Carmichael Ghses Set For Saturday Arraignments
The Carmichael family faces murder charges in the shooting of Officer Ulugh Horrie Deshazo on December 7. Dan Carmichael and his son David are to be arraigned Saturday before Justice W J Baxley for the second hearing, after postponements. Bail and previous rulings are noted, with both sides represented by counsel and jailed awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan UG. Carmichael
David Carmichael
A.C. Crawford
Dao G. Carmichael
Ben O. Hay
Aidige Crawford
Carmichael
Thorough probe of state penal system is plan
A resolution calling for a sweeping investigation of Alabama's convict camps and penal institutions was introduced by Representative Green of Dallas and sent to Rules. The measure authorizes a joint house senate committee to visit facilities, compel witnesses, and publish findings.
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Representative Green
Dallas
Montgomery
Ada
Alabama
House
Senate
Committee of Rules
Persuta
Plan to abolish two state offices proposed in Alabama
Montgomery January 14 The legislature moves to abolish the State Game and Fish Commissioner and the Immigration Commissioner. Bills would transfer the duties of both offices to clerks in the Agriculture Department, potentially saving jobs.
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Montgomery
Ala
She
Tale Poca
Sorrell
Agriculture Department
Wits
Fish and Hine Commission
Statyand
Wiergrass
Laverty and Brown Serve in Alabama Legislature
Montgomery reports Alabama's Legislature includes Laverty of Talladega who is blind and Brown of Jackson County who is deaf. Laverty’s wife assists him, Brown explains his hearing loss to the body, and the chamber debates a doorkeeper vote while Brown asks for consideration. The scene highlights challenges and persistence in state government.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Laverty
Talladega
C. W. Brown
Jackson County
Edward
Johnson
Huntsville
Brown
State Senate
Jackson
T. Fa
Daly
Rice Boilers on sale at Red Front 10c store
Large rice boilers offered at the Red Front 10 cent store with the slogan they “sell more for less” and the ad promising big bargains on practical kitchen items. The fragment notes the store’s pricing and sales pitch.
State Won't Pay Militia Expenses in Montgomery
A state house vote rejected funding militia costs for Montgomery escalation tied to the inauguration of Charles Henderson. Representative Sorrell of Tallapoosa introduced the resolution. rules were suspended and the motion passed with Henderson allies in support.
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Montgomery
Aledun
Grammar School Building Declares Event Amid Uncertain Weather
An unclear note from Pont miss Dr. Bells mentions a gathering at the Grammar School building at 8 a.m. The message conveys a rare treat and lingering uncertainty about conditions, with no firm details on participants or purpose.
Political turbulence reaches Alabama as bills loom
Readable fragments show debate over abolishing the Fish and Game Commission and county tax boards, plus proposed state expenditures for an exposition delegation and a new institute building. The piece notes opposition, campaign rhetoric, and preparations for an inauguration amid local political maneuvering and public sentiment.
Ozark Band To Play Henderson March At The Palace
The Ozark Band scheduled a public concert at the Palace tonight with selections by Miss Lillie Helle Caner. Audience turnout and finances are noted as a point of pride, with local vendors promoting savings at the Red Front 10c Store ahead of the event.
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Ozark
Henderson
Deme Derdan
Ark
Valace Theatre
Derdat
Patie
Itasielitit
Mypier Wally
Tamara Mareh
Osark
Inge Resting Quietly in Infirmary After Shooting
Bal Inge remains detained at a local infirmary with a bullet in his neck. Reported resting quietly this afternoon with no special changes in condition. No arrests have been made at the Cane.
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Bal
Red Front Advertises Fine Standard Sugar Offer
An ad notes a 25 lb sack of Fine Standard granulated sugar priced at $1.507 or so, with the store claiming “they sell more for less” at the Red Front. The line emphasizes value and bulk buying, typical of early 20th century retail promo copy.
Cottonwood House Burns Near Cottonwood
Fire swept the residence of T. W. Frith near Cottonwood yesterday. The blaze started in the chimney and damaged most household effects before the building was saved. Insurance details are not available.
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T. W. Frith
Cottonwood
Dothan
Referee Sets Aside Sales in Bankruptcy Case
Pollard of the bankrupt court was set aside as referee. The case involves Fox, Williams, Crawford and partners with disputes over next actions and interest in litigation. Stock and textile invoices show 8728.00 while totals reach 7008.00 in old accounts.
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Pollard
Tuck
Axtures
Fox, Williams
Tad
Crawford
Ground strewn with dead after hot engagement
Paris reports violent artillery duels along the battle line in France and Belgium. Northeast of Nabeune, German successes and French counterattacks are noted while trenches shift near Laon and Champagne. German air units are redeployed to Belgium with a Dunkirk raid tied to a presidential visit.
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Paris
Brench War Office
Nabeone
Buet
Champaign
Baunejour
Warm
Dan
Notthetal
Suimone
Plaeau
Perrieron
Shampaigie
Aisne
Heiss
Perthes
Beaursjoin
Nonain
Tourbe
Atuientiens Mat
West Flanders
Alsace
Muelhausen
Cernay
Afikirwch
Belgium
Ghent
Dunkirk
Pomeare
Hupp Motor Cars Factory Boosts Detroit Workforce
Kinnear district manager for Hupp Motor Car Company with agent Law arrived in Midh district last night to assess business conditions. He reports the Hupmobile factory in Detroit is booming and that a full force of employees is on the job, signaling strong production activity.
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Kinnear
Midh
Hupp
Motor Car Company
H. B. Law
Bankers in New York to Lend $12 Million to Russia
Several New York banks including J. P. Morgan & Company have agreed to lend Russia 12 million dollars. The loan, to be disbursed over one to four months, bears four and a half percent interest with an additional one percent for acceptance. Prominent Vetrograd bankers call this a forerunner of further credits from American financiers.
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Vetrograd
New York
3. P. Morgan & Company
Russia
Finassler
Banking group linked to Russia under government wrath
New York reports a banking group including City Bank amid U S tensions with Russia. The article notes a purely banking venture involving exports and government scrutiny as a matter of state concern, reflecting financial actors' role in international affairs.
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New York
Jan
HJ. P. Manyank Company
Cunthund
Wrath F
Banke Or
Benkerp
Russia
Rusdangori
United States
City Bank i
Desertion Epidemic Plagues Belgian Frontier Garrison
From Paris dated 13 The real tele tow for the ather guarding of Belgian-Dutoh frontier. Metin notes correction stating an epidemic of desertion began with the German after the battle of Teer. Between November 15 and December, 11,000 desertions were recorded from the Bragestewy garrison.
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Paris
Metin
Teer
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