Mexican Rebels Prepare for Action Amid Turbulent Moves
Reports from Madero's camp near San Andreas describe insurgent orders and a shift of headquarters from Huscinos Hacienda toward the Chihuahua region. Insurrecto authorities coordinate police, a spittoon system, and railroad controls while awaiting outside supply trains.
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Madero
San Andreas
Chijinahua
Mex
Maro
Madera
Ople
Mexico Northwestern Railway
Anr
Chihuala City
Adera
Grezco
Chihuahua City
Goveri
Ahmada
Senor Madero
Mexico City
Gomez
F. Machado
Treasury
Iiting
R. Marti Ortiz
Emilio del Neo
Justice
Ly Aus Barraque
Golson Will Manage Fans Choose Dothan Nine
Fans finally secure Bud Golson as manager for the Dothan baseball team for 1911. A meeting will be called next week to organize the association and set prospects, with funds to be raised by subscription as players express readiness to play.
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Bel
Dothan Luscbal
Bud Golson
Franklin Notes Mock Trial and School Activities
The Franklin society met April 3 with a mock trial where Mise Whilie Pearl Carter sued John Hilson for two hundred cabbage plants and two rows of onions. The verdict favored the plaintiff. Also announced were future debaters Fay Helms and Jerry Newton and readers Janie Palmer and Lutrelle McLemray. A shipment of shel's specimens from the University of AluSchiol arrived for display at the high school.
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Franklin Society
Pearl Carter
John Hilson
Thomas Blacksheaf
Hubert Gay
Henry Cripe
Janes Couch
C. L. Tompic
Fay Helms
Jerry Newton
Janie Palmer
Lutrelle McLemray
Lusk Wuek
Shel
University of AluSchiol
Sheriff Anwright Impeachment Probe Sparks Alabama Turmoil
In April at Montgomery rumors say Sheriff Anwright faces impeachment for failing to shield prisoner Aberden Johnson from a Union Springs lynching. Johnson, charged with brutal assault, was captured by Sheriff Teal and a posse near Barbour and Bullock counties. he was lynched by a small mob after officials sought troops from Governor O Neal. The governor reportedly received evidence to justify impeachment, which would be brought before the Alabama Supreme Court, following a precedent set by Sheriff Frank Casalas of Mobile County for dereliction of duty.
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Asse
Capitol
B. J. Jinwright
Aberden Johnson
Degro
Union Springs
O'Neal
John D. McNeel
Sherif Inlwright
Johnson
Pike County
Bullock County
Montgomery
Trate
Feela
Supreme Court of Alabama
Alabama
Cherry the child dies after measles brain illness
Robert Cherry aged 2 1/2 died at home of his parents on Route 6 after a period of measles and a brain ailment. The illness progressed over time, causing his death.
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Robert ‘Cherry
T. E. Cherry
Rome
Albany letter seeks help finding relatives for baby boy
A 1911 Albany Georgia letter asks readers to help locate relatives or a good home for a four month old baby boy born December 24 1910 or 1911 in Thomasville. The writer explains the child’s mother Mrs Lilem Jones is believed dead and asks Mrs Jones relatives to contact 122 South Jackson Street Albany GA.
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Albany, Ga
Dethas Kaghe
Lilem Jones
Thomasville
Prominent Citizens Rally Over Lynching Incident
In Montgomery on Thursday night prominent locals including Epringa were present in the sheriff Jinwright affair. Ernest W. Blue of Union Springs condemned the mob action saying the lynching not justified by the facts and praised the sheriff for protections he attempted, though overpowered by numbers. Citizens of Bullock County support Sheriff Jinwright and back his handling of the case.
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Elinee
Valot
Epringa
Montgomwo
Jinwright
Ernest W. Blue
Union Springs
Montgomery
Mr. Blue
Bullock County
Keep Your Money at Home Insurance Pitch from Dothan
An advertisement touts the Mutual Protective Association of Dothan Alabama promising local policy management and money staying in Dothan banks. It claims premiums stay within the county and are managed by Dothan residents with Amesments at 1.15 dollars per month.
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Dothan
Mutual Protective Association of
Ala
Mutual Protective Association of Dothanne
Bryan declines Memphis invitation to move home
Washington reports William Jennings Bryan told a Memphis committee he could not accept their offer to make Memphis his home. He said the invitation was not about money and preferred to stay centered in the country, promising to visit Memphis often while remaining loyal to the Democratic cause.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Memphis
Bryan
James M. Greer
Memphly
Ganatora Iva
Taylor
Gordon
Tennesse
Slason
Mississippi
Robinson
Arkansas
Duke C. Bowers
Mr. Bryan
Hin
Lincoln
Beal nese Gavel Gift Placed for Speaker Clark
Washington April 6 The gavel given by Speaker Clark’s constituents was carved from oak cut from the apron fog of the Great mill built north of the Missouri by Enoch Matson in Pike county The old mill was pulled from its place by Missouri mules as part of today’s ceremony Speaker Clark expressed hopes his constituents would be as enthusiastic when he lays the gavel down.
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Washington
Clark
Missouri
Enoch Matson
Pike County
Thaa
Ihs
Zemo claims promise for infant skin afflictions
An advertisement touts Zemo as a permanent cure for infant skin ailments such as heat rashes and hives. It urges easy treatment at home with refunds if first use fails and lists druggists selling the product including a regional outlet in Dothan.
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Zemo
Drugateta
W. L. Brows
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Pensacola
Anwright
Govenor Selent
Cottonfield
Kitcher
Fairbank Company
Wany
Joe. Bant
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Dell & Omith
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