Caillaux Trial Draws Paris Public Amid Quiet Protests
Paris July 18 The Caillaux murder trial stirs intense interest in Paris as Henriette Caillaux stands accused of fatally wounding Gaston Calmette editor of Le Figaro. Public access is restricted for women while press and Interested parties may attend, with the case tying to premier Joseph Caillaux and a bitter editorial campaign.
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Meme
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Criminal Court
Gaston Caimetet
the Figaro
Iker
M. Calmette
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Calmette
Mme. Cattlaux
Georgia House Defeats Hoke Smith Speech Resolution
Georgia lower house votes down a resolution inviting United States Senator Hoke Smith to address the body. Opponents say they favor Smith against the governor but oppose waging the senatorial contest within the legislature.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Smith
Local politics in city race eyes August primary
City politics show quiet surface but been an undercurrent of activity. O. H. Parker may decide on entering the mayor race, with Alma petitioning him. Parker’s answer could shape August 3 primary opposition to Mayor Wikle and early announcements are limited. Shater Houser vows not to seek re-election as alderman.
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Wikte
Rimary
O. H. Parker
Alma
Tt Fe Mot
Parker
Wikle
Mele Jack” Burgess
Burpgens
Wikler
John Williams
Shater Houser
Atlanta
Cussin
Mr. Houser
Storm Wrecks Hunan Plant and City Power Lines
Severe storm causes major damage in Hunan area with the Union Foundry flooded and workers reporting hundreds of dollars in losses. A horse drowned after stepping into electrified water and a Doering Jewelry wireless station was demolished. Power lines and telephones were knocked out, and the Interstate Roofing plant reported shutdowns due to short circuits.
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Union Moundry Company
Annistom Electric and Gag Company
Anniston
Union
Wimchard
Somme
MD Machine Company
Doering
Washington
Company No. 1
Interstate Roofing Company
Oxanna
Cupid Under Fire At Probate Office
Cupid faced a reprimand from Chief Clerk Halt for slow work in mid month. The probate office then sprang to life as licenses and Hymeneal knots increased with 21 couples applying to Dr Hall for relief this month and numbers rising.
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Halt
Little God of Love
Hall
Ward for charity patients at St Luke's urged by Aniston leader
Len F. Greer told reporters that Aniston should prepare to care for charity patients at the new St Luke's building. He said many locals cannot afford hospital care and have died for lack of treatment. Doctors at St Luke's reportedly agreed to provide free services to charity patients. A committee should secure a room there for charity patients.
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Len F
Greer
Anniston
Andy
Nee BiGd
St. Luke's
St Luke's
Knights of Pythias District Convention Set at Friendship
The fifteenth semi annual district convention of the Knights of Pythias in the First district will convene at Friendship near Oxford on July 24 for an all day session. H Witt of Anniston is president and P C Wigley secretary. Reports from lodges indicate the largest attendance ever for the district.
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Annistom
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Piedmont
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Pell City
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le. Armandville
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Anniston
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Witt
Plain Life Retorts Governor Brewer in Divorce Suit
The article claims Governor Brewer of Mistresipged denies any connection to Adele Blood's divorce case in New York City courts. It states he met Adele Blood at a mansion reception in Jackson and notes Davis threatens to sue Brewer over alleged alteration of his actress-wife's affections.
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A.C
Frederick Warde
Pest
Sample
Birmingham Plans Water Works Bond Vote
Birmingham citizens will likely vote this year on a multi million dollar bond issue to fund a municipally owned water works plant. Engineers are assessing the water supply and plant cost while the city commission prepares an official bond election announcement.
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Birmingham
Greater
Wwork
City Commission
Witt Likely Re-elected President for District Progress
The article asserts Mr. Witt is likely to be re elected to lead with a strong program. It claims his six month record shows he can accelerate work and place the district ahead. It notes the convention proposal would add educational features beyond the usual offerings.
Brewer Fights Divorce Threat In New York Case
Governor Brewer responds to a threat by Howard Davis over alleged alienation of Adele Blood’s affection. The case surrounds Miss Blood, actress, who starred in a Hearst production in Jackson during 2012-13 and attended social events with notable figures. Brewer argues the issue affects cities and towns’ street funding, urging fair taxation for road upkeep.
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Howard Davis
Adele Bil
Davis
Miss Bbiood
Jackeom
W. Savage
New Orleans
Road and bridge fund issue stirs Alabama cities
Mayor Wikle receives letter from Springville Alabama official urging leadership in the road and bridge fund fight. He is quoted in a Birmingham paper as opposing a city alliance, while Galbreath favors a pro rata share for cities and counties in the fund.
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Wikle
J. L. Galbreath
Springwidle
Ala
Birmingham
Galbreath
Anniston
Birmingham Ace-Herald
Villa to Name General Angeles Prest President Ad Interim
Washington reports General Angeles, aided by General Villa, is believed to be secretly declared chief of the constitutionalist army and likely to be named president ad interim when rebels enter Mexico. Carranza’s presidential possibility appears eliminated and the Mexico situation grows more confused with no near peace.
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Washington
Gemersl Angeles
Carranza
Mexico
Mexican revolt fears and mobilizations in 1910s
In Monterey Mexican sources report Sener Moheno alleging the president caused bloodshed across 17 gypeeths and forecasting Carbajal as a figurehead while Villa may rise. Seven thousand constitutionalist troops under Gen Jose Carranza move toward Mexico City to preserve order as General Alvarado’s forces occupy Guaymas.
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Sener Moheno
Wiritter
Mexico
Eile
Madero
Carbajal
Villa
Monterey
Constitutionaliat
Mexico City
Jose Carranza
Yider Q
Alvarado
Guaymas
General Huerta Departs Port Aboard German Cruiser Dresdien
Announcement says General Huerta will sail from Puerto Mexico aboard the Dresdien with General Bilao as escort. The voyage is reportedly headed for Jamaica. Some refugees aboard the British cruiser Bristol, used as refuge, remain on board.
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General Huerta
Dresdien
Bilao Auet
Jamaica
Bristol
Moonshine found in home of W B Wear in West Anniston
Police found nine gallons of corn whisky in gallon jugs in the home of W B Wear an elderly man in West Anniston. Eight jugs were full two half empty and two contained mixed liquor. The whisky was brought to the city for disposal and Wear claimed no ownership. A boy believed to be a grandson stole a balloon from the prisoner’s piqt and fled. The item coincided with Wear’s 72nd birthday.
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W. B. Wear
West Anniston
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