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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
6
The document argues ending war by curbing exports of materials and garments that help belligerents. It mentions limiting food, blankets, shoes, clothing, and other supplies to prevent stalemate and famine as a pathway to peace.
A monthly letter from Jenifer lists new residents and social events. Families like Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Enocke of Bainbridge Georgia join local circles, alongside Mr. Joie Timmons and family of McPal i. The Good Bellows Club and Santa Claus are mentioned for holiday cheer. Several locals travel for business or visit relatives, with updates on dances, sewing machine agent visits, and farm news.
In a district court session Judge Newnam reviewed a petition involving Loewe family member Frank. Lawyers argued the court lacked jurisdiction over the case if Frank were absent, and the judge prepared potential orders as proceedings continued in the state court.
A garbled 1914 text reports a child with a severed scalp or head injury, mentions a medical preparation and a public response. The piece includes legal language about writs, appeals from Jude Newmage to the U S Supreme Court, and a condemned man seeking higher court review.
The Alabama supreme court yesterday rejected taking up the case between the city of Montgomery and Montgomery County. The court's decision shifted the dispute, granting the county a victory as it sought funds for roads and a bridge, arguing money was misallocated from the general county fund to the road and bridge fund.
The report surveys labor law reforms and impacts across nations including Switzerland Germany Japan and the United States. It notes child night work restrictions 1877 Swiss reforms and new compensation and arbitration efforts. It cites Kentucky Kentucky employers mobility law New Jersey open shop and Michigan voter pressure supporting labor interests.
The crop reporting board of the department of agriculture estimates Washington winter wheat acreage this fall up 221 percent from 1913, adding about 4.14 million acres to a total area of 41.26 million. December 1 crop condition is 8.3 versus 7.2 in 1923.
J N Doherty an Atlanta Elk slipped into a bathroom after hours and woke to a 12 degree cold. He opened the front door to the main floor, found a partially blocked shower area, and alerted neighbors as police arrived. He then hurried to a nearby hotel for warmth.
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