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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1909

Page

2

Voters urged to weigh leaders amid Alabama liquor amendment

MO. H. HALL of Oxford argues anti amendment leaders mislead voters over prohibition laws. The Florence Times warns defeat could fuel next year's liquor-led bid to seize the Legislature, while editors from Birmingham and Montgomery face criticism for political cartoons of Judge Weakley.

Montgomery Muller Carmichael Fuller Alabama The Florence Times the Times Star 5S. D. Weakley Supreme Court of Alabama Birmingham Age- Herald Judie Woskley

Prohibition Debate Echoes Across Alabama Newspapers

The Age Herald and Advertiser join Centre paper in national struggle over prohibition. Centre notes opponents of the amendment also oppose saloon laws, prompting questions why anti-amendment factions clash with prohibition enforcement in Alabama.

Age-Herald Advertiser Alabaima

End of the Limit cartoon sparks controversy in newspaper

A Montgomery Advertiser cartoon on the editorial page draws ire for depicting interracial marriage as a political stunt. The piece condemns the paper for inflaming ignorance, tying it to a beleaguered political machine and a saloon-driven crime image.

Montgomery Advertiser Commonwealth Alabama

Honor Roll of Anniston Citizens Commit 1 Percent for 5 Years

The Upbuilding Of Anniston lists citizens and firms agreeing to contribute one per cent of tax assessments for five years to develop the city. The list names individuals and businesses including ABBOTT A H, ADAMS J G, ANNISTON BANKING & LOAN CO, FIRST NATIONAL BANK, WELLBORN & ACKER, and ESTATE OF DOERING MRS ANNA E BAKER, among others. The Star will publish additions as more sign.

Anniston Commercial Club W. W. Young H. A. Zinn WM. H. Doering Anna E. Baker G. C

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Saloon Campaign Sparks Ethnic Tensions in State

The Selma Journal accuses the Advertiser of using fear and deception to attack the Anglo-Saxon majority and promote socialist imagery. It condemns editorials and cartoons as dangerous propaganda, urging readers to view Star ads daily.

Ohio Eugene Debs Selma Journal

William H. Moore born in Utica October 25 1848

William H. Moore, credited as originator of the plan of industrial combinations, was born in Utica New York on October 25 1848. He studied at Amherst College and became a Wisconsin lawyer in 1872 before practicing in Chicago. He helped organize Carnegie Steel with his brother James H. Moore and later formed several large corporations totaling 187 million in capital, later absorbed by U S Steel.

William H. Moore Utica N. Y Amherst College Wisconsin Chicago James H. Moore Carnegie Steel Company United States Steel Corporation Diamond Mateh Company National Biscuit Company Rock Island Railroad System Moore

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment

An advertised guarantee promises cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or a money refund. The offer appears in a Star want ad and emphasizes rapid results with 50cc PAZO Ointment.

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