Local Candidates Seek State Senate and House in Seventh District
A list of candidates announces runs for state legislature within Calhoun and Cleburne counties. Fred L. Blackmon of Calhoun seeks the Senate seat for the seventh district with Democratic Party backing. A. F. McGurr and Harry Gunnels also declare candidacies for state offices, pledging support for prior U S Senate appointee John T Morgan if elected.
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Fred L. Blackmon
Calhoun
Senate
Cleburne
Calhous
General Assembly
Democratic Party
John T. Morgan
United States Senate
Calhoun County Sheriff and Commissioner Candidate Notices
Minos W. Wooprurr M. W. McCraneia announce candidacy for sheriff of Calhoun County under the Democratic party and seek votes in the Democratic primary on March 7. Tra J. Davia also seeks the office of Commissioner from the Fourth district in the same primary.
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Calhoun County
Rty
M. W. McCraneia
Democratic Party
Southern Industry and Puerto Rico Bill Progress
The piece notes continued industrial growth in the South driven by natural resources. It reports the Senate passage of an 82 million dollar Porto Rico appropriation tied to customs revenue, and comments on Marietta Georgia paper mills facing financial trouble and seeking reorganization without joining trusts.
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Porto Rico
Senate
United States
the Star
Marietta Paper
Marietta
Marietta Mills
Anniston Population Growth Under New Era
The article notes Anniston grew rapidly after 1890 when the census counted 9,998 residents. It asserts population now exceeds 15,000 or is substantially large after three years of expansion with many new dwellings and newcomers who intend to stay.
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Anniston
The
Star
Cleburne Capt. Howell Enters Senatorial Candidacy
Capt W P Howell of Cleburne county arrives in the city to seek the state senate seat from the district. The county plans a renewed bid despite an old agreement that Calhoun would hold the office twice to Cleburne's once, a point now disputed and to be settled by the senatorial convention. England today dons green to honor Irish bravery at the front.
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Capt. W. P. Howell
Cleburne County
Atlte Senate
Capt. Howell
Cleburne
Calhoun
England
Papers react to Sheldon venture across nation
Birmingham editors discuss reporting divorce news without names while Rev. Charles M. Sheldon promotes a new newspaper project. Chicago Chronicle calls the scheme a money making venture with blasphemous atmosphere and fame driven motives.
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Birmingham Age
Herald
Shelton
Chicago Chronicle
Sheldon
Concerning Anniston and Annistonians
Selma Times reports Mayor C Z Henderson of Anniston visited Selma yesterday and was warmly welcomed by his blackbelt friends. The Times praises him as one of the cleverest fellows, from humble origins, now an official of a thriving Alabama city.
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Selma
C. Z. Henderson
AnnIston
the Times
Henderson
Alabama
Congress
Murray Hill Club whiskey praised by American Journal of Health
The American Journal of Health endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey as an absolutely pure product. It argues that properly used alcoholic beverages can benefit strength and vitality and urges physicians to consider the brand for therapeutic stimulant use.
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Health Journal
Murray Hill Club
Jos. A. Magnus & Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Journal of Health
The Peril and Power of Quotation Marks in Writing
A critique of overusing quotation marks and italicization, arguing they irritate readers and obscure meaning. The piece warns against frequent, ill chosen marks by illiterate or timid writers, noting legal terms and common words deserve restraint. It ends with a testimonial for well used quotation marks and a nod to Levy, the tailor.
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Ethelinda
Alonzo
Antoinette
Maugre
Mark
Woodruff Seeks Sheriff Post With Campaign Push
A brief political notice urges voters to elect Woodruff as sheriff, asserting he will be a good incumbent again and advising to take no risk by voting for Woodruff.
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Woodruff
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Evening Star
Gordon
Foster FF
Stockton
John Fitzgerald
Ity Maditor
Columbian Building
Noble Street
Ala
Pontoffice
Anniston, Ala
Henry B. Glover
D. Z. Goodlett
Dave B. Burns
W. M. Franks
Conmissioner
X. H. Bugley
Tama
Demo~cratc
J. I. Kine
State Senate
Low
J. Morrin
Bevventh
Tingtories
Democratic
A. F. McGurr
Harry
Gunnels
Tra J. Davia
South
Domapolia Dispatch
Charles M. Sheldon
Birmingham
Sheldouw
Anniston and
Annistonians
Matray Hill Club
Niston
M. Markstein
E. E. Forbes
Tenth, St
Southern Express Office
M. M. Bishop
J.P. Reynolds
Bowling Alley
J. G. McKinney
Levy
A. G. Spalding
L. Smith & CO
Pat
Pie
J.T. Christian
Optician
Empire Steam Laundry
Perkins & McMahan, Proprietors
Daniel A. Farrell
Liutina
11Th and
Wilmer
Furnis
Landham & Co
Anniston National Bank
Anniston, Alabama
W. H. McKleroy
Co. D. Woodruff
M . D. Woodruff
M. B. Wellborn
R. ¥. Smith
Wellborn
R. F. Smith
MF Doerings
Doering
Southern
L. & N. Railways
Anniston Banking & Loan CO
Anniston Locomotive and
Machine Works
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