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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1914

Page

1

Letter on InterState Freight Rates Reaches Dothan

Secretary Cobb reports from George Mellvity of the Interstate Commission that rate readjustments to Dothan are underway. Chamber of Commerce officials anticipate action by April, with strong opposition to proposed rail increases in Alabama. The case centers on freight charges and the commission’s attention to the Long Drawn-OutFight.

Cobb George Chamber of Avain of la Gates Dothan Eurth Washington Chamber of Comre Alalunaa

Fireworks Ordinance Enforcement Warns Public in Dothan

Police announce strict enforcement of a fireworks ordinance in Dothan addressing unsafe displays and illegal items including toy pistols. Officials urge residents to stop unlawful use as windows are affected and penalties will follow.

Dothan

Bombardment Fails to Stop Russian Port by Turkish Fleet

A Turkish squadron bombarded the environs of Batum on the eastern Black Sea coast, killing about one hundred Russians and wounding many more. The report, arriving via Constantina and Berlin, notes the Russian fortress and harbor areas heavily hit.

London Constantinate Berlin Batum Kh Sein

Cab Women to Aid Poor in the City by Starting New Plan

The article reports women in a southern city proposing a charity plan urging donations instead of personal refreshments and gatherings to aid the poor. It notes Durham and Alabama women setting a precedent and suggests broader adoption across the region, acknowledging economic conditions as a factor.

Dom Omimch Dethan Aibama South Jk Colton

County Board of Education Plans Monthly Meetings

The article notes about $8,000 received to pay November salaries for teachers in the county and announces that the County Board of Education will meet on the first Saturday each month. Superintendent John Meadom invites teachers to attend, urging all Houston County teachers to be present and stressing the board's commitment to educational interests and increased effort.

UL Matone Trenaieir Cammty Board of Eucation Suimeday Ueseswinna Board of Education Nig Beer John Meadom O. Q. Polleson County Board ‘of Education Houston County

Lack of Two Inches Pipe Plunges City Into Darkness

A two inch pipe caused a city blackout last night as power workers shut the line at the plant around 2 a m to install new connections. Crews warned lighting would return only after the pipe was fitted at the local foundry, leaving churches dark during the evening service.

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Last Ditch Fight for Frank's Life in Georgia Case

Attorney Tarry A. Alexander outlined renewed efforts to save Frank from execution. He traveled from Washington to Georgia to press for clemency and to seek a possible reopening of the case in higher courts. Local and national interest grows as supporters push for reversal and new legal avenues.

Ceargia Frank Luddy STP Georgia Andy Tarry A. Alexander New York Atlanta New Orleans Alexander Washington Conefer Suprem Court of the United States

Dutch Ship Boger Wrecked Near Portuguese Pas

A Lloyds dispatch from London reports the Dutch steamer Boger, bound for Buenos Aires, ashore north of Lisbon on the Portuguese coast. The vessel ran aground with a heavy loss of life, with twenty five believed dead.

Ried Lobt London Operta Boger Buenos Aires North Heivees

Dothan Guards Are Winners In Range Shooting

The Dothan Guards, Company F, First Regiment Alabama National Guard, set a high marks record in range shooting last week, with Captain Col. Morris noting the top score of 232. Members returned home amid cheers as their unit claimed superior performance among nearby competitors. The Advertizer reports the unit posted notable expert level qualifiers and lists the named soldiers who achieved ratings.

Alabama Na- Qiong Guard Col. Morris Toens Company Dothan Ist Tafantey Marvis Minge Mirgeant B. Vielerk A. Taurties Ward J. B. Dany Blow Steverta Martamen Corporil Bauth Bohalt McMichael Wee Elie Vizei Maur UIA

Apology from Turkey Demanded by Italy

Italy repeats urgent demands for swift action from Turkey to secure the removal of British consul A. Richardson from the Italian consulate at Liodéida. Richardson seeks immediate liberation as diplomatic tensions rise. Baron Sonning reports in parliament that Italian consul Cecchi defends his colleague amid the ongoing dispute.

Hodeida Hia

Awful Plot at Mr Young's Promised Aid Joke

In a small town scene teachers marching with suitcases visit Mr Young, school benefactor. A staged "awful plot" triggers tears and surprise as Young pretends to withhold funds. The hoax ends with laughter and a lesson on promises and humor in the face of distress.

Uri Ab Tor Suecor Piot Brown Mr. Young Actiaries Lis Howe Abe Young Fuachers Mr Young Young Blake Dagar Dani Dv Brown A Herity Selva Arich

Ship Giuliana and the Italian armored cruiser Marcopt

The report notes the vessel Giuliana alongside the Italian armored cruiser Marcopt, detailing their position and status in the maritime column.

Giuliana Marcopt

Noted police chief roll calls vision of city down and out

City readers react as the chief of police voices concern for needy residents. Women respond with calls to extend aid and local volunteers coordinate a quick outreach effort. Officers tally cases and emphasize careful, non publishable handling of sensitive incidents.

Eagte Ely Korte Portons Neady Ciremmatan

German Army Officer Hidden in a Large Travel Case

London reports a German army officer found hidden in a large packing case aboard a sailing ship, about to be shipped to Rotterdam. The man, Otto Koehn, claimed prior travel in America and was interned as an alien. The case contained matches and provisions, and its lid was partly torn open during a deck mishap.

London Gravesend Reterbun Tole Uhab Lid Maine Otto Keeha Cat Tau Traves Oh Wits Lloyd’s News Phe Geranant America Dispatel Ant Southimmplon Lorchester Aimee Eldvely Rotterdam Seatman Heferryhadtekipper Chane Patch Dorchester Germany Koehn Toca Mabey

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