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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1914

Page

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Calhoun County Tax League forms in courthouse meeting

The Calhoun County Tax League is organized with President J Sprowitt presiding at courthouse sessions. Plans include expanding the league into neighboring counties and reporting on outcomes from the recent state meeting in Montgomery.

Calhoun County Tax League J. Sprowlt Txagues W. A. Davis Boun Montgomers Ch. Kime

Farmers Endorse Cotton Relief Plan at Calhoun Union Meet

At the Calhoun County Partners’ Union gathering in the courthouse, farmers endorsed the Pamphhead cotton relief plan and sent a telegram to Governor O’Neal urging 40 additional senators to support legislation for plan execution. Senator-elect Charles D. Kiloe urged farmers to hold every bale of cotton and warned that failure to plant next year will worsen the issue.

Calhoun County Partners’ Union Court House Pamikhead O'Neal Charles D. Kiloe Alate

Senate Passes War Tax Bill in Revenue Fight

Washington reports the Senate approved a war tax plan to raise 107 million dollars annually to relieve cotton growers amid European war costs. Only Senator Jane of Oregon opposed. Senator Vardaman Paired. Conference set with House members Simmons Williams Store Clarke and McCambeer to reconcile differences.

Washington Senate Jane Oregon Mike Smith Secretary of the Treasury Clarke Arkanes Smith Georgia South Carolin Vardiaman White Sheppard Robinson Anet Shields

Wellborn Honored At Anniston Gathering Toasts

A large crowd gathered in Anniston to honor B Wellborn former president of the First National Bank and longtime federal reserve agent. Speakers praised his public service and banking leadership predicting national Treasury or Fed roles, while lauding Alabama’s standout role in finance and public life.

Ammiston Antoun B. Wwrellborn Miret National Bank of Carrington Fumber of Commerce J. J. Wilt Mr. Welbern Anniston Look W. H. Weatherly Mr. Wellborn First National Ward Col W. HI. Zinn Mr. Weatherly Ayers Mir. Wellbrn Bie Congress Uth Alabama Federal Reserve Washington Geerson Ko Ww PRP G. Harding J. L. McElderry Talhadega Wrellborn Hetion Mok Jim Bart

Southland Proudly Self Sufficient Across the Potomac

The article extols our region as self sustaining with a focus on value and variety of goods. It notes the area's distinctive character south of the Potomac and east of the Mississippi, calling it the beloved Southland. Page six continues the discussion.

Potomac Southland

War Bulletins From Paris and London Report Front Action

Paris dispatch describes artillery dominated front activity with progress on the left wing and British forces holding Fromelies. London correspondent notes German attacks repulsed and prisoners taken near Schirwiniy with reports of battles around Warsaw and Sgwalk Slane.

Paris Det Syt Ws Fromelies Capa Yepros London Herlin Sgwalk Schirwiyny Warsaw

Reform discussions and new booster committee appointments

Mr Davie urged the Alabama legislature to welcome tax reform ideas for fairer administration. The meeting enrolled new members and appointed beat committees. Dr J Eimes reported on city work and Kwammar Jeffers, booster club former president, joined the central committee. Secretary Goodwin noted daily membership growth with a goal of 1 006 names in Coahoma county.

Davie Alabama J. Eimehes Kwmmar Jeffers Frrfth

Governors Conference Faces Cotton Crisis but Adopts No Plan

Memphis October 17 governors of cotton states met at the call of Gov Hi y of Arkansas to discuss ways and means to relieve the cotton situation. The conference adjourned without a definite action, though it endorsed curtailing production and a plan to raise 1540000 dollars to take this year’s crop off farmers’ hands, with Senate support sought nationwide.

Memphis Hi@y Arkansas

Taft Wedding Draws Washington Society Attention

The wedding of Robert Taft son of former President William H Taft and Martha Bowers daughter of the late Solicitor General Lyon W Bowers occurred at St John’s Church in Washington at noon. The ceremony united prominent figures from government circles college life and social leadership across cities.

Washington Get Robert Taft Willian H.taft Martha Bowers Lioxt W. Bowers St. John's Church Fea

German Drive Fights Near Ypres to the Sea

Paris reports a major battle across the Belgium border as German forces push toward Paris. Allied French British and Belgian troops hold a line from Armentieres Lille to Ypres and the sea. The fighting is described as desperate along a wide front within the Ypres Menin region quadrilateral.

Paris Yast Belgium Gersens Armentierres Lille Ypres BeOndon Menin

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