Ex-DoJ Official in Goebel Murder Trial Jail Brawl
In Frankfort Col J K Dixon and ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers quarrelled with James Howard in jail over defense funds. Howard hurled an inkstand striking Powers, who bled but avoided fracture. Powers and Howard were accused conspirators in the Goebel murder case.
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Goebel
Frankfort
Caleb Powers
James Howard
Potsdam
Texas
Taylor
Kentucky
Powers
Howard
Labor Leaders and Steel Officials Meet Over Peace Terms
Labor leaders and steel executives held a secret six hour conference in New York on September 5 to discuss possible terms of peace in the steel strike. Officials from United States Steel, Carnegie Steel, and labor unions weighed proposals but no decision was reached, with strikers to decide whether to terminate or continue the strike.
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United States Steel Corporaton
Shaffer
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Anniston Public Schools Readied for Largest Attendance
Anniston public schools prepare to open Monday with an enrollment likely the largest in history. Judge W F Johnston, chair of the City Board of Education, said most seats are filled and pupils were enrolled yesterday for the new session.
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Anniston
W. F. Johnston
City Board of Education
Cow Enters Unusual Position Pins Foot in Mouth
A cow belonging to Mr. D. B Burns became stuck last night with its hind foot in its mouth in a peculiar tangle. After much pulling and twisting the animal was freed and resumed grazing, a feat not recorded before in local farm reports.
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D. B Burns
Dead Negro Found Beside Rail Line In Corning
A man named Solomon Seabbrough was found dead by the railroad tracks in Corning. The coroner's jury ruled he was struck by an L. and N. freight train and died from a broken neck. He will be buried in the potter's field. The jury included J. D. Kirby and others.
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Solomon Seabbrough
Corning
Franks
J. D. Kirby
Preeman
J. Embry
County Baptist Association Meets with Duke Church
The Calhoun County Baptist Association met yesterday at 11 oclock with Duke Baptist Church at Dake Alo. Large attendance and interest were shown. D C Cooper was re elected moderator P B Brown was elected clerk J B Morris was re elected treasurer Temperance report was discussed and the shrink habit condemned The session promises to be one of the most interesting yet
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Duke
D.C. Cooper
P. B. Brown
Hugh
No Relief for 20 Years Proves Honey and Tar Cure
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois says forty years of bronchitis relief came after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The testimonial highlights the product as a sure cure for throat and lung diseases and mentions Meck breath Drag Co.
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Minerva Smith
Danville
Foley
Meckreath Drag Co
C with a Tail trade mark and boxed tablets
An old ad notes the Casecarets Candy Cathartic brand symbol C with a tail on a light blue metal box. It warns the product is never sold in bulk and directs readers to druggists and a physician contact in a cryptic line.
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Casecarets Candy Cathartic
C.C.C
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Empe
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Texarknowa
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Express Company
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New York
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Veryle
Banner
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Ings
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China
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Noble Street
County Baptist Association
Calhoun
Duke Baptist Church
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