One Warehouse Parole Mill 16 Completed in One Week
Montgomery Alabama August 1 Special in one week after work on the divisional training camp began at Vandiver Park a large warehouse was completed ready for government use. More carpenters will join daily and the Ohio National Guard will move toward Montgomery as soon as orders arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio National Guardsmen
Montgomery
West Virginia
Hattiesburg
Miss
Ohio
Stout
Cox
George H. Wood
Senate
Ohio National Guard
Montgomery Light and Traction Company
Pickett Springs
Seaboard Air Line
Western of Alabama
Gov frees bondsman and grants four paroles in Alabama case
Montgomery Alabama August 1 Special W P McAdory and H Caheen of Birmingham were relieved of bond responsibility for J Brown after he was convicted of blackmail and forfeiture was remitted by Governor Henderson Brown later surrendered to expiate the crime Four paroles were granted Jere Woodson Montgomery county released due to Bright’s disease Jim Wallace Jefferson county paralyzed in prison and unfit for labor John Frazier Jefferson county released for good conduct Robert McElroy Jefferson county released for Bright’s disease and family care assurance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
W. P. McAdory
Caheen
Birmingham
J. Brown
Brown
Henderson
Jere Woodson
Montgomery County
Bright
Jim Wallace
Jefferson County
John Frazier
Jefferson
Robert McElroy
Number 40 for the Blood lauds cure by Geo Klinker
A Lima Ohio man reports relief from rheumatism catarrh and stomach trouble after six bottles of Number 40 for the Blood claiming a weight gain from 127 to 148 pounds. The letter praises the product citing medical authorities and notes a price of 1 per bottle or 5 for six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Klinker
Lima
Ohio
U. S
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
McFall News Briefs Include Visitors and Visitor Delays
McFall news note shows Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cheatwood homeward bound after a visit to sister Mrs. O. P. Pitts and father J. I. Cheatwood. Douglas Smoot becomes third trick operator at Choccolocco. Meth odist church ice cream supper postponed due to rain and set for the third Sunday in August. Mrs. Willie Thweatt returns home after visits in Gadsden and Birmingham. Friends of Miss Eula Ames regret her move to Wisconsin. Miss Addie Pitts and Miss Ethel McCain of Louisiana visit Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cheatwood
O. P. Pitts
J. I. Cheatwood
Douglas Smoot
Choccolocco
Methodist Church
Willie Thweatt
McFall
Gadsden
Birmingham
Eula Ames
Wisconsin
Addie Pitts
Ethel McCain
Louisiana
Four Weeks in Hospital in Cleveland Ohio
Mrs W C Brown of Cleveland Ohio reports long lasting lower abdominal pains and fainting after four weeks in a hospital. After starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved markedly, advising others to seek the remedy in a drug store before leaving hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cleveland
Ohio
W. C. Brown
W. 12Th St
Pitts Family Moves and Visits Mentioned in Local Notes
The passage notes Miss Lillian Emma House and Miss Pearl Pitts will attend Sylacauga school this year. Mrs C P Pitts and Mrs Ollie Montgomery visit relatives near Oak Grove. Mr Aubry Laney took a business trip to Edwardsville on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Emma House
Pearl Pitts
Sylacauga
Ollie Montgomery
Oak Grove
Aubry Laney
Edwardsville
National Guard Private to be Court-Martialed
Roy T. Roach of Birmingham a private in the Alabama National Guard is held in Montgomery county jail awaiting a court martial on charges that he assaulted a superior officer in Birmingham. His brother Virgil T. Roach a former lieutenant is also jailed on interfering with an army officer in the line of duty. The brothers allegedly attacked Lieutenant Cowan and beat him. they say Cowan struck first and they defended themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Roy T. Roach
Birmingham
Alabama National Guard
Montgomery County
Virgil T. Roach
Cowan
Conan
Jam for Sammmies in France expands Red Cross kitchen
American troops in France will taste jam and marmalade made in a new Red Cross kitchen in Indianapolis as a model for other cities. Lawyer Alfred Potts proposed the idea to Washington officials, with society women assembling jams and jellies under expert direction. Raw ingredients and kitchen facilities are donated, subscriptions cover expenses, and hundreds of jars will be shipped to France soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Washington
Alfred Potts
France
New Orleans Doctor Named State Bacteriologist
Dr. Arthur H. McCray of New Orleans, a United States public health service member, is appointed state bacteriologist and pathologist succeeding Dr. R. L. Arms who left for Florida. Arms came to Alabama from Texas about a year ago after succeeding Dr. P. B. Moss in Selma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Arthur H. McCray
New Orleans
United States Public Health Service
R. L. Arms
Florida
McCray
S. W. Welch
Arms
Alabama
Texas
P. B. Moss
Selma
Public Health Service
Welch
Florence firm placed in hands of receiver
Information reached the convict department that Theele Phillips Manufacturing Company of Florence, which has run its plant with convict labor, has been placed in receivership. The state will not struggle to dispose of forty or fifty convicts as it cannot meet demand. The public does not know how much the company owes the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Theele-Phillips Manufacturing Company
Florence
Mobile Tax Assessor Laurendine Qualifies For Next Term
Edward D. Laurendine Mobile County tax assessor who was reelected in November qualified for another term by posting a five thousand dollar bond with the state auditor. He will assume office October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Edward D. Laurendine
Mobile County
Bonner Rejected From Officer Training School For Height
Montgomery Alabama August 1 Special J M Bonner senator from Wilcox whose 1915 dry bill failed by two quarts every two weeks was rejected when he sought entry to the officers training school. Lt John W Wallis noting Bonner is too tall for his weight. Bonner is married over age and a successful attorney and will seek waivers to qualify. J Lister Hill president of the city board of education also applied but was rejected for weight not matching height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bonner
Wilcox
Alabama
Officers’ Training School
John W. Wallis
Senator Bonner
Bonner
Wilcox County
J. Lister Hill
City Board of Education
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Montgomery Camp Builders
Montgomery, Aald
Vandiver Park
Astaat
McFall News
Parasols
Lisle
Oilman Bros
C. P. Pitts
National Guard
Indianapolis
Bacteriology
BL. Arm
Florence ,Co
Oxford Lake Park
Richardson Strought
the Spy
America
Scarbrough’s
Alabama Power Co
Anniston Operations
Natar Bonner
Montgomery, Ala
Herolin Medicine CO
Atlanta
Herokin
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