Editor May Face Jail in Lorimer Fund Probe
Springfield March 30 The wealthy publisher Kohlsaat of the Record Herald and Senator Mopkins face potential jail as a state senate investigative committee presses charges. Kohlsaat refused to reveal sources claiming he was told a $100000 fund backed Lorimer’s U.S. Senate election. The committee says it will use its power to jail the two men.
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Springfield
Senate
Kohlsaat
Hadeen
Lorimer
Smite President of L. N. Visits Anniston Wednesday
The president of the L. N. company traveled to Anniston on Wednesday sparking local interest. Officials and residents noted the visit as part of ongoing regional activities.
Railroad Executives Visit Alabama District for Road Plans
Henry Walters and Milton H. Smith head a railroad delegation in Anniston to inspect branch lines toward Birmingham, including Gantt's Quarry and Alabama City. Officials toured Tal ladega and district sites with T. C. Brooks, staying brief on plans. They planned to depart tonight for Louisville via Louisville and Nashville.
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Henry Walters
Louisville
Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
Milton H. Smith
Louisville and
Alabama City
Gantt’s Quarry
Jes
Explosion at Phillips and Brethos sawmill kills three
An explosion at a Campbellsville Kentucky, sawmill owned by Phillips and Brethos killed Thomas Cox Henry Wilson and Herschel Phillips instantly. Several others were injured with some not expected to survive and property losses are reported large.
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Campellsville
Thomas Cox
Henry Wilson
Herschel Phillips
Phillips
Moonshine stills seized near Ed wardsville and Wetuinenag
Deputy Revenue Collector P. G. Mc Clarkin and Deputy Marshal Oscar Fulgham raided Cleburne county plants, taking two moonshine stills three miles northeast of Ed wardsville and south of the city. Neither site was active on arrival. no arrests were made as no occupants were found.
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P. G. McClarkin
Oscar Fulgham
Cleburne County
Wetuinenag
Edwardsville
City
Walters Tours Birmingham After Long Absence
The article notes Mr. Walters visiting Birmingham for the first time since fall 1907 and showing interest in the district's industrial developments. He plans to inspect the Tennessee line, continuing on the next page for further details.
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Walters
Birmingham
Two Houses Grow Wider in Senate House Clash
Montgomery March 30 legislative calendar shows both houses congested after a four day recess. The house calendar spans 80 pages while the senate lists 30 pages signaling a flood of around 300 bills. A key issue is back taxes and the revenue bill as governors seek a plan acceptable to both chambers. The house backs the governor amid partisan tensions with the senate poised to resist.
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Montgomery
Capitol
House of Representatives
Senate
Trial of Damage Suit Draws Laughs in City Court
In City court a defamation suit ended in a verdict for the defendant at 2 p m on Wednesday. R W McFry of Piedmont admitted remarks about Langston being a burglar and a blind tiger. Exhibits including packing cartons and whisky orders were shown as humorous evidence in the trial. The jury found no substantial damages to Langston’s character, despite the flamboyant testimonies and playful courtroom moments.
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Chareter
City Court
Mr. McFry
McFry
Langston
Robert Langly
Democrats Will Fill Some Very Fat Jobs
Washington Mazel 90 The following candidates will be voted for at the reviews of the Democratic members of the house Saturday Speaker Champ Clark Cork South Trimble of Kentucky Doorkeeper J J Sinnott of Virginia J J Spencer of Oklahoma and A B Hurt of Mississippi Sergeant at arms Wm D Ryan of New York A L Jackson of Indiana and Clyde H Tavenner of Illinois Postmaster Robt Gordon of Ohio Wm Dunbar of Georgia and R G Renner of New Jersey Chaplain Rev Henry N Couden of Michigan Republican and Rev Edw N Bagby of the District of Columbia
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Washington
Mazel
House
Speaker
Champ Clark
Cork—South Trimble
Kentucky
Doorkaper
J. J. Sinnott
Virginia
J. J. Spencer
Oklahoma
A. B
Senate Calendar Lines Up 127 Bills At Session Opening
The calendar lists 127 bills when the session opens at noon. Among the measures before the house alongside appropriation bills is the Kilby instrument, a leading item noted in the early pages.
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Senate
Mrs Emma Trudeau Lapses Into Nine Day Sleep In Springfield
Springfield March 80 Mrs Emma Trudeau has slept nine days straight with doctors unable to rouse her. She briefly opened her eyes once, and no cause has been found for the prolonged sleep. Medical men report no change in her condition.
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Springfield
Mass
Eemma Trudeau
Mra. Fe Trudeau
Big Pipe Men Visit Anniston Plant Officials Tour
C B Marler of New York general manager for Central Pipe and Foundry Company visited the Anniston plant today on an official tour. Waddell Catchings, receiver for the game company, accompanied him. The visit carries no special significance beyond routine inspection, with both men pleased with local conditions.
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C. B. Marler
New York
Central Pipe and Foundry Company
Hags
Anniston
Waddell Catchings
Game Company
Funeral for Lowry Mallory Held at Leighton Avenue Home
The funeral for Lowry Mallory who died yesterday morning was held at his former Leighton Avenue residence at ten o clock. Interment followed at Edgemont as many friends and relatives attended to the final resting place.
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Lowry Mallory
Leighton Avenue
Edgemont
Militiamen Guard Fire Wrecked New York Capitol
Four militia companies guard the fire wrecked capitol as search for the missing Night Watchman Samuel Abbott continues and for any surviving documents. Gov Dix calls for a rigid investigation and warns the executive business is at a standstill with possible two week recess.
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New York
Capitol
Samuel Abbott
Dix
Court Criminal Term Opens Here Monday With Murder Trials
City court begins its criminal term on Monday April 3 excluding capital cases. Murder trials are slated for April 10 with 16 indictments. The Pearce and Kennedy defendants face six people across two indictments in the Kennedy murder case. Juries will be drawn and trials set for the following week.
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Pearce
Shell
Sarge Kennedy
Kennedys
John and
Cross Pearce
William and
Ada Kennedy
John Fowler
John
Five Thousand Three Hundred Seventy-one Dollar Pensions Soon
Confederate pension warrants totaling 5371 dollars for Calhoun county veterans and widows will be issued next Saturday April 1 from the probate judge office. The four classes total 384 warrants and cover a fourth of annual pension payments under an act of the legislature. The warrants will be distributed among four classes with values of 25 dollars 20 dollars and others totaling 5371 dollars.
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Calhoun County
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Illinois
Ween
Comn
T. Ben Kerr
Mcry
Colonel Kerr
Mr. Mery
Col. W. J. Brock
Capt
A. P. Agee
Senator Kilby
MR. Mallory
N. Y. Capitol
Abbott
Maton
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