cents in 1924, reflecting wage improvements in the sector during the period.
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O'Neill Marries Actress Carlotta Monterey in Paris
Eugene O'Neill, renowned playwright, wed actress Carlotta Monterey in Paris. The ceremony occurred yesterday, announced by attorney Harry Weinberger. The couple honeymoon in the Tyrol.
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Eugene O'Neill
Paris
New York
Carlotta Monterey
Harry Weinberger
O'Neill
Tyrol
Agnes Boulton O'Neill
Reno
New
Miss Monterey
Monterey
Ralph Barton
Macdonald to Make Statement on British Navy Plan
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald said in the House of Commons that he will deliver a statement tomorrow regarding the British naval construction program. He did not specify the scope of his reply, but the issue centers on naval construction policy.
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MacDonald
London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Negotiations progress discussed amid naval disarmament talks
The article notes expectations that a discussion on progress of negotiations with the United States for naval disarmament will occur. It compares celestial brightness mentioning Vega as 51 times and Arcturus 112 times brighter than the sun.
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United States
Arcturus
Vega
The Child Who Doesn't Eat Half His Dinner
An article explains poor appetite in children may stem from digestive buildup and bowel sluggishness. It recommends a gentle vegetable cleanse and endorses California Fig Syrup as a trusted, physician-endorsed laxative for thirty years.
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California
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