Goebel murder suspects clash in Frankfort jail
In Frankfort Kentucky James Howard and ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers fought in jail over defense funds. Howard hurled an inkstand striking Powers. Powers bled but skull fracture was not found. Col J K Dixon and other officials were present during the altercation.
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Goebel
Frankfort
Caleb Powers
James Howard
Potsdam
Texas
Administra
Taylor
Kentucky
Powers
Howard
Peace Terms Discussed In Sealed Steel Conference
A secret six hour meeting in New York on September 5 examined terms of peace in the steel strike. United States Steel leaders and labor officials discussed proposals reportedly drafted by President Schwab and presented for possible ratification. No statement was issued, and the strikers must decide whether to accept or reject any plan.
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New York
M. Schwab
Tion
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 Set to Open Monday
The Anniston public schools will open next Monday for a new session with enrollment running at an unusually high level. Judge W F Johnston, chair of the City Board of Education, said most seats are already filled and attendance may exceed prior records.
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W. F. Johnston
City Board of Education
Burns Cow Gets Hind Foot In Mouth
A cow owned by D B Burns got its hind foot into its mouth in a strange snag. Helpers pulled and twisted to free the limb, a feat not recorded before locally. The animal resumes milking after the unusual episode.
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Dave Burns
D. B. Burns
Mr. Burns
Dead Negro With a Broken Neck in Railroad Tragedy
A coroner's jury in Corning finds Solomon Scarbrough died from a broken neck after being struck by an L and N freight train beside the railroad track. The body was taken by Coroner Franks for burial in the potters field. The jury included J D Kirby G Freeman J M Embry W W Johnson Wm Shaw.
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Solomon Scarbrough
Corning
Franks
J. D. Kirby
G. Freeman
Embry
Johnson
W. W. Graham
Wm. Shaw
Potters Field
County Baptist Association Meets at Duke Church
The Calhoun County Baptist Association met at 11 o clock with Duke Baptist Church in Duke Alabama. Large attendance shown and interest noted. D C Cooper re-elected moderator P B Brown elected clerk J 38 Morris re-elected treasurer. Temperance report discussed and drink habit condemned. The session promises to be very interesting.
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Calhoun County Baptist Association
Duke Baptist
D.C. Cooper
P. B. Brown
No Relief for 20 Years Says Mrs Smith
Mrs Minerva Smith of Danville says she suffered bronchitis for twenty years until using Foley's Honey and Tar which she calls a sure cure for throat and lung diseases. Mekl reath Drag Co.
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Minerva Smith
Danville
Foley
Meklreath Drag Co
C C C marked box tablets ad in old catalog style
An ad style snippet promotes a light blue enameled metal box stamped C C C as a trademark for Cascayets Catdy Cathartie. It touts tablets with 10 cent pricing and warns against bulk sales.
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Cascayets Catdy Cathartie
C.C.C
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J. K. Dixon
Berlin
Empe
Ror William
Prince Chen
Garde du Corps
Prince Chun
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Texarkanna
Ark
Cotton Belt
Akin Creek
Texarknowa
Col. O. K. Wheeler
Cotton Belt Detectives
Edwards
United States Marshall
Grant
Cotton Belthes
Express Company
United States Steel Corpora
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W. BE. Corey
Banner
McElreath Drug Co
Newsome
the Public Schools
Anniston
Ings
Royal Wettin
China
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NC - CO
Noble Street
County Baptist Association
Calhoun
Duke Baptist Church
Duke, Ala
Morris
Eatables
Jos. Saks & Co
Head To Foot Outfitters
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