Ex Governor Comer Attacks Judge Jones Over Railroads
A fiery open letter from former Alabama Governor Comer attacks Judge Thomas G. Jones over railroad rate cases, alleging court bias, political meddling by public service interests, and a push for popular control to restrain corporate power. Comer cites prior prosecutions and legislative actions, praising rate reforms and warning against judicial overreach.
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Embalmer Judge Jones Criticized by B B Comer
B B Comer defends Governor against Judge Jones in Alabama politics. He describes anti railroad battles and 1892 election turmoil, claims suppression of white citizens and unlawful actions by the court, and accuses Jones of creating a de facto Embalmer's court.
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Brought Back from Birmingham and Arraigned Friday
After an hour long inquiry before Justice J F Creen Willie Gray alias Jewell Williams was remanded to jail without bond to await grand jury action. Witnesses identified him as the attacker of Mrs Forrest Brittain in Anniston.
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Virginia Military Institute Commencement Address by General Wood
In Lexington Virginia the Virginia Military Institute held its commencement today with a large crowd in attendance. Major General Leonard Wood delivered the graduation address to the graduates as part of the exercises.
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