Goebel murder suspects clash in Frankfort jail
In Frankfort Kentucky James Howard and ex secretary of state Caleb Powers, both convicted Goebel murder conspirators, fought in jail. Howard hurled an inkstand striking Powers leaving him bleeding and briefly unconscious. The dispute centered on money for defense as Gov Taylor’s associate and Powers lay injured.
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Goebel
Frankfort
Caleb Powers
James Howard
Potsdam
Texas
Srant
Tion
Taylor
Kentucky
Powers
Howard
Labor Leaders, Trust Officials Meet on Peace Terms
Labor leaders and steel trust officials held a secret conference in New York to discuss new peace terms ending the steel strike. Participants included J. P. Schwab and W. E. Corey, with Gompers Mitchell White and others. the six hour session produced no public statement and left termination or continuation decision with the strikers.
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New York
Shaffer
Schwab
United States’ Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
Veryle Preston
United States Steel Coporation
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
United Workers’ Association
Harry White
Garmentmakers’ Association
Professor Jenks
The
Industrial Commission
Ralph M. Easly
National Civic Federation
Anniston Public Schools Prepare for Largest Attendance
The Anniston public schools plan to open next Monday with the likely largest pupil attendance in history. Enrollments were completed yesterday and classify stations set for the new session. Judge W F Johnston notes few vacant seats and expects full classrooms.
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Ings
W. F. Johnston
City Board of Education
Burns Cow Gets Hind Foot in Mouth in Odd Incident
A cow owned by D. B. Burns became stuck with its hind foot in its mouth, a perplexing and unique accident. Workers freed the limb after lengthy twisting and pulling, and the cow is returned to milking with a proven knack for odd footwork.
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D. B. Burns
China
Mute Evidence Of Railroad Accident At Corning
An old negro named Solomon Scarbrough was found dead beside the railroad track in Corning. The coroner's jury ruled death the result of being struck by an L and N freight train, with burial planned in the potter's field.
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Solomon Scarbrough
Corning
Franks
J. D. Kirby
C. G. Freeman
J. D. Embry
W. 8. Johnson
W. W. Graham
Wm. Shaw
Potter's Field
County Baptist Association Meet at Duke Baptist Church
The Calhoun County Baptist Association met yesterday at 11 o clock with the Duke Baptist Church in Duke Alabama. D C Cooper was re elected moderator and P B Brown was chosen treasurer. The temperance report was discussed and the drink habit was condemned. The session was highly attended and expected to be one of the most interesting yet.
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Calhoun County
Morris
D.C. Cooper
P. B. Brown
No Relief for Twenty Years Prompts Remedy Claim
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville NL says she suffered bronchitis for two decades until using Foley's Honey and Tar, claiming it cured throat and lung problems. Mekl reath Drug Co.
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Minerva Smith
Danville
Foley
Meklreath Drug Co
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad Warning
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic with the C logo on a blue box and tablets stamped C C C. It warns never to buy in bulk and promotes druggists as the source, urging readers to beware kidney health claims.
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Cascarets Candy Cathartic
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William
Comton
J. K. Dixon
Loward
Berlin
Empe
Ror William
Prince Chun
Garde du Corps
Emperor William
Havel
Texarkanna
Atk
Cotton Belt
Akin Creek
Texarkania
Ccol
O. K. Wheeler
Edwards
United States Marshall
Grant
Cotton Belt Bes
BLSCO
Express Company
United States Steel Corpora
Ence
M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
W. E. Corey
Banner
MecElreath Drug Co
Newsome
the Public Schools
Anniston
Dave Burns
Royal Wettin
Anniston - Trading - CO
Noble Street
County Baptist Association
Calhoun
Duke Baptist Church
Duke, Ala
Eatables
Saks & Co
Head To Foot Outfitters
Jos. Saks & Co
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