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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1915
Page
2
Berlin delivered Germany’s note on submarine warfare to American ambassador James W. Gerard late that night. The full text is being translated and key paragraphs have been sent to Washington. Officials plan to withhold the document from press until the official version is ready.
In San Francisco delegates at the National Convention of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage discuss William Jennings Bryan's refusal to aid suffrage efforts. Bryan replies he would not speak for the organization or move to support the amendment, citing opposition from the Democratic party and labor concerns.
Avanta Georgia July 9 1914 Dothan Alabama man pleaded guilty to falsely impersonating a United States officer. He was sentenced by Judge Newman to one year and one day in federal prison after being sought since March 1914 when he fled.
Williams and Co. staged a novelty display by showering their street with straw hats frozen inside a block of ice in front of the store. The public is encouraged to watch as the ice melts, drawing attention to bargains and new advertising innovations.
Dr Meadows outlined cattle tick losses in the county and a plan for eradication at a per infected animal cost. Dr Templeton urged strong breed stock with sound feet and lungs for hogs. Auburn visitors including McAdory Templeton Meadows Hood joined the discussions as farmers showed keen interest.
Notice of attachment issued by J W Fetham N P and Ex officio as to Garnishment of wages owed by Atlanta & St Andrew Railroad to a non resident defendant. Publication to run three weeks prior to July 28 1915 in The Dethan Eagle. Local official stamp and reference 16-17-26de.
The Dothan team rallied from a 6 2 deficit to beat Brunswick 8 to 6 yesterday. Poole pitched well and tied the score with a clutch hit while Reidy and his teammates provided consistent hitting in a game with only one rough inning.
The Georgia State League shows Dothan 6 Bronawick 0, Valdosta 1 Gainesville 0, Waycross 2 Thomanville 1. Yesterday results list Dothan, Bronawick, Valdosta, Gainesville, Waycross, Thomanville, and standings indicate upcoming games Valdosta at Thomanville Waycross at Dothan Gainesville at Brunswick.
Four masked men stopped the New York and New Orleans train near Greenville Alabama early today looting mail and baggage cars. A railroad worker PHIL McRae was found dead on the observation platform due to heart failure. One crew member injured, passengers unhurt as suspects attempted to flee the scene after forcing the train to stop.
Marshall Blanchet, a white man, allegedly shot Will Tarver, a Black man, near Conger turpentine area. Preliminary hearing in Ardilla set bond at 1000 dollars, bond not posted. Testimony conflicted, some witnesses say Blanchet invited Tarver to come closer before gunfire.
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