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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1917

Page

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Troop Movements and Baltic Theater Updates

General Morton orders the Twenty ninth Division to camp at Camp McClellan with 28 000 to 29 000 men en camped within ten days. New Jersey troops arrive after a hot dusty train ride from Seagirt and Jersey coast resorts. trains were delayed hours. German forces capture Riga and threaten Petrograd as operations shift to naval bases and remount depots for national army units.

Morton Trong Calhoun County Teachers Institute New Jersey Charles G. Morton Twentyninth Division Camp McClellan Seagirt Jersey Coast Virginia New Jersey Infantry District of Columbia Maryland Goodale National Army McClellan Copenhagen Riga Baltic Sea Gulf of Finland Petrograd Reval

Ferrell Dies at 66 in Birmingham Family Home

Mr. S. Ferrell age 66 died at 1815 Walnut Street this morning at 1 o clock. Survived by son Dr. J. H. Ferrell of Birmingham and four daughters Mrs. L M Pruett Mrs S W Reaves Mrs L W Pruett and Mrs Charles E Kelly of this city. Funeral tomorrow at 10 at the family home with interment at Edgemont cemetery. Pallbearers: W E Parker John W Pace C E Chastain A B Bonds J T Hanks A L Carroll.

S. Ferrell Walnut Street Ferrell J. H. Ferrell Birmingham L. M. Pruett S. W. Reaves L. W. Pruett Charles E. Kelly Edgemont Cemetery W. E. Parker John W. Pace C. E. Chastain A. B. Bonds J. T. Hanks A. L. Carroll

Drafted Men Mobilized at Fourteen Camps

Washington reports that drafted men at fourteen of sixteen cantonments were mobilized smoothly. Dispatches say the timing of any second call rests with the president, with no date set or contemplated at present.

Washington Crow

National Guard to Form Depot Brigade for 29th Division

The plan aims to build Camp McClellan strength to possibly 40 million though current staffing equals the National Guard units assigned to the Twenty-ninth Division. War Department has not released the exact method, but expects Depot Brigade personnel from the same regions as the 29th Division: New Jersey Maryland DC and Virginia.

McClellan National Guard Twenty-ninth Division War Department United States New Jersey Maryland District of Columbia Virginia

Abercrombie Addresses Alabama Teachers Institute

Former congressman and education leader John W. Abercrombie spoke at the Calhoun county teachers institute closing session. He urged education reforms and predicted Alabama will reach Western standards in wealth and progress with new laws. Other leaders spoke on rural schools and literacy, with Jones elected secretary and Miss Adair president of the school improvement group.

Calhoun County Teachers’ Institute John W. Abercrombie University of Alabama Iowa Chautauqua Redpath Syndicate Abercrombie Alabama Great Western States J. B. Hobdy W. ©. Blasingame Alabama Polytechnic Institute Mins Esther Foster Alabama Tlliteracy Commission C. W. Dangette Jacksonville State Normal School C. W. Saunders J. D. Matlock G. W. Duncan Linna Denny H. T. Persons H. T. Persons, County Superintendent, and 8. B. Gibson Calhoun County Leo R. Jones Reading Circle Kate Adair School Improvement Association

Coal Administration to Aid Small Consumers

The Coal Administration, with Dr. Harry Garfield as administrator, pledges to aid small consumers. The initial focus will be setting the retail price of coal for small users, noting the administration has not yet acted for corporate consumers.

Washington, Sept. T The Coal Administration Field

Robinson Brothers Cotton Company Incorporates in Anniston

The new firm Gottongon g ern Incorporated with officers T. L. Robinson president William R. Owen vice president and Hilger Robinson secretary treasurer filed articles of incorporation in probate court. Capital stock is 20000 fully paid in. The Robinsons are long time Anniston cotton men and the company continues their established business in the South.

T. L. Robinson William R. Owen Hilger Robinson Robinson Bros. Cotton Company Anniston Robinson Brothers South

Alleged Attack on American Hospital in France

Unofficial reports reach the state department that an American hospital in France was bombarded by German planes with one American officer killed and several wounded. No official confirmation or Red Cross notice yet.

Washington State Department France Red Cross

County Institute Guides Board Coordination Efforts

The county institute has been well attended and did much good as a coordinating agency for the county board’s efforts and unified time.

County Institute County Board

Senate to Decide On Individual Income Taxes For War Bills

Washington reports the senate will vote at 4 oclock on income taxes and related amendments to fund war costs. Indications point to adoption of surtaxes as proposed with post vote discussions to follow on consumption taxes stamp taxes and postal rates.

Washington Senate

House Advances Soldiers and Sailors Insurance Bill

Washington on September 7 marks a faster pace as the House takes up the soldiers and sailors insurance bill. Both parties oppose sending it to the Senate, deeming it not war essential, but it is likely to pass with strong presidential support urging enactment into law.

Washington House Senate Soldiers and Sailors

Prediction of U S Victory by British Premier Lloyd George

Birkenhead England September speech by Lloyd George accepting freedom of the city predicts triumph for the United States in the world war. He lauds American military prowess and says submarines will not halt allied efforts.

Birkenread England United States Lloyd George Great Western Republic United Gies

Four Farmers Meetings Planned Across County

Four meetings of farmers will be held next week across the county under the Alabama Extension service campaign. Sessions are at Chosen Springs 10 a.m. and Friendship school house 3 p.m. on Wednesday September 12. Thursday September 13 brings Woodruff's store Alexandria 10 a.m. and Prickett school 3 p.m. Farmers and families are invited to hear speakers on marketing and grain.

L. G. Prentice U. S. Department of Agriculture State Department of Agriculture, Food Administration Chosen Springs Friendship School House Woodruff Alexandria Prickett School

Wholesale Prosecutions Against J. W. W. Gang

Chicago reports a sweeping government push against the I. W. W. conspiracy, with raids and blanket indictments expected nationwide. Frank Dailey announced as leading figure in the campaign, described as a terror to criminals and set to pursue the case vigorously.

Chicago United States Moon Frank Dailey West

Professor Daugette Returns From County Teachers Meeting

Prof. C. W. Daugette of Jacksonville attended the county teachers meeting and returned home this afternoon.

C. W. Daugette Jacksonville

Germans Make Small Gains West of Flanders

London reports slight German advances west of Flanders. British forces acknowledge counter attacks north of Fresenburg recapturing some ground. Artillery duels continue through the night.

London Flanders Fresenburg

Commissioners Inspect Roads in This County Tour

The county board adjourned after a five day session and with Road Overseer W. E. Parker toured county roads. They planned visits to White Plains Piedmont and Jacksonville areas and a western county road section. Road crews and camps were inspected during the day.

Board of County Commissioners W. E. Parker White Plains Piedmont Jacksonville

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