Police Chief Ties Deshazo Shooting to Carmichael Plant
Chaos followed a fatal shooting near the Grand Jury building as police investigate a possible link to Carmichael and his alleged gang. Witnesses recount gunfire at a Dan Street area location while officials promise a grand jury probe and renewed scrutiny of police actions amid sensational charges.
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Winle
Deshaco
Grand Jury
Disie
Aaglar
Zaglar
Venhaze
Hic
Jiz Glaser
Gormat
Jim
Deshazo
Ghaer
Justice Court
Deshaso
Grani
D. G Carmichael
Acco
David
Dhe
Aretties Risated Wien
Soliitoy
Pearty
el Venston
Toman Nest
Beate Ghisee
Polwe
Robina
Rollam
Dashare
Carmichael
Carmichael Amd
Ghiser
Fiat Deshave
Deshi Sant
Davie Brat
Deshave
Tanmond
Pave oid Reig war ceamadinn tale untold
The fragmentary text reveals an unclear item with few readable names. It hints at a historic note or notice but lacks coherent names, dates, or events to establish a concrete summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reig
Statement by State Highway Engineer KiLLer on local case
A garbled historical report presents an assertion by W S KiLLER, state highway engineer, mentioning a woman linked to a debt scandal and a violent tragedy. It references neighbors entering a coffee room, a revolver, and investigators noting papers related to the case.
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W. S. Killer
November 1914 School Honor Roll Listed By Schools
The November 1914 honor roll features names from Elementary and Primary departments including Geonte Keyton Annie Lou Le Grace Tarsis Tuby Mis Sentelle Barrow Woyd May LaBrure Hanahan Mayme Wooten and Paul Flanders along with ready Forrester Millie Mae Mastin Nai McCash Kathryn Games dn Staphton John Randall Adkins Acwd Parmer bacha Gin Loume Ougys Edie Dedn Shorh y dowel Shirtes Carrol Stevens Robert Brown Harry Fail Wo Lee Je Robart Ramary Raymond Spann Fresh barrel Dill Picktex Ux nery Grocery Co dy.
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Dobre Batts
Geonte Keyton
Annie Lou le Grace Tarsis Tuby Mis Sentelle Barrow Woyd May LaBrure Hanahan
Mayme Wooten
Paul Flanders
Ready Forrester
Millie Mae Mastin
Nai McCash
Kathryn Games
Staphton
John Randall
Adkins
Acwd
Parmer Bacha Gin Loume
Edie
Carrol Stevens
Robert Brown
Harry Fail
Lee
Robart Ramary
Raymond Spann
Heart Gets Dixie Beat Police Appointment At City Meeting
At a crowded city meeting JW Teart1 was elected policeman for the Desi beat, succeeding Worner Diahasa. Keyton returns from Tonifa Fla where he conducted a revival meeting. New crop of pecans at W. Unvery Grocery Co.
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Gminerl
JW Teart
Desi
Worner Diahasa
Ders Asc
Rey J
Keyton
Tonifa, Fla
W. Unvery Grocery Coy
New York Coast Battered by Huge Gale
A powerful northeast gale battered the New York coast causing widespread damage. Homes wrecked and resort towns flooded while steamers and vessels fled harbors. Sandy Hook reported high tides and near record flooding, with extensive damage at Coney Island and surrounding areas.
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New York
Convidity
San Uh Hook
Sandy Hook
Tanaka
New York Harbor
Staten Island
Coney Isand
Indictments Served by Sheriff Against Several Residents
Ross Hornaly and others face charges including embezzlement and violating a local law. Bonds were set for several individuals as they appeared on the charges. The actions were carried out by the sheriff as part of an ongoing investigation.
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Ross Hornaly
Atlantic Cent Lane
Teorge Sradtwood
Kosta
Baie Powhe
Afoury Collins
Waltir Calfis Ali Wall
Isnesen Catizera
Edi
Hanne Lawn
Flowers Dies in Baltimore Infirmary
Montgomery, Alabama native A. Flowers, prominent in local business and a former leader in the Flowers family, died in a Baltimore infirmary. He was 65, survived by wife Mrs Tommie C Flowers and two daughters, with funeral arrangements to be announced after his Montgomery arrival Wednesday.
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Montgaaery
Ala
Dee & Trane
Fot Basiiesn
Montgonery
Serra
Santarnin
Baltimore
Atnauact Flowers
Joho
Woman’s College of
Alaibavia
Mea Tommi Ic
Thin City
Mes . L. Wilkinson
Montevale
Mra Pitts
Vickaburg
Mie
J. D. Flowers
Dothan
J 1 Flowers
Thomasville
Coil Chandler
Moc
HG. Perry
This City
D. A Reid
EL ¢ Hart
Bainbridge
Flowers
Montgomery
Unclear text about Leo Frank case and clemency steps
Fragmented report notes Supreme Court review request for Leo Frank and possible execution stay. Mentions Solicit or General Hugh M Doty, Governor Sinton Gear, and a Prison Commission considering clemency while Frank awaits potential commutation or reprieve.
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Atlante
Supreme Court of
Neral
Hugh M. Doty
Cyarald
Mary Phagen
Hengaminy H. Til
Frank
Ji Court
Langern
Sinton
Gear
He Xeon Ft
Grant & 1
T Frank Wa
Tim Oun
Hia Gell
Sapew Court
Huge Retuforett-Concrete Four Reinforced Structures Erected
A historical note reports four reinforced concrete stacks built at a Hench plant as an example of advancing American development. A prominent white column spans miles along the front, with a curved taper toward the base. The photograph shows the stack’s appearance and a visible tilt suggesting an engineering anomaly. Rich County’s H Boyd and Dothan visitor Daniel Bardeshaw are mentioned in context of civic sermons and holiday observances.
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America
Belng Aleet
Comets
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Pala
Seth Street
Hed Batgestaster
Wi Rochler
Fey
Scott
Bootle
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Fata
Erman Daxdiel
Gee
Uxnery Grocery Co
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C. L
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Doe Hernaby
Werionn
Fin
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Daniel Bardeshaw
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