Blackwell and Agee form new Anniston legal firm
Legal firm Blackwell & Agee formed in Anniston as Blackwell leaves Keith to join brother in Warrenton. Capt A P Agee returns from Kansas City and vows to stay in Anniston. Elks ready for Christmas dinner for the poor with 750 dinner seats and hundreds of gifts amid citywide charity efforts. Booker Washington meets the president in Washington and discusses Alabama appointments, including marshalships and collectorships, with T L Curry favored for the marshal post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoan
Long
Judes Keith
Legal
Blackwell & Keith
Reture Pbrmer
Warrenton
Blackwell
A. P. Agee
Anniston Bar
Blackwell & Agee
Wave
Capt
Agee
Kansas City
Anniston
Elks
Washington
Alabama
Middle District
The
Post Office Announces Sunday Hours Through Christmas
The post office will remain open for Sunday service through Christmas. General delivery and window windows will operate at the post office with morning hours stated. L. T. Smith is the postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeleck
L. T. Smith
P. M
Weather Outlook for Christmas and Coal Sale Notice
The government forecast calls for partly cloudy and warmer tonight, followed by increasing cloudiness Wednesday with likely no rain. Announces coal sale by Anniston Coal Co with best grades available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston Ick Co
Maclay Refuses to Resign Navy Post
New York December 24 Stanley Maclay formally demands trial by naval procedure after Roosevelt asked for his resignation over the Sehbey case. He says civil service law governs his dismissal and he cannot be removed without formal charges, trial and conviction. Rear Admiral Barker sent the resignation request and Maclay answered with a letter stating his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
lMdyar
Stanley Maclay
Sehbey
Roosevelt
Barker
Sresklya
Moscow Reports Show German Consulate Shattered
Vienna dispatch notes serious anti German sentiment in Moscow and reports the German consulate there was shattered. Censor interrupted transmission of details from the Kan German demonstrations last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Breaks Fine Cane on Negro's Head in Police Court
George Embrey was fined 25 dollars in police court after a substantial struggle on Koble street yesterday afternoon. He resisted arrest by Constable Sweets and Policeman Fitzgerald as Chief Bryan joined in, breaking the cane used as an argument and prompting the chief to later wear a new cane gifted by Mr. J I Chrisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Embrey
Mayer Hen
Koble Street
Bryan
Fitzgerald
Man Fitzgerald
Chief Bryan
Buckien’s Arnica Salve Promoted for War Wounds
In wartime letters soldiers praise Buckien's Arnica Salve for scratches bruises cuts and stiff joints as well as burns boils ulcers and skin eruptions. The ad promises cure or no pay and lists McHireath Drug Company drug store selling it for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckien
McHireath Drug Company
Smoke the Kennesaw and Be Happy
Local cigar vendors report high demand for Kennesaw brand cigars with buyers seeking satisfaction and dealers noting strong sales across shops.
Battle Royale Prompted by Anniston Talladega Football Clash
Armiston prepares to meet Talladega’s deserdens on the gridiron in a hotly contended afternoon game. Anniston fans plan a special train from Lemorrow to Talladega and back, as Anniston and Talladega vie for victory with anticipated strong play from Sterne Webb Carter Diebles Wiecleberger Ballard Keen Wellborn Payne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gridiron
Talladega
Armiston Crack
Deserdens
Uoes Lemorrow
Annistonians
Anniston Hoya
Anniston
Bittle Reyal
Sterne
Webb
Carter
Diebles
Wiecleberger
Ballard
Keen
Wellborn
Payne
Asnistom
Gadsden Pipe Works Erection Awarded to Hood and Burgess
The contract for the main building of the Gadsden Pipe works was awarded to George H Hood and L W V Burgess. The structure will measure about 125 feet by 200 feet and cater to pipe manufacturing. Robert Campbell and Joan H Holcomb traveled to St Louis to buy machinery for the plant. For sale are three two story houses on Walnut Street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, plus two lots in the same location offered at a bargain. Bottled beer 4 for 26 cents at Levi's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Gadsden
George H. Hood
L. W. V. Burgess
Robert Campbell
Joan H. Holcomb
St. Louis
Walnut Street
Sixteenth
L. Turner & Co
Woodmen Insurance Pays Promptly in Lively Case
The Woodmen of the World, Model Camp No. 19, paid Mrs J M Sweets the $1,000 policy on her late son Clarence L Sweets. A claim filed Nov 10 reached headquarters Nov 15 with proofs sent Nov 18 and the payment delivered Dec 6, praised as unusually prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Me
J. M. Sweets
Clarence L. Sweets
Hweets
Nelles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legal Rmn
Presiden
Booker Washington
Hiden Keith
Messrs
D. G Blackwall
Mr. Jh
Lucien Keith
Northeast
Uens
Keith
Virginia
Washineton
D. C
Ind Washington
Secretary OF the Interior
Middle
Southern
Lecteorship
Tl. W. Curry
Marsal Siamon
Ecom
Micekt
Lours
Trier
Victor C. Dry
Maclay
Siam
Negro
Bryas
Rsen
Embrey
Constable Sweets
Noble and Tenth
Thweets
Econquered
Cave
J. I. Chrisman
Teres
Lowney
Star
Garsvun
Dea
Levi's
Ance
We Id
Sawyer the
Shoe Man
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!