Warrants for Veterans Here in Houston County
Probate office reports 102 of 346 pensioners in Houston County must show cause why their pension warrants should not be discontinued. Most pensioners will receive partial July pensions. October payouts depend on compliance. State efforts weed out ineligible recipients from the pension rolls before delivery of Confederate veteran pensions.
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Ome Hendred
Khon
Houston
Couve
Probete
Nomination of George 1 Marc o of Sanfranginta
Ambition to appoint George 1 Marc o of Sanfranginta as ambassador to Balsat faced Senate scrutiny. The government faced delays as the appointment awaited confirmation and committee review, with expectations of a prompt approval to advance diplomatic staffing.
Headland Official Announces RAFTERS NAGAR Retirement List
An announcement in Dothan today notes fifteen air bases will retire to make room for younger staff. Williams cites twenty years of service among the retirees, including Rufitta T and T Wo Howell of Headland seen in town briefly.
Prohibition in Effect in the Navy Today
Washington reports Secretary Dantely orders prohibition of intoxicants in the Navy except for medical use, signaling a sudden change in nourishment and many officers seeking treatment. On July 4 holiday banks will close, and the post office will operate limited hours.
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Dantely
Cotton acreage falls amid year of shifts and declines
Reports show a sharp drop in cotton acreage this year with extensive reductions noted across regions. The article mentions a list of affected districts and months with percentages illustrating the decline. Police report captures of kidnappers and a fugitive tied to a separate incident, with further details on arrests.
Conference in Mexico Aims to Decide Leadership Amid Military Ties
The conference in Mexico, called by Vilis, gathers supporters who urge the chief backer to take both political and military command. The meeting seeks to determine any role in the forthcoming revelation and clarify if he will lead, or step aside.
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Atte Vilis
Tein
Rowan Convicted of White Slavery
A full pardon was granted to Wes Annie Stark, convicted in a U S court for white slavery about four months ago. The pardon, signed by Judge Newman and District Attorney Alexander, was received in Atlanta and the woman will be released early Wednesday. She has been in frail health in the Fulton county jail and is expected to be transported to her cell in the women’s ward.
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Atlanta
Wes Annie Star
United States
Feder
Thompson Case Goes to Trial by Circuit Court Jury
Thompson charged with killing Bill Best by revolver in a circuit court trial concluded shortly after dusk. The jury heard testimony after the defense rested and closing arguments were pending as the judge prepared to instruct the panel. A co defendant, Pearcy, faced separate charges and potential verdicts were discussed during the session.
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Chartz
Thompson
Bill Best
Station Determ
Shompson
Jeste
Montgomery preacher returns to lead service at Baptist church
Dr Montgomery, who had gone to conduct revision services, appeared at the church this evening to preach at the eight o'clock service. The late arrival was noted by the congregation during the meeting.
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Montgomens
Birt Baptist
Montgomery
Daring
Mulkey Anerd Appears in Local Election Returns
In Geneva and surrounding areas the returns show Mulkey Anerd winning in a contested local race. The report notes counts for Houston, Geneva, Henry, and Coffer with several names listed among supporters and observers present.
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Speinkes
Huttock
Mulkey
Houston
Geneva
Babe
Henry
Huerta Readies Family Amid Mexico Crisis
Unofficial Mexican reports indicate President Huerta sent his son and daughter toward Puebla as tension rises in the capital. Dispatches from Washington note foreign observers tracking moves amid growing unrest.
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Huerta
Puen
No New Cases Bubonic Plague at New Orleans
The brief reports no new bubonic plague cases in New Orleans as authorities monitor the city. Early references mention rat control measures and immediate steps to curb spread, with notes on rat hosts and public health actions underway.
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New Orleans
Extermination Campaign Ties to State Operations and Community Loss
A fragmentary report recalls a long campaign tied to state actions along the Mississippi River with references to a prominent figure and a large fortune. The damaged text mentions a public inquiry and ties to departments and operations, implying a significant historical conflict and casualties.
Sudden Death Shocks Community After Local Tragedy
A sudden death is reported in a local area with connections to church figures. Officials describe the event as mysterious with mentions of a funeral at a cemetery and inquiries into the cause. Neighbors recall a recently active family and note church associations among the deceased.
Man Eludes Officer Encounters Firemen
A disjointed report describes a teen fleeing an officer and encountering firemen, with garbled phrases about a drugstore, a lookout, and a pursued plan. The fragments mention a "page r" and a tense scene involving local responders and bystanders.
Roosevelt condemned for attack on Wilson administration
A fragmented report accuses Theodore Roosevelt of attacking the Wilson administration. The piece references political tensions and mentions a program linked to the era, implying public controversy and partisan discourse.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
United States Consider Intervention in Mexico
Fragmentary report indicates U.S. officials weigh potential intervention in Mexico amid rising civil unrest. Text notes warnings and concerns from various sources about regional stability and security implications.
Senate Budget Talks With President Clog Through Dull Session
Fragmented notes describe senators conferring with the president on bills, adjournment schedules, and committee actions. The report mentions a public reception and various unnamed officials, with dinner and speeches interspersed among legislative chatter.
Unclear OCR Fragment on Local Strike and Police Action
Fragmentary text describes a Constabulary activity in a valley with references to a strike and a crowd. Names and places are garbled. no coherent event, date, or outcome emerges from the readable lines. Further readable details are not available in this segment.
Birmingham Cannot Issue Bonds for Auditorium Construction
The Supreme Court ruled Birmingham cannot issue bonds for erecting a municipal auditorium. The case, Gus Cala AA Ceargs AO Ward et al, held the 186X act misapplied Section 1421 of the Code. The decision reversed a chancery finding and remanded for action consistent with legislative authority.
Frayed OCR Note Sparks Unclear Item in Grid Report
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a local item about a public event or listing. Readable elements reference a parade or street scene, but concrete names, places, or dates are absent, leaving only partial details and unclear context.
Local grocery ad lists flour bacon syrup and feed items
An aged ad offers fine flour at various prices and sizes plus bacon country goods or syrup. It promotes low cash prices and mentions multiple staples like mixed feed and cotton seed with a phone contact and a sales pitch to bargain on trade.
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