Judge Hendrick frees Harry K Thaw in historic ruling
New York July 16 Harry K Thaw was declared sane by a Supreme Court justice who imposed a $35000 bail and allowed his release. The State announced an appeal while Thaw, flanked by family, prepared to leave the courthouse amid cheers from a several hundred strong crowd.
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New York
Harry Ky Thaw
Supreme Court
Peter A. Hendrick
Hendrick
Thaw
Court House
DT O
Harry K. Thaw
Edgar Bromberger
Justice Dowling
Bromberger
Stanchfield
Vittsburg
Twin Calves Born to Adams Jersey Cow
Adams reports his Jersey cow Twin Calves produced a fine set of twin heifer calves this morning. The animals are large and well developed. He expects strong performance from the twins as they mature.
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Adams
Saint Dan
Leifers
Fire Damages Range Street Home. Fire Crew Quickly Quells Blaze
A small fire on Range Street owned by RW Lisenby and occupied by Gus Sewell broke out about two this afternoon. The fire was caused by sparks on the roof and fire chief estimates damage at 16 to 20. The blaze was extinguished quickly after the fire company arrived.
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Rector
Lisenby
Gus Sewell
Wpurks
First Open Boll Arrives From Wiggins Farm
Mr Wiggins living about four miles out on route three brought to town the first open boll of cotton this season. The boll opened naturally yesterday and his fifteen acres all progress well. The boll weevil has not appeared in his community yet.
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We IL Wiggins
Wiggins Mays
Plans for 675000 bonded warehouse in Dothan considered
Stockholders of Farmers Union Warehouse Company met in Sheriff Mays office in Monastan county to plan a bonded warehouse at Dothan. A site committee was appointed including J E F Boswell C C Dalton Godwin J Whitden and W S Barnes to report next Saturday. Meetings will use Sheriff Mays office for services while concerns about construction and capacity were discussed. The facility would store cotton and other products, with officers listed as LE Remwell president L D Kelly vice president O Gab Win secretary-treasurer.
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Dothan
Slmctis Nedto
Farmers Union Warehouy Company
Sherif May
J. EF. Boswell
C. C. Dalton
Godwin
J. Whitden
W. S. Barnes
Tay
Sheri May
Weaf Hin
Monastan County
Qothio
Cneluing G.ow
Midi AL VY. Mae
Gidi
Warebwu
Farmers
Chien Warehouse Company
LE. Remwell
Kelly
Gab Win
Ecretary-Treagher
An Oy
Look Who's Here New Thrasher Hotel El
A fragmentary roster lists names and cities across Alabama Georgia New York Pennsylvania and Missouri. Individuals include Ferguson Hartford Elba Cordele Montgomery Birmingham Atlanta St Louis and Scranton among others with scattered initials and titles.
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New Thrasher
EL Ferguson
Hartford
Elba
J. ON
Childre
F. Collins
Trey
W. OR. Chapman
City
N.M. Dolley
Americas
T. Beach
Montgomery
Ald
Head
A. Winslow
Slocum
Ala
W. OM. Pound
Birmingham
W. Lee
Atlanta
W. Peterson
D. Mayers
Ilenn Williams
J. Lervin
St. Louis
G. Page
Sameon
Cauney
New Officers Elected at Central Warehouse and Gun Co Meeting
J T Young was elected president and John Sanders secretary treasurer of the Central Warehouse and Gun Company at a Friday afternoon meeting at 4 o clock. They succeed WH Crawford and MP Dann who resigned. It is understood new capital plans are underway and organization plans are progressing.
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J. T. Young
John Sanders
Central Warehawse and Gun Company
Crawford
Dann
Dothan Wins First Of Double Header
The first game of the double header between Thomaville and Dothan was won by Dothan 3 to 0. At the press time, one inning had been played in the second game and Thomsville led while the score remained close.
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Flag League
Action Taker
Wa ‘Om
Dothan
Cininexville
Fla
Elubs
Waycross
Brunnwick
Dick Jenison
Thomasville
Orphat
Thoaneeille
Unloved Wife Kills Self and Two Babies
A Philadelphia woman killed herself and her two infants after alleging her husband forced her to bear many children. The man, identified as Mrs Manwhip’s spouse, faced the aftermath as authorities investigated the tragedy and the motive cited is coercive control.
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Philadephia
Todis
Hodge Beats Thomasville In Tight Pitchers Battle
Clarence Hodge bested Thomasville in a close pitchers duel, the Snail team victory 2 to 1 despite key injuries to the Or squad, marking one of the season’s hardest fought games.
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Clarence Hodge
Pearson
Thomasville
Moonshine Arrest Ties to Taxation Law Talk in Kentucky
In Whitesburg area near Whitesburg Kentucky three young women were arrested on suspicion of moonshine running. The report notes ongoing taxation debates and revenue bills affecting drink operations and public notices from government offices.
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Louinville
Maery White
Anna Creech
Mary Jane Wilson
Whitesburg
First heat victim dies in city street collapse
In Hauinville Kynly Mr Stee phen Stewart aged 44 died after a fall on the street. He was found unconscious and taken to the hospital as the first heat victim of the war.
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Hauinville, Kynly
Steephen Stewart
Aneonceionno
British Convicts Employed in Government Ammunition Plants
London announces that the majority of prisoners sentenced to hard labor in British jails are now employed in munition works for the government.
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London
Martial Law to Hit German Socialists
Copenhagen dispatch reports martial law to be enacted throughout Germany under orders to suppress the socialist movement and end the current unrest. Detentions and widespread arrests are anticipated as authorities act to restore order and suppress anti government activity.
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Socialiita
Copenhagen
Berlin
Germany
German Campaign Expands Across Tartie and Poland Fronts
Reports from Berlin state German forces crossed the Windag north of Koinyani as they push eastward. Advances continue near Warsaw with fighting reported along the Pripiat and Dnieper corridors. London confirms Anglo French forces occupy Nyxandere, Kamerine. The South Wales coal strike disrupts Britain while talks spark hopes for a quick settlement.
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Tartie
Berlin
Gergen Troupes
Koinyani
Poland
Warsaw
Kote
Preamyex
Reunion
London
Nyxandere
Kamerine
Iolony
Africa
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Newsom Hotel
D. W. Lott
Cordele
Tin
Cleveland
Rochester
John A. Thomas
Scranton, Va
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Greene
Ovscimmnatiog Tate
Isunday
Labor AG
Fran Greene
Tip Top
Stone
Greane
Ali
Perna
Banehall
Alabama
Tenteerer Arcene
Walen
Isrtnia
Landen
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Goten
Bern
Bertin
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