Molineux Freed After Four-Year Prison Term Acquittal
New York dispatch reports Roland B. Molineux released after nearly four years behind bars. He had faced a death sentence and two murder trials for the killing of Mrs. Katharine J. Adams. A four week trial ended with a 13 minute verdict of acquittal as Justice Lambert warned spectators against demonstrations. Molineux’s father, General Molineux, appeared moved by the ruling.
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New York
Roland B. Mollineux
Liberty
Katherine J. Adams
Mollineux
Justice Lambert
Molineux
General Molineux
Carnival shows open as Baptist rally planned at Harmony
Anniston crowds enjoy a bright midway with attractions The Girl from Up There and The Ray Time Village praised for fine costuming and music The Great Ratsons juggle while Miss Anna La Zara entertains with bag punching A Baptist rally at Harmony Sharch Choecoloces on November 22 23 lists devotional services sermons and discussions inviting Pleasant Ridge Iron City and Bethlehem congregations A lunch will be served daily and coal and wood delivery offered via Ber Coal and Wood Co Eleventh Moore streets
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Anniston
Darkies
Congress of Dancing Girls
Great Ratons
Anna LaZara
Wright
Percino
Harmony Sharch
Choecoloces
L. Mallory
A. A. Hutto
Subjeet
J. A. Levtt
Pleasant Ridge
Iron City
Bethlehem Baptist
Republicans vow fight over Roulhac appointment
Birmingham reports a determined Republican campaign to defeat Judge Thomas Roulhac's confirmation as United States attorney for the northern district of Alabama. They plan to cite his past opposition to Republican principles and to scrutinize speeches and letters including a controversial Alabama Bar association address.
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Birmingham
United States Senate
Thomas Roulhae
United States
Northern District
Alabama
Roushne
Roulhac
Roushac
Alabama Bar Association
Roosevelt
T. Washington
Jones
Black man sought after injuring daughter near Choccolocco
Joe Stevens is a Black man being pursued after harming his daughter near his home in Choccolocco last night. The incident, witnessed by a grandfather, prompted immediate posse searches. Stevens had not been captured at press time, but authorities expect swift apprehension.
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Joe Stevens
Choccolocco
Foley's Kidney Cure Reported By Arkansas Writer
W A Herren of Fineh Arkansas writes that Foley's Kidney Cure cured a corrible case of kidney and bladder trouble after two doctors had given up. Miller Drag Co.
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W. A. Herren
Fineh, Ark
Foley
Miller Drag Co
P. H. Duffy
Ashley
Miller Drago
Chiton Plour Promoted as Healthful Flour Choice
An advertisement extols Chiton Plour as the best flour for family health and palatable baking, claiming superior quality for all occasions and emphasizing consistent results.
Union Men Will Quit Military
Savannah labor unions threaten soldiers with expulsion and ban joining military units. Central labor body instructs local unions to sever ties with the military and to avoid joining if not already enlisted.
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Savannah
Tools and hardware fall line at Dixie Hardware
Dixie Hardware advertises tools for carpenters machinists and moulders with a fall line to inspect by calling in.
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Dixie Hara
Berry Coal and Wood Co Offers Coal And Stove Wood
Local supplier at Eleventh and Moore streets advertises coal grades and stove wood at reasonable prices with telephone contact 120 for orders and deliveries.
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Berry Coal and Wood Co
Eleventh
Moore Streets
Warner's Hand Made Cigars Fresh and Foiled
The note claims Warner's Hand Made cigars stay fresh by being wrapped in tin foil.
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Warner
Gas explosion in New York maims thirty nine
An illuminating gas explosion in a cellar of a seven story double tenement on Avenue yesterday afternoon wrecked a ground floor store and injured thirty nine people including fourteen firemen and one policeman. Battalion Chief William Guerin and Fireman John Gough were among the severely injured. The blast followed a small fire caused by a plumber in the cellar and blew out the storefront overhead while debris showered the crowd. About twenty were hospitalized. damage was slight.
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Wiliam Guerin
John Gough
John M. Darrow
Iuerin
Veterans Meet in Montgomery for Confederate Reunion
The Alabama division of the Confederate Veterans holds its annual reunion in Montgomery starting at noon with business sessions. Tonight the ladies host a formal welcome at the auditorium followed by music, a welcome speech, and a social reception in city offices. Refreshments for about three thousand guests are prepared for the reception. The Sons of Veterans plan a related session with a banquet on Thursday night.
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Montgomery
Alabama Division of the Confederate Veterans
Confederacy
Council
Clifton Flour Wins Pure Quality Endorsement
The Clifton flour is praised for unequated purity and healthful qualities of the finest wheat. Call for Clifton to obtain the purest and best flour available.
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Clifton
Warter's Hand Made Cigar Suggested for Satisfactory Smoke
A brief note promotes Warter's Hand Made cigars as a source of a truly satisfying smoke. The recommendation highlights quality and enjoyment without extra details.
Oculist Slain by Blind Man in Kansas City Office
Dr W H Kimberlin a pioneer oculist was shot and killed in his Kansas City office by John Scanlon a former pokierman who then shot himself Both men died instantly Scanlon brother of a local politician left a note saying he acted because Kimberlin had ruined his sight The piece includes a testimonial about Foley Kidney Cure and other ad copy fragments
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Kansas City
W. H. Kimberlin
John Scanlon
Kiberlin
Scanlon
Kimberlin
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J. S. Morris
L. F. Greer
Margard the Kingdom
Guood Cval
Ber, Coal and Wood Co
Cherry
Milier Drug Company
Roulhags
Senate
Booker Washington
Negro
Stevens
Chiton Plour
Anwyer’s
Krippendorf
Sawyer
Noble
Liceman
Veterans Meet
Capital City
Hie Couw
Warter
Mars
Sterne’s Crocery
Victor C, Dry
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