Minister Dr Bayne Faces Removal Over Seances and Sermons
Rev Dr Bayne, pastor of a Pennsylvania church, faces removal after allowing Spiritualists to hold seances and lectures with ghostly rapping in the chapel and inviting speakers of other faiths. The Pennsylvania Unitarian Conference filed charges alleging conduct incompatible with his position. a hearing followed delays due to court fees.
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Penneylwania
Bayne
Proxyne
Chuarec
Mortimer £ Bloom
Avenue Temple
Wayne
Prize-Winning Names in Local Event Announced
The report lists second prize winner Miss Winnie and third prize recipient Walter Cecil Dole Powtrthorve Migs Versie Y, with Powtrthorve and Versie Y noted among the top placements.
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Bmiss
Winnie
Prin
Walter Cecil Dole Powtrthorve
Migs Versiey
Local Election Returns Highlight Tight Races and Close Totals
The Christns Sewings Enterprise reports results with G. W. Cook leading in votes and awards, while Columbia fame secures 19 records and Miss Vewrsie Naseedie wins a large prize. The piece notes a heated contest between Cook and Miss Nunnally, urges public audit of the enterprise books, and lists other winners and totals from the fair.
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Christns Sewings
Pat Geeweeth
Anniston Hrening
Walter Ecil Duke
Duke
Ale Dama
Fair Department
Zere
Bite
Vewrsie Naseedie
Ohateh Se
Mr. Cook
Bliss Boome
Hpuke
Caemmpaign
G. W. Cook
Miss Nunnally
Atcomme T
House Rules Chair Plans Vote Delay On Amendment
Washington December 24 Chairman Henry of the House Rules Committee announced that the amendment will not be voted on in the middle of January. Supporters of the measure will campaign on its merits as the question is put to members to decide.
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Washington
Henry O
Etmtes
Executors Sales of Personal Property in Oxford Alabama
By order of the Probate Court Calhoun County Alabama on December 9 1914 executor T A Turner of the will of Motte J Bynum will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash at Main and Choctaw street Oxford Alabama within legal hours on Tuesday December 28 1914 the described personal property including cotton bales a 1914 Buick self starting automobile and household goods to be divided among the estates heirs.
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Calhown
Alabama
T. A. Turner
Motte J. Bynum
Main and
Choee@locco
Treet
Oxford
Buick
T. A. Tuterner
Probate Court Grants Letters of Admin for Lingle Duggan Estate
In CabProun County Probate Court on November 4 2914 HAUGH WALKER administrator is appointed. All persons with claims against the estate of Lingle Duggan deceased must file within the required time or be barred. The notice lists the administrator and court details.
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CabProun County
Lingle
Duggan
Ander
Hom. Jno
P. Rowan
Propate Court
Haugh Walker
Probate Court Grants Admin for Willam P Duggan
Probate court in County grants administrator for the late Willam P Duggan. Notice to all heirs and creditors to present claims within the legal period or be barred. Judge John P. Row of Probate presides. Filed November 1, 1614.
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Willam P. Duggan
Jno
Marines Return Homer Hancock Delivers 650 Marines
The Hancock transport arrived in Philadelphia with 650 marines who had been on duty in Hautaged Mey. Hundreds more will join the Philadelphia navy yard contingent while the rest head to Atlantic coast stations.
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Philadelphia
Dhec
United States
Hancocke
Hautaged Mey
Leo
Philaedelphia Navy Yard
Atlantic
Georgia Cotton Sails to Russia via Panama Route
The first shipment of Georgia cotton for Russia left Savannah this week aboard the steamship Lezski, the first Russian tramp to reach the Georgia port. The venture aims to use the Panama canal route to avoid mines and hostile ships.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Russia
Panama Canal
Savammah
Convicts to Receive Special Christmas Dinners in State Camps
Montgomery December 4 Special dinners will be served to convicts in all state camps and mines on Christmas day. No person within prison walls will be required to do any work and interactions have been given that everything reasonable be done for the pleasure of the convicts. Rules prevent any work before Independence Day Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
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Montgomery
State Convict Department
Dream for Catarrha Opens Up Nose Frill Dream
Ad copy touts Holy's Cream Balm as a remedy for nasal catarrh and congestion. Claims air passages clear, headaches ease, and breathing improves instantly. Advises a small bottle from a druggist with a simple application to the head.
Franek's Attorneys Anticipate Early Hearing
Local attorneys for Lewn M Franek expect an early hearing as the case nears the federal level. A New York lawyer reports a conference with Judge Lamt on Saturday. A writ may be named to present the clause before the high tribunal if tentative plans proceed.
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High
Supreme Bench
Fragmentary historical note on a courtly evening scene
A damaged fragment mentions a high official in a fairy room and references life and experiments. The legible parts show a medical or clerical figure speaking about a subject, but details and context remain unclear.
Christmas Seals Campaign Allegedly Involved Forgery
A garbled wartime style article describes a boy accused of forging Christmas Seals and selling stamps. A witness testifies about counterfeit stamps and the plot to raise funds for a cause. The piece notes a parental connection and questions surrounding the sale.
British ship protest leads to wireless dismantling case
A British collier protested a seizure wired from Washington on December 20. A squad under Lieutenant Crenshaw dismantled the vessel wireless and charged a crew member with violating neutrality and sending coded messages.
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Baltes
Lieutenematmat
Crenshaw
Creearashaw
Fader
Canapeaerae
Goethals Fires Anyone Caug Drivking Liquor Debate
Goethals arrived from Panama to confer with officials about funds needed to complete the canal project. He appeared to suggest high costs are being covered by others, while a liquor question in the zone remains unsettled.
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Goethals
Ceeaitagress
Red Cross Seals Fund Drive Question Asked
Fragmentary note asks if readers have bought their Red Cross Seals as part of a fundraising call. The line hints at a plea to participate and support the campaign.
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Red Cross
National Guard Officer to Be Elected This Week
In Montgomery Alabama the National Guard officer Harris resigned over disciplinary issues. A successor will be chosen in the upcoming training days through a state military department regulated election. The Sigma Corps is stationed in Montgomery awaiting the new appointment.
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National Guard
Mongomery
Harriso
Alabama
Hiss
Arrison
State Militar
Foster
Sigma
Montgomery
Harvard Med School Team Heads East for Concert Tour
Harvard physicians depart Boston to begin a concert tour across the Middle West, aiming to showcase medical talent and engage audiences in multiple cities. The group travels from Cambridge and includes two physicians leading the medical delegation.
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Cambridge
Concert Tour Planned With Yale and Michigan Bands
The text indicates concerts with Yale and Michigan groups may be held. It lists cities including Syracuse Cleveland Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City St Louis Detroit and mentions items like shirts and bags, with possible performances by two ensembles in various venues.
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Holder
Pbs
Syracuse
Cleveland
Chicago
Milwaukee- St Pawl
Kansas City
St. Louis
Detroit
Yale de
Michigas
Alabama appellate courts take recess for week
Alabama appellate courts begin a one week recess with no sessions. Justices and judges prepare opinions assigned to them while the division, composed of the circuit and other counties, will resume January 28. The list includes Calhoun Cherokee Clay Clebourne? Calhoun, Cherokee, Clay, Cleburne, Etowah, Perry, Shelby, St. Clair, Talladega and others.
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Claw Clebyme
E- Kalb
Ramey Shelby
St. Clair
Tilladega
Christmas Light Gate Set For 7 6 Clock Sharp
The Glenaddie methods guraday will hold a Christmas light gathering at 7 6 clock sharp. Members of the school are slated to attend, preparing decorations and a community display.
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Glenaddie
Tim School
Governor Pardons Fine Payment in Alabama Case
Governor O Neal commutes a $100 fine for Richard Weeey of Birmingham after trial on gaming charges. Earlier health and family burdens prompted the pardon, with the judge and state's attorney backing the clemency. The act removes financial responsibility from Weeey, who cannot support his family while serving the sentence’s terms.
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Wray
Arie
O'Newael
Board of Pardons
Butte Riot Allegations Tie Moyer and Union to Theft
Fragmentary Butte page reports claim Moyer and Lowery fled to evade authorities after a riot linked to miners protests. The document accuses they, with allies, used fraud and intimidation to seize control of union assets while alleging Bolshevik style plots and coercion within the Federation.
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EPC
Moyer
Lowam
Helen
Union
Tia
Chase
Charses Lowme
Betas
Samid Moyer
Azed
Plume
Federation
Present. Presermats Mark Gifts at School Event
The message notes a school event about marking presents and asks readers to prepare items for friends. It mentions a group labeled Specie and a request to place gifts as directed.
Frank 2S Pral Ames Rd Appeals Proceeding
The court heard arguments today on the appeal from the lower court. Justice Lemmemar presided with counsel for the appellant and respondents. A decision is expected promptly after the session at Bae jus.
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Wahinaeton
Doe
Lemmemar
Aershall
Leo
Frank Camer
Bae Jus
Uce
Missing child in Atlanta described as waiting for Santa
In Atlanta on December 24 a three year old, De Sarnette, disappeared from a hotel where his parents stayed. The boy was found in a chimney shaft, clinging to soot, saying he waited for Santa Claus and that his legs were tired while a hotel maid reported hearing a distant noise.
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Atlanta
Eee
Nat de Sarnette
Bocal Hotel
Waterman
DeJarnette
Mrs Emma Daschiel Cleared in Koehler murder case
In San Antonio on 24, the Brand jury found no indictment against Mrs Emma Daschiel connected to the exiling of Koehler, a local brewer. Earlier a previous jury had charged Miss Heel Burgemes*sher for Koehler’s murder, a case linked to Mrs Dashiel.
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San Antermiio
Tey
Demet
Emnaam
Daschiel
Efo
Attempted to prove players attended lynching in Shreveport
A chaotic report from Shreveport Louisiana on December 24 describes questions aimed at proving a theater company attended a lynching. An automobile trip of eighteen miles to witness the event is noted, with statements from witnesses about a burned man and a sheriff summoned for a hearing.
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