Prominent Men to Discuss Constitution Tonight
Tomorrow at noon in the Auditorium Col Denson of Birmingham will oppose the new constitution while J B Graham of Talladega speaks for ratification. Sydney J Bowie, Democratic Campaign chair, confirms a scheduled debate and invites all to hear both sides. Judge Emmett I Crook supports fair discussion. A large crowd is expected.
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William A. Denson
Birmingham
J. B. Graham
Talladega
Sydney J. Bowie
Democratic Campaign Committee
Evening Star
Col. Denson
Joseph Bb. Graham
Deason
Graham
Democratic Committee
Emmett I. Crook
Gen. Shelley
Democratic anti-Constitutional Committee
Auditoriu
Miss Louisiana Pugh Defeats a Bold Robber in Park
New York report recalls Miss Louisiana Pugh niece of Senator Pugh as she resists a purse snatching in Central Park. The thief grabbed $12 and a six pointed diamond heirloom. She struck back twice, suspected to be a former servant, as detectives investigate.
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New York
Central Park
Louisiana Pugh
United States
Pugh
Alabama
Decatur Postoffice in a Muddy Political Shakeup
Decatur Alabama postoffice placed under federal inspection after Postmaster J B Hinds is found short in accounts though no dishonesty alleged. Shortage under a thousand dollars to be covered by bondsmen. Miss Floyd Hinds appointed post mistress. petitions to retain her grow. Several applicants considered for the office.
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Decatur
Ala
United States
J. B. Hinds
Captain Minds
Wm. Moseley
John Booker
L. W. Day
Floyd Hinds
Hinds
Miss Hinds
Carnival Opens At Court House Jubilee Next Week
The Farmers and Citizens' Court House Jubilee carnival will open to the public in one week. Fencing around the grounds is nearly complete and buildings will be erected this week. The event begins Monday with attractions described as exceptionally good and clean, promising a brilliant week of amusement for thousands.
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Court House
Salt Rheum Relief After Banner Salve Claims
Mrs. T Briddleman of Parshallville Michigan suffered salt rheum for thirteen years and after two applications of Banner Salve her hands improved and soon fully cured. Beware of substitutes. McElreath Drug Co.
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T. Briddleman
Parshallville
Mich
Anniston Lawyer Acts Horse in Clay County
Ross Blackmon, a young Anniston attorney, rode in a buggy when his horse grew suddenly ill. He hitched the horse to the rear, sat in the shafts and acted as horse for a mile, negotiating rocky roads and hills until a negro offered 83 to help pull to a farmhouse. The horse was doctored but died minutes later.
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Ross Blackmon
AnnIston
Clay County
Blackmon
Tailor J N Boyer Showcases Ladies' Garments in Anniston
J N Boyer announces a tailoring display for ladies in Anniston and nearby areas. The event highlights new fashions and tailoring options available to local customers.
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Anniston and
J. N. Boyer
Chinese Officials Accused of Famine Relief Funds Theft
In San Francisco on October 21 the China Times charges that funds raised in the United States last year for Shensi famine relief never reached sufferers. Li Hung Chang heads the officials blamed, with support from Bishop Graves and Joshua Kimber in the city. Funds allegedly moved to officials who later declared no further relief needed.
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San Francisco
United States
Shensi
China
Li Hung Chang
China Times
Francis R. Graves
Hisocopal
Vigilance of Lieutenant Baines Prevents Slaughter in Samar
In Manila on October 21, the Ninth United States Infantry thwarted a planned massacre of American troops in Samar. Lieutenant Thomas M. Baines Jr. discovered a prisoner reentering a cell through a hole in Carbiga jail wall, exposing a plot by a priest and the presidente to flood the jail and invite a guard assault. Multiple arrests followed, with further plots uncovered at Rampojan and other Samar locations.
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Manila
Thomas M. Baines, Jr
Ninth United States Infantry
Baines
Carbiga
Samar
Milligan Forgery Case Scheduled for Tomorrow
G P Milligan of Booneville Mississippi faces forgery charges in city court as the case against him for signing J M Stewart’s name to a $130 note is set for trial tomorrow morning. He arrived with W M Cox who will aid defense attorney Ross Blackmon, with B McCullar as a witness.
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G. P. Milligan
Booneville
Mias
Milligan
J. M. Stewart
W. M. Cox
Ross Blackmon
B. McCullar
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Healed Severe Burns
A Jonesville Virginia resident recounts a 30 year leg sore ordeal from a foot burn as a child. Bucklen's Arnica Salve finally cured the condition after all else failed. It claims infallible relief for burns scalds cuts sores bruises and piles. Sold by Elam Drug Co at 25 cents.
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W. H. Eads
Jonesville
Bucklen
Elam Drug Co
Drummers Sample Corsets Promoted at $1 Quality Line
A new lot of corsets labeled for drummers arrives with a $1 quality claim. RUNDE offers the item at bargain pricing to entice buyers and clear stock.
Circuit Court Opens in Wilmer Hotel Dining Room
The circuit court session began this afternoon at 1:30 P M in the dining room of the Wilmer hotel. Judge Pelham sits on a temporary stand at the room’s east side as proceedings commence.
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Wilmer Hotel
Judge Pelham
Bold burglars raid post office in Chicago basement
In Chicago on October 21 burglars tunneled into the basement of the post office, blew open the safe, and stole stamps valued at 76000 dollars. Authorities expect arrests today as investigators pursue the culprits.
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Ciicago
Y Ber
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