Haynes Donahoo Horse and Mule Company Forms in Birmingham
Special to the Star reports the secretary of state listing the Haynes Donahoo Horse and Mule Company with 50 000 capital stock. D P Haynes A G Donahoo and John H Frye are incorporators. Haynes mayors Oxford and will run Birmingham ops. Donahoo leads Anniston Livestock branch. Frye, former Donahoo stockholder, now presides Planters National Bank in Birmingham.
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Messrs. Haynes
Oxford
Donahoo
Anniston
Frye
Birmingham
NEW Corporation
Star
Montgomery
Haynes Donahoo Horse and Mule Company
D P. Haynes
A. G. Donahoo
John H. Frye
D. P. Haynes
Donahoo & Co. Live Stock Incorporation
Ann
Window Glass Plants Close for Summer Suspension
Pittsburg April 20 The hand window glass factories controlled by the National Brokerage Company closed today for the annual summer suspension. The cooperative factories, 174 in number, will continue operating unless the scale is withdrawn, in which event they will also close.
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Pittsburg
National Brokerage Company
Co-Operative
Attalla Bankers to Be Tried Here
United States district court in the spring term will hear the cases of President Louis M. Dyke and Cashier W. R. Lawley on charges of misappropriating funds from the Attalla National Bank. Their cases were previously called but not tried, drawing wide public interest.
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Mountainboro
United States District Court
Louis M. Dyke
W. R. Lawley
Attalla National Bank
Gordon DuBose
First National Bank of
Ensley
Lawley
United States Court
Dr. Michel Dies in Montgomery at 80
Dr. R. F. Michel, physician, scientist and author, died at his Montgomery home last night a few weeks after his 80th birthday. He was born in Charleston and hailed from a line of notable ancestry. His father served as a surgeon in Napoleon's army and was decorated by the French emperor. his mother descended from Lord Novat.
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Montgomery
R. FP. Michel
Charleston & GC
Napolleon
Lord Novat
Moving pictures cost young man his life
Special to the Star. London April 20. William Seitz died while posing for moving pictures for a railway wreck scene. He was tied to the tracks with two signalmen when an error in signals caused a train to strike him.
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the Star
London
Moving Pictures
William Seitz
Lacy to Resume Kentucky Rail Line Work After Halt
D B Lacy of Alabama Construction Company will restart work on the Pine Mountain branch of the Louisville and Nashville Railway near Williamsburg Kentucky after an earlier suspension tied to railroad legislation. The project carries about 150000 dollars and the firm has additional contracts with L N and A B A near Atlanta valued at 50000 and 65000 to 70000 dollars respectively.
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D. B. Lacy
Alabama Construction Company
Pine Mountain
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Williamsburg
Lacy
Weller
Kentucky
Wilmer Lacy
Atlanta
College Park
Contested Beat 4 Stock Law Vote Upheld by Court
Judge Crook rules on a February beat 4 election where 43 votes split 22 stock law to 21 no stock law. Contest by no stock law group alleges improper manager appointment and prior local vote. Court overrules challenge and declares stock law in effect. Col T W R Matthews represents stock law side.
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Stock Law
Crook
Capt
A. P. Agee
T. W.R. Matthews
Unhappiest Monarch Charles of Roumania At 68
Special to Star from Bucharest April 20 King Charles of Roumania aged 68 is said to be the unhappiest monarch in Europe facing health decline and a revolt as his reign nears end. His nephew Prince Ferdinand is ill with consumption, risking a regency by Princess Marie if the throne passes to the young Prince Carol.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Charles of
Europe
Charles
Ferdinand
Carol
Aroumania
Marie
Edward VII
S Ee
Little Kingdom
Trial on Oscllar Dodson Scheduled for Tuesday
The Gadsden Times-News reports Oscllar P. Dodson’s preliminary hearing is set in county court with Judge Penn at the regular session next Tuesday. It is unlikely he will face murder assault charges. a lunacy commission may test his sanity and send him to the state insane asylum. The piece notes coincidences around Dodson’s attempt to kill his wife and two children, including Dodson’s statement about killing his brother in law, John Wampler, who wed in western Virginia while Dodson arrived with his bride Friday. The wounded child is reported to be recovering well.
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Oscllar P. Dodson
Dodson
Anniston
John Wampler
Foster Favors compulsory arbitration in law talks
Washington April 20 John W Foster legal representative of China in the United States urged a treaty to make arbitration compulsory in certain classes of cases during the American Society discussion on The Hague conference. Key speakers included Judge A M Rose Bartholodi and John Bassett Moore.
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Star
Washington
American Society
Son i
John W. Foster
China
United States
The
Hague
A. M. Rose
Arkansas
American Bar Association
Bartholdi
Missouri
American Group
Interparliamentary Union
John Bassett Moore
Columbia University
City Court Extras Ready to Hear Pending Cases
Monday morning the City court begins an extra two week term as allowed by law. Judge Coleman presides with a jury of 24 regular jurors. Will Fleming’s manslaughter case, sent back for a new hearing, is set for Wednesday May 8. Civil cases with juries will follow next week.
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Coleman
Will
Fleming
Supreme Court
Iaasonenta
Paris Draws Color Line in Hotels
Maj Taylor, an American Negro bicycle rider and member of the Negro Four Hundred, was ordered to leave a Paris hotel after American tourists demanded his removal. Taylor said the treatment contrasted with his usual welcome and he would not seek other hotel admission, planning instead to take a home of his own.
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Star
Pari
Maj. Taylor
Taylor
Negro Four Hundred
Bryan in Rhode Island
Bryan spoke in Woonsocket this afternoon and will come to Providence tonight to remain over Sunday.
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Bryan
Rhode Island
Providence
W. 1
Woonsocket
Alabama National Guard units to join coast artillery drills
Acting Secretary Oliver approved Gen Murray's recommendation to assign four Alabama National Guard companies to joint coast artillery drills at Fort Moultrie South Carolina. The move follows a period of training and cooperation with coastal defense units.
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Washington
Oliver
Murray
Alabama National Guard
Coast Artillery
Fort Moultrie
Burnett Outlines Europe Trip Aimed at Immigration Reform
Congressman John L. Burnett travels to Washington for a meeting of the immigration commission named by President Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon. He backs literacy and educational tests to curb immigration, favors restricted entry, and notes the commission may start in May or June. Burnett cites 1.19 million arrivals last year with few literate entrants and praises Cullman County Alabama.
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John L. Burnett
Washington
Immigration Commission
Roosevelt
Cannon
Europe
Burnett
America
Cullman County
Alabama
Neil
Latimer
North Carolina
Milton Fraser Dies in Talladega
The funeral for Milton Fraser of Talladega was held yesterday after he collapsed at home while returning from downtown. The obituary notes his long residence in Talladega and references a recent illness.
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Milton Fraser
Talladega
Fraser
Genoa Shipyard Fire Destroys Half Million in Property
A large blaze at the Odero shipyards in Genoa on April 20 caused $500,000 in property loss. About 1500 workers joined firemen to battle the flames and rescue parts of the yard.
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Genoa
Odero
Italy
Weather forecast for Anniston and vicinity
Forecast calls for fair tonight with rain and warmer conditions. Sunday expected to bring continued unsettled weather and higher temperatures across Anniston and surrounding areas.
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Anniston
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Advertises Healing Wonder
An in old saying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve helps with wounds burns piles and ulcers. The ad claims rapid disappearance of sores and pains under its healing influence. Sold by Elam Ordway Houser and Scarbrough Drug Co at 25 cents.
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Elam, Ordway & Houser
Scarbrough Drug Co
Long Lost Boy Found Pending Identification in Kidnapping Case
Gloversville New York April 20 Up to 1 oclock this afternoon the four year old boy thought to be Horace Marvin kidnapped son of the Kitts hamnock physician had not been identified. Allen the arrested suspect claimed to be a traveling salesman with no fixed home. Dr Marvin believes his boy may have been found awaiting positive ID by Miles Standish his brother in law.
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The
Star
Gloversville
N. Y
Horace Marvin
Kittshamnock
Miles Standish
Marvin
Allen
Knoxville group buys entire South Gadsden town site
Representatives of a Knoxville syndicate arrived in Gadsden today to complete the purchase of the entire town site of South Gadsden, finalizing the deal for the locality.
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Knoxville
South Gadsden
Kissing Day Observed in Lancastrian Berkshire Town
London April 20 Today was observed as kissing day at Twangerford a Lancastrian borough on Berkshire borders. The ceremony began with horn blasts and processions as tuttimen kissed all ladies and collected pennies from male householders. The docktide jury met to appoint officials then Luncheon and hot punch followed in the town hall ending a festive day.
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Star
London
Twangerford
Berkshire
John of Gaunt
Crior
Instantaneous gas water heater saves time at night
A quick hot water solution, the instantaneous gas model, pays for itself by providing rapid water heating during late hours.
Tornado-Like Storm Strikes Talladega Causes Heavy Damage
A April 20 Talladega storm tore through the city with tornado force and loud lightning. Trees, fences and debris filled streets while roofs were blown off buildings including the Baptist parsonage and Isbell block work. Iron pillars toppled and south wall collapse followed by water and hail choking the square.
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Star
Talladega
Baptist
First Baptist
Stockdale
Southern Depot
A. J. Stapp
Isbell Block
Woodward & Son
High Honor for Dr. T. W. Ayers in Pekin Lectureship
Dr. T. W. Ayers formerly of this city now leads Warren Memorial hospital in Hwang Kien China under the Foreign Mission Board of the Presbyterian Church has been appointed lecturer in Union Medical College at Pekin This will not interfere with his work at Itwang Hein.
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T. W. Ayers
Warren Memorial Hospital
Hwang Kien
China
Foreign Mission Board
Union Medical College
Pekin
Ayers
Itwang Hein
Constantinople Shaken by Mild Earthquake Report
Constantinople and suburbs felt a slight earthquake on April 20 with no material damage reported. No injuries noted as residents reported tremors across the city.
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Star
Constantinople
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