Minor Civil Cases Disposed of by Court
The law and equity court disposed of several minor civil cases. Lizzie Key vs James F Cain awarded $45 to the plaintiff. T B Roden vs Will Eubanks awarded $150 to the plaintiff. Davis Hodges vs Louisville and Nashville railroad settled. Jno K Walsh vs Southern railway awarded $25 to the plaintiff.
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Law and Equity Court
Lizzie Key
James F. Cain
T. B. Roden
Will Eubanks
Davis Hodges
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Jno
Social notes from Mooresville and nearby towns
Local residents attend visits and events including Miss Julia Walden from Birmingham, Mrs. J L Gunter traveling to Columbus, and Miss Francis Camp Nelson visiting Birmingham. Reports mention lightning injury to Mrs. Ben Martin, fox hunting outing, and a Baptist Missionary Union ice cream and cake fundraiser on Saturday night June 17.
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Francis Camp Nelson
Mrs
Jesse Chantz
Birmingham
Austinville
Friday Priscillas Mrs Robt Banks at 9 30 a m
A brief notice lists a Friday event involving Priscillas and Mrs Robt Banks at 9 30 a m. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Robt. Banks
Personal News From Local Folks Near the Yards
James T. Guyer, badly hurt by a fall under a fre ight car while pursuing a car robber in the Boyles yards, is visiting his parents after months in hospital and leg amputation. He expects to return to work for the L and N. John Cooper Adams comes back from Auburn College. Hen Bloodworth visits from Birmingham for vacation with Mr and Mrs Fred Bloodworth. Lawson Sykes is in Chattanooga on business. Kelly Chambers of Athens, with Johnson Chambers and Co, visits the city.
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James T. Guyer
Boyles Yards
Guyer
Hen Bloodworth
Birmingham
Mrs
Fred Bloodworth
Infant of Klebe Collier Dies in Morning
Hubert Collier, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Klebe Collier, died this morning after several days illness. Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. it is a constitutional condition requiring an internal remedy. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, taken internally, is advertised to affect the blood and mucous surfaces.
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Hubert
Klebe Collier
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Te. Hall's
Railway strike threat over 8 hour workday dispute
New York June 15. Railway managers delay decision on granting an eight hour day with time and a half for overtime. If no agreement is reached this week, a strike by about 300 000 railroad workers looms. Managers had until 10 am to decide but absent from the conference. They sought more time and promised a verdict in the afternoon.
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Cardus
Amelia Wilson
Alma, Ark
International News Service
New York
Buffalo postmaster Hastings dies at 46 in St Louis
William F. Hastings, Buffalo postmaster and executive committee chairman of the National Association of Postmasters, collapsed and died at the Maryland hotel in St Louis on June 15. He was 46 years old.
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Supfalo Fortmaster
International News Service
St. Louis
William F. Hastings
Buffalo
National Association of Postmasters
Maryand Hotel
Oldacre Seeks Commution for Morgan County Murder Case
Levi Oldacre of Morgan county appeals to Governor Henderson for commutation of a June 20 hanging sentence for the murder of Lewis Brown to life imprisonment. The Morgan county court decision was affirmed by the supreme court last month. The Board of Pardons found no cause for recommendation. Governor Henderson asked Judge Wert for further information. Oldacre is represented by Hal Long.
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Lewis Brown
White
Henderson
Morgan County Law and Equity Court
Supreme Court
Oldacre
Te Board of Pardons
Board
Thomas W. Wert
Hal Long
The
Decaturs
Infantry Lull in Verdun Sector Reported by French
Paris June 15 Another lull in German infantry attacks on French positions in the Verdun sector is reported in today’s official communique issued by the French war office. German bombardment continues with artillery directed at Chattancourt and Souville.
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International News Service
Paris
Verdun
French War Office
Chattencourt and
Souvile
Daily Business and Professional Cards Listed
Classified item notes business and professional cards printed or engraved in the Daily edition.
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the Daily
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Dorothy Green
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Lee Hill
Olga Carew
Rex
Ben Wilson
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Mary Fuller
Wallace Irwin
Delite
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Marie Doro
Wilfred Lucas
Memphis
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Southern Railway
Decatur
Ala
G. T. Bolton
U. T. A. Decatur
J. R. Martin
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Buchhell Bottling Works
New Decatur, Ala
Lim-Lax
Preuit-Dillehay Drug Co
Decatu Drug Co
Ob Decatur Drug Co
Preuit Dillehay. Drug Co
New Decatur
Ady
Henry Zeltler
Mooresville
Julia Walden
Daphne Graves
Kentucky
Carl Cartwright
J. C. Calvin
Howard Gooch
Master Howard Porter
August Albes
Leta Bews Harrison
Marguerite, Tenn
Lucy Thomas Cowles
Nashville
Hiram Roberts
Robert Oliver
Guntersville
Jack Jones
J. L. Gunter
Columbus, Miss
Luke Pryor and Son
Athens
D. Johnson
Ensley
Ben Martin
Walter Todd
Tim Thehran
Opelika
Nell and
Louise Crawford
Wm. Crawford
Ola Kumpe
Moulton
Margaret Clarkson
Lucile Guertin
Tim Hudmon
Wheeler Cooper Green
C. Adams
Nina Gellentine
Trinity
Car Kill
D. BE. Echols
Ph Pointer
Dan Hughes
Trinity Mountain
Bluff Hotel
Rv Raney
Vinemont
Kate Lile
Vivian Tilman
John Cooper Adams
Auburn
Lawson Sykes
Chattanooga
Ao Kelly Chambers
Johnson Chambers & Co
Duttress
Frolaset Corset
Buttrey
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Levi Oldacre
Willoughby Presby
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