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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1914

Page

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Stolen Stools Among Dramatic Tangles in Naval News

A garbled account mixes a supposed naval battle in the North Sea with local church leadership changes in Alabama. It mentions Rev. Dr. Jextan Dampon and Beir ipagun College, plus a long list of Methodist officials and towns across the state, all tangled in unclear prose.

India North Sea Jextan Dampon Beiripagun Sacksonville W. W Tescaloosa County Alabeemma SR Tepeeitimer C. Imner Adewxander City Lon Childersburg W. Seraes Shelby Elijah Ogie Mil P. L. Newton Minville Amet Chatehiehae L. M. HE Harris Oxford A. Die Pottity and Mission W- P. Mbonsid Ragland and OdenwSde LP. Harris Sytacauga J. M. Tabor Whang Cirewit K. N. Matthews Ubi Pirst Church J. P. Comme I Talladega Second Church Ken Rehols Eleventh Avenue Birra Im Sham

Judge Coleman Reinvoiced in Pope Murder Case

Judge Thomesass W. Coleman Jr. has returned to Montgomery to confer with Governor Emmet O Neal on the Pope murder case. Pope, the Calhoun County man convicted of killing miller J Me Turkin, has faced thirteen dates for execution with four respites granted. The governor plans to wait until a Madison Wisconsin conference ends before deciding.

Thomesass W. Coleman, Jr FOM Montgomery Emmet O' Neal Ervin Pfope Maur‘dering J Im Sard Gov O'Neal Ing Soran Mane Abet Patse Pope Teavel Tris Oo' Neal Madison Wis James McClurkin

Grentert and Grenfell Plan Labrador Relief Tour

Doctors Drs. Grenfell and Grieve will visit Newfoundland and Labrador hospitals and settlements. They will travel by sea to northern Labrador as heavy snow complicates relief work for port towns and native communities.

Miohns F. Noy Idf Grentert Nor- Tin New Foundland Labrador Grenfell Boston Besana

Governors Meet at Madison Tomorrow

Madison officials prepare for a governors conference in Madison to push state uniform legislation on science theater and state nation cooperation, with officials unsure if representatives on uniform laws will address the gathering. The first governors meeting was in 1908 with national resources as the topic.

Madison Wwis S&teater Washington Teerte Ernors Roosevelt BPC

$200000 Bond Election in Gadsden, Alabama

Gadsden Alabama November 9 Meweh interest in the official returns of the bond issue vote. The proposed $200000 bond for good roads was opposed 34 to provides good roads committee says results may change. Unofficial returns show minority against the measure with belief it may be overcome.

Gadsden al A Bomeass Good Roads Committee

Thirty Fourth Annual AF of E Convention Opens

The thirty fourth annual convention of the American Federation of Labor opened in Philadelphia today. The executive committee report urged placing the power to declare war in the hands of the people.

Philacdbephia American Federation of E-@bor

Fourth American Road Congress Opens in Atlanta

Representatives from 47 state highway commissions and federal bureaus meet in Atlanta for the Fourth American Road Congress. Mayor Woodward welcomes about four thousand delegates as experts discuss road management, bridge and grade construction, and civil service merit issues.

Atlanta Odey Woodward Austin B. Fletcher California Congress Carlos J. Her MetLt WS. Keller Alabama Jomae't National Civil Service Feetorm League Richard E@eDry Dana Getty

Wyer Buys Farm Tract in 580 Acres Near Morrville

Allen, a noted Bir minghams attorney, bought from T. S Johnson a farm tract of 580 acres near Morrville. It is said he will use it for diversified agriculture and stock raising. The property allegedly belonged to the Morr Bros and is among major farm tracts in 248 section. The purchaser, A. Bhen, owns a large Hole eo fy plantation and has been involved in cultivation.

RM. Allen T. S- Johnson Mortinville Sear Saeerly Morr Bros Hole Eo

Turkish Army Invades Egypt Amid Eastern Turmoil

Reports from London and Athens say the Ottoman army has invaded Egypt as Russia and Britain clash over the Dardanelles. Turkish forces press from the east while naval activity increases in the North Sea and Aegean, with Greece enduring ongoing bombardments and explosions reported near Dardanelles forts.

Rome Egypt

National road legislation urged by bar associations

A reform effort seeks a unified efficient road law across 48 states. An estimated annual expenditure exceeds 200 million dollars with billions wasted. A task force of the American Bar Association and the American Highway Association plans a comprehensive analysis and revision to present to Congress and governors.

Americanian Bar Associations Americ@n Highway Association Ev Ety

Cottons Sold In Local Market At 7.65

Local market reports cotton sales today at 7.65 per unit. No further details on buyers or quantities available.

Charity workers gather for infant mortality prevention talks

In Boston Roston November 9 discussion focuses on relief for displaced migrants and reducing infant mortality. The two groups convene the three day somber seminar at Bord Hall with charity workers arriving for sessions.

Rostowm Jefforta Ferr American Association For the Massachusetts Charithess Bord Hall

Birmingham Southern Railroad Declared Common Carrier

The commerce commission ruled that the Birmingham Southern railroad is a common carrier in a decision announced today in Washington. The ruling formalizes its obligation to serve the public with transportation and freight services.

Washington The Commerce Birmimeham Southern Railroad

Six Elephants Involved in Bizarre 1880s Theft Claim

Fragmentary OCR describes a rambling case involving a Motorman in Rome, a pursuit to Dalton, and six elephants attached to recoveries and bonds. Allegations include a claim of abducting a wife for a $50 sum and a new bond for winter quarters in Peru.

Rome

City of Savannah Welcomes Baby on Ocean Steamer

In Savannah, aboard the City of Savannah a baby girl was born as the steamship touched port. The infant, named Saweet Mah Burke, is said to be a paternally named aboard the vessel with the delivery attributed to a stork. The ship hailed from the Delaware coast.

Savanmemh Bea Vaannah Saweet Mah Burke Vienna Delaware Be DY

Supreme Court affirms Overman conviction in Oklahoma

Washimeston November 9 The Supreme Court confirmed the conviction of Charles Overman of Tuats2 Oklahoma under the Oklahoma convents law.

Washimeston Supreme Gort Charles Overman

Carranza Presidency Update Signals Military Move

Fragmentary wire service notes indicate Carranza's position on the peace process and a pivotal commitment to action. The brief mentions a presidential transition and a planned mobilization to seize Mexico City.

War Update From The Front Ports And Assaults

Fragmentary wartime note reports German offensives near Dixmude repulsed at other ports. It mentions naval bombardment and refugees seeking refuge at Turkish Ottoman ports and underlines ongoing military strains.

Varis Hime

Germans and Austrians Withdraw From Poland Front

Petrograd reports the general staff stating German and Austrian forces have arrived from Poland except in the extreme east and west regions. The movement clears much of Free State soil of invaders and signals German redeployment from the western theater to bolster actions against Russia.

German Activity In Northern Sphere Reported

Reports show intensified German activity in the northern sphere with three nighttime raids on Allied positions at Arras repelled and ongoing artillery duels from the Belgian frontier to Arras. The big Somme and Labase battle line is described as shaping to be one of modern warfare’s fiercest conflicts.

Siegel on trial for grand larceny in Genesee NY

Henry Siegel former merchant Prince and head of Siegel stores faced trial in Genesee New York accused of grand larceny tied to the failure of his enterprises. The amount involved is stated as less than seven hundred dollars.

Genessee N.Y Henry Siegel Siegel Grand Parceny Aimmoush Legel mi?Fions

Southern Medical Association Convenes in Rietasmond Virginia

The annual convention of the Southern Medical Association opened in Rietasmond Virginia on November 9 drawing a large attendance of leading physicians. Today and tomorrow meetings focus on medical topics with sessions planned for the afternoon.

Rietasmond Southern Medical Association

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