Woodstock Shipments Mark First Iron Train From Woodstock Plant
Woodstock Iron and Steel Corp. sent its first pig iron shipment Monday, five-car train heading to New Orleans Detroit Chicago and other western points. General Manager J B Carrington describes daily raw material use at 90 tons and a total Woodstock payroll around 1500 with 150 workers in conversion and office staff.
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Detroit
Chicago
J. B. Carrington
Union
Carrington
Woodstock
Anniston
Hardy Mangled Beneath Car at Oxanna Junction
Frank Hardy, a negro helper at the Southern coal chute, Oxanna Junction, was run over by a freight car about 8:30 last night. He fell headfirst from the chute, the wheels severing both legs. He died four hours later after futile medical aid.
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Frank Hardy
Oxanna Junction
Alabama's Rural Routes 759 And Other States
Special to the Star. Washington March 26 a statement by the fourth assistant postmaster general shows there are now 400 rural free delivery routes in the United States Alabama has 759 routes and Mississippi 459.
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Alaama
Mississippi
Donahoo and Co Largest Stock Dealers in North Alabar
Donahoo and Co are identified as the largest stock dealers in North Alabar with a reputation for vast inventories and extensive cattle trading operations. The article notes their prominence in regional markets and the scale of their livestock exchanges.
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Bennett Released After Temporary Insanity Defense
In a police court ruling on the city case against Fred Bennett the charges of assault with a gun and resisting an officer were suspended as he offered expert testimony on temporary insanity from a head blow after a fight with A. Mize on Tenth Street. Dr. P. D. Vann testified the condition could arise from whisky anger or a blow, and restoration could be instant. Bennett was discharged for those offenses but convicted of dis orderly conduct from Saturday night and later held on a state charge with $100 bond posting.
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L. L. Phillips
Stock Market Opens Strong With Firm Early Gains
A strong zone is established in the stock market in New York during the first hour of trading and held into forenoon. Substantial gains occur across many important stocks as offers are quickly absorbed. specialists report robust buying orders under current quotations.
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Star
New York
Marian Fish to wed Paul Rainey at Trinity Church
Miss Marian Fish daughter of Stuyvesant Fish will marry Paul J Rainey the New York and Cleveland multi millionaire at Trinity Church in September. The engagement was reported last July but was denied then.
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Stuyvesant Fish
Paul J. Rainey
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Cleveland
Trinity Church
Unwritten Law Plea Fails in Texas
Fort Worth March 26 The first Texas conviction on record where the unwritten law was pleaded and proven is that of Pix Stewart sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for killing Clint Rutherford. Mrs Stewart testified Rutherford made an insulting proposal to her and she informed her husband of it before the killing.
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Fort Worth
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Texas
Pix Stewart
Clint Rutherford
Stewart
Rutherford
Anniston Area Forecast Calls for Fair Warmer Weather
Forecast for Anniston and vicinity indicates fair skies with rising temperatures. Tonight will be fair and warmer, and Wednesday expectations remain fair with continued mild conditions.
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Anniston
Vwrcinity
Roosevelt names immigration commission members
President Roosevelt today announced the appointment of three members to the immigration commission to study conditions abroad this summer and help draft a bill for next winter's Congress. Appointees include Charles P. Neil, Prof. J. W. Jenks, and William B. Wheeler. other members are Senators Dillingham Lodge Latimer and Representatives Bennett Burnett and Howell.
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Immigration Commission
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Cornell University
William B. Wheeler
Oakland
Cal
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Honduras Crisis: Bonilla Reorganizes Army After Defeat
Reports from Tegucigalpa say President Bonilla has reorganized his army and intends to continue the war with Nicaragua after a defeat at Aboluteca. Nicaraguan sources claim Zelaya occupies the Honduran capital, with confirmation from unofficial dispatches.
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Washington
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Bonilla
Aboluteca
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Western rail roads to reject demands sparking possible strike
CHICAGO March 26 A rail union across 40 Western lines demands from 50 900 workers are to be rejected by railroad managers leaving a strike as a certain outcome. The managers indicate the rejection will occur today triggering industrial action among the workforce.
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Star
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Western Rail
Lunacy Commission to Probe Thaw Sanity
Special to the Star reports Justice Fitzgerald ordered a lunacy commission to assess Harry Thaw's sanity. A juror allegedly said no man on the jury believed Thaw sane, prompting possible mistrial and a renewed trial if true. An investigation is being conducted into the juror's remark.
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Star
New York
Thaw
Circuit Court Practice Bill for Calhoun County Enacted
A new Alabama act regulates circuit court practice in Calhoun County. It requires defendants in civil cases to plead within set days before term, limits jury trials unless demanded, and dedicates the first week of each term to settlement of pleadings and non jury trials.
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Circuit Court
Calhoun County
Alabama
Mrs Bertha M Newman Dies After Illness in Anniston
Mrs Bernha M wife of W Newman of Highteenth Street near St Michael s church died after 6 this morning from pneumonia and brain affection She leaves a husband and daughter The funeral and interment will be in Jackson Michigan with her husband leaving Anniston this afternoon He recently moved from Weston Ohio and became a permanent citizen here She was active in fraternal work especially Knights of Pythias and Rathbone Sisters Mr Newman will return to Anniston after the funeral
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Newman
Highteenth Street
St. Michael's Church
Jackson
Mich
Anniston
Weston
Toledo
Knights of Pythias
Rathbone Sisters
Knights of L’ythias
Special terms of court for nonjury cases described
The instrument outlines that special terms may be called in term time or vacation by order at least ten days before the first day, and in nonjury trials in circuit court, questions may be presented to the supreme court for review in addition to existing law.
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Supreme Court
Dangerous Death Road at Edge of City Cemetery Sparks Reform Call
A long history of funeral processions ending in accidents prompts demands for safer cemetery approaches. Residents cite wrecks at Tom Richey and Tom Hampson funerals, with broken carriages, frightened horses, and a coffin mishap. Proposals urge graded entrances from Noble Street for whites and a separate entry for colored mourners, urging mayor and council action.
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J. L. Murphy
Surrey
Tom Hampson
FP. C. Bryan
Noble Street
Anniston
Supreme Court Review of Trial Judgments Under Bill of Exceptions
The text outlines that either party may by bill of exceptions seek Supreme Court review of trial court conclusions and judgments on the evidence. The Supreme Court shall review without presumption in favor of the lower court, and shall render the correct judgment or reverse and remand for further proceedings as appropriate. Approved March 12 1907 Frank N Julian Secretary of State.
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Supreme Court
Frank N. Julian
Coal Weather and Model Ice Co. Contact
Fragmentary note notes coal weather and mentions Model Ice Co with phone 59. It hints at a business contact or service inquiry but provides minimal readable detail.
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Model Ice Co
Municipal Ownership Dominates Jacksonville Politics
The Jacksonville municipal ownership issue shapes the race for mayor between incumbent Horace L. Stevenson and County Tax Collector D Z Goodlett. A water works plan to buy the Gaboury system or build anew for about 7000 faces funding questions, with aldermanic lineups on two tickets and debate over holding two offices. The election runs alongside Anniston’s general election, with high voter interest and a large ballot expected.
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Horace L. Stevenson
D. Z. Goodlett
Stevenson
J. A. Gaboury
W. B. Arhery
Geo
H. Rowan
A. H. Robbins
J. W. Joursney
R. W. Ford
J. FP. Crow
J.D. Hamsmond
J. P. Burke
J. L. Nunnelly
A. L. Stewart
A. J. Mollingsworth
Alabama
United States
Goodlett
Anniston
Kilby
Bomb Attack on Governor General Boegaleveki in Bialstok
An assassination attempt occurred in Bialstok as a bomb was hurled at Governor General Boegaleveki while he rode in a vehicle. The blast caused serious injuries to his coachman. the governor escaped unhurt. The would-be assassin fled the scene.
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Bialstok
Russia
Boegaleveki
Texas Methodist Sunday School Workers Convene in Houston
The third annual convention of Texas Methodist Sunday school workers opens tonight in Houston for a three day session.
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Houston
Tex
Texas Methodist Sunday School Workers
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