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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
1
An unidentified pair attempted a daytime burglary at the Ussery home on East LaFayette Street around 4 pm. They ransacked rooms, stole clothing and a revolver, but fled when Mrs Ussery entered and scared them off. bloodhounds were unavailable to追追列追追.
Joe Foxworth of tear Granger faced a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner CS Tutwiler on two counts of ablaeit eidhnpy and was bound over to the federal grand jury under a 4200 bond. Austin Knowles of Henry Counts also faced a similar charge and was bound over to the grand jury under a 6200 bond.
The Dupree Sisters perform a rag time program at the Empress. Misa Blanche Dupree impersonates a negro character and plays guitar in Somebody Heen Around Here. Eleanor Dupree sings Them Nigger Blues with spotlight. Kenneth Waite gains public favor as a singer.
Berlin reports a three hour engagement near the Falkland Islands region resulted in the sinking of a British battle cruiser and two destroyers. Berlin says a German torpedo boat confirmed the sinking while a German airship observed British ships. British claims of no losses are challenged and British repairs are noted.
A New York man named Mike Donovan sent boxing gloves to the White House for the president's grandchild. The gift, described in a garbled clipping, mentions former president Humert and aims to encourage the baby to learn to use the gloves.
Local note records Wolf Robern of Ashford visiting W Gary Middanbasts today with no further details available.
New York client Hinakh Thaw pleads not guilty to the charge of conspiracy in a case brought from New York. He remains in custody at the Tombs as his counsel seeks bail and a later court date. The proceedings included delays and inquiries about representation and possible transfer to hospital care for medical reasons.
Washington reports the stock yards in Pittaturg and Chicago area ordered closed by the Department of Agriculture due to new foot and mouth infection warnings. Incoming cattle may be allowed for immediate slaughter while outgoing traffic is halted to prevent spread.
Canadian mills increased production as pulp wood demand rose through the year. Analysts note higher capacity utilization and stronger exports to global markets, with several facilities expanding workers and throughput to meet orders.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses contraband war materials and food, with scattered mentions of nations, ships, markets, and wartime commerce. The garbled lines reference States, trade routes, and hoarded goods amid a broader wartime context.
Fragmented text references Creeiman Cees and a Dothan Bank with an unclear petition. Mentions a 2 percent rate, legal language about notes and debt, and a Bank War framing. Names and places are inconsistently identifiable amid garbled OCR.
In a tense dispute from the city, Black firemen face potential unemployment as labor leaders and officials clash over promotions and responses to alleged harassment. Attorneys for the enginemen argue for protection of workers while White colleagues are cited in moves to reassign or replace personnel.
Reported today that President Wilken will veto the migration bill after a conference with leaders from both houses. Senators Levige, Prownt, Danke and others argued the bill would fail to pass civil tests, while White House aides urged delaying action pending further review.
Burnett plans an appeal after actions tied to a political inquiry. The discussion centers on potential parliamentary moves and the influence of presidential approvals on the investigation timeline and party unity.
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