Collision injures Clem Crawford in Montgomery parade
In Montgomery on April 30 a car strike injured Clem Crawford, a traveling salesman from this city. Crawford stood with a group near the Exchan and Bruton when he was struck by a vehicle that dragged him several feet before the driver sped away. Crawford is the son of Mr and Mrs NAB Crawford of North Iena Street, and his family will be notified of his condition.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ronning
Clem Crawford
Saleman
Trent
St the Exchan
Vin
Crawford
Clem
Mrs
Nab
North Iena Street
Hanny
Glen
Nai Sertoon
Two Men Arrested in Newton Case Involving Brown and White
Police report at Newton show 'scrippled' and defective cox Le B Brown and Ww iM Vi White arraigned on charges. White claims employment by Brown and ignorance of violations, while evidence suggests shared intent. Officers Grady Pitcher and staff announced pursuit and return from Newton with suspects awaiting further action.
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le B. Brown
the. J Ponce Wan
Poker Today
Im Vi White
Newton
Grady Pitcher
Trial Date Set For Mayor Walter Prisoners
T J Whatley states prisoners will be held at the police station and will receive a trial. Mayor Walter ordered their detention pending proceedings.
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T. J. Whatley
Go to Church Sunday Observance Moves to Major Cities
The article notes the spread of Go to Church Sunday to larger cities with services at 1:00 PM in churches including the Church of the Ni day. Key figures like Witteman encourage broad attendance and participation in musical programs.
Capt White to Speak on May Sth in Support of Comer
Captain White, known for his strong campaign rhetoric, will address supporters this Saturday about the Latin American trade policy. The speaker seeks to boost Comer’s bid in the upcoming primary with a focus on short term United States policy.
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United States
Otha Faterday
Corernot Comer
White
Political bribery accusations stain Alabama rail politics
The letter targets Governor O Neal and candidate Henderson over alleged railroad favoritism and tax schemes. It accuses lawmakers, editors, and business interests of pressuring for a pro railroad and tax cut agenda in exchange for political support, citing court rulings and alleged concessions to the U S Supreme Court.
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Lewis
Liquaer
Caplan’ Hall
Himnelf
Henderson
Charles Hendecnon
Nave
O'Neal
Nurrend
Othe
Umer
Ribet
United States Supreme Court
Bates
Sant
Vine
Arkangen
Patel
Vera Cruz Confusion and Military Readiness Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe Vera Cruz ceremonies and security plans with references to Funston, Mexican rail access, and guard deployments. Mentions northern defense, infantry reserves, and a push to move capital funds, plus charges against rail leaders and Montgomery Advertiser.
Episcopal Convention Heads to Alabama in 1915
The article notes Will Nite, an Episcopalian leader, inviting the diocese and Chamber of Commerce to host the 1915 Episcopal convention in Alabama. It highlights the role of prominent state figures in staging the event and the potential for increased involvement with the Alabama Sunday School Association.
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Alabama Sunday
MMIDLARD CITY MOTEL Week of leisure and visits
A local social note describes Captain Te A Jeakinw of the Vettad Blaten army returning home after a visit with his wife. The article lists visiting friends, a pleasant river outing by car, and a feature peony day with Mrs Bryant Pope honored by Fey Kuynobis of Brandidge.
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Te A
Vettad Blaten
Tran Hagin
Jenin
Mimen
Mayor Baker Court Case Report From Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama the mayor's court controversy centers on a case heard by Mayor Baker. Details are incomplete but indicate ongoing legal proceedings tied to the Notaak county matter and broader city governance concerns.
Governor Comers Speech on Rail Restoration in Alabama Election
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Governor Comers urging restoration of rail service and addressing farmer concerns in Alabama. The text references elections, agriculture, and a railroad project with supporters and opponents debating pace and funding.
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