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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1913
Page
1
A lone robber entered the First state area near Purand after noon today and fled toward woods. He gave his name Virgil Perrine, age 20, from Bi Lewis. The robber was caught late today when caught in the woods. About $400 in pid was found on him.
John Adams, described in the report as a black man, was convicted in the Circuit Court this morning on a charge related to an adult act that involved concealment. The record notes the garage area and related details as part of the case.
Farmers in Jackson report large, high quality onions ready for sale despite uncertain markets. Survey of growers notes previous crops and freight challenges, with profitable outlook amid ongoing agricultural adjustments and spring conditions.
The Princess Players Tabloid Co of Wisconsin joins thehardwood at the Lue Theatre for a matinee and evening program. The troupe, featuring 5 Bret class players, promises a unique array of comic acts and reveals. Fettinne Ross to perform as a special guest. DOOSTING BUSINESS offers a light comedy with admission 10 and 15 cents.
Governor O Neal accepts the resignation of Troy from the private secretary post to become general counsel for the governor’s wife in a foreign corporation. Kirkman ONeal, a Naval Academy graduate, is named temporary successor and will assume duties July 1.
Fragmented account shows Charlton facing removal threats tied to a U S Supreme Court case. The report mentions a murder in 1916, a honeymoon incident, and a long exile ending with a return to a northern county. Details are unclear due to text garble.
Fragmented OCR style notes discuss a cake theft case, donations for a Salvation Army plea, and requests for water fountain access. Names and places are garbled. the piece mentions Cap MiAfee, Crawford street, and Lookout, with calls for aiding children and concerns about public fountains and drinking water in town.
An article describes a county court or jury selection process opening for the third week. It notes an early morning start and the effort to organize jurors, with the upcoming important events and deadlines mentioned. The text references Houston County and local court procedures.
An article from Washington July 6 reports strict enforcement by the government of Columbia laws and provisions. It notes timely adherence by officials and limited leniency, with references to clubs and hotels in context of security and social order.
A garbled report describes a theater incident at the Palace Theater involving a person named Moyth or Mo yth Yo Maguire and frog drama, with sound effects and a moving picture. It mentions Mr Krx, once with Cow Park Promatie Company, amid an artyel ult wilonidos.
A garbled OCR report references Hamer Hrackla, Loyd murder, and Wickssurg events with trials for Charlie Brackley, Packt, and Th etin Trobinkun linked to the Boyd murder. Details are unclear, but trials were set or adjourned amid confusion.
Bar Tenders union threatens a walkout as cooks and waiters refuse to take orders from a rival group. Mister business manager of the union comments tonight as negotiations continue for tomorrow morning action.
Unclear text from a historic clipping shows Joba Mo Wallac announcing a bid for governor against Comer, claiming to defend a record. The document references July events in Birmingham and Franklin County and mentions an auction party with Malone Furniture.
A fragmented Chicago juvenile account describes a sale scene where two youths struggle to understand moral turns. They face a mysterious auction involving a cow and a waiter, with odd dialogue about a rough sketch and a peculiar 40 percent note. The passage hints at a tense, surreal event and a subsequent fetch for a different location.
In a pared down report, AX KABY VICTOR secured a clear victory in a contested event amid Panama City activity. The action notes a dominant performance with Panama City hailed, while other contenders faded.
A letter argues county commissioners must restore funds for road work and oppose tax cuts that favor corporations. It defends the Board of Revenue for maintaining road improvements, noting high corporate taxes and urging residents to back the current road program while criticizing tax reductions.
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