Local Candidates Enter Seventh District Senate Race
Notice announces Fred L. Blackmon of Calhoun as a candidate for the Senate from the seventh district comprising Calhoun and Cleburne counties, pending Democratic party action. Lewis J. Morris also declared as a candidate for the same seat, subject to party action. A. F. McGee and another unnamed local figure declare themselves candidates for the Seventh District State Senate under Democratic process.
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Lama
Congres
Democratic Party
Fred L. Blackmon
Calhoun
Senate
Cleburne
Lewis J. Morris
Democratic
A. F. McGee
Candidate for Calhoun County House Seat Seeks Democratic Nomination
The candidate states allegiance to the Democratic party and pledges to support the return of Hon. John T. Morgan to the United States Senate if elected, unless instructed otherwise.
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Calhoun County
General Assembly
John T. Morgan
United States Senate
Calhoun County Sheriff Candidates Announced
Por Sheriff and M. W. McCraw announce their candidacies for sheriff of Calhoun County. They state submission to the Democratic party primary rules and processes.
Davia Seeks Vote in Calhoun Fourth District Primary
Democratic primary message from Ika J. Davia requesting support for the office of Commissioner in the Fourth district of Calhoun County. The appeal urges voters to consider Davia in the upcoming party contest.
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Calhoun County
Wonderfully Successful Beaming Team Miss Johnston's Book Soars
The New York Times notes Miss Mary J Johnston of Birmingham achieves extraordinary sales for To Have and To Hold with 111000 copies sold and 125000 in press. Quick sales stir public excitement while permanency remains uncertain. Separate items mention Paul Leicester Ford's Janice Meredith selling 200000 copies in 3 months and a reform wave in Atlanta with Sapho copy arrests. Kentucky politics Decatur industry draws attention.
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Mary J. Johnston
Birmingham
New York Times
Mary Johnston
Paul Leicester Pord
Janice Meredith
Literary
Atlanta
Kentucky Seethes With Public Suspicion Of Officials
Kentucky draws attention as officials face murder charges tied to a chief executive. The era’s sensationalism runs high with political maneuvering around General Wheeler’s army resignation and strong local commerce push in Piedmont.
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Kentucky
Wheeler
Congress
Anniston News Figures Its Leaders and Growth
The Anniston Republic changes hands with Gordon & Brockton, Birmingham News. County Treasurer Henry B. Glover dominates the Democratic primary winning by a wide margin after illness. Morrisville lines expand with Southern Beall Telephone to Anniston by month end. Col. Cobb notes Central Foundry’s sanitary soil pipe order from Honolulu signaling new markets.
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Birmingham
Calhoun County
Henry B. Glover
Glover
Birmingham News
Morrisville
Anniston
Beall Telephone Company
Washington Post
William Noble
Fr. Cobb
Ala
Raleigh
Noble
Col. Cobb
Aniston
Honolulu
Central Foundry Company
Hygienic View On Alcohol and Murray Hill Club Whiskey
An American Journal of Health article argues for judicious alcohol use and endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey as an absolutely pure product. It cautions against overuse while highlighting purity, therapeutic value, and guidance for physicians in recommending a stimulant drink.
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Health Journal
Jos, A. Magnus & Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Murray Hill Club
O Health
Whirker
American Journal of Health
Ysicians
Murray Hill Club Whiskey Sold in An
Brief item notes the Murray Hill Club whiskey is sold in An city district, with trade activity and local distribution details. The report mentions retailers and a market context without extended commentary.
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Murray Hill Club
Groton Bridge Works to Move Operations to Decatur
Groton Bridge Works of Groton New York will relocate to Decatur Alabama by early date. The company has acquired the former United States rolling stock works site and will begin constructing an immense plant with an estimated cost over 1 million dollars. Frank L. Conger serves as president and general manager.
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New Decatur
Ala
Groton Bridge Works Company
Groton
N. Y
United States
Frank L. Conger
Reting Trial Opens in Cincinnati Murder Case
By Union Associated Press Cincinnati March 12 the trial of Mamie Reting charged with the murder of printer Edward Grate began today in Cincinnati court.
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Union Associated Press
Cincinnati
Mamie Reting
Edward Grate
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the Evening Star
T. R. Gordon, Fpaditor
Foster F. Stockton
Joan Pitagerald
Ity
Office of Publication Columbian
Noble Street
Anniston, Ala
Marci
J. H. Kina
The
State Senate
Harry C. Gunnels
Por Sheriff
W. Wooprorr
M. W. McCraw
Ika J. Davia
Beeeming Team
Wiithoit
Oxford
Decatur
Piedmont
Piedimont
Anniston and
Annistonians
Piedmont Inquirer
T. W. Ayers
Alabama
AnnIston Republic
Gordon & Brockton
James BR. Thommson, M.D
Niston
M. Markstein
Ana
Dallas
Cammeham
Jesse French Piano
Hutsey & Ee
A. Rd. Noble & Co
Real Estate and Rental Agents
L. Smith & CO
Carre’s
L. H. Carre
Anniston Locomotive and
Machine Works
Fred & Sale Stable
Riguy
J. T. Chrisman
Optician
Pratt & Yates
Opera House
B'K
Rnsavers
Hoe
Crown Svo
New York Times Saturday Review
Philadelphia Press
Robinson’s Book Store
Empire Steam Laundry
Perkins & McMahan, Proprietors
Daniel A. Farrell
Kutinea
11Th and
Wilmer
Landham & Co
M . Doering
Doering
Sothern
M.wruff
Printer
McCraw
Sheriff
Oxford Lake
Se. Noble Street Line
Minis
Gasle
Telephone
Anniston Electric and Gas Co
Cupid
Mitchell
J. N. Boyer & Co
J. P. Reynolds
Anniston National Bank
Anniston, Alabama
W. H. McKleroy
D. Woodruff
A. Davis
M. C
M. B. Wellborn
R. F. Sm"ph
Uals
B.awellborn
R. F. Smith
R. A. Payne
Payne
J. Barnett Payne
Anniston Banking & Loan CO
M. B. Wellborn, Pres
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