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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1901
Page
1
The movement emphasizes educated young leaders recruiting Sunday schools and youth groups for missionary life. Revs Slaton and Seay from Vanderbilt will speak in Oxford Anniston and Glen Addie churches with services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. tomorrow.
A large morning gathering in Anniston at the city court room protested a proposed tax levy rise from 50 to 75 cents per $100. Citizens, manufacturers, merchants, and professionals urged against constitutional changes granting higher city taxes and collected signatures on petitions to the constitutional convention.
The undersigned citizens of Anniston Alabama protest against granting the city authority to raise municipal taxes. The list of signers includes J G Farley J N Dobbins A L Tyler Wm A Davis Wood stock Cotton Mills and numerous local firms and individuals. Continued on 4th page.
In an interview with the Evening Star, Alderman R. E. Garner discusses the city of Anniston seeking a constitutional provision to allow a small tax increase to cover bond interest. He warns current revenues may fall short and details the risk to contracts, schools, and credit without action during the convention.
The Amalgamated Association and five manufacturers closed day two of talks in Prrrature July 13 without agreement. A session continues today with a likely settlement or broad strike looming. President Shaffer warned a strike would pull in all United States Steel plants and affect about 60,000 workers if no deal is reached.
Beaumont Texas reports another oil gusher as the sixteenth well outputs yesterday afternoon. The flow remains strong despite numerous wells, with the new well located in the proved oil territory.
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