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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1915
Page
2
Clipped lines reference Evelyn Thaw, Governor Henderson, state camp wand tech commission, and John I. Wallace in a tangle of opinions. Citizens discuss protection of birds, farming concerns, and legislative changes while critics urge firm action against perceived fanatics. The piece mixes political commentary with scattered social observations and conjecture about local figures.
A garbled account discusses the Cole Blease Act and Governor remarks amid political tension. It references the governor, the legislature, and debates over equalization and department actions, with unclear specifics and several distorted phrases.
The article argues Carranga holds the best chance to stabilize Mexico, controlling the loading seaport and key railway, with a path to peace if he consolidates power in Mexico City, broadens orderly control northward, and gains U.S. recognition through conciliatory diplomacy and concession to rivals. It notes his need to revise methods and balance relations with Washington.
The Advertiser argues over abolishing a government post tied to John H Wallace and Governor Hendersons stance. It questions taxation fairness, public salaries, and the political fight, recalling opinions on the scope of the state department and the role of lobby expenses amid broader public scrutiny.
A governor signals patience is worn thin with lawmakers who challenge executive appointments. The dispute centers on appointment authority and ongoing friction with the legislature.
Montgomery July 14. Governor Tendlermanified declares he did not threaten to pardon all convicts in the Degaslatare penitentary. He says no such claim was made and dismisses the notion as untrue, despite lingering questions about appointing authority and prison policy.
A Dothan carpenter and others praise Don's Kidney Pills after reports of relief from kidney trouble. Testimonies cite improved health over years and ongoing recommendations. Advertised by McCallum’s Drug Store with March 1912 statements and dealer pricing details.
In Milwaukee a man identified as Frank A. King entered a saloon and ordered a drink. A crowd mistook him for a ghost and fled in panic. The crowd learned a body found last December had bullets, and Georgie was convicted of murder. The court ruled Klug legally dead per the Georgie case context.
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