Alabama Democrats Debate Republican Strength in Houston County
The writer argues Houston County is Democratic by record and questions Republican voter numbers. They urge a county ticket and criticize party machinery while praising Uncle Tom Dawsey for steadfast, principled Republicanism and civic loyalty.
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Alabama
Tom Dawsey
Murder of Jack Oates Shocks Town
Sunday morning Jack Oates a peaceable driver was called from bed and shot through the head. A coroner's jury ruled death by pistol ball fired by unknown parties. Names of arrestees and possible motives noted as investigation continues. Panama City fishing trip mentioned. local council race announced. medical student L Hilson returns home for summer practice.
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Jack Oates
McCarthy Banker Returns. Wife Remains a Few Days
Mr and Mrs Williams McCarthy arrived after the first of the week. Mr McCarthy returned Monday and is identified with a large banking house in the city.
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Williams McCarthy
McCarthy
Not Outsider in County Poll Tax Question
Hamrick denies reports he failed to pay poll tax and claims receipts from 1897 to 1907 prove eligibility. He asserts he remains in the race and will compete in the approaching primary.
Valuable engraved token lost near Espy and Farmer building
Saturday a missing token with Calvin engraved on it was left with the Com mandery Chapter and Lodge markings. The finder is asked to return it to Calvin at once, as the owner will be relieved to recover this personal keepsake.
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Calvin Fost
Espy & Farmer
Houston County Circuit Court Opens Spring Term
The spring term of Houston county Circuit court begins Monday April 27 1908. Civil docket called first week and continues into the second week. State docket to be taken up Thursday May 27th. Parties and witnesses to govern themselves. State witnesses not to be re summoned. W A Brown Clerk.
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Houston County Circuit Court
Eugene Anderson Dies at Fifteen in Local Home
Eugene Anderson the fifteen year old son of Dr and Mrs W J Black Shear died at their home on 3 Oates street Tuesday morning after an illness. He was a bright manly boy and will be missed by his loved ones. The remains were buried in the city cemetery.
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Eugene
W. J. Blackshear
Oates Street
Baker Enters Triangular Race For Dothan Mayoral Post
Joe Baker announces candidacy for mayor of Dothan alongside incumbent D C Carmithael and Dr Williams. The threeway race heats up as Baker’s business ties press him to push strong town leadership. J W Baughman also enters ward three council race as the first to declare, noting his campaign was not directed by friends.
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Joe Baker
Dothan
D. C. Carmithael
Dr. Williams
Jov Baker
J. W. Baughman
Ward
Registrars Notice Before Primary Election in Dothan
Registrars J. T. Edmenace and T. P. McGriff announce registration at the courthouse in Dothan on Friday and Saturday before the primary on May 18. They will register all qualified voters, including those new since last registration and holders of life certificates not yet transferred to this county.
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Houston Panty
Roosevelt
Parker
Houston County
Dothan
For Sale Twenty Head of Big Mules
For sale twenty head of large mules suitable for turpentine and logging. Apply to the address listed in the notice.
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