Panama Sevastionists Gain Control In Panama Crisis
General Tovar and staff accept junta terms and depart for Colon aboard an express. US Navy mediation aided the transfer while Panama’s leaders assure public stability and a new government. Washington weighs a possible statement and support for Panama’s liberals amid Colombia relations.
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Panama
Tovar
Gove Ment
Colon
Oriuvoco
Cartagena
Hubbard
United States
Nashville
Shaler
Prescott
Panama Railroad
Washindon
Republic of Panama
Organ Recital Tonight Promises Brilliant Evening
The First Methodist church hosts an 8 oclock organ recital with Miss Belle McCoy of Birmingham and Profs Athee and Forenkirk. Vocal numbers directed by Prof. Thompson, Miss Rosa Neae, and Miss Sarah Belle Duggan feature several soloists. Proceeds aid the organ fund and a large audience is anticipated.
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Belle McCoy
Birmingham
Athee
Forenkirk
Thompson
Mise Rosa Nea
Sarah Beil Daggan
Organ Fund
Bsa
Ross Neae
Death from Lockjaw Claims Mr Montgomery at Glen Addie
Mr. M Montgomery died at his Glen Addie home yesterday afternoon from lockjaw ten days after a mall puncture wound on his foot. The remains were taken to Carrollton Georgia his old home for interment this afternoon. An organ recital at the First Methodist church was held at 8 tonight.
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Mr. M. Montgomery
Glen Addie
Mr. Montgomery
Carrollton
Plead Guilty In Counterfeit Case As Week Starts
Jim Shamblee and Dee Ponder plead guilty to making and passing counterfeit money in U S court this morning. They have not been sentenced. Trials of Carter Noah and Williams, a Negro, proceed this afternoon. The counterfeiters were tracked by secret service officers last summer. J Morris pleads guilty to illicit distillery charge, fined 100 and 30 days. James Buchanan convicted of illicit distillery charge, fined 100 and three months.
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Jim Shamblee
Dee Ponder
United States
Carter
Noah
Williams
Secret Service
J. Morris
James Buchanan
Higdon Hold On Amid National Guard Controversy
Bremingham November 6 reports say a faction plans another move to force an election for colored officers in the Alabama National Guard after Col E L Higdon was removed by Governor Jelfs following the Hydon Kyle dispute. Higdon, seen yesterday, refused comment as reports claim his commission runs to 1905 awaiting discharge resignation or expiry.
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E. L. Higdon
Alabama National Guard
Higdon
Jelfs
Hydon-Kyle
Generly
Pricked by 1000 Needles in Rope Factory Accident
Thomas Walsh a 14 year old worker in a New York rope factory was fatally injured when his clothes were caught by machinery drawing him into it. He was perforated by a thousand needles and died after transport to hospital. A separate incident reports a mule collision with a northbound freight near Oxford causing a wreck and delays to a southbound passenger train.
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Lad
New York
Thomas Walsh
Oxford
Ladies Home Journal oil painting contest offer
The October Victory issue announces a competition giving away oil paintings valued at 1500 dollars, with dry making one platinum picture per artist for one dollar. No sittings after the twentieth of the month.
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Ladies Home Journal
Organ Recital At First Methodist Church Tonight
The First Methodist church holds a great organ recital beginning promptly at 8 o clock this evening.
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First Methodist Church
An Exhibit of Interest on Indian Medicine at Fair
Ds J W Blinkenship botanist at Bozeman Montana displays herbs used by Indian medicine men and wild plants used as food at the World’s Fair. The collection includes sunflower seeds used to make bread and notes unknown medicinal properties awaiting science. Read page 7.
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Ds. J. W. Blinkenship
Bozeman
Mont
Indiana
Blankens Ship
World’s Fair Contest Tests Star Readers’ Estimation
The Star invites readers to participate in a estimating contest tied to the World’s Fair. Participants guess quantities tied to exhibits and prize winners will be announced in upcoming editions.
Democratic senator Morgan defends white man's party platform
Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama argues in an interview that the Democratic party is and should be a white man's party. He cites the U S Constitution preamble to claim the founding framers intended no political rights for Black people and that whites alone governed at the nation's start.
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Democratic Party
United States
United States of America
Return to Dixie Land from Liberia experiment
On the White Star liner Majestic eleven black Southerners who went to Liberia to try cotton farming report failures and say African emigration offers no betterment for American Negroes. They claim they had less wealth abroad and when returning home, despite hopes of civilization.
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New York
White Star
Majestic
Liberia
West Africa
Africa
Just What You Need Digestive Aid Advertisement
A vintage ad promising relief for dullness after eating lack of appetite foul taste in the mouth torpid liver and constipated bowels. It claims to improve appetite cleanse and invigorate the stomach and regulate liver and bowels. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by J L Wikle druggist.
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J.L. Wikle
Organ Recitals Tickets On Sale At Local Shops
Tickets for the organ recitals are available at Wikle's The Famous Scarborough Drag Co and Privitt and Co's Oxford. These outlets offer access to the event and invite patrons to purchase in advance.
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Wikle’s
Scarbrough Drag Co
Privitt & Co
Oxford
Democratic gains buoy Williams and party rally
Representative John Sharp Williams and Senator Gorman voiced optimism after Democratic victories on Tuesday. Williams arrived in Washington to prepare for the new session and said signs point to a Democratic revival, a united House, and a solid front against Republicans.
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Wasainatos
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Gorman
Marysland
Congress
Seasion
Williams
Washington
Mr. Williams
One Way Rate to Great Southwest via Rock Island System
Questions remain on when and how much from Anniston for travel to any point in the Great Southwest. L Parrott A T A Atlanta Ga will gladly provide the details.
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Great Southwest
Rock Island
Anniston
L. Parrott
Atlanta
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