Stand for Economy Commission Government Gains Ground
The Birmingham Ledger notes a nationwide shift toward commission government as cities report lower public costs and improved governance. Business leaders applaud the system, citing brighter prospects and stronger fiscal records compared with the aldermanic approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Town Adopts Commission Form for Better Municipal Management
The town that adopted the commission argues the change benefits both small and large communities. It suggests the system reduces graft and burdens from irresponsibility while replacing political methods with business practices.
Smith-Parks liquor bill cited with blind tiger figures
A. J. Dickinson of the Birmingham Ledger quotes San Francisco locating 2,000 licensed saloons and 8,000 blind tigers in a week and Dallas locating 200 licensed saloons with over 3,000 blind tigers in a day. He argues the bill will only shield saloon-affiliated operators from interference by liquor victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Parks
A. J. Dickinson
Dallas
Texas
Chronicle of Historical Political Milestones and Deaths
A list of historical notes including the abolition of the pillory in Britain, French army capitulation, martial law in Baltimore, Sutro tunnel celebration in Nevada, John Beverley Robinson as Ontario lieutenant governor, Charles Guiteau's Garfield assassination execution, Korea’s independence move with Japanese aid, the death of novelist Mrs E D B N Southworth, and William H Taft’s resignation as secretary of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehenek
Baltimore
Carson Valley
Nevada
John Beverley Robinson
Ontario
Charles Guiteau
Mre. E. D. BE. N. Southworth
Washington, D. C
William H. Taft
Labor News Glimpses From North Dakota to Canada
North Dakota labor groups plan forming a state federation. John Mitchell will tour the U S this summer to lecture. The Paris taxi union represents 90 percent of drivers. Canadian trade disputes rise in May with 34 cases affecting about 212 firms and 13,000 workers. Workers’ gains and eight hour aims are noted in various nations and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Local merchants urged to curb mail order spending
The article argues that if money now sent for merchandise were spent locally, merchants would be financially stronger and able to offer higher quality goods than those bought from mail order houses.
Gadsden Holds Indignation Over Governor Pardoning Notorious Lawbreaker
Citizens of Gadsden react strongly to the governor's pardon of a notorious lawbreaker. Resolutions from an indignation meeting condemn the act with ringing and stinging language.
Senator Stephenson Faces Senate Seat Probe After Cash Purchase
Wisconsin senator Stephenson allegedly paid 107000 for his U S Senate seat and faces possible investigation. Citizens in Gadsden condemn Governor O Neall for pardoning a known criminal. Carnegie profits questioned after a 160000000 minute sale. Trusts influence questions arise before curb efforts. Locals demand names of big donors who funded Lori mers seat. Calhoun county reports rising criminal prosecutions.
Punishment and law in Georgia politics and trade
The item discusses swift punishments deterring crime, questions growth impact when money leaves for merchandise, and notes the Georgia Legislature facing a Senatorial contest soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Plea Rejects Vagrancy Fine as Unreasonable
In court Tufford Knott complains the $30 fine and costs for vagrancy are unreasonable. He claims his only property is a plugged nickel and asserts the fine won’t withstand federal review, threatening an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Tufford Knott
Fed’ral
Grumpy Passenger Denies Missing Match Before Steamer Boarding
A terse exchange aboard a steamer pits a grumpy passenger who lacks a match against a cynical youth who jokes about the 3,000 travelers. The youth pockets a coffin nail in his lip as the crowd reacts to the banter.
Free sample offer for Dr Caldwell laxative for children's bowel care
An urge to help families with young children suggests using Dr Caldwell's Rap Pepsin for mild constipation. The ad claims it cleanses bowels strengthens stomach muscles and can come with a free sample by writing to Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Mead
Freeport
Kans
J. R. Whiting
Lena
Wis
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Building
Monticello, U1
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isvy
AnnIston
Als
Anniston Publishing Company
Kline Building
Corner Market
Lith Streets
James B. Lloyd
HM. Ayers News
Ephones
Oxford
The
Star
Board of County Commissioners of
Calhoun County
the Star
Association of American Advertisers
United States
Alabama
U. S
Anks
Alabama Synodical Colege
Noble Institute
Louisville & Nashville
Seaboard
Ledger
Sion
Ingham Ledger
San Francisco
Tigers
Erate
Garfield
Korea
China
North Dakota
John Mitchell
Paris
France
Union of Taxicab
Pacific Coast
Master Plumbers’ Association of Canada
Canadian Society of Sanitary and Heating Engineers
New York City
Great Britain
Union Labor of
Cleveland
International Printing Pressmen's Union of North America
Hale Springs
Tenn
Congress of Textile Operatives
Amsterdam
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Territory
Borah
Idaho
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
John C. Minkins
Providence
R. I.) News-Democrat
Union Lyceum of
New Bedford
Jamestown
Plymouth Rock
Antilles
Philippines
Parker
McKinley
Buffalo
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Crispus
Mingo Saunders
Ethiopia
Clared
Gadsden
Stephenson
Wisconsin
United
Senate
O'Neal
Andrew Carnegie
Lorimer
Calhoun
Dise
Anniston City National Bank
BE. Kilby
Jas. Keith, Jr
R. F. Smith
Cash
Wm. H. McKelroy
D. Woodruff
L. Galbraith
Fang
Odes Jam
Lumley
Rip van Winkle
Derrick van Beekman
Coceles
Nick Vedder
Heinrick
Hudson
Heinrick Hudson
Dame van Winkle
Rip
Meni
Mrs. John
the Dwarf
Ben Lumley
Jess Sidney
Clifford Russell
Frank Mullin
James Rocko
Benedick Brown
Marie Lumley
Herbert Mack
E. Lumley
Vedder’s Inn
Falling Water
Sleepy Hollow
Cortent Consultatio
N. Free
D. Johnston, Jr
Birmingham, Ala
Brown Marx B'ld