Social News From Local Society Pages
In honor of Mr and Mrs Hudson a dinner will honor the newlyweds Mr and Mrs A H Hudson with guests including Mr and Mrs A B H Hudson Mr and Mrs Farney Mr and Mrs A H Shepperd Mr and Mrs McVord and Colonel W B McBerd. Mike A Deon Douglass hosted the sewing circle and Miss Martha Buchanan plans Tennessee holidays.
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MR. and
Mrs. Hudson
H. A. McCord
A. HL. Hudson
Pittsburg
A BH Hudson
Farney
A. H. Shepperd
Martha, Buchanan
Tennessee
Carrie Knox
Anniston
Frank A. Nelson Jr
Miss Knox
Nelson
Congressman
Bowie
Miss Couch
Birmingham
Roosevelt backlash sparks Negro leagues fury in Boston
Special to the Star reports anger among African American groups in Boston after President Roosevelt's message justifying the discharge of negro troops. The African Suffrage League met and adopted resolutions denouncing the president as an instigator of race hatred and mob violence, calling him a tyrant and a mere politician.
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The
Star
Boston
Roosevelt
African Suffrage League
Weather Update From Anniston Forecast Fair Tonight
Ib sheik Anniston December 20 barometer 30.12 at 7 a.m. 37 degrees and 38 precipitation. Wind south at 4 miles, lowest temperature 34 at 1 a.m. Cloudy conditions. Forecast fair tonight and Friday. W. F. Clark.
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Anniston
W. F. Clark
Twin Dublin Legal Figures Shared Path From Birth to Court
Lord Ashbourne and Lord Justice Fitzgibbon were born in the same Dublin street within days, baptized in the same church, studied at Trinity College, Dublin, called to the Irish bar together, promoted to silk on the same day, served as crown law officers together, and sat beside each other on the Irish Court of Appeal for nearly two decades.
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Lord Ashbourne
Justice Fitzgibbon
Dublin
Trinity College
Crown
Irish Court of Appeals
Pacific Coast lawmakers to inspect Panama labor practices
A group of Pacific coast senators and representatives will depart for Panama on a fact finding tour to examine canal labor conditions. They oppose coolie labor and argue that employing African American workers from Southern states would be more profitable.
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The
Star
Washington
Pacific Coast
Panama
Have you seen our window Trigg
Trigg Steele Co reports a window item in progress. The message notes a delete action requested and seeks confirmation or removal of the entry. The brief indicates a corporate internal notice or product update.
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Trigg
Steele Co
Holiday rail fare news contradicts reports on rate cuts
Railroads in the South and Southwest did not abolish reduced holiday rates. Today most leading roads issued fares averaging one third off, valid 30 days, echoing prior years. Anniston Electric and Gas Company advertises reading lamps for Christmas delivery.
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ST. Louis
Anniston Electric and Gas Company
Legal Fight Over Insurance Company Officers Election
In New York the selection of officers for Mutual and New York Life faces a lengthy dispute. Administration tickets appear set to win, but international policyholders committees plan court challenges to proxies they deem illegal. The result hinges on sealed ballots and the election commissioners count.
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The
Star
New York
Mutual
New York Life Insurance Companies
International Policyholders’ Committees
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