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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1914
Page
7
Consolidated Pub. Co. reports multiple Anniston voters, as J. In Wikle, J. A. Frurgess, and John F. Williams announce candidacies for mayor or city council. They pledge service to residents and submit to Democratic party processes. The notices reflect local election activity and party alignment.
J W Mallory announces his candidacy for the First Ward seat to succeed himself subject to the Democratic primary action.
The First Ward councilman L. 8. Hollingsworth announces intent to run again subject to Democratic primary actions.
A garbled notice lists declarations for ward council seats with names Lawrence Harry C. Alexander and C A Hamilton announcing candidacies for First and Second wards subject to Democratic primary action on August 3.
Friends of J T Carter announce his candidacy for Councilman Second Ward subject to Democratic primary. J M Bagley also listed as candidate for Second Ward seat. Dave G Waldrop seeks reelection as Second Ward councilman subject to August primary.
Multiple residents announce candidacy for councilman from the Third ward subject to Democratic primary. Names include Claude J Settles C Pauley Kyle and A F McGher with notices dated August 1914.
Councilman Furth Ward announces a date for cometimemont the Fourth with details linked to W. G. Collier and local planning. This brief item notes public notice and municipal involvement in scheduling the event.
J W McClurkin announces candidacy for council from the fourth ward subject to Democratic primary action in August.
James T. Gardner Jr announces candidacy for Fourth Ward councilman subject to the primary election. The notice covers the office sought and election process in the city.
Nebraska politics heads into a two week sprint to a statewide primary with governor nominees and state officers. Governor Moretzemd and Richard L Metcalfe lead the Democratic field as other candidates contest the ticket. A landmark feature is the first use of mail voting for members traveling on election day.
Mrs. Timothy Ausberry wife of a congressman camps on the White House steps with a camera to snap President Wilson. She has already photographed Vice President and Speaker Clark and cabinet members for her no tables collection, but the president refused to be photographed.
A boundary description begins at a point on County Eimme between Calhoun and Talladega Counties near Mrs Bila Stewart's residence. It traces a northwest path to the Se 1-4 of Se 1-4 in Section 6 Township 16 Range 6, then east a quarter mile, north to a section line, along a mountain crest, northeast to the Sw 1-4 of Section 28 Township 15 Range 6, east to Section 27 center, diagonally southeast to the northeast corner of NW 1-4 Section 27 Township 16 Range 6, then southeast to the NE 1-4, south to NW 1-4 Section 14 Township 16 Range 6, west two miles, north a quarter mile, then west to the starting point.
Non resident notice in Calhoun County Alabama requires John H. Trawn to answer or demur to the bill within thirty days after August 20 1914. If he fails, a decree pro confesso will be entered against him. Witness dated July 10 1914 by E. H. Hanna, Register.
Lamar Jeffers announces candidacy for reelection to the Ward 6 council seat subject to the Democratic primary. The announcement states the candidate name and ward but provides no further details on platform or dates.
Jesse Evans announces candidacy for re-election to the Ward 65 council seat, subject to the outcome of the Democratic primary. The statement positions him for continued public service and names the party primary as the next step.
Unclear OCR mentions a date for councilmams from the Fifth Democratic party and references Harry Powell.
Washington July 31 Benator Hamilton Lewis known as Jim Ham says he will shave off his famous whiskers. He announced to reporters on the White House steps that he has a big story and plans to remove the whiskers he jokes about being fun poked at.
Samuel Lar Son, a white man and former convict guard, has been arrested for white slavery in Gadsden. He is accused of taking a 15 year old Altoona girl to Mississippi. His case will be heard before United States Commissioner Pickard on August 1.
A 50 cent Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur remedy advertised to darken gray or faded hair naturally and quickly. The copy promises shiny dark hair after one or two applications and claims scalp relief, with Scarborough Drug Co. as agent.
At the eve of Kansas primaries the state shows an unusually crowded slate for U.S. senator governor and other offices. Democrat Hodges seeks renomination, Capper is set to head the Republican ticket, while Henry Allen is chosen by Democrats for governor amid many congressional hopefuls.
Fragmented text describes a summer event with opinions on outfits and PRs. Mentions jackets and shirts and fashion choices. Names and specifics are obscured by garbled OCR, leaving only general references to style and attire.
The readable text hints at a puzzled description with references to a Vega Tor border and bak peinted de We production. It mentions coweccendigh ewer Coulle bordered cell and a novelty fee, with references to HF ch and por pane. The passage appears garbled with unclear names and dates.
A lively report notes London trends in handkerchiefs featuring bright pink and yellow hues. Designers showcase embroidered corners with flowers and pets, including violets, rosebuds, and pet portraits, reflecting elite taste and evolving fashion.
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