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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1914
Page
5
The Moving Picture World praises a death defying sequence in The Devils Eye noting its startling action and unexpected comedy. The feature will be shown at the Savoy tomorrow.
Charlie Williams, a Black man, was fined $10 and costs after a police court hearing. Judge Creen questioned a Black woman witness who described an incident involving a Black person and a crude remark, without clear charges.
Ross Moore of Pensacola and J Arthur Gaboury of Jacksonville are in the city. For cleaning and pressing, call 586. Geo Summers, Ang. A Just Decision urges impartial comparison of goods and prices to ensure best value. Hunter Bros. Market advertises good meats at phone number 22 and address 8-17.
Attorney Fouche Matthews has returned from Mobile where he was called on urgent business after returning from New York a few days ago. Received new fall samples for Salts Trousers and Overcoats 1911 Julius Levy.
Oxford notes July 29 details social events and local goings on. A Southern freight train wreck near Smith Mercantile Co. caused minor damage due to a spreading rail. A house party travels to Millwood hosted by Mrs. Constantine in the Kashtwek mountains.
President Wilson met with Hugh Chalmers a Detroit auto manufa facturer and business leaders to discuss antitrust legislation and the Mall and be adjournment timing The interlocutor urged ending the present superese and restoring public confidence while seeking steps to reframe the policy amid industry concerns
Mrs Witt Mloon visits with her attractive young son and daughters of Birrertine ham as friends and relatives gather in the city. Mrs Milees EPox suffers a broken area from a fall at her home in WWwest End.
Rainfall widespread across Calhoun County harms crops in Piedmont Jacksonville Anniston Oxford area. Northern and eastern sections report better moisture while areas west near Talladega line suffer drought stress. Since May 17 only two light showers reached pine ridge zone.
Paris court case concludes in dramatic fashion as Mme. Caillaux is defended amid heated exchanges. Spectators flood galleries, cries of down with Caillaux rise, police quell mobs. Mme Caillaux remains pale in dock, while M. Caillaux departs with support from Le Deputy Pascal December as verdicts unfold.
Road superintendent W. E. Parker warns that roads blocked by bushes rocks and crops will lead to court action. He urges immediate cessation of these practices to avoid penalties and confrontations in court.
Notice filed in gerobate office states the Kidd Peartiture corporation will be dissolved while its business continues under the management of Louie Shidd, sole proprietor. The surviving entity operates as before under new management.
Pelham Heights July 29 The Baptist State Sunday School convention opens with good turnout and a well managed first session. A. Reynolds leads the morning program with Mrs Reynolds and a chorus, followed by Rev Beauchamp of Dallas who speaks on lessons learned for life. Evening services feature Rev Berkley of Birmingham and a series of conferences led by A G Bullivan and others across the grounds.
The Goodred Crinkley Construction Company of this city secures a sizable road project, marking a significant contract award for the firm and boosting local infrastructure development.
The Laymen's Missionary Movement holds its fourth conference in Lake Geerjeva Wis opening with strong attendance. The five day event features leaders such as James E Speers of New York set to preside, with John T Stone of Baltimore James D Husted of Denver and Bishop Theodore S Henderson of Chattanooga among presiding officials. Prominent evangelists and religious workers of international reputation will speak.
A 185000 bond issue funds twelve miles of macadam road in Marshall County. The project covers a route from Boag to Guntersville and Albertville, with parts fourteen feet wide, connecting Etowate Pine to the Madise county line.
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