Lost receipt notice and prison branding report
Lost receipt No 2326 issued by Farmers Union Warehouse Co to H H McGee. duplicate issued. Prisoners branded in New York by tattooing hands, Finnish sailor Lathoen says Germans tattooed a square with Krieg Gefangen meaning war prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union Warehouse Co
H. H. McGee
W B. Scarbrough
Choccolocco
Ala
New York
Elias Lathoen
Lathoer
Russia
Chisolm Firm Gave 500 to Y Fund Amid City Support
The Star reports a correction: John C. Chisolm & Co. of New Orleans donated 500 to the Y M C A fund, not Mrs. Lang and her husband. Mrs. Lang contributed through the Aniston committee, reflecting strong local interest in city welfare.
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Star
Louis Lang
Y. M Co. A
Lang
John C. Chisolm & Co
New Orleans
Camp McCleland
Ancis
Anniston Y M C A Campaign Nears End With 8721 55 Raised
Anniston army Y M C A drive reports 8721 55 raised from 546 donors by noon. Treasurer C H Young says more gifts will come as residents seek honor rolls and personal involvement. Camp Gordon secretary F W Evans and building secretary C W Bingeman plan continued support from Camp Gordon and Camp McClellan. The Anniston section had been allotted 40000 and surpassed 41000 by midday.
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C. H. Young
Anniston
Army Y. M. C. A
Army
H. Young
Young
C. J. Tatum
F. W. Evans
Camp Gordon
Mr. Young
C. William Bingeman
Camp
McClellan
Bingeman
Kopp
Wells
East Sixth Street
New York City
Cure for Croup Quick Relief Named
A Col lingsville HL mother praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rapid relief from croup in children and notes the medicine was pleasant for the child to take.
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S Cartwright
Collingsville
Chamberlain
Convicted Operator Returned for Sentence
J F Bailey convicted of operating a gaming table in Colbert county must be sent back for proper sentence at hard labor. The Alabama Court of Appeals denied a permanent writ, ruling Bailey already returned to Colbert and that the Colbert judge must correct the prior mis sentence and resent him. The defendant will be held in Colbert county until resentencing.
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Montgomery
J. F. Bailey
Colbert County
Court of Appeals
Gaston Gunter
Bailey
Colbert
Ientiary
Woman Recovers After Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A Enhaut Pennsylvania woman describes severe crying spells and nervous weakness. After trying doctors with no relief she used Pinkham Vegetable Compound and regained strength to resume her work.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Enhaut
Hertiees Ravenman
Alabama camp fears influx of negro women from Iowa
Governor Henderson received warnings from Senator Fayette Young and Governor Harding that many African American women are moving toward Camp Dodge Iowa, seeking housing and work. They warn the influx could overwhelm housing and cold-weather conditions, urging action to deter movement and prevent social disruption.
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Montgomrey
Alabama
Camp Dodee
Towa
Henderson
Wot. Harding
Alabama Governor Moves to Keep Negro Women in the South
The text notes opposition by local colored men to incoming black women and states Governor Henderson notified Governors Harding and Senator Young he would use power to keep Negro women of Alabama in the South, citing concerns over safety and propriety amid harsh winter conditions.
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Young
Henderson
Harding
Alabama
South
Supreme Court Holds Railroad Responsible for Damages
Montgomery Nov 28 The supreme court affirmed the Mobile and Ohio Railroad’s liability for $3000 to A Pelt for withholding rolling stock used to transport lumber while competitors moved in. He claimed $19 060 in losses due to unavailable timing. The court denied rehearing. Also upheld the 1915 court laws reestablishing county courts and appointing probate judges ex officio.
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Montgomery
Supreme Court
Pirckent County
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Fell
Cad Garrett
W. E. Torbert
Hale Circuit Court
Guard Killed by Logging Car at River Falls
J T Allen a guard for state convicts at River Falls was killed instantly when a logging car ran him over as he attempted to cross a track. He was about sixty, had worked for the convict department for years, and the accident occurred Wednesday according to the report.
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Montgomery
J. T. Allen
River Falls
Alen
Convict Department
Health Officers Gather at Capital for Conference
Fearth officers from a majority of counties in Alabama met at the capitol to discuss unifying health work and safeguarding communities against disease and sanitation issues. Speakers included Mrs DuPont Thompson and Dr A Groate, with talks on rural sanitation and public health policy. The group planned inspections of Camp Sheridan and the state laboratory and visits to Auburn plants.
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Contromers
Alabama
Capitol
Manetice
Offeban
Fittet
Mre
DuPont Thompson
Birmincham
Etyje
Birmingham
A. Groate
Walkers County
J. L. Revnsids
Dalere
D. Dowrtte
Jefferson
Pr P. Salter
B. B. Rogan
Pallas
HW. &. Mustard
Federal Public Health Service
Ohio
Camp Sheridan
State Laboratory
Auburtn
A Gentle Suggestion to Try Chamberlain's Tablets
The ad promotes Chamberlain's tablets as a cure for biliousness or constipation. It promises ease of use and pleasant effects and claims readers will be pleased with the results.
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Chamberlain
Whittington freed after prison record tweaks
Horace Whittington of Dale county, who nearly finished a prison term for bigamy, received the governors pardon and was ordered released immediately. He had completed his sentence but marks against his record delayed release. Jett Underwood of Perry county was fined fifty dollars for carrying a concealed weapon and released after paying thirty dollars.
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Whittington
Montgomery
Horace Whittington
Dale County
Henderson
Jett Underwood
Perry County
List of TMP reviews in New York reports
Fragmented note lists reviews and officials assessing what appears genuine among a set of British and U S items. It mentions officers, a Prade viewing at PeOAnt, and scattered parts across the States with unclear completions and ranks.
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Toahy Ware & Viet
Pee Po
A.seapdep
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Undertaking Co
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J. Ralph Usrey
Alabama Hotel
Smyth Mer. Co
Oxford
Care Star
Kilby Car and Foundry Co
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Noble St
R. H. Martin
P. O
F. O. B. Cars
Camp McClellan
Reads
F. A. Paschall
Southern Railway
J. D. McCaffrey
Care Southern Ry
J. H. Privett and Company
Anniston-Eulaton
Ae Hanna
Pres. Com
Court
Woodstock
Gurnee Avenue
11Th Street
Noble Street
H. Parker & Company
W. 10Th St
M. D. Formby
IL. A. de Hart & Co
Blackwell
Agee
Bibb
Russell Bros
Wiley Johnston
W. Tenth
St. 22
Anniston Lumber & Mfg. Co
19Th St. and
W. D. Reaves
Weavers
Twelfth and Noble
Maryland
Tenth
Leighton
Wilmer
East Side
J. P. Johnson
Ford
Ross Rose
Nobie
Ee Fern c
Ae Sellabel Cc
Russ Rose
Noble
Choccolocco Creek
Model City of Hospital
West Sth
Kilby
J. A. Cook
West Sth St
J. H. Smoot
Leighton Avenue
Star Office
J. C. Chisolm & Company
Y” Fund
Armyampaign
Sige
Roalroad
Bes Peo Cine CO
Atlanta
Georgia
Fel Iits Likomas
Itarete
Department K
Sylacauga
Jetry
Ile
Geoneta
Anniston Clearing House
First National Bank
Anniston City National Bank
City Bank & Trust Co
Anniston Evening Star
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