Haley Convicted For Liquor Sale In Police Court
Andrew J Haley was found guilty of selling liquor last Sunday to Henry Denton in Grace's pool room. He was fined 100 dollars, costs, and sentenced to six months on the streets with an appeal planned. other liquor cases were dropped due to misissued warrants and new warrants were filed against Taylor and Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Haley
Creen
Henry Denton
Haley
Tate and Walker
Denton
Maley
Grace
Cross
Hiram McCartney
Tom McKinsey
W. 8. McQuffin
J. FP. Taylor
C. BH. Cobb
H. C. Bales
Taylor
Cobb
Bales
McGuffin
Night riders raid in Bracken county tobacco district
In Bracken county the town of Claysville was raided by a fifty-strong armed gang. They ordered citizens to extinguish lights and go to bed, firing over a hundred shots with no injuries reported. Farmers warned not to sign tobacco crops over to a pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Claysville
Bracken County
National Roller Polo League Opens With Eight Teams
Providence Rhode Island October seventh marks the start of a season forecast to be the most successful in the National Roller Polo league. Teams this year include Providence Worcester New Bedford Waterbury Brockton Taunton Pawtucket and Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Worcester
New Bedford
Waterbury
Brockton
Taunton
Pawtucket
Fall River
John H. Carter Dies After Prolonged Illness
John H. Carter of Sixteenth Street and Walnut Avenue died at 3 PM Thursday after a long period of paralysis. He had been bedridden since July 4 and had shown brief rallies before a final decline. His death was anticipated since yesterday evening as his condition worsened.
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John H. Carter
Sixteenth Street
Walnut Avenue
Negro Murderer Is Captured in Atlanta
Mitch Bush, a negro, charged with murder in Leatherwood gambling game, has been captured in Atlanta by Deputy Sheriff John Rowland. He will be brought back for trial at this term of the city court. He had been sought for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitch Bush
Atlanta
John Rowland
LeGrand
Bush
Leatherwood
Quarantine Station Site Chosen Near Galveston
Washington Oct 7 Officers of public health and marine corps have been appointed to select a quarantine station near Galveston Texas.
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Galveston
Washington
Public Health and
Marine Corps
Texas
Tigers Ready for Fray with Pirates in World Series
The Detroit Tigers arrived in Pittsburg and are eager for tomorrow's game against the Pirates for the world baseball championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Pittsburg
Detroit Tigers
Pirates
Clergy, Officials Bring Anti Amendment Voice To Clanton
The anti amendment campaign highlights Governor Comer and Judge Denson speaking in Clanton at 10 30 AM with prospects of Jesse Stallings attendance. W C Edler travels from Birmingham seeking Bowmen and Stallings while J F Greer sides with opposition after a fiery Birmingham address.
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Clanton
Reynolds
J. O. Middleton
Bb. B. Comer
N. L. Denson
Supreme Court
Chilton County
W. C. Edler
Union
Birmingham
Denson
Edler
P. G. Bowman
Jesse Stallings
Lee Long
Bowman
Stallings
Mr. Stallings
J. F. Greer
Delegates Named for Good Roads Convention
H I Williamson of the Anniston Prosperity Club named delegates to the Alabama Good Roads Association meeting in Birmingham on October 7 and 15. The list includes L U Kaplan R W Cobb M J Black G B Randolph and others. County commissioners and Anniston city delegation names have been published. Calhoun County and the city expect strong representation and urged improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosperity Club
Wood Roads
National Good Roads Association
Birmingham
Ity Club
H. G. Ernest
G. G. Britton
W. D. Sellers
C. IF. Douglas
C. D. Kline
A. H. Shepperd
H. ©. Lynch
Wikle
Anniston
Calhoun County
City of
Governor B. B. Comer Attacks Judge Jones in Interview
Governor Comer accuses Judge Jones of bias in Alabama rate cases and links him to railroad interests. Comer recounts seeking Roosevelt's help two years ago and asserts the judge’s environment and ties compromised fair trials in rail rate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
B. B. Coner
Thomas G. Jones
Federal Court
Alabama
Jones
Law
President Tait Enjoys First Complete Rest
El Portel California October 7 The President takes a rare full rest after leaving Beverly. From 7 to 11 this morning three stage coaches traverse the mountains as the party views peaks cascades and guides. Luncheon at Chinquepin then continues toward Wanona arriving by 4 pm for a night stop. Tomorrow they plan excursions to the big trees.
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el. Portel
Cal
Beverly
Chinquepin
Wawona
Wanona
Governor Accuses Judge of Court Room Bravado
Governor Comer charges that Jones invited railroad workers to his chambers and assured them of court protection in a public display. He says the attorney general refused to appear, claiming the judge prejudged the State, and cites contempt against Solicitor Steagall for talking back to a federal deputy. The governor labels the judge's warnings of civil war as fevered fantasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Comer
Washington
Judge Jones
Jones
Steagall
Alabama
Farmer Beaten Near Opelika By Two Negroes
A special dispatch from Montgomery reports George W. Collier a prominent local farmer near Opelika was assaulted by two black men last night seriously beating him. Ed Edwards confessed involvement and implicated Ed Davis in the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Journal
George W. Collier
Opelika
Ed Edwards
Ed Davis
Cook Dispute Erupts Over North Voyages and Stores Theft
Boatswain Maerwhy of the Roosevelt testifies Cook made only two northern trips and camped. Eskimos say they were taken aboard and questioned by Peary. Cook’s party claims missing stores, while Murphy defends friendship as Cook tours the West. Mrs. Cook travels with him.
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New York
Det. T
Peary Cook
Coatswain
John Maerwhy
Roosevelt
Peary
Utah
Cook
Murphy
Bftah
Poury
West
Balloon Centennial lands in Silas Alabama to win race
In St Louis reports the balloon Centennial landed at Silas Alabama about 480 miles from the start, winning the aeronautical race and surpassing the Lahn cup distance. The York reached 24200 feet with a 40 degree below zero air, staying aloft 26 minutes. The Cleveland covered 444 miles and landed at Alexander City Alabama, finishing third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
Silas
Ala
ST. Louis
Oct. T
New York
Centennial
Florida
Democrats Nominate Alfred Arnold for Governor
The State Democratic convention today nominated Alfred Arnold for Governor. The platform denounces the new tariff and supports election of Senators by direct vote. Mrs. B E Peace of Douglasville Georgia visits her brothers in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. 1
Alfred Arnold
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J. W. Mathews
New England
Mr. Carter
ANTIS
Robert EB. Peary
North Pole
Choccolocco Valley
Greer
Vene
H. I. Williamson
The
Anniston Prosper
Louisville and Nashville Road
Milton Smith
Tait
DR. Cook
Boatswain
BE. W. Peace
Douglasville, Ga
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