Oklahoma City council debates street paving and licenses
The council discusses laying a sidewalk in the colored suburb of Vine street, buys and disposes of city lots, investigates a waste barrel at the New Decatur hotel, and clarifies tax and license exemptions. Citizens have until April 1 to pay licenses and taxes to avoid penalties, and the mayor and clerk may secure a loan to cover $1000 due to the school board.
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Oklahoma
Proctor
Public Property Committee
Vine
G. A. Nelson
S. M. Bingham
New Decatur
Hartung
Hitt Lumber Company
Curry
Special election ordered to fill Horton’s Senate seat
Governor Henderson sets a special election for April 10 in Lauderdale and Limestone counties to fill the vacancy in the First senatorial district caused by the resignation of James Horton of Athens who has been named chancellor of the northern division.
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Montgomery
Henderson
Lauderdale
Limestone
Sanday
James~ &. Horton
Athens
Record of sheriff's jail census and writs remaining
The report notes only 14 prisoners in custody today at Hotel de Foreman with 4 whites and 10 negroes. It also claims only 7 writs remain from December and January that the Sheriff’s force has not executed.
Germans Capture Thousands as Weather Hampers Operations
Berlin reports 5,000 Russians and 250 French prisoners taken in ongoing Champaign battle. Official statement notes continued fighting in Champaign with bad weather hindering operations in the Vosges.
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Berlin
Champaign
Vosges
Cotton Edict 1g Causes Worry in Washington
Washington officials express concern over a new British grant affecting cotton shipments to Germany. The talks concede limited sailing of contracted cotton ships before March 31, but no cotton or other commodities will be sent to Germany. Diplomats note uncertainty about the policy’s full meaning.
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fInternational News Service
Washington
Wilson
Stu
Fierc
Germany
Fire Damages McCulloch Home on Sixth Ave North
Decatur and New Decatur fire departments responded to an alarm at the McCulloch residence on Sixth Ave North last night around eight. A burning bed clothes caused the incident resulting in small damage.
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Decatur
New Decatur
McCulloch
Sixth Ave
British steamer Nestorian sails with 14000 bales of cotton
The British steamer Nestorian cleared Mobile today for Liverpool carrying 14 000 bales of cotton. It is the sixth vessel to depart recently for the British port.
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Mobile
Liverpool
Death of Mrs. Sue Adams at Coleman Heights
Mrs. Sue A Adams died at her Coleman Heights home after two weeks of paralysis illness. She moved here recently with her son S W Adams and was loved by neighbors. A Presbyterian member, she leaves son Wilson Adams and daughter Mrs Arthur Greenhill of Decatur. Her sister Mrs H Moore of Princeton Ky was summoned by telegraph but did not reach in time. Born December 1 1861 in Marion Ky she was married to Prof R H Adams on June 4 1880. He died in 1901 and she remained a widow 14 years, passing February 18 1915 in her 53rd year. interment in Princeton Ky. The Courier extends sympathy.
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Sue A. Adams
Coleman Heights
Adams
S. W. Adams
Presbyterian Church
Wilson Adams
Arthur Greenhill
Decatur
H. ©. Moore
Princeton
Marion
R. H. Adams
Jne
Alabama Courier
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Ben M. Bloodworth
Horton
United States Patent Office
Decatur Fertilizer Co
Alabama
Ogner’s
Grant Street
National Bank and Its
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Comptroller's
Cal
U. S
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Federal Reserve System
Thos
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Foam Federation OF Bible Glasses
Patterson
R. L. Maury, T, Am
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B Y. MC. A
W. Ky
George Hartung
J. Wiley Owen
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Faust
T. G. Hughes
R. L. Mauca
Hames
HW. L. Spencer
C. J. Buck
W. H. Winton
Barnett Winton
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James A. Dancan
B. Woodward
N. B. Lake
S. Price
A. G. Patterson
Federated Bible
Erga Dothan
Committee On
Palmer
Leon C. Palmer
Pittsburg
J. A. Thornhill
2Nd. Ave
Johnson Street
F. KE. Farley
Moulton
Eugene Ferris
Il Wood
Cail Wilder Place
Rhode
Nice
Church Street
Cushman & Son
Corner Ferry
Market Sts
Dutton
Jerre Murphey
Huntsville
City National Bank
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Feueral Habre
E. Ss. Tras
Quipe
Bulletin
Thompson’s Drug Store
J. W.harbin Ton
T. J. Newsom
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Malone Coal & Grain
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R.L Smith
Kansas City
R. i Smith
Church ST
Cabi Photos
Hoase
Ping Pongs
Studio
Lafayette St
E. Cherry Street
3Rd Avenue
Second Ave
Grant St
Moulton, St
Cain & Wolcott
M. D. National Bank
Decatur Navigation Co
Guntersville
Bank Street
Bath
Sth Avenue
12Th Ave. W
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Lampkin Insurance & Realty Co
E. R. Guy
E. C. Payne Lumber Co
New Decatur.Ale
J. B. McBride
Smith
Twin Om Renufacturing Co
Spain
Maness
Contractors and Builders
2Nd Ave
I. T. Roberts
Decatur, Ala
West Lafayette Street
Harry J. Frahn
First National Bank
Nashville, Tenn
Walker & CO
International News Service
Norfolk and Western Railroad
U. S. Supreme Court
West Virgina
Morgan County National Bank
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