State committee sets aside primary in Fourth district
At a Democratic State Executive Committee meeting in Birmingham the Fourth district primary was set aside after an appeal by Dallas county leaders. The committee reversed the Fourth district action for want of jurisdiction and ordered a convention to nominate a congressman within sixty days, with delegates elected by the counties.
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Birmingham
Jane
Democratic State Executive Committee
Fourth District
Mallory
Dallas
Cleburne
Bowie
Calhoun
John B. Knox
State Executive Committee
Fourth Congressional District
Dallas County
Congressional Committee
W. W. Burns
Democratic Executive Committee
W. A. Allen
C. C. Grayson
W. ©. Phillips, E. B. Martin, L. D. Mullen, J. F. Orr, E. W. Lott
R. H. Bradfield
W. J. Sherley
P. W. Johnson
T. L. Barker
W. B. Moore
W. E. Pickering
B. Dudley Wiliams
Congress
Mr. Knox
Dr. Williams
Lomax
Montgomery
Fourth Congressional Committee
Mob Violence Against Women and Teachers in St Louis
A mob of women and boys attacked Lena Kaenter and two schoolgirls near the California Avenue street car line, stripping one victim and daubing her with green paint. An organized women’s committee threatened teachers, seizing Mount Pleasant principal Mrs Rose Fanning and vowing tar and feather if teachers rode the cars again.
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St. Louis
Lena Kaenter
California Avenue
Mount Pleasant
Rose Fanning
Negro Injures Wrist in Glass Incident at Calhoun
Walter Wilson, a Black Calhoun employee, thrust his arm through a pane of glass this morning cutting a vein in his wrist. He bled heavily but was dressed by Dr. Brock and is reported doing well.
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Walter Wilson
The
Calhoun
Wilson
Brock
Jourd White Marries Mary Holland Near Moulton
Birmingham Age Herald notes editor Jourd White of Edwardsville Standard-News will wed Miss Mary Holland near Moulton tomorrow. The piece praises White's long newspaper career in Alabama and extends goodwill from Alabama reporters and colleagues.
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Birmingham Age- Herald
Jourd White
Edwardsville Standard-News
Moulton
Mary Holland
Jourd \White
Alabama
Moulton Advertiser
Lawrence
Cleburne
Ward
Wife wins damages for husband death in circuit court
Mrs Ellen Walsh sues Illinois Car and Equipment Co for 10000 damages over her husband Pat Walsh death in the line of employment. Jury awards 2500. Defendant appeals. In court also W H Griffin v Southern Railway on stock defect damages trial ongoing.
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Ciircuit Court
Ellen Walsh
Illnois Car and Equipment Company
Pat Walsh
W. H. Griffin
Southern Railway
Chinese fighting in China threatens large area and powers act
London reports on Thursday's clashes between Chinese troops and boxers near Tien Tsin and Pao Ting Fu. Details are scarce as telegrams from Pekin reach Vienna and Vienna despatches describe a powerful sect of about 4 million. legations wait to act if needed.
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London
Tien Tsin
Pao Ting Fu
Legation
Vienna
Pekin
China
We Want Your Trade Good Groceries Ad Claim
A local grocery warns customers that prices vary by store but asserts it offers more and better groceries than any other dealer in the region. It emphasizes a 10 year reputation and vows not to misrepresent products.
Rolling Mill to Resume at Southern Car and Foundry
The rolling mill department of the Southern Car and Foundry company will restart all departments Monday after about a month of shutdown. Disputes with management have been resolved and all old workers will return to their jobs.
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Southern Car and Foundry Company
Eating pleasures on a thrifty trip with fine canned goods
Savor savory bargains offered for travelers with cooked and potted ham canned tongue chicken wafers crackers cheese olives salmon sardines and numerous other items at a few cents cost to enhance journeys.
Alabama May Form Association
Commissioner Culver invites Alabama farmers merchants and bankers to study Georgia Cotton Growers Protective Association plans and aims to form a similar Alabama group. He seeks views and hopes to convene a state meeting to establish the association and save state funds.
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Montgomery
Ala
I. F. Culver
Alabama
Cotton Growers’ Protective Association
Georgia
Major Culver
Zinn Proposes New Industries for Anniston
Mr. Zinn outlined several potential factories at a meeting in the office of H W Sexton. He cited opportunities for a furniture factory yarn mill bobbin and shuttle plant and a shoe and slipper factory. He will depart soon for abroad and Sexton will handle correspondence in his absence.
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H. W. Sexton
Wm. Ho Zinn
Annistonians
Zinn
Anniston
Zion
Sexton
Dowager Empress blamed for trouble in the far East
Russian reports state the Dowager Empress of China is responsible for unrest in the Far East. Papers say foreign powers should concentrate on removing her. They argue Peking must be occupied to dictate terms to the Tanng Li Yamen.
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St. Petersburg
Jane
China
Far East
Peking
Hill Suggested for Vice President
Senator Clay quotes The Washington Times noting possible nomination of former Senator David Bennett Hill of New York for vice president. All kinds of hauling done promptly and satisfactorily by Edmondson & Anderson, phone 383
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Washington
Jane
Clay
The
Washington Times
David Bennett Hill
New York
Edmondson & Anderson
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U.S
Bates
Calhoun Co
W. J. Bryan
Bate
Mrs. Walsh
Uline
Pany
Cater Grocery Co
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Mr. Zinn
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