City Council seeks resignation of city attorney over conflicts
City officials move to discipline Hugh D. Merrill amid concerns he cannot represent the city against Knox Acker Blackmon and others. The judiciary committee also reviews bills for city legal costs and codification, with action on street safety and sewer plans, while Mayor Kilby and several council members attend.
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First General Order To Roads Issued by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued its first general order to railroads nationwide after the Hepburn rate bill. A circular from Chairman Knapp notes Section six requires all railroad schedules to be open for public inspection.
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President Roosevelt appoints foreign and domestic officials
President Roosevelt announced morning appointments including a Japanese secretary and interpreter in Japan and consuls Will R. Lowrie in Weimer Germany George Wardman in Augus Calientes Mexico Thomas N Norton in Chemint Saxony Ernest T Norris in Uliasis Laguna Turkey and a customs collector at Albemarle NC and a postmaster at Goldsboro NC Lucas M Grant
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H C Compton to Speak at County Courthouse
Birmingham candidate for associate railroad commissioner Mr H C Compton will address the public tonight at 8 o clock in the county courthouse on railroad rate regulation. He invites ladies and all interested to hear a forcible talk on the topic.
Oates to Speak Here August 9 At Court House
Judge Emmett F. Crook receives a letter from Hon. William Oates reforming his schedule to speak at the county courthouse in this city on August 9 at 11 o clock. Oates, ex governor and U S Senate candidate, has many staunch friends who will seek a strong audience for the event.
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Russian Fleets Called to Return to Krongstadt
St Petersburg July 27 The minister of marine telegraphed orders to captains of Russian warships abroad to return to Krongstadt. The government appeals to the public saying it cannot restore order without popular support and warns people to choose between backing a liberal government or face death in a revolution.
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New Hearing Requested for Burton Case
A brief argument seeking a rehearing of Jas K Burton’s Kansas senate corruption case was filed with the U S Supreme Court clerk. Burton contends the court erred in constitutionality of section 1782 and that he was improperly tried for taking railroad service fees tied to a fraud order. Additional dispatch notes report wide arrests as uprisings rattle Agra and local authorities target socialists.
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Clashes Lead to Hundreds Arrests in Crackdown
A government crackdown against unrest reports more than eight hundred arrests amid ongoing disturbances. Authorities say security forces confronted revolutionaries in a bid to quell the turmoil.
Governor Jelks Shocked in Anniston Handling Desk Phone
Governor W D Jelks arrived in Anniston from Gadsden at 1 20 pm and at 1 45 pm was shocked while handling a desk telephone in the office of William A Davis manager of the Anniston City Land Co He attempted to persuade Davis and W P Calloway to try the sensation The governor planned to leave details to a Star reporter and noted plans to Birmingham later in the day His shock was not serious and he denied interference in the John Williams murder case amidst other developments including the RK Hipp case
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Sage will leaves fortune to widow amid contest ban
Russell Sage's will was filed at 1:13 PM in New York. The bulk of his fortune goes to his widow, with $25,000 left to several nephews and nieces, and $10,000 to the late sister Mrs. Chapin. A clause forfeits any beneficiary who contests the will.
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Wreck on St Louis and San Francisco Rail Line Injures Many
Springfield Mo July 27 More than a score of persons were injured some fatally in a wreck on the St Louis and San Francisco passenger train near here early today. A defective switch caused the crash three coaches passed safely but the fourth left the track and turned over. This coach carried about sixty passengers all of whom were injured.
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Model Ice Co. Winter Coal Supply Ad
Winter's coal supply lined up from Model Ice Co. Phone 59. Reliable delivery and steady heat for cold days.
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War on concealed weapon practice escalates in city
City enforcement intensifies against concealed carry as Mayor Kilby fines a youth $100 for brass knuckles and Judge Greene imposes a $50 penalty on a visiting youth arrested yesterday afternoon on a related charge. The crackdown aims to curb concealed weapon use despite limited prior success.
Cheaper Lights and City Plant Debate Ends in Mayor Kilby Remarks
Mayor Kilby outlines three aims for an expert study on an urban electric plant. The city seeks cheaper lights, potential cost savings, and a bargaining edge against Anniston Electric & Gas Co. The engineer’s report suggests the project could save $40,000 to $80,000 and remain affordable for current and future needs.
Oxford Lake boating mishap ends safely for two
While boating on Oxford Lake about 9 o clock last night the boat carrying Will Rogers and Miss Ozella Marand overturned. The young lady fell into deep water but was rescued by her companion without harm.
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Williams Hanging Halted by Pardon Writ
In Birmingham on July 27 a habeas corpus writ by Judge Weaver delayed John Williams's planned execution for the murder of Senator R. L. Hipp of Cullman. The plea argues insanity and the writ returns before 11 A.M. today, keeping Williams alive.
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Coal and Wood Dealer Watson Seeks Calls for Service
R. O. Watson advertises coal and wood services with a contact line noting phone number 72. The compact notice invites customers to reach out for fuel and related timber needs.
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Senator Jos A Brown Leads In N C Convention
Special to The Star from Raleigh North Carolina July 1 The sixth congressional convention at Pay ottville after a night session voting continues today Senator Jos A Brown leads the balloting with Congressman Patterson close behind This morning Cook of Cumberland withdrew leaving three amended dates remaining with Godwin of Harnett as the third candidate.
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Democratic nomination in Fayetteville on the 354th ballot
In Raleigh North Carolina on July 87 Goodwin of Hornet county was nominated for Congress at 11 o'clock in Fayetteville by the Democratic convention in the sixth district after the 354th ballot.
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Mr Will Graves Visits Sproull Family on Quintard Avenue
Mr Will Graves of Rome is visiting Mr J Sproull and family on Quin tard avenue.
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Crowded Oxford Lake Casino Enjoys Miltons and Rogers Show
A large crowd of 715 attended last night at the Oxford Lake casino. Young's orchestra appeared at the footlights to strong approval, with the Miltons and Mr. and Mrs. Rogers delivering standout performances. Manager Sexton pledged order and announced that disruptive patrons would be excluded and permanently boycotted.
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Testimony on Forley's Kidney Cure Restoring Health
Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pennsylvania states he suffered two years from kidney and bladder trouble and spent much money on doctors without relief until using Forley's Kidney Cure. He claims it cured him and urges others to try it, signed Elam Ordway and Houser.
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