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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1917

Page

8

Anniston men praised for camp success at Fort McPherson

Three Anniston and Oxford youths return from Fort McPherson Georgia where Johnson and Fitzgerald, unable to secure commissions, praise the camp. Captain Jeffers and Williamson gain captaincies while Stokes Hollis are named for reserve, Harris receives quartermaster commission. governor Kilby to host.

Steve Johnson John Fitzgerald Citizens Fort McPherson Anniston New National Army Mr. Johnson Mr. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Star Johnson United States Jeffers Lamar Jeffers Williamson Floyd Stokes Ben Hollis Oxford Tom Harris Quartermasters Department Philadelphia T. B. Kilby

More American Troops Reached Foreign Soil At European Port

An American contingent arrived by steamer used by Kermit Roosevelt group. Troops disembarked quietly as staff watched, with cheers from soldiers and few spectators present. Government withheld information and comment on the dispatch.

Department Washington

American Generals Blatchford and Biddle Arrive in England

General R M Blatchford and General John Biddle of the American army land in England with their staffs arriving during July in London, signaling a forthcoming liaison and briefing amid ongoing Allied liaison efforts.

London R. M. Blatchford John Biddle England

Man produces tiger in place of the bull in wild auction scam

Huntington West Virginia July 28 Edward West of East Lynee charged with advertising a bull fight and then auctioning from the center of the ring where the fight would have been held over 100 pints of liquor bound over to the Wayne County Grand Jury

Huntington W. Va Edward West East Lynee Wayne County Grand Jury

New Mexican Beauty Captivates Washington Society

Senorita Dolores Bonillas daughter of the Mexican ambassador to the United States has created a stir in Washington. She quickly became a favorite in capital society and is described as a true Latin beauty.

Senorita Dolores Bonillas United States Washington Capital Society

German Sub Sinks Elevator Ship to Montevideo Waters

A German submarine sunk a large waterworks elevator to Montevideo destination. The tow from Rotterdam was also sunk by the submarine, with the Dutch tug companion ship going down.

Amsterdam Montevideo Uruguay Rotterdam

Woman Disie Smith Missing in Alabama City

Mrs Disie Smith wife of Alex Smith of Alabama City disappeared about five weeks ago. Her husband a carpenter went to Chattanooga with her but she grew dissatisfied and returned home. After returning she vanished telling friends she was going away and gave varying destinations.

Gadsden Ala Disie Smith Alex Smith Alabama City

Osborne Hired by Daniels as Navy Prisons Attache

Thomas Mott Osborne, former Sing Sing warden, hired by Secretary Daniels to advise officials in charge of navy prisons after his inspection of naval confinement facilities.

Washington Thomas Mott Osborne Sing Sing

Boer Who Fought Against Britain Joins Forces for France War

An elderly Boer fighter who previously resisted Britain has aligned with Allied efforts in France. The veteran, seeking to aid the war, joins compatriots and soldiers from allied nations in mounting a coordinated campaign. He cites shared goals of ending oppression and supporting civilian communities.

Great Britain France Henry D. Craemer Monroe South Africa New York United States Battle of Ladysmith

Governor Ferguson Indicted on Nine Felony Charges

Texas Governor James K. Ferguson was indicted by the Travis county grand jury on nine felonies including misapplication and embezzlement of public funds. Secretary of State Churchill Bartlett, Insurance and Banking Commissioner C Austin, and Buildings and Grounds Superintendent L Stowe face corresponding counts. Additional indictments were filed but not yet released.

Austin Texas James K. Ferguson Travis County George 8 Matthews Churchill J. Bartlett C. ©. Austin Insurance L. Stowe

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude After Illness and Death

We, the undersigned, express our appreciation and thanks for the kindness shown during the illness and death of our wife mother and daughter. Many thanks for the beautiful flowers. May God's richest blessing rest on you all. J. G. Veneable and Children. Mrs B. Z. Speer.

Riot at Hoxton church closes service in anti German melee

An infuriated mob stormed a Hoxton church in London and disrupted a meeting. Women cried Kill the pro Germans as five Canadian soldiers led the attack. Chairs and tables were used as weapons and fights broke out among soldiers and pacifists. pews were smashed and windows broken.

London Hoxton

Cavalry Seeks Recruits in Birmingham Office

The First Alabama Cavalry opened recruiting offices at 210 Twentieth Street Birmingham aims to enlist 30 men before mid next week. Previous Birmingham openings have filled quickly but vacancies arose from family exemptions.

Birmingham Alabama Cavalry Twentieth Street

Feud Between Dowdell Families Ends in Dowdell Victory

Opelika July 28 A long standing family feud over a disputed land line near Auburn led to a shooting affray in which several were wounded. A Lee Circuit Court jury ruled for the Dowdell family settling the case though appeals are expected. Huguleys were later convicted of assault and battery and fined. The families are cousins.

Auburn Dowdell Lee Dowdella Hugueleys Ory

Riot Flares Around Old Chester as Deputy Dies in Riots

In Chester Pennsylvania a deputy sheriff and two white men were killed during renewed race rioting. Rioting continued past midnight with fears of more serious trouble as the unrest persisted in the city.

Old Chester Chester

Harvard Club Opens Soda Fountain and Temperance Bar

New York July 28 The Harvard Club with about 50 099 members has established a soda fountain and temperance bar. It is perhaps the largest club of its kind in the country. Already 900 members are in military and naval service.

New York Harvard Club

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