Nistons Numerous Schools Set to Open This Fall
Anniston Training School and several city schools will open September 8 and 9 with a strong faculty and efficient principals. Prof D R Murphy heads the system, Pine street and Leighton avenue campuses receive new leadership, and Prof S C Pelham and Prof Moses lead key schools.
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D.rr. Murphy
8. C. Pelham
Pine Street
Pelham
E. M. Murphy
Leighton Avenue
Moses
Col
Numerous changes in Anniston cotton market this year
The Anniston cotton trade grows livelier as old firms depart and new outfits form. Robinson Bros remains dominant with C J A Decker representing European houses, while Johnston Nesbitt Co abolishes its local office and Sanders Swann Co retools staff. W E Hulsey Co expands, led by famed cottonman W E Hulsey, with an influential roster including E B Hulsey and W B Bleele. The Anniston Compress and Warehouse Co handles warehousing and a buying agent role for Johnston Nesbitt Co and Loman Co. Perkins replaces Phillips in local management as crews prep the compresses for a brisk season. spot price sits near 84 cents and climbing.
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Robinson Bros
Johnston, Nesbitt & Co
Southern Freight Depot
Sanders, Swann & Co
W. E. Hulsey & Co
W.E. Hulsey
South
8. M. Inman & Co
E. B. Hulsey
W. l. Hulsey & Co
Atle
P. Phillips
Anniston
Saunders, Swann & Co
Columbus
Mials
N. 8. Perkins
L. Mallory
W. E. Halsey & Co
Aniston Steam Laundry Ad Seeks Fair Trial
If you consen t your own Interest and want the finest work would it not be well at least to give was laundry a fair trial If you wish our wagon to call mail us a card or telephone us Anniston Steam Laundry Noble Street.
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Anniston Steam Laundry
Noble Street
Elmore County Man Receives Life Term For Lynch Mob Murder
In Wetumpka Alabama August 29 George Howard a leading Elmore County figure was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison for participating in the lynching of Robert White a Black man. The mob of thirteen members took White from officers tied a rope to a tree and left him hanging until he died from strangulation.
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Howard
Poisonous heads of matches charged in Knoxville case
Knoxville August 29 two women Bessie and Julia McFalls jailed charged with poisoning children by dissolving match heads in water to make them drink a potion. Three children died August 17 20 and 23 with a neighbor swearing out warrants. A six year old Elsie child also died. Exhumations planned and no physician summoned.
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Knoxville
Essie
Julia McFalls
Bessie
Charley
Anoine
Elsie
Lief
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