Interstate Commission Upholds Jim Crow Cars
The Interstate Commerce Commission affirmed railways may operate jim crow cars but ruled negro passengers must receive accommodations equal to whites. The decision, in the case of Georgia Edwards, held first class tickets do not justify separate facilities and mandated parity in first-class services.
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Star
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Georgia Edwards
Chattanooga
Kit
Lane
Legro
Mystery of Years Is Cleared Away
New light on the Fourth of July fire in Anniston explains the explosion of fireworks that set ablaze the home of Ben Johnson. Ernest Johnson, son of the owner, admitted accidentally starting the blaze in broad daylight, clarifying the lengthy mystery and the mansion's destruction.
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AnnIston
Ben Johnson
Nniston
Broadaylight
Jly
Ernest Johnson
Baylike
Bride Shotted by Husband in Accident at Home
Decatur July 8 Mrs Elmer Pitt a bride of a few weeks was accidentally shot by her husband in Lawrence County. As they prepared to go out Mrs Pitt stood before a dresser while her husband cleaned an old revolver. The shot struck Mrs Pitt in the hip causing only a flesh wound.
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Star
Decatur
Elmer Pit
Moulton
Lawrence County
Mr. Pitt
Anniston Gun Club Formed at Blue Mountain Hall
A meeting yesterday in Blue Mountain hall organized the Alabama gun club Anniston. Officers elected include President Charles Richey Vice President John Bales Sr Secretary Treasurer George tyn Wise Captain Quartermaster J F Seorer W Wilson. Regular meetings set for the first Friday of each month. Gentlemen seeking sport are invited to join.
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Blue Mountain Hall
Alabama Gun Club
Anniston
Charles Richey
John Bales Sr
George
Knights Templars Fill Saratoga For 30th Triennial Conclave
Thousands of Knights Templars pour into Saratoga for the thirtieth triennial conclave as trains bring diverse delegations. The event fills streets with insignia and colors while hotels, churches, and venues prepare for parades, exhibitions, and ceremonies led by Grand Master Moulter and local dignitaries.
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Saratoga
Star
N. Y
Accomoda Pns
Moulter
Grand Commandery
New York
Waighes
Wark
Euston
Great Priory
England and Wales
Edward
Saratoga Race Track
Convention Hall
Grand Union
States Hotels
Congressiere
Arbery
Rowland
Perdo
Weather forecast for Anniston and vicinity
Forecaster expectations show fair conditions tonight with improved chances for Tuesday. Light winds and dry air prevail as temperatures remain mild across the region.
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Anniston and
Baracas Elect New Officers
The Baraca Bible class elected new officers for three months. Harry M. Ayers became president with George Johnston as vice president, Fred Bell secretary, Chivers M. Woodruff assistant secretary, Frank Z. Woodruff treasurer, Tom A. Ingram assistant treasurer, Randolph S. Reynolds reporter, and Harry Powell second vice president. The class continues to grow and engage local young men.
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Baraca
Harry M. Ayers
George Johnston
Fred Bell
Chivers M. Woodruff
Frank Z. Woodruff
Tom A. Ingram
Randolphs. Reynolds
Harry Powell
Hatchet Attack on Wall Street Builders Leaves Two Dead
Milton Alvin a plasterer on the Trust Company of America building attacked three coworkers with a hatchet on a narrow scaffold. Patrick Sullivan and Michael Reilly died from skull fractures, Edwin Smith and Alvin injured. Father Cregan administered last rites as ambulance arrived.
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Star
New York
Milton Alvin
New Wall Street
Trust Company of America
Patrick Sullivan
Michael Reilly
Edwin Smith
Alvin
Father Cregan
Reilly
Capitol Wing Ready Turned Over Today
Montgomery July 8 the new wing of the state capitol is complete and will be turned over today a capitol commission meeting at noon. It is very pretty and the legislature will be glad to see it complete.
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Star
Montgomery
State Capitol
Capitol Commission
Ameri¢aan
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Stage Employes International Meets Open in Norfolk
The annual convention of the International Theatrical Stage Employes Alliance began at the Jamestown exposition in Norfolk Virginia and will run through the week.
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Norfolk
International Theatrical Stage Employes’ Alliance
War Spirit Grows in Military Circles in United States
Washington July 8 The war spirit is rising in military circles as the Japan situation dominates discussion. A prominent naval officer says if Japan believes it can defeat the United States she may see the Pacific battleship movement as an unfriendly act and could declare war. He adds that if Japan judges the United States might be worsted in a broader conflict, it could accept the move and preserve a traditional friendship unless future US entanglements bring Japan hostility.
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The
Star
Washington
Japan
United States
Pacific
Rodman Resigns as Anniston Yardmaster for Coast Line
F L Rodman general yardmaster for the Southern railway here resigns to become superintendent of terminals for the Atlantic Coast Line in Savannah Ga. He brings long terminal experience from Dallas and Chicago and is noted as one of the country’s best in the field. Savannah terminals are among the South’s toughest with about 30 engines. He leaves amid best wishes from Anniston friends.
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Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Savannah
Rodman
Anniston
Dallas
Tex
Southern Pacific Railway
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Chicago
Illinois Central
Louisville
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Peasants in Schlosselburg Threaten Widespread Uprising
In St. Petersburg area the Schlosselburg district sees 2000 peasants clash with troops after initial defeats. Rioting continues and fears mount that the capital region will face wider unrest as socialist agitators press workers.
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ST. Petersburg
Schlosselburg
Here
Anniston Elks push first class gym in Model city
Aniston Elks convert a former ballroom into a gym with showers wall exercisers a horse and bars aiming to form an athletic club for Anniston. The gym opens to Elks members now with plans to welcome the public later and potential support from Hon. John B. Knox for a swimming pool and new club house. Local players hope a strong gym attracts winter practice from the Cincinnati Reds.
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Anniston Elks
Anniston
Ward Rose
Elks
John B. Knox
Rose
Knox
Birmingham
Atlanta
Cincinnati Reds
Dr J H Foster to Tour the Holy Land
From Parker Memorial Baptist church sermons, Dr. J H Foster announced a February Palestine tour where he will serve as chaperone and guide to a large party.
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J. H. Foster
The
Holy Land
Parker Memorial
Palestine
Parker Memorial Baptist Church
Down Come the Boards Today on Noble Street
City ordinance prompts tearing down bill boards on Noble Street to improve the main thoroughfare. Officials expect the shanties on Thirteenth and Noble to be replaced by modern business structures soon, enhancing the street’s appearance.
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Noble Street
Thirteenth and Noble
Five Cent Fare Experiment in Oxford Raises Prospect
After talks between Oxford Manager Sexton and Mayor Haynes, the street railway may test a five cent fare for two months. The city would suspend enforcement of a prohibitive ordinance during the trial. Sexton said the proposal was referred to company officers with no decision yet. If denied, Oxford plans to resume its prior actions.
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Howard W. Sexton
D. P. Haynes
Oxford
Sexton
Haynes
Schmitz Sentenced to Five Years in Penitentiary
San Francisco July 8 Mayor Schmitz was today sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. An appeal will be taken.
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Schmitz
Star
San Francisco
Cal
Osage Land Drawing Begins After Delay
Tulsa I T July 8 The Osage land drawing, postponed from April due to an investigation of tribal rolls, started today with filings to begin at fifty names daily on August 5. No land preference for improvements will be made, but tribe members may exchange selections under the commissioner's supervision.
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Tulsa
I. T
Birthday Mystery Clouds John D Rockerfeller Age
New York July 8 John D Rockefeller's birthday is celebrated with unclear age records. Some say 1838 others 1839, leaving his exact age as sixty eighth or sixty ninth debated. His wealth and philanthropy remain vast as he grows older.
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New York
John D. Rocke
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeler
Bankhead on Hand for Night Rift in Rabbittown
A Friday night disturbance in Rabbittown left a man wounded by gunfire after a quarrel with a Black resident. The assailant claimed illness and inability to control himself, while the victim received a wound to the arm.
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Bankhead
Rabbittown
Sentin
Leman
Dr . Mon
Hia
Anniston Chamber Adopts Resolutions On Tax Reforms
The Anniston chamber met to repeal the act raising foreign loan tax and to seek a city vote on higher levies. Victor L. Powell elected secretary. committees named to publish city materials and support tax law alignment for banks and mixed property taxation. Col. McKleroy Mayor Kilby and Capt. Agee appointed to oversee actions.
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Anniston Chamber of Commerce
Anniston
Victor JL. Powell
Walter Pr. Callaway
Col
W. H. McKleroy
Thomas KB. Kilby
A. P. Agee
Walter P. Callaway
Victor L. Powell
Howard College
Anniston City Land Company
Alabama Mineral Land Company
Jobe G. Farley Jr
Chamber of Ecommerce
J. L. Wikle
W. A. Davis
B. L. Tutner
Chamber of Commerce of Anniston
Chamber of Commerce of
Calhoun County
Talladega Springs Water on Tap at Elam Ordway Houser's Fount
Local brief notes the Talladega Springs water source named Elam Ordway and Houser providing a running supply. Residents are advised to use cautions as pressure stabilizes. The notice highlights continued availability and nearby distribution points.
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Talladega Springs
ELAM
Ordway & Houser’s Fount
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