Huge committee forming for Col Mallory in Alabama
An 1914 style political notice reports a large Alabama alliance forming to back Col Mallory for governor. Key organizers include Birmingham figures and prohibition allies, with Reuben Holb and Captain Reuben Miller named as potential chairs in Jefferson County and the state. The piece traces Mallory's campaign landscape and notes other likely candidates and party dynamics across the state.
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Southern Commerce Group Plans Major Canal Expo
Owing to the South's rise in trade the 11th annual convention of the Southern Commercial Congress convened in Mobile. Key figures like J Owen Waituing, Hush, and Ambrecht outlined goals for a decisive Pan American exposition in September 1910, with delegates en route from the gulf states to Central America. Speakers stressed expanding water transportation from the South to rival the Pacific coast, backed by Birmingham’s $20,000,000 canal project to link the Warrior River to Mobile waterways.
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Fire damages houses on Cherry Street after weekend blaze
A Saturday night fire caused minor damage to several nearby homes on Cherry Street. Officials say the blaze started in a closely situated building, but the origin remains under investigation. No injuries were reported, and residents aided by local responders.
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Doctor stitches halt of heart surgery shock headline
A dramatic description from New Orleans details a world first heart operation at Charity Hospital. Surgeon Keepha Thann performed the delicate procedure amid heavy bleeding, successfully opening the chest and stitching the heart. The patient survived the high risk operation, though complications nearly claimed his life.
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Death of Mrs Bennett Veit Wether of Baan Beye Utd
Mrs Bennett Veit Wether of Baan Beye Utd died Saturday morning at five o clock after several weeks of illness. Her death followed a long residence with her family in Dothun. The family and relatives were summoned. services and arrangements are to be held in the City later.
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Purte Moon Family Seeks Clothing for Salvation Army Aid
Captain and Mrs Moon request donations of clothing and footwear for all ages to aid victims supported by the Salvation Army. They report daily demands, noting many widows and families in need, urging volunteers to deliver items or call for pickup. Donations of men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing are gratefully accepted.
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Crevasse Water Threat Near Milo and Minessai Rail Line
A disrupted waterway near Milo, involving the Sarena and Minessai Valley rail line, interrupts zoning plans and farm activity. Authorities warn that a crevasse may worsen, affecting irrigation, road access, and local farms, with potential costs for care and maintenance projected through the coming months.
Supreme Court orders arrest of General Sickles in wartime case
Amid wartime confusion a Supreme Court order commands the arrest of General Sickles. The document, read to veterans on a Monday afternoon, notes the arrest action and the transfer of the case to a military or civil authority. Witnesses and officers present report terse proceedings and unclear charges while the veteran community reacts to the unprecedented move.
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HIRE Bho bo PEETRE DAMAGE LAST NCO
Fragmentary OCR text describes a hire and damage event with unclear names and numbers. A near total loss of detail leaves the incident and participants ambiguous, though references to damage costs and departure from a gate are visible. The record preserves the fragmentary mention of a potential wartime context.
Benathlon Theatre Onstage For Night Of New Acts
Fragmented OCR text indicates a theatre event at Senn Satione venue featuring performances by Benathlon Theatre and artists including Doane and Degler. Details are unclear but mentions a Friday or week program with potential three acts and audience engagement.
Congress Work On Early Legislation Plans Amid Talks Of Reform
Amid a push to advance early legislation, congressional committees press ahead with currency, pensions, and appropriation measures. President Wilson faces expectations on tariff and industrial policy as party factions weigh timing and scope of actions.
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Untitled fragment notes city utility work disruption
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a city bus crew at work near a street, with mentions of workers and covers at manholes. The text is garbled but implies utility repairs and ongoing maintenance affecting streets and drainage. No clear dates or names are readable.
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PIECTION G2 COMPANY F TMG PLACE TON
Fragmentary OCR notes describe G2 Company F at TMG Place Ton with a mention of 8 men and a reputation as top drillers. References a Colonel Hubbard First Regiment and Adj Gen Hexdly Montgomer y, plus Goodwin from a hospital and a training scenario.
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Wandering performer tours United States amid reparations talk
A nameless wanderer known as a noted actor toured the United States with a home orchestra, claiming to represent American people in a discussion on reparations. The event featured discussions on personal appearance and staged performances alongside audience interactions.
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