28 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1914
Page
1
Vienna declares war on Servia on July 28 after rejecting British mediation. Austro-Servian hostilities begin with mobilization and expected border clashes as Belgrade prepares for further action. Reports say Germany, Italy, and France show no mediation and fighting may remain between Austria-Hungary and Servia.
A fragmented local notice discusses citizen endorsements and a testimonial for Coen's Kidney Pill. It mentions a McCallum Drug Store in Wothan and Foster Milburn Co as U S agents with a 59 cent price. The item includes nominal names and street references amid scattered phrases.
Chicago dispatch reports representatives of about 15000 railway engine men plan to present a final mediation answer to federal mediators seeking to avert a major railroad strike. Workers say a strike seems inevitable, while mediators aim to keep negotiations alive and avoid stoppage.
The Salvation Army plans a picnic for about fifty children at Richards Springs tomorrow but needs volunteer autos to transport them. Call Adjutant Grimshaw at 191 to offer a car at Salvation Army headquarters on East Main Street at 4 00 in the morning, no pay, just the joy of aiding the children.
Workmen led by W C Pilcher remove dirt at the Cry Hall site to prepare for the city hall foundation. Site surveyed by G Heller and measured yesterday by the city engineers.
Coroner reports Mrs Helen Angle, a divorced woman, caused the death of Balou in a contested incident. The finding cites a criminal antecedent and outlines a demand for a fuller investigation by authorities.
New York observes cotton dropping twelve points while wheat rises eight cents amid war conditions. The Woodmen of the World plan a meeting tonight at eight in the hall over Nix Drug Store. Regular business and several candidates are to receive decrees, with a large attendance anticipated.
Five people died when a Chicago North Western train struck a car at Grace Crossing. Names listed include Elin Sark, Marn Bowring, Kadmon Wanderte, and Arliss Allee Harler, all prominent Dodge residents. The accident occurred near the grand opera opening and the locomotive pilot survived with injuries. Authorities launched a rigid investigation into the crash.
Representative Sherwood submitted an indefinite leave of absence to repair vital energy. He faces a campaign for renomination and re election as he steps away from duties in Congress.
A Pendleton Township man, about 30, enraged by a dispute with his wife over a hat incident, seized a shotgun and confronted her at the Carn BnO UGB Aime area. He is described as a prosperous planter in Addison county.
A playful note describes a local theater caper involving Katzjammers and a hidden-identity scheme. It hints at suspects, a debate over who will play the Katzenjammer roles, and a promised prize to identify the culprits. The piece foregrounds suspense and community intrigue.
A fragmented report discusses Villa as a stumbling block to peace in Mexico. It notes a conference among politicians and military leaders, speculation on forces moving toward the capital, and possible transfer of government powers amid unrest.
A committee convened to canvass likely attendees for the Alabama Sunday School Rally in Dothan on April 7 next year. Delegates and a publicity committee were appointed to organize seating and accommodation, with members including F. V. Brew as chairman and several named associates.
A woman in Tampa, Matilda Cueba, died after a confrontation over an engagement to wed a man named Manuel. Her brother confronted the couple at a restaurant, the assailant fled, and the woman died hours later. Police report ongoing inquiry into the deadly dispute.
Miss Epler of Mohat describes years of near total dependence on factory work to support her two children. A doctor from leading medical facility provided care during her struggle as she sought relief from pain and exhaustion.
Reports from Pustyun show the inquest into a death delayed amid an outbreak and heavy security. Authorities postponed the proceedings to Thursday as protests and armed clashes near the courthouse prompted cautious actions by officials and responders.
Indianapolis July 24. A hog caused a fatal crash when an automobile left the road to avoid the animal. The car rolled over a steep embankment and the driver was killed while a passenger was injured. The vehicle traveled about 20 miles per hour.
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