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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1914

Page

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President to name Democrat for Lurton seat

Avington reports the list of possible nominees for Justice Lurton’s vacant Supreme Court seat includes Fatt McReynolds Shields Lehman Lane Payne and Dunne. With two Democrats already on the court the President is expected to name a Democrat to fill the vacancy.

Avbington United States Supreme Court Lurton Fatt McReynolds Sellator Shields Tennessee Frederick Lehman Missouri Secreary Lane John B. Payne Chicago Dunne Iols Supreme c

City council urged to appoint info point for water and light outages

A letter urges the city council to require the new water and light superintendent to station a phone operator to answer public inquiries during outages. The writer notes repeated service interruptions inconvenience thousands, calling for transparent updates and better communication about when power and water will resume.

Aines Pothan Ligbia Rendigeax Hwan

Dothan Guards Prepare for Annual Encampment

The Dothan Guards drill in preparation for the annual encampment to be held soon in Montgomery. Captain C. J. Morrie will command and the militiamen will carry their dinners, aiming to set excellent records and uphold past standards.

C. J. Morrie Montgomery

Justice of the Peace resigns. Butler tipped as successor

A. Wood resigns after several years as Justice of the Peace. T. W. Butler is expected to receive the appointment and succeed him in the post.

JT. A. Wood T. W. Butler Ube

Tax Cases Before The Commissioner

The County Commissioners court sits today to hear responses in numerous tax cases where property owners challenge assessed values. Several taxpayers claim assessments are inflated or misapplied, with proceedings to determine if ratings should stand or be adjusted.

County Commissioners Court Xension Ln Wennion

Vagrancy Convictions Lead to Road Labor Sentences

In Mayor Baker's court Pe and F D Rehridee faced vagrancy charges and, upon conviction, were ordered to work on county roads under supervisors McEachin and Stokes after paying fines. Ethridge also received six months hard labor. Ed Ange and others connected to the case were mentioned as present or associated with the sentences.

Tre F. D. Rehridee McEachin M. Stokes T Ethridge Ed Ange Baker

Stocks and Bonds Burned in Atlanta Garbage Fire

In Macon Georgia on July 13 a thief dumped 2000 stocks and bonds valued at thirty thousand dollars into a crematory garbage can from a stolen suit case. A garbage man believed them worthless and burned them.

Macon J.C. Cowper Atlante

Body to be buried in Clarkaville after Lurton death

Atlantic City July 13 arrangements were completed for removing the body of late Justice Lurton to Clarkaville, Tenn, where it will be buried Wednesday from the Episcopal church, of which he was a vestryman.

Cofppert Lon Oppert Dothan Atlantic City N. J Justice Lurton Clarkaville Wedgestay Episcopal Church Vestryman

Kideks and Reownies at Sertrkleed Bros

Fragmentary text notes a July 2 Washington reference, an investigator connected to a toater trust exposed by a Davies report, and a statement by Representative Tevenner about sixteen hundred ty-tour Umber owners controlling a twentieth of the tagged eres in the United States, with unclear context.

Washington Toater Trust Davies Tevenner Liti, Roth United States

EXPECT FIGHTING TO CEASE TILL HUERTA ABDICATES

Washington reports temporary cessation of fighting anticipated in Mexico due to Huerta’s expected abdication. Carranza to negotiate with Francisco Carballal as provisional president favorite. Villa moves toward Mexico City and Chihuahua as Zapata is pressed in the south.

Huerta Washington Mexico Carranzi Francisco Carabral Maer Vera Cruz Europe Republic of Chihuachuw Zapata Trstis

Not Guilty Moon Freed After Second Degree Murder Trial

Robert Moon is acquitted of second degree murder in a Circuit Court trial. Jurors, after hours of deliberation, found him not guilty. Moon thanked jurors and Judge Ingram, promising never to forget their service, and left the courtroom at about 4:20 AM with supporters and officials nearby.

Angela Robert Moon Moon Baelock L Alouk Teri Prysted Xyto Weloek Iyneleon Cabot Sheryl Wok Hay S& Aetelack Robert Moun H. A. Pearen Tonk Judas Robert Maan Sith Qian

Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at Foster Street Church

Powan District Methendial church invites Alladien district members to join Thursday night and Friday meetings focused on domestic and foreign missions. A. Mrs. Wallace Hunter, District Secretary, will lead with local interests and activities announced.

Woman's Missionary Society Powan

Jones Warburg Fight Causes Wrong Impression

Washington reports on a contentious Jones Warburg confirmation fight. President endorsement circulated amid Senate discussions with limited Senator Reed and Hite present, while others supported Warburg behind the scenes. No conclusive outcome yet as banking committee awaits further testimony.

Washington Jone Warburg Wilsonside Senate Reed Hite Abe

Bank official linked to missing funds seen in Canton

Jay Herman and Hofmeister, officers at Colonial Trust Co, were questioned today in Canton regarding the disappearance of substantial funds. Stone, the company president, suspects a theft at the vault location near Yeuagi town, Ohio, during the hour of the incident.

Tiliaburg Jay Herman Erehers Ores Hofmeister Assiatugl Colonial Trust Co Canton Dasiltirton da Mas Ty Janes Bo Chapit Glee Stamo Uerowafe Yeuagi Town Ohio

Fragmentary OCR Column Tells of Stolen Kodak Case

A partial police notice describes a student reporting a stolen kodak and requesting information on its owner. Officers traced the device to a suspect after a pharmacy premise call and an arrest in a nearby town.

Wayeorss Kodak Af G. Motiras White Rau Seale Pharmacy Ant Tier Wuldia Putrehaser Bowls

Democrats Again Turn Down the Suffragists

In Washington on July 18 a report says Democrat lawmakers refused to meet with suffragists in the capital rotunda to hear their plea for a special line of the committee. The call was not signed by representatives including famed quarters from Tennessee who refused to sign.

Washington Rotunda Aly Qurrett Tennesser

May start tomorrow on new city hall building site

Local reports indicate construction of the new city hall at North Main and Main Street may begin tomorrow. Officials say work will proceed despite earlier delays and aim to complete the project within the planned schedule.

North

Young Men in Dothan Plan Meeting on Tuesday

The Young Men's Club of Dothan invites members to a Tuesday gathering at North Foster Street for a meeting about future plans and committee tasks. Officers Tampkins and Martin urge attendance to discuss matters affecting the group and its activities.

Cath ‘Ail Alflen Toenhere Dothan Elft Foster Ine Pyraone Mindwaing Huneay Mate Vern

Mount Holyoke Leader Addresses Women’s Education

Mary B. Walley, president of Mount Holyoke College, speaks on the need for disciplined intellectual development in women. The address defends serious study and calls for improved standards in female higher education.

New York Mary B. Walley Mount Holyoke Cobtere Hames

Squirrel Visits White House Lawn Meets New Cat

A brief, light note reports a squirrel near the White House grounds greeting a new cat named Mex as it bounds across the lawn, drawing a small moment of amusement. The scene captures a tiny domestic humor amid official surroundings.

Farratc 000K Belic Pandale Poultry Permit

Fragmentary notice indicates Belic Farratc seeks legal permit to crow at a poultry yard in Pandale. Owner Rota reportedly plans operation with a leanian helper and guards. Details unclear due to damaged text and missing dates.

Local Court Hears Twisting Case in Savannah Area

A disputed case moves through the Savannah court system with enforcement officials presenting evidence. The trial references a lead suspect and a prior procedural step, while witnesses are examined and filings noted.

Suspected homicide claim over bloodied enterer worth 99 ties

A report notes Mrs Harvey Jonesio allegedly killed by a person named in the fragment. The text mentions a bloodied enterer and a value of 99, but the garbled OCR makes details unclear and names uncertain.

Fake money scam by pocketbook trickster ends in police arrest

A countryman fell for a staged game in which a faker placed $100 in a wallet and urged him to surrender it for a larger gain. The ruse exploited gullible players until authorities halted the scheme and jailed the manipulator.

Almgnata Daly Pegro Whem

Campaign to awaken farmers against boll weevil threat

Traveling agents for the Central's Department of Agriculture interview farmers in Barbour county Alabama and Quitman county Georgia. They distribute literature and state land premiums as part of a campaign to warn farmers of boll weevil danger and promote action for next year.

Aurauta Ata

Detectives Seek Revolver Linked to Mrs Bailey Death

Detectives pursue the revolver believed to have killed Mrs Bailey and search for the weapon’s location, aiming to identify the person who altered or concealed the firearm. The case involves analysis of telegrams and reports from Geneva and New York amid ongoing investigations.

Tres Bois Al Co in Hon Lyk Man

A garbled local notice from Wighamton New York describes a house or event with names Frank Herrington and Mar rington. The text is largely unreadable but mentions a transfer or movement and an improvised scene with uncertain outcomes.

Tres Bois

Newburg NY Widow Must Obtain Piggirdle Certificate

In Newburg New York a widow named Pred ghidi must obtain a piggible certificate before the carsui angle for perforin. The Wayne county eugenics law requires the certificate to operate under the local rules. The notice emphasizes compliance with the county regulation.

Newburg N.Y Ghidi Wayne County Eugenics

Dothan Chamber To Host Get Together Meeting

Southeast Alabama cantaloupe market faces overproduction with many fruits valued at low prices. A local note reports a July 13 marriage elopement of Bara Henline and Mine Dorr, aged 67 and 24, respectively, after a bonding elopement in Jol.

Dothan Chamber of Commeres Conry Alabama Man Elove Hoomington Bara Henline Fan Dorr Jol

First Baptist Church Adds 30 New Members

The First Baptist Church reports thirty eight pew members added after a series of services ending with a baptism at the close of the week. Evangelist Montgomery led the revival and twenty converts were baptized. Pastor Hy Jennings preached and plans were announced for future work at another site.

Pew First Baptist Church Montgomery Hew Hy Jennings Pantar Sriyena Hervices vi Ie Baphet Bren

Monday Examination For Teachers In Alameda County

The Alameda County Superintendent John M Odum announces a Monday teachers examination for certification in state teaching, to be held at Hink Behoot balling nat. Applicants must report by 4 o clock for instructions and recording work. Fees shown include a penny tone record and varying amounts.

Tates Teanh Pehenia Alebara Werorio County Cuperintendent John M. Odum

New Haven MOA accused of corruption and mismanagement

An Interstate Commerce Commission report finds the New Haven MOA rail road in wasteful mismanagement and faults directors, recommending criminal charges and dissolution actions to hold directors accountable.

Wankington New Haven Fonc Tnws Holding

Palace Theatre Seeks Laughs In Two Reel Show

A brief notice describes a Palace Theatre program featuring a popular character sloner and a comic performer with illustrated acts. Admission is quoted as 2 reels prime and 3 cents for the matinee and evening shows.

Sloner Charactar

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