Alabama Democrats Back Constitutional Convention
Alabama Democrats in a state convention endorsed a constitutional convention and made it a party measure amid a sharp divide. Governor Johnston opposed making it a party issue while pledges were adopted to keep white suffrage intact and limit taxes. The gathering featured prominent leaders, strong rhetoric, and the presiding officer Colonel Bill Denson driving a unified, if tense, tone.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jane
Alabama
Deing
Jefferson County
Johnson
Johnston
Democratic Party
Elies
Jelks
Denson
Democratic Party of Alabama
United States
Alsbatne
Ai “Alauma
A. Democratic Convention
Pettus
Oates
Stallings
Clayton
Robbins
Brewer
Bankhead
Burnett
Congress
Tom Plowman
George B. Harrison
Tom ‘Witlptan
Benson
Frank Pettus
Tennent Lomex
Reuben F. Kolb
Peyton G. Bowman
Colonel Kolb
Colonel Danson
Kolt
anthKolic
Cobb
Tuskegee
House
Bob McDavid
Cunningham
Senate
Waller
Bulger
Eufaula
Atatesman
G. Abercrombie
R. R. Pool
Marengo
C. & McDowell
Barbour
A. H. Alston
W. T. Tunstall
Hale
R. C. Jones
Billor Craighead
Mobile Register
Master Barrett
Birmingham Age-Hersia
John Tomlinson
Bryan Reader
Laws
Colonel Denson
South
Bill Denson
Tme
Constitutional convention debate grips Alabama gathering
The morning session centered on resolutions about a constitutional convention. Supporters aim to limit negro vote suppression while anti convention factions push to block open commitment. Delegates at large were chosen, with dispute between Lowe and Clayton signaling tense proceedings.
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Henator Jeiks
Eufaula
Alston
Frank Pettus
Bob Lowa
Tunstall
Brandon
Henry Clayton
Lowe
Bowman
Kolb
Jim Tanner
Birmingham
W. T. Saunders
Limestone
A. F. Murray
Morgan
J. &. Blerves
Marshall
Amos Goodbue
Etowah
John B. Knox
Calhoun
T. 5. Plowman
Lumber
John H. Parke
Elmore
Smith
Autsuga
C. B. Farnham
Caterin
F. Lovie
Percy
Howard Douglaes
Coosa
Willam Conningham
Marengo
H. Johnson
Menros
J. W. Jones
Wilcox
A.H Merrill
Barbour
W. ©. Bloat
Pike
D. &. Bethune
Bulloch
George PB. Harrison
Loo
Tennant
Federal Sewer Pipes Company Formed In New York
Mammoth Corp announces a new alliance of clay sewer pipe makers fire brick chimney taps and related products forming the Federal Sewer Pipes Company in New York with a capital of 25 million dollars half preferred and half common stock. Initial stock offerings total ten million eight hundred thousand dollars and are to be distributed among industry participants to expand production and distribution nationwide.
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Mammoth Corporation
New York
Federal Sewer Pips Company
Ave & Capital
Ane Ind
Severed van Cleves apron minds reports of receivers
Fragmentary OCR hints at a civil or probate matter about receivers and a severed item. The readable segment references a van Cleves apron and suggests disputes over reported details. No clear names, dates, or places emerge beyond these hints.
MacArthur forces advance through ruined Bulacan toward Malolos
The American army under General MacArthur advances from Manila toward Malolos, crossing rivers and jungle with light resistance. After burning villages at Taal Ucat and Bigaa, Filipino defenders fall back as Kansas and Pennsylvania regiments attack, suffering minor wounds while the enemy retreats toward hills.
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Manua
MacArthur
Taal
Ucat
Bigaa
Bulacan
Guiguinte
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Gulguinto Station
Malatos
Manila
Bacave
Buineath
Oni Thertllroad
Malolos
Fennsylvania
Dakota Regiment
Manilag
Marliso
Meycapayan
Selden Medical Discovery Promises Liver Invigoration
Fragmentary reader ad text touts a remedy for digestive issues and nervous disorders. It claims the product “life-giving elements” enhance digestion and liver function, budging appetite and vitality, naming a Texas address and Dr. Pi ntnt as endorsers.
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Kam
Breakthrough Advance From Marilao Toward Malolos
General MacArthur’s division advances from Marilao along the railroad to Elgan, with New Graska, South Dakota, Pennsylvania, Kansas, Montana units in line and Wheaton’s brigade in reserve. Rebels burn villages and tear up tracks as they retreat toward Malolos. casualties include at least three killed and thirty five wounded. Minnesota regiments reinforce barefoot at night, heading to the front by train.
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MacArthur
Marilao
Elgan
New Graska
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Wheaton
Ane Nebras
Ken
Montana Regiment
Kansas Regiment
Malolos
Eigaa
Manila
Fierce Fighting Around Malolos Reported
A Manila dispatch reports MacArthur’s forces advancing from Sta. Lao to Bocave and Guiguinto near Malolos. Casualties for the day run about seventy amid heavy afternoon combat. Troops crossed the river at Guiguinto by hand and with improvised river crossing.
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Otis
Washington
Manila
War Department
MacArthur
Btanlao
Bocave
uMy
Bigas
Guiguints
Malolos
Guiguinto
Americans Advance Toward Malolos in Philippines War
Washington dispatch reports Gen Otis says MacArthur’s forces, refreshed and supplied, begin a seven mile march toward Bigaa and on to Malolos. Engineers repair the Marilao river bridge as troops push to reach the insurgent capital by tomorrow night. Corbin doubts insurgents have abandoned their capital.
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Washington
Otis
War Department
Trouma
MacArthur
Otle
Jong
Major Simpson
Bigaa
Max Llog
Malolos
Boeave
Bigag
Marilao
Bulacan
Bigea
Oti
Barua
Corbin
Ban Wernando
Blow of fist kills comrade in Sparta factory quarrel
Leon Cram, eighteen, killed Nelson Bla by a blow to the jaw during a quarrel at the Welsh folding bed factory in Sparta Michigan. Nelson died instantly from concussion. Cram surrendered to authorities the same day.
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Leon Cram
Sparta
Mich
Salma Nelson
Bla
Ueon Thia
Cram
Nelson
War Secretary and party depart for South reach
Secretary of War and party leave for the south this morning. Transport ships to be met there. Algeran officials not present. The convoy heads toward Biavans as drivers hurry through.
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Askind
Stentoeroe
Baenereh Alger
Biavans
Otis To Capture Malolos Amid Philippine Debate
Cabinet meeting notes indicate no new troops for the Philippines and a focus on Cuba administration changes. President plans to issue orders soon, while civil service law support remains sharp amid critiques. Delegates from the Cuban assembly arrive, but are not to be officially received.
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Washington
Philippines
Cuba
South
United States
Russia
Nicaragua Canal Commission
Belinve Bailiff Named in Asheville Court Letter Case
In Asheville North Carolina March 23 a letter read in court appears a clumsy blackmail attempt. Bailiff Logen who led the jury is suspected as the author and has vanished. The Dickerson case closed arguments and will go to the jury after final charges.
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Asheville
N. C
Bailir Logen
Mente
Dickerson
Rational Remedy for a National Trouble Piles
A historic ad copy touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, non surgical remedy for piles. It claims one in four parents are affected, warns against delayed treatment, and markets a coin priced pack available at druggists. The text emphasizes quick dissolution, soothing healing, and no business disruption.
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Eden
Hay
Colne
al- Goionet de ‘Denson
Matheily
Pipe Factories
Oreation
van Cleves
Halolos
Thay
Aguinaldo
Philippine Islands
Belinve
Hood
Henny
Henry Mnore
Denkirk
N.Y
W. H
Chestnut Street
Waltham
Mass
Epping
N. H
Duncan
Russell &Ce
Indianapoila
Ind
Stutca Nowels
Marion
Obio
Dr. Lyon
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Robert F. Shedden
Atlanta, GA
Tela Denioate
Sony Agrotey
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