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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1914

Page

6

Masons Hold Dual Sessions in Montgomery Grand Lodge Meets

Allied bodies of Masons began annual sessions in Montgomery with over 100 attendees and up to 1500 expected at meetings during the week. Albert E Pace delivered the grand address, and multiple degrees were conferred as officers were elected. The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons opens Wednesday with 1250 delegates anticipated.

Montgomery Alstom Masons Royal Arch Albert E. Pace Dothmen Grand Lodge of Ancent Board of Control of The Masonic Widows and Orphans Home Teerdies Emstitution

Talladega Primary Date Set for December 29

Montgomery dispatch reports the Talladega county Democratic committee will meet soon to set a primary date after a party vote on election fees. Governor O Nea l ordered the date to permit a Democratic primary for the eighth judicial district successor to Marios H. Sims who resigned after becoming Talladega city court judge.

Monntgomery Marios H. Sims Bibs Ceraves Chirmai Yorter Talladega County Democratic Executive Committee Tweedmy O'Neal

Congress Meets Tomorrow in Italy to Outline War Policy

Rome dispatch reports the cabinet councils have summoned Parliament to meet tomorrow for a two week session. Debate will focus on domestic issues, with all discussion of foreign policy and the country's war stance avoided.

Rome Councias Italy

Rural Credit Committee to Meet on Differences

Washington Dec 1 Senator Fieveher of Florida chairman of the United States Rural Credit Commission has called an important meeting for tomorrow. The committee will try to adjust the differences in the rural credit bills before Congress. Senator Fletcher has conferred with Secretary McAdoo and the measure likely to be advocated will align with the administration's views.

Washington Fieveher Florida United States Rural Credit Commission Congress Fletcher

Southern tuberculosis congress opens in Atlanta

The first southern tuberculosis congress begins in Atlanta with delegates from North and South Carolina Georgia Alabama Florida Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. Irene R Foote of Jacksonville Fla will address on the cursing problem. Prominent doctors sociologists and government officials join to build a permanent organization to meet annually on Tuberculosis Day.

Atlanta North South Carolina Georgia Alabama Florida Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana Irene R. Foote Jacksonville Fla

Consular Regulations Face Strong Opposition

Washington reports vigorous pushback as new consular rules take effect to enforce the 1913 Tariff Act. Critics contend publicizing sellers buyers prices and origins harms both foreign producers and American importers by exposing trading details. Importers seek foreign diplomatic help to block disclosure.

Washington

Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Revives Mobile Man

Jerome Nicholas of Mobile suffered long with stomach troubles until a fortunate encounter with Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. After three doses he reports rapid relief, renewed energy, and urges others with chronic stomach or constipation to try one dose. The letter promotes widespread availability through J. L. Wikle and druggists everywhere.

Jerome Nicholas Mobile Mayr Nicholas Maysr Alley J. L. Wikle

Saloons in Jefferson County Report Totals and New Tide of Traffic

A report by examiner W B Murphree on Jefferson County excise collections shows 9041.00 in tax receipts from 135 saloons since 1922, with $578,175.94 to cities and towns, $255,420 to the county, and $207,537.76 to the state. Greater Birmingham has 102 saloons. 33 in smaller towns. The report, Murphree’s first since succeeding H Y Prooke, praises strict enforcement and notes a higher liquor traffic than ever before.

Jefferson County Ag W. Ba. Murphis Jeffersn County O'Neal Examiner Murphree H. Y. Prooke

Primary Day at Supp Rage Soto School

New York reports Primary Day at the suffrage school conducted by the Raul Franchise Senate where young women select nominees for an election to be held on December 15.

New York Raul Franchise Senate

The Oregon Is Now Ready For Panama Canal Parade

Beattle Wash December 1 The famous battleship Oregon, which will lead the naval parade through the Panama Canal, was again put in commission today after repairs at Puget Sound navy yard.

Nomination Blank Nominates Candidate Details Not Clear

A nomination blank fragment lists an unclear candidate name Mre Miss Mr with an address Downtown and fields for occupation and nominators, but lacks readable full details or formal context. The item appears as a torn portion of a local election notice or entry form.

Evening Star Hot Blast Ronmiston Alabama

Election Officials Called For Trial In Fraud Suspects

Oakland reporters say two of four indicted election officials James Higgit and Charles Gale faced trial before Superior Judge Frank B. Ogden. The cases stem from alleged fraud at the August primary election and are expected to be hotly contested.

Oakland Calif James Higgits Aman Charles L. Gale Frank B. Oeden

Missouri river fleet enters winter quarters in top condition

The Missouri river fleet halted work for winter today with all boats in excellent shape after a tough season. River improvements and better handling reduced wear, the waterway cleaner than ever, and boatmen have been drilled more efficiently.

Kansas City Missouri River

Ely's Cream Balm Brings Instant Relief for Catarrh

A vintage ad touts Ely's Cream Balm for instant relief from head colds and catarrh. It claims blocked nostrils clear quickly, easing breathing and nasal inflammation. A small bottle from a druggist is all you need, with the cream applied inside the nostrils.

Ely

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