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Omega flour has led the flour market for more than seventy five years and has always upheld its strong reputation.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1916
Page
5
Crap Shooters Swell City Bankroll in Police Court
The police court record shows $140.00 total fines this morning from two raided craps games Sunday morning. Six men were fined $10.00 and costs each in each game, with no arrests for public drunkenness over the weekend.
Merchants on 16th Street Strike Against Rent Policy
Local merchants on 16th Street protest rental terms claiming property ownership and independent management. They allege unfair rents and seek policy changes to reduce costs for small businesses.
Private Clerk Records Nuptials and Local Ads
Private Clerk Norman Snow officiated a marriage for Elias RK Robertson and Mise Ola McCall of Jackewsville at the court bowl this afternoon. Also advertised: screen windows and doors priced from 1 to 6 dollars, paint and glass builders supplies.
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Norman Snow
Heehtes
Elias RK. Robertson
Mise Ola McCall
Jackewsville
Court Bowl
Anniston Bike Prepare for State BPOE Meeting
A number of Anniston Bike are making preparations to attend the upcoming meeting of the state association of the B P O E to be held in Pensacola on June 9.
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Anniston Bike
State Association of the B. P.O. KE
Pafaula
Cotton Mill Work in Alabama Promises Good Wages
The notice advertises mill employment at night for healthy village workers in Alabama. It invites applicants to contact superintendent Ron Aly at Danville Knitting Mill, reference 38-6t.
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Alabama
Ron Aly
Als
Danville Knitting Mille
Preparedness Talk At Courthouse In Tontont Tonight
Con Milligan, a Chattanooga lawyer, will address preparedness at the courthouse tonight at ? oclock. Admission is free. Milligan will discuss the Southern military training camp for fortress men at Fort Oglethorpe.
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Con Milligan
Chattanooga
Milligan
Fort Oglethorpe
Ice Cream Supper at First Baptist on 14th and Pine
Ice cream supper on the lawn of the First Baptist Church corner 14th and Pine Ave ree Tuesday at 7 20 PM. Everyone is invited. Frances Noble will supervise summer study for pupils seeking to make up work or improve grades. Phone 699. 28 3tp
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Pine Averee
Frances Noble
Milk Product Sale Notice
A notice states the sale of milk rights to An hivton Cream Product will take effect Thursday. The seller urges parties to arrange milk delivery before June 1st and provides a contact number 406-7 Cc. Davie, owner. The reference includes line items 29-36 for identification.
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Davie
Brnedgrass Plans Move To Huge Oklahoma Home
J. 11. Bnedgrass who has been in the plane business in the city for ten years left yesterday for Huge Oklahoma where he and Mrs Bnedgrass will make their home to.
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J. 11
Bnedgrass
Huge
Okla
Mra Bnedgrass
Hilton Returns From Memphis Grocers Convention
O A Hilton has returned from Memphis where he attended the convention of the Boothers wholesale Grocers Association.
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O. A. Hilton
Memphis
Boothershelesale Grocers Association
Beautiful Quintard avenue lot offered for investor
Offering a fronting east Quintard avenue property for immediate investor purchase. Describes it as a desirable lot with potential for a home and mentions A. Goodwen & Co as the listing agent.
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Quintard Avenue
Amusements Theato presents strange feature for Tees day
Theato offers for Mowers Oath produced by ED. W. Grittit as their strangest feature for Tees day. Notable stars Neary Walthal Dorothy Gish Reber Nerrom Jimmie Ja e all were at the showing of Birth of a Nation.
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Theato
ED. W. Grittit
Teesday
Art Neary Walthal
Dorothy Gish
Reber’ ‘Nerrom
Jimmie Jae
Hirth
Cotton Market Quote for Local Trade
Cotton was priced at 127-e for the local market today.
Indiana druggist in unique suit over husband’s death
Widow Nora A. Byram sues Charles D. Summers, Marengo druggist, for 10000 claiming he sold liquor to her husband James Byram who, intoxicated, was killed on a railroad track. The case, first of its kind in Indiana, has moved through several counties and previously ended in a hung jury.
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New Albany
Wiquor
James Byram
Charles D. Summers
Marengo
Ind
Nora A. Byram
Byram
Sammera
Indiana
Lahenaiebten
Hamp Draper Exhibits Wheat Patch At Oxford
Hamp Draper showcases a three acre wheat patch in Oxford highlighting diversification and bread quality. Weather drought has slightly reduced head size but height averages four feet as locals visit relatives and attend various seasonal engagements.
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Oxford
Distribution of Convention Tickets and Attendee List
The document notes 12 025 total convention tickets with 169 members on the Republican National Committee and 125 seats for the living former chairmen. It mentions a temporary chairman, treasurer, secretary and coreeant at arms roles. Robert T. Lincoln and wife are invited to attend.
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Tion
Republican National Committee
Republican National
Republican National Committe
Roosevelt Campaign Headquarters to Open in Chicago
Campaign leaders for Theodore Roosevelt arrive in New York and Chicago for the Republican nominating fight. Batterjee and Lawrence Graham join plans to mobilize delegates for Roosevelt at the pre convention period. Roosevelt hints he may attend the Chicago convention if needed.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Batterjee
Ron-To-Tae
J. P. Morgan
Roosevelt
Lawrence Graham
New York
Chiago
Pierce's Pyliens Unequal in Separate Case
A fragmented OCR item notes a dispute involving Pierce and Pyliens with unequal treatment in a separate case. The readable text hints at a civil or property matter, though full details are unavailable.
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Pierce
Planning Details of Republican Convention Conclave in Chicago
James P. Hevoolds secretary of the Republican convention works with six clerks from Washington to arrange the vast meeting set to convene June 7. The article notes the enormous detail required to plan the event and the staff handling it.
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Chicago
Washington
James P. Hevoolds
Triple murder by mother shocks Berlin mystery
Berlin on May 29 reports Mia Marie Rudolph, wife of a soldier, found dead with her three children after a husband’s furlough note. Police have not established a motive amid widespread interest. family reportedly not in want.
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Berlin
Mia
Marie Rudolph
Ved
Waite forgoes appeal after murder verdict
New York May 29 A statement from Dr Arthur Warren Waite in his Tombs cell says he desires no appeal after his Saturday murder conviction of his father in law John K Peek of Grand Rapids. He expresses satisfaction with the verdict and willingness to accept punishment, noting his nerves and indifference mask as he attends prison services and reads the Bible.
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New York
Arthur Warren Waite
John K. Peek
Grand Rapids
Waite
J. Callahne
Fmrthe
TALK WITH ANNISTON MAN an interesting Papersonre
Interview with J. B. Pericles of Anniston describes a kidney ailment improved by Tan's Kidney Pills. He reports relief after a few weeks of use and notes availability from dealers, with Dean's Kidney Pills as a similar remedy from Buffalo.
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J. BP. Pericles
Pine St
Tan
Dean
N.Y
New York Lawyer Indicted in Phone Tapping Case
John A. Kingsbury Commissioner of Charities and attorney W Hetchkies are indicted by Kings County grand jury for tapping the peers of Reverend Father Farrell and Reverend Potter during the Thompson investigation. Two weeks granted to prepare for trial. all three held on $1,000 bail.
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New York
Thompson
John A. Kingsbury
Commissioner of Charities
W. H. Hetchkies
Kings County Grand Jury
Pather Farrell
Ev. D.C
Seattle Protest Meeting Adopts Peace Stand
The Seattle branch of the American Union Against Militarism adopted protests at a mass meeting opposing preparedness measures. Opponents also opposed the June 1 preparedness parade and sent a telegram to President Wilson protesting marines entering the Padgett foundry yard for the event.
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Seattle
Wash
The
American] Union
Wilson
Navy Department
Padget Fountncy Yard
Blacksmith Captain Rise Through War Ranks in Prussian Army
May 29 report from Herlin notes the unlikely rise of Ihort Kramnow a poor blacksmith to captaincy in a Prussian landwehr regiment He started at Porsier Locomotive Works before serving as a corporal earning the Iron Cross Second Class and a lieutenant promotion He led a storm assault before Verdun earning further promotion to captaincy.
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Russia
Verdun
Annual convention of Operative Millers of America opens
May 29 in Louie a large turnout of nearly three thousand millers from across the country attended the opening of the twoiet annual convention. New grinding machines for flour and cereals are on display and discussions focus on industrial betterment, efficiency, and improved manufacturing methods. Attendees will stay through the week with daily meetings and entertainments arranged.
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Louie
Fraternity of Operative Millers of America
Letter From Ala Reader Praises Black Belt Progress
AATE HAATERACY editor in Alabama writes that the Black Belt counties show education and sericulturural improvements. He notes Ballork County’s school progress and mentions tick eradication law near unanimous adoption and a curfew tine to be lifted in June.
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Dlack Belt
Calhoun County
Ballork County
Mpegary
L. H. Robertson
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