Grover White and kin arrested after Mountaintop confrontation
Deputies and a United States Marshal seized Grover White and two associates in a county jail raid after a mountain still standoff. The arrests followed a gunfire incident near a moonshine operation near Turkey Heaven, with more warrants expected and search for additional suspects.
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Grover
Will
Walter” White
Amel
W. G. Mayes
Wprisonfe
Biadice
United Steateos
Hantolph
Measres
White Brothers
Degeunty Martel B .Slake
BeeLoach
Blake
Biake
Delemech
Reburne County Werth
Grover White
Mr. Blake
White
Grover Wshite
Otto
Mir
Turkey Heaven
Militia Seeks Larger Appropriations in Washington
In Washington on December 4, officials urged greater funding for the naval militia. The group, a 75 officer and men force, appealed for higher state appropriations and more federal support to bolster training and equipment.
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Washington
Mary Paniels
Skirt Makers Decree Tight Fashion Curfew Arrives in Toledo
The National Association of Chair, Suit and Skirt Makers opened its annual season in Toledo in December and declared that tight skirts will go out of style on Easter Sunday.
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Toledo
National Association of Chair
Suitana
Tme
Seaston
Tax Reform League of Alabama Forms In Montgomery
The Tax Feeform League of Alabama called for a broad reconstruction of the tax system and urged the legislature to act under the current constitution. The group established permanent headquarters in Montgomery, elected officers, and set an annual December meeting. Charles B Teasley was named permanent president and a 17 member board of directors was chosen including William H Armbr eecht John Carrington K L Ellis and George Fearn Jr.
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Montgomery
Als
Alabam
Vicomins
League
Alabama
Montgomers
Charles B. Teasley
Montgomery County
B. Itherma Peon
Ray Minette
Stuart McKenzie
William H. Armbreech T
Mobile
John ® Carrington
Anniston
K. L. Ellis
Selma
George Fearn, Jr
Arch Henderson Dies in South Carolina at 84
Arch Henderson longtime Anniston and Birmingham resident died Thursday at Society Hill South Carolina after health decline. He was a founder of the Anniston golf club and a partner in the Explorations Company selling diamond drills with Hendersons. Unmarried, his mother and sister live in Washington D C. Burial expected at Louety Bell, old family home.
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Archibald Henderson
Society Hill
Citien
Anniston
Birmimgham
Henneferson
M. Reynolds
Annniston Supply Company
Henderson
Birmingham News
Areh Henderson
Birmingham
South Carolina
J. D. Kirkpatrick
Telecom
Kreneam & Hendersons Exploratio Company
American Trust and Gevies Bank
Washington. D
Looety Bell
Arch Henderson
Supersedeas Bond Filed Over Montgomery Light Case
Attorneys for the Montgomery Light and Traction Company filed a federal court supersedeas bond to stay an injunction. The bond delays enforcement of a decree forcing the company to buy power from Montgomery Light and Water Power when it used its own, while the appeal before the U S Court of Appeals proceeds. Judge Henry D. Clayton will rule after considering the offer.
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Montgomery
Montgomery Ligh and Traction Company
Federal
United States Court of Appeals
Henry D. Clayton
Montgomery Tigit and Traction Company
Montscomery Light and Water Power Company
Claytor
Water Power Company
Appec
College Mission Volunteers Meet in Geneva Wisconsin
Delegates from student volunteer corps gather for a three day convention. Mission workers from distant fields address the volunteers. Speakers include Rev Bishop Ann Lloyd president of the board of missions Hapi Copal church and Rev Dr Simkin of Friends Midterm. Other attendees listed include Rev Vanderbilt of the American Board Mission in Mexico City and Rev Sam Higgin of India.
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Geneva
Dee
Ann Lloyd
Mmfasions
Hpi Copal Church
Tock
OR. L. Simkin
Friends
Tia Wett Chinn
Feey Mr
Vanderbilt
Méxicy City
Sam Higgin
India
Meformeg Church Board
Drennen Death Stuns Birmingham Business Community
D. M. Drennen president of the Drennen department store in Birmingham died suddenly of heart failure at the Birmingham Country Club while watching golf. J. B. Carrington, former Chamber of Commerce leader, and O. H. Parker paid tribute. Drennen was noted as devout, honest, and integral to church and civic life. Dispatches also report broader World War I updates from Constantinople to Rheims with casualties, French actions, and German responses.
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D. M. Drennen
Drennen Department Store
Birmingham
T. G. Bush
Cfits
Birminghan Country Club
Annisteomians
Basiness
J.B. Carrington
The
Chamber of Commerce
Dremmen
Drennen
Carrington
Mr. Corrimeton
Alwayes
Aeeed
Amomae
Episcopal Church
Alabama
H. Perkeer
Dir
Iocesan
Diller
St. Marys
Finan
Cally
Mr. Drenney
Cavalry Private Johns Miller Wounded in Border Fighting
Private Johns Miller of the United States cavalry was wounded today in border fighting. The injury is reported not to be serious.
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Waco
Arizona
Johns Miller
United States Cavalry
Candidates On the Star and Hot Blast Election Notes
The Star and Hot Blast report a growing campaign for Christmas money with three weeks left for nominees. G W Cook of Bell Dills and Miss Kattle Kerr of Piedmont enter the race for the $250 J. B. Neaton plan as extra votes are awarded through club subscriptions totaling 20.09 worth per club.
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Nyone
tode@y
G. W. Cook
Bell Diils
Ala
Kattle Kerr
Piedmont
War rumors shift focus to Cracow and eastern fronts
Officials report Turkey declares war on Servia and allies. a new assault on Cracow with Russian bombardment of outer forts. troops rushing to Cracow to open road to Vienna Berlin and Brewtau. Russian advances threaten Vistula, Dukla Pass, and Carpathians as battles flare near Lodz and Ypres rails.
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Cracow
Petroserad
Craecow
Vienna
Berlin
Brew Tau
Foussians
Lodz
Vistula
Russats
Stephen
Lawies
Russie
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