L and W Issue for P and A Half Cent Rate
Montgomery Alabama reports L and W Railway orders to set a one half cent rate across its lines from Louisville to Nashville and Pensacola. The action follows a petition by state rail commissions and faces possible federal court review as parties wait for official consent and enforcement across Alabama and adjacent states.
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Malinta Rairoad Commission
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Fragmented OCR reads like health ad with mixed remedies
The text appears as a garbled health advertisement listing various remedies and tips. It mentions liver, medicine, and household cures amid jumbled phrases and unclear claims without coherent context or verifiable sources.
Women Must Wear Clothes in Savannah
A fragmented Savannah note lists clothing obligations with scattered names and prices. The garbled line hints at local enforcement and a recorder’s visit, mentioning Morgan, Martin, and Knowles in terse, unclear business terms.
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Savannah
Senator Daughter Fear of Slain in Prison by Socialist Orator
Fragmented OCR text shows a threatened inmate warning tied to a senator's daughter, with disrupted phrases referencing fear, imprisonment, and agitator rhetoric. Numerous garbled lines mention political figures and alleged dangers, creating a chaotic, partial scene of prison fear and public discourse.
Governor OReal May Appoint Clayton to Senate Seat
A Birmingham News analysis reports Governor OReal may appoint Congressman Clayton to fill a vacancy in the U.S. Senate after the death of Senator Bennett. The piece outlines potential successors, political maneuvers, and local consequences for Alabama, noting Clayton’s ties to the administration, the political calculus in Washington, and possible impacts on the state’s delegation and upcoming elections.
Palace Theatre Air Cooling Snafu Sparks Confusion
A garbled OCR item describes the Palace Theatre cooling issue causing smoky air and disrupted shows. It mentions power fans, air flow, and general disruption during performances, with unclear chronology and many misread terms.
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