Headquarters of Democracy To Move From Chicago
The Democratic national headquarters in Chicago will close next month and records will be sent to Washington under National Chairman J. K. Jones. National Executive Chairman J. G. Johnson and National Secretary W. Walsh will leave Chicago to pursue other work. The Working Democracy will cease until the next national campaign due to expenses.
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Democracy
Washington City
Chicago
Democratic
National Committee
W. Walsh
West
Millionaire Richman Weds Danville Girl After Sandwich Meet
William Richmond a Tombstone Arizona ranch owner met Lizzie Shultz in Danville while passing with cattle. He proposed after a brief courtship and they plan a July 20 wedding at her home. He provided a $1000 wedding fund and they will honeymoon in Australia before settling in Tombstone. Shultz is a Danville High School graduate.
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Riage
Australia
Richmond
Trousseau
Tombstone
Miss Shultz
Danville High School
Epworth League Convention Delights Frisco Crowd
The 11th international Epworth League convention opened in San Francisco with ideal weather and record attendance. About thirty thousand visitors filled the Mechanic’s pavilion and Elk’s hall hosted large monster meetings as ministers preached across the city. Reverend A Monk of Knoxville led Trinity M E church service.
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San Francisco
Epworth League
Mechanics’ Pavilion
The
Elks
Elk’s Hall
A. Monk
Knoxville
Trinity M. E. Church
What Two Cents Will Do Foley Honey and Tar
A drug advert notes one dose of Foley's Honey and Tar costs only two cents and promises relief for asthma or consumption, encouraging trial use. McElreath Drug Co.
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Foley
McElreath Drug Co
Model Laundry ad highlights comfort collars and cuffs
An advertisement from The Model Laundry promotes ironing off rough edges from collars and cuffs at its shop on 12th Street and North Boulevard, emphasizing smoother feel and comfort.
Anniston Tysons May Share Australian Fortune
City officials seek voter approval to raise the tax rate to one dollar to pay city bonds. Meanwhile Australian reports reveal a 40 million pound fortune for Josiah Tyson’s Georgia and Alabama heirs, with local Tysons in Anniston possibly related.
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City Council
Josiah Tyson
Australia
Anniston
Calhoun County
State of
Alabama
Georgia
Smith & H
Peeples Have
Merger of An niston and Oxanna Districts Questioned
The An niston and Oxanna school districts loom over consolidation after city wards expand. Fifth ward leaders push combining school funds and appointing Oxanna or Fifth ward members to govern all city schools. Judge Johnston doubts automatic district consolidation and the issue was referred to City Attorney Blackmon for a legal opinion.
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Anniston
Oxanna
Fifth Ward
Fred L. Blackmon
Fifth Ward to Receive One Fifth of Street Fund
An Evening Star review of the July 11 meeting minutes shows Alderman Cooper moving that one fifth of the budgeted street funds be spent in the new Fifth ward, a motion adopted. The notice mentions Hodge's Furniture Store at 923 Noble Street in advertising.
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Fifth Ward
Evening Star
Oxanna
Alderman Cooper
Hodge
Noble Street
Educated Missionary Pittman Returns to Africa
Wesley Symgrana Pittman, a Black man once brought to New York in a cargo of snakes and monkeys, studied at Agricultural and Mechanical college in Normal. He rose from $1.50 to $350, and now sails to Africa to work as a missionary among his people, the Gola tribe, after a remarkable journey and a dream of distant whites.
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Africa
Hi. M. Turner
Agricultural and Mechanical College At Normal
Pittman
Interior
Col Sawyer Still Lingers Amid Hospital Hopes
The Atlanta Journal reports Col B F Sawyer remains gravely ill with no improvement expected. Doctors said three days ago he might not survive eight hours, yet he continues to linger and can take some nourishment.
L. & N. Brakeman Falls From Train In Sylacauga
George Gardner, an L. N. freight brakeman from Anniston, missed his footing boarding at Sylacauga this morning and fell, breaking a leg. He was brought to the hospital this afternoon and treated by company surgeon Dr. R. L. Bow.
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George Gardner
Sylacauga
Gardner
Anniston
R. L. Bow, Cock
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Fortune
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Col. Sawyer
Atlanta Journal of Yester
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B. F. Sawyer
Colonel Sawyer
Syla
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Kermott
Jos. Saks & Co
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