Lobbyists Swarm State Capitol As Session Opens
Montgomery September 3 The legislature reconvened at 10 am as committees reported bills and active lobbying filled the capitol. The school lobby is strong with many education intestates pushing appropriations and new measures. A druggist bill proposes a general revision of pharmaceutical laws including state headquarters, a lab, tougher pharmacist exams, and higher fees. It also tightens cocaine controls and boosts penalties for physician prescriptions. A plan to expand Alabama Supreme Court from five to seven justices faces strong support, while a recess committee bill advances to regulate banks and create a bank examiner under treasury oversight.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Alabama Supreme Court
Henes
Jenks
Senate
Treasury Department
Washington
Body Identified After Railroad Tragedy at Turkeytown
The deceased is positively identified as Buck Anderson of Cedar Bluff Alabama by relatives. He was seen drinking in town, left with two men who warned him he could not walk the track, and vanished on the railroad near Anderson's crossing. His body was recovered and buried near Gadsden.
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Gadsden
Anderson
Meeting to organize Anniston fair at courthouse
A group seeking a fair for Anniston and Cashborne County plans a meeting at the courthouse on Saturday at 11 o clock. The goal is to form an organization and hold an exhibit of manufactured and agricultural products with prizes. Large attendance is urged.
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Anniston
Court House
Cashborn County
That New Ten Thousand Dollar Plant For Anniston
Subscriptions to a ten thousand dollar manufacturing industry for Anniston have begun. Subscribers determine the industry’s character once the required pledge is reached and then receive stock. Names include L. H. Kaplan E. L. Turner & Co Norris & Little J Owens president of Anniston College L Crook & Co Field Shoe Co Sawyer The Shoe Man and Evening Star Pub Co. These pledges are voluntary. Who will be next?
Explosions Sink Austrian Steamer Vaskupa Near Burgas
Three blasts on the Austrian steamer Vaskupa after leaving Varna Bulgarian port set the ship afire in the Black Sea. Twenty nine persons killed, including captain and officers. vessel destroyed, run ashore near Misi veroa north of Burgas. Bulgarian revolutionaries suspected.
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Constantinople
Vaskapa
Af Bargasen
Seavant Line
Vaskupa
Varna
Bulgaria
Deaths of Mrs. F. J. Radisill and Mr. Herbert Hodge
telegram from Decatur announces the death of Mrs. J F Radisill wife of Rev J F Radisill formerly of Annis ton Alabama. funeral in Annis ton Hillside cemetery interment by 6 20 pm southern train. also funeral of Mr Herbert Hodge on Brown avenue near Fifteenth street with Masonic honors at Fodgemont cemetery conducted by Rev Bert Waite. he leaves wife one child and other relatives.
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Hillside Cemetery
Southern
Bert Waite
The
Christian Church
Hodge
Anniston Lodge
Fodgemont
Dissolution of Attachments for Anniston Plant Seen
Special to The Evening Star reports Judge Jones may issue an order to dissolve all attachments on the Anniston plant of the Southern Oil and Foundry company and direct the sheriff to turn over levied property to receivers. Receivers aim to reopen the plant soon with payments to workers as negotiations progress, though timing remains uncertain. Captain T. G. Bush, a receiver, confirms efforts to obtain funds and restart operations to satisfy creditors.
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Anniston
Judge Jones
Bush
Evening Star
Birmingham
T. G. Bush
Laborer James Williams Killed at Alabama Steel Works
A white laborer named James Williams, about 25, was crushed by a falling tackle block at a steel works hoisting area in Gadsden Alabama. He died four hours after the accident, and his body was sent to Marietta Georgia. Officials ruled the incident unavoidable with no blame assigned.
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Gadbdsden
Ala
James Williams
Lis
Williams
Marietta
Neighbor's Help Restores Daugherty From Severe Illness
Mr. I. P. Daugherty of Mercer and Summer counties West Virginia was near death from diarrhoea after two doctors gave little relief. A neighbor brought Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured him in under a day. Sold by J L Wikle Druggist.
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I. P. Daugherty
Mercer
Summer Counties
W. Va
Chamberlain
J. L. Wikle
You't miss it unless you read page seven
A brisk note urges readers not to miss the item unless they turn to page seven. It hints at a feature, column, or notice awaiting readers on page seven. The phrase emphasizes the importance of checking that page for full details.
Officers Transferred From Local Salvation Army
Capt and Mrs Jacobsen who led the corps here have been transferred to Pensacola Florida and will depart next week for their new field of labor. A farewell meeting will be held at the tent next Sunday. They have won many friends and done good work during their stay.
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Jacobsen
Salvation Army
Pensacola
Fla
Johnston Back From East With Fall and Winter Stock
Mr George Johnston returned from New York reporting a successful buying trip for RR C Johnston & Bons. He says the firm will begin receiving stock soon with many items of special interest to customers.
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George Johnston
New York
RR. C, Johnston & Bons
Johnston
Telephone Levy and Fall Winter Clothing Line Preview
A small note describes a service where a caller offers a complete catalog of fall and winter clothing samples. The pitch emphasizes a direct call to arrange a viewing of the full line.
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Levy
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MonTgomery
Buck Anderson
Fair Association
California
Sternes Grocery
L. H. Kaplan
E. L. Turner & Co
Norris & Little
Pee Eneivnieca Nwa
J. Owens
Anniston College
L. Crook & Co
Carre, Field Shoe Co
Sawyer
Evening Star Pub. Co
F. J. Radisill
New Decatur
Herbert Hodge
H. B. Radisill
Decatur
J. F. Radisill
J. F. Radisil
This
Mr. Herbert
Brown Avenue
Southern Oil and Foundry Company
Mrr. Johnston
BR. C. Johnston and Sons
Love Drug Company
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