World Peace Council Meeting Opens At Constance
At Constance Switzerland a gathering of about one thousand Protestant ministers from America and Europe opens to discuss world peace. The four day conference, under the Church Peace Union funded by Andrew Carnegie, aims to explore Protestant Catholic cooperation and plans for a broader peace congress including Britain Canada and the United States.
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Geneve
America
Dave
Constance
Church Peace Union
Andrew Carnegie
Ballolicg
Samme T
Liege
Belgium
Armorieg
Church of
Booth Memorial Trainisage School Campaign Announced
An American delegation drew attention at an international conference in London. Miss Booth, despite poor health, announced a campaign for 1,000,000 dollars to erect the Roots Memorial Trainisage School in Chicago within the next year or two.
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New York
Mise Wae Booth
SunFeation Army
London
Miew Booth
Rootts
Chicago
Singing To Be Held At First Congregational Church
The West Aw nistorm church hosts a singing next Sunday at 2 o'clock led by Petent H B Rowe of the singing association. Public invited with hymn books. monthly event features well known singers. Miss Deda Tant is secretary of the association linked to the California County Sacred Harp Singing Tub.
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H. B. Rowe
Mies Deda Tant
Free home treatment offered for rheumatic pains
A Notre Dame, Indiana letter claims a home remedy cures rheumatic and neuralgia pains without climate influence. It promises to purify blood, loosen stiff joints, brighten eyes, and restore system elasticity, offering to mail free proof and address for correspondence.
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Mr. Summers
Box R
Notre Dame
Ind
Notice to creditors in Neal Smith and Andy Collins bankruptcy
District Court Eastern Division of Alabama. First meeting of creditors for Neal Smith and Andy Collins bankruptcy will be held in Anniston Alabama on August 15, 1914 at 10 p m. Creditors must appear and prove claims as required by the Bankruptcy Act. Anniston Ala July 10 1914 C H Young Referee.
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District Court
Alabema
Neal Smith
Andy Collins
Agamaiston
Ala
Pear
Anmsaiston
C.H. Young
Andalusia Man Case Breaks Century Murder Mystery
At Covington County court the 17 year old Wade Childre murder case is set for trial. The Alabama event links to the 17 year old assassination by gunfire beside the hearth, with new developments arising from the March arrest of 18 year old Alice Wages for shooting her father Warren Wages claiming self defense.
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Alusia
Ale
Etris
Alabama
Covington County
Childre
Alice Wages
Warren Wages
Noah Wageshee
Barney
George Whitehead
John McPherson
Oklatmoma
Miss Wages Lete Tee
Calhoun Woman's Dream Reveals Historic 1779 Bill in Anniston
Nancy White of Calhoun dreamt of a valuable artifact and found a 1779 United States bill. Neighbor J H Dale confirmed its rarity and a bank pegged its value at five times its face. The note, tied to a murder mystery, bears a long familial tale and links to a legal case involving murder suspects.
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Weaver's
Treighbor
Mr. Dale
Beers
United States
Weather Forecast for Anniston and Alabama
Forecast for the 24 hours ending Sunday night calls for generally fair weather in Anniston and vicinity and across Alabama. The report notes a barometer at 10.09 inches, highest and lowest temperatures since yesterday, mean temperature 78, and no precipitation today. Total precipitation since January 1 amounts to 22.99 inches with an 8.08 inch precipitation deficit.
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Anniston
Alabama
R. Mi. Williamson
Statement of the Owner for Anniston Sunday Star
The document lists ownership and management details for the Anniston Sunday Star published weekly in Anniston Alabama. It names editors business managers and publishers and lists known security holders and other officials. The statement dated August 1914 is sworn before a notary and filed with post office authorities.
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E. J. Lyman
Anniston
Ala
Consolidated Pub. Co
Idame
A. B. Sawyer
Marcela
Shooting wounds political foe of Governor Blease in Columbia
In Columbia South Carolina a political feud erupts as Dr J H McIntosh, a sharp critic of Governor Cole Blease, is shot but not fatally wounded. Witnesses report the assailant yelled the line Now you wont bother Mlease any more as McIntosh escaped to his seat after the shooting amid rising political tensions.
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Columbia
S C
J. HW. McIntosh
McIntosh
Blease
County Census Counts 5081 Children In Anniston Area
The county reports 5081 children in the city with 2777 white and 2304 colored. Superintendent H T Persons says a full county census is due soon and will likely rise from last year. Special census takers served districts Piedmont Oxford and Bie Mountain. two takers in Anniston listed whites and blacks separately. A countywide trustees meeting at the courthouse will discuss county school matters.
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cexkSus
Anniston
Megeroes
H. T. Persons
Phere
Hamma
N. M. Carmieiace
Piedmont
Oxford
Bie Mourntain
Persons
Esterday
Board of Education
Ex- T. Persons
E. D. MccClellen
Bniedmont
M. Grosan
McFall
J. W
Uncle Jacke Bad Boy in City Politics
Voters accuse Uncle Jacke of backing nominees then voting for T EX over Wilson. They vow to remove him at the city hall with confrontations beside the looming primary. Residents fear his reelection as mayor despite efforts to stop him.
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Jacke
T. EX
Wilson
Scoumetres
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Maullion
Booth
World Congress
Miss Eva Hoothe
Andalusia
Wade Childre
Calhoun
Nancy White
ST Years of Ag
Veroives Near
Congress
Ity
Henderson Piano Company
J. H. Snodgrass
United States Weather Bureau
Anniston Sunday Star
Annniston
Division of Classification
Washington, D. C
H. M. Ayers
OOF
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Uncle Jack
Bad Boy
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