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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1913
Page
1
Cornish Bo duly 14 Prest ent Wilson practically ended his adjournment and will be back in Washington after longing for a respite. The president, fond of his summer home, faces a long rest and the fate of the country rests on adjournment timing as party leaders concede no immediate return.
A court hearing in Wisconsin yesterday highlighted the new marriage statute requiring parental consent when one party is under age. Frederick Wellard Ghyena Olt sought to wed Misabeth Schattmann, prompting the local justice to enforce the law as Mrs Frhalimann arranged for her 60 year old mother to testify for consent, revealing an awkward scene in the courthouse.
Washington July 11 William McDonald of Michigan filed a brief with the House claiming the Twelfth District seat. Former holder Hy Olin Yeung has resigned and the House is expected to rule in McDonald’s favor.
Three young women drowning in the Schuylkill River near Philadelphia are reported amid a thunderstorm. Mary Verghood and Grace Lex of the city, and Miss Hel Green of Philadelphia, were among the party caught by sudden waves as their boat overturned. Rescue efforts continued but three girls did not surface.
The Rev. denounced graft and immorality in city affairs urging citizens who voted for the current administration to join a post service meeting. He warned of financial mismanagement and called for reform, drawing a large male congregation and planning a council of church and civic leaders for action.
Tonight at eight oclock a meeting of the Missionary Union and the official board of WM will be held at the Prebyterian church. The movement seeks to formulate a plan with Ted and Jessensin. delegates from the city will attend.
Three houses described as having sanitation and baths were sold for a total of 34000. Listings mention rent or value of 8 per month per unit. The notice provides an address and a phone number for inquiries.
The young American with California papers signed by the State Department faces trial in a foreign case. His wife, described as a beautiful young woman, reportedly became a widow after a grim incident. The man, detained, claims innocence and notes a delicate mental state amid alleged Italian prison horrors. Authorities in Calvn Government discuss proceedings and possible exile.
Inckwon July 11 The married couple of Job a and Ve wife were found murdered on their farm about ten miles east of Talkon ghusts near Rosin rownls. The couple had been shot with the bodies left in the field. A neighbor reported seeing a man near the road as the tragedy occurred. Local authorities, including Sheriff and Segteant, searched nearby farms and fields but could not locate the killer. The victims were said to be of poor means, with the farm roughly forty acres in size.
A scattered report references a youth linked to a bride death and a California incident involving a man’s family. It notes alleged inducement, travel with his father, and a pattern of posing in pictures that stirred public concern about fame and moral dangers.
Atlanta group reports a case where a widow is alleged to have caused her husband’s death through morphine and drug use after his illness. Police investigations followed after the widow’s linked activities were noted, and authorities questioned whether foul play occurred as a cause of death.
A vehicle collision on Main Street yesterday afternoon injured multiple people including Mr Leo Cole and family members. The car sustained heavy damage with the tender panel bent, and urgent care was provided. Police and witnesses described a high speed impact, with serious injuries feared for several passengers.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall and a garbled reference to Washington figures. The readable parts imply a biographical or political context but lack clear events or dates.
A jagged OCR fragment describes a southwestern district event involving property of TE Himoterg. It mentions a fire incident, a renewal issue, and a plan to depart tomorrow for a political event in Georgia. Names and some terms are unclear due to text damage.
A fragmented draft from Birmingham outlines a plan for two runoff primaries to nominate state and local candidates. It questions the need for multiple primaries when fields are crowded, arguing about the conditions under which two ballots would be required and who decides candidate eligibility.
The ambassador protests perceived treason during a Mexico City demonstration led by miners. Officials fear public unrest and demand order as youth and officers clash, with potential violence and calls for reparation if harm occurs.
The item notes towns around Dothan booming with development while Dothan stalls expecting a blow. It cites Albany factoring meat plants and other ventures, a potato pumaery, and fertilizer factories, all drawing workers away. It laments unemployment and fires, saying Dothan has no plan or initiative this season.
Fragmentary note reports a vivid stage scene amid a wet setting. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at a romantic or tragic drama with striking imagery and a public performance tone. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Unclear OCR text describes a time line with admission at 1 pm and mention of ages and counts. Names and places are unreadable, making specifics impossible to identify. The fragment hints at an event schedule or enrollment, but no concrete facts survive for accurate summarization.
A public notice states a meeting by Dr Chantyaa on Wednesday night at 8 pm at the Lonikht Cluinge hall. The event is organized by Leh 1 Willams, acting on behalf of the authorities. Citizens are advised to attend and follow official directions.
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