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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1910
Page
10
Citizens in Thavis and Rockford condemn the Senate for allowing Lorimer to keep his Senate seat amid bribery accusations. Mass meetings demand Lorimer and Cullom resign, criticizing the vote as a national disgrace and calling for accountability.
The Star reproduces The Tradesman urging readers to spend money locally in Anniston. The piece argues buying at home keeps wealth in the community and supports local business, stressing the tangible connection between daily purchases and local prosperity.
A speaker extols buying locally to boost the city economy, pay taxes, fund schools and churches, and keep wealth within Ballinger. The speech notes Ballinger and Lorimer resignations and urges others to follow Ballinger’s example.
The Southern Commercial Congress in Atlanta spurred talk of Southward resource use and rapid development. Notables from business finance agriculture and politics praised progress and predicted strong post congress prosperity with outside capital aiding expansion. Roosevelt lauded long term South growth and self help.
Abilene Kansas adopts the commission form of government. Texas to vote in July on constitutional fees of the liquor traffic. West Virginia to hold a special session next month to discuss a primary election law. Frederick C. Martindale of Michigan to seek Republican governor nomination next year. Nevada legislature Democratic, Senator Nixon overwhelmingly elected on joint ballot.
Governor O Neal signed the bill creating the Alabama court of appeals and named Edward De Graffenreid Richard Walker and John Pelham as judges. Senate swiftly confirmed. Pelham, born 1865 in Talladega, has served since his Seventh district appointment. Walker formerly on the state Supreme Court. De Graffenreid active as the governor s legal adviser.
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Montgomery March 13 The Birmingham commission bill must be returned for amendment after the governor found a clerical error. The text read that no one over 25 could be commissioner when it should state no one under 25.
The Supreme Court unanimously declares the constitutionality of the corporation tax law. Justice Day reads the decision overruling all objections to the measure in Washington on March 13.
The state of Alabama Calhoun County suit John Wilson vs Beatrice Wilson in Chancery Anniston Ninth District N E Division. Article states Beatrice Wilson residence unknown and over 21. Publication ordered in Semi-Weekly Republic Anniston weekly for four weeks to answer within 30 days after April 11 1911. decree pro confesso if no answer. E H Hanna Register. Republic Marl 4 Tues 4t.
Dr B Dudley Williams a prominent Oxford figure died at 5 15 AM after a two week pneumonia illness The 57 year old educator former Indian agent and state official was city health officer and served as president of the Calhoun County Medical Society He leaves a wife three children and siblings with many notable honors and services recorded at his funeral at the Baptist church in Oxford.
The Oxford National Bank reports first month results with cash resources of $19,681.55 and deposits subject to check at $18,349.48. Time deposits total $769 and individual profits are $198.69, indicating a successful start.
Local residents unite to push for the State High School to be located in Calhoun County with Oxford as the proposed site due to existing building and grounds. The move hinges on citizen support and the proposition’s approval.
A noon Saturday meeting of stock subscribers formed The Calhoun County Fair Association with C J Houser presiding. C F Douglass proposed location at Anniston and committee to align capital stock with a new act and pursue incorporation. Officers elected include President S W Pace and Secretary C F Douglass. Also noted is Oklahoma Justice Robert T Williams as a U S Senate candidate in 1913.
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