Smooth Operator of Alabama Liquor Fixer Faces Departure
Montgomery reports claim Charles M. Lewis known as Cousin Charles, a noted manipulator for the liquor trust, has governed legislative pace during the session. He is said to be departing for Texas to advocate prohibition, while Alabama risks extra sessions and cost from delayed work and looming bills.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Charles M. Lewis
Lone Star
Texan
Charles
Mont
Sees Jr
Ingenuity Shown In Hand-made Copper Moonshine Still
Revenue officers last Saturday seized a homemade copper still at the office of United States Commissioner G B Randolph. The device, a “Georgia pattern” worm with two straight parallel pipes, shows moonshiner ingenuity and patient toil likely hidden in swamp seclusion. The beer stands were buried under boards and leaves to conceal the operation.
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United States
G B. Randolph
Georgia
Solons Abandon Justice Measure
Montgomery March 28 The Justice bill to regulate medical practice has been abandoned announced today by Mr McLendon who chairs the public health committee He will offer a substitute to remove objectionable features to the original bill The session has seen many protests over new measures including the Justice bill
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Montgomery
McLendon
Fscambia County
Pew
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Smith Keeps Observation as L N Officials Review Line
President Smith of the Louisville and Nashville Royalty visits the state, appearing well after recent illness rumors. He and Mr. Walters inspect the Louisville and Nashville shops at Boyles and may visit Birmingham Ensley before returning, as officials discuss double tracking from Louisville to New Orleans.
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Smith
Louisville
Nashville
Court Case Will Likely Run Beyond A Week For Six Defendants
The report notes a large jury pool and numerous witnesses as 360 men plus regular panels of 80 participate. Although indicted together, severance may be sought, risking a trial extending beyond a week for the six defendants.
Chief Ukeoma Makes Plea to Taft for Native Autonomy
Chief Ukeoma, a Moqui Indian from Arizona, asked President Taft to let his people live as before and avoid white controls. Taft replied school education would continue and teachers must stay on reservations, though many Moquis reportedly favor schooling and compulsory attendance.
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Ukeoma
Arizona
White Couse
Taft
Yukeoma
White House
How to Test Seed Corn, A Farmer’s Practical Method
Editor The Star prints a reader letter from F M Nixon explaining seed corn testing. He cites a report of 105000 ears tested with 20 percent thrown out for being dead or crippled. Nixon details a simple testing method using a wooden plank with holes to sample kernels and a warm water soak to observe sprouts.
Swindler Foiled in Telegraphic scam against Robersons
A New York fraud attempt aimed to wire $35 to Mrs. Roberson for her supposedly ill sister Mrs. Mitchell. The telegram used wrong addresses and a fake doctor. Birmingham authorities and Anniston friends confirmed the scam and that no one was harmed.
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J. A. Roberson
New York
Oscar Roberson
Wilmer Avenue
Roberson
Wilmer
Anniston
Mitc He
Brooks
Brfach Seeks Commission Government Bill for Cities
The report notes a proposal aimed at creating a commission form of government for cities, including Ala- with details continuing from the first page. The piece outlines the bill's intent to restructure local governance and its potential impact on municipal administration.
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Commission
Ala
Woman on Trial for Murder in Fort Worth
Mrs. T. M. Brooks, wife of a prominent attorney, faces first degree murder charges in Fort Worth for the January 16 shooting of Mrs. Mary Binford, department manager at a local dry goods store. The trial in the Sixty Seventh District Court begins next Monday amid rumors of troubled marriage and jealousy.
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Fort Worth
Texas
T. M. Brooks
Mary Binford
Sixty- Seventh District Court
New Plays and London Engagements Highlight Stage Season
A Paris production of Mand adapts Bret Harte’s The Luck of Roaring Camp. Hamilton Revelle will perform in London this season in Susan's Gentleman. George Grossmith and Leslie Stuart introduce Peggy a musical that has been a London hit.
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Mand
Paris
Bret Harte
Hamilton Revelle
London
George Grossmith
Leslie Stuart
Peggy
Early Budget Moves Highlight Alabama Legislature
The Alabama House debates education and health appropriations for Hamilton Agricultural School Jacksonville Normal Schools and Talladega Auburn and Tuscaloosa state schools. Senate calendars include mining regulation public health and other appropriation bills as sessions push for passage amid congestion. Bessie Clayton appears in The Mad Pierrot ballet in London.
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Bama
House
Hamilton
Jacksonville
Talladega
Auburn
Tuscaloosa
Commonwealth
Senate
New Japanese Battleship Sotao Launched in Tokio
The new Japanese battleship Sotau was successfully launched in Tokio. The formidable vessel will displace 20,800 tons and mount twelve 12 inch guns and ten 10 inch guns in its main armament.
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Tokio
Wickersham to Address New England Jewelers Banquet
Providence March 30 The New England Jewelry and Silversmiths Association will host speakers at its banquet Saturday night Attorney General Wickersham ex Congressman J Adam Bede of Minnesota and Professor William P Shepherd of Columbia University are among those listed for the event.
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Providence
RB. I
New England Jewelery and Silversmiths’ Association
Taft
Wickersham
J. Adam Bede
Minnesota
William P. Shepherd
Columbia University
Teachers converge on Indianapolis for Southern Association convention
Several hundred educators arrived in Indianapolis to attend the Southern Teachers Association convention. The program runs through the week with many speakers from this and other states, while teachers also inspect the local schools during their stay.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Southern Teachers Association
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised in 1886 Toledo Notice
Frank J. Cheney宣 acknowledges selling firm F J Cheney Co in Toledo and offers one hundred dollars for catarrah cures not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason swore the oath on December 6 1886. The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally for blood and mucous surfaces.
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Onto City
Tonepo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Chenny & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Peps Ge
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney
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