Alabama Taxpayers Blamed For Late Teacher Pay
Alabama tax collectors faced delays in funds needed to pay November teacher salaries. State auditor figures show October and November remittances were two thirds of 1928 levels. Gov. O Nea l said rapid remittances from collectors could avert Christmas payroll shortfalls.
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weesUry
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Eset Counties
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Supreme Court Dismisses Easterlidge Treumber Appeal
The Supreme Court today dismissed the appeal of the Easterlidge Treumber Company from a judgment by the Missio. W. Pierce, one of its engineers, faced a $17,000 matter in the dispute.
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Washington
Dee
Supreme Court
W. Pierce
Mrs Edison Orders Army at Home After Fire US Plant Destruction
Mrs Edison, wife of electricity ward head, directs rebuild plans after a fire destroys a film plant. She takes charge of necessary steps, claiming her control over all repairs and arrangements for the $5,000,000 facility.
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Ward of Electricity
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Waldrop Leaves for Pecaturo Meet
Grand Chancellor L. G. Waldrop left yesterday for Pecaturo to attend the Supreme Report of Records and Seals. Fred Wheatem and other supreme officers of the Knights of Pythias will read at Anniston Thursday.
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Knights of Pythias
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Submarine 3 Dwt U S Bid Opens for Giant Vessels in Washington
National capital bids opened today for new and distinct submarine type planned to surpass German U 9 class. The vessels will displace about 3200 tons and measure 600 feet with 22 knot surface speed and 18 knots submerged. cost estimated at 1 256 000 each. congress appropriated funds for a fleet of at least twenty ships.
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Inec
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Lse
Congress
Nava Department
Exeh Marine
King and Queen of Wurtemburg Attack Near Stuttgart
A chaotic incident near Stuttgart pits King Z and Queen of Wurtemburg against hostile forces. The royal party suffered a nervous breakdown after a perilous venture, while German and French troops clash at nearby towns. The king now confines himself indoors for the winter per telegram dispatches.
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Alsace
Wurtemburg
Alemare
Unclear OCR Notice From Local Source
Fragmentary text indicates a planned attendance and a shipment by a group from a lodge, mentioning a carload of electrical appliances and paraphernalia. Readable names and specifics are absent or garbled.
Prohibition Leaders Rally in Birsingham on Statewide Measure
A conference of prominent Prohibition lawmakers in Birstaingham discussed advancing a statewide measure as soon as possible. A unity agreement was reported among candidates for the speakership, though one man declined to end his campaign at this stage.
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Birstaingham
New Super Dreadnought Warship Drives Naval Awe
London reports Britain unveils a new class of “FPS” super dreadnoughts, including the Warspite, with 15.5 inch guns and triple armored turrets. Six ships planned at $15 million each, capable of 26 knots and rapid production within eighteen months.
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Daweem
Portsmouth Navy Guards Precede Eight Battle Cruisers
Report describes Portsmouth navy guards at Davenport Station with about 6,000 sailors and marines stationed to guard eight battle cruisers near Sprime or early camer. It notes Winston Churchill claim Britain could build a super dreadnaught monthly for a year, asserting Germany’s ships kept their phosphor intact.
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Davenport
Alabame Hotel Men Meet At Birmingham Trial Sessions
Manager A Critford and other Alabama Hotel Men attended trial meetings of the Alabama Hotel Men's association in Birmingham this year. Reportedly the gathering focused on trade issues and hotel operations impacting members.
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Atterssd
Tirmiesham
Explosion in Thai mine kills hundreds near Poukuka
An explosion at a mine near Poukuka reportedly killed about five hundred miners. Approximately eight hundred men were inside the mine at the time, with around three hundred escaping the disaster.
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Tokio
Poukuka
Allies seize trenches as German supply woes worsen
Allied forces attack in northern France and push trenches while German coal shortages and ship losses hamper the front. Reports say German defenders suffered prisoners and trench losses as Austrian actions and Croatian retreats unfold amid Vienna’s retreat dynamics. A British cruiser Nore and other ships face wrecks with casualties noted. Washington reports indicate compelled coal deliveries and warnings to depart.
Unclear World War I Front Report Amid Confused Lines
An official afternoon bulletin describes troop movements between coast and inland fronts. It mentions English forces holding positions west of Wytschetalees and Hodlebeke and counterattacks near the enemy, with references to Somme and Argomae regions.
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eeMal
Hodlebeke
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Argomae
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