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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
1
Mediators prepare for settlement as institutionalists weigh provisional president selection and United States mediation to secure Carranza’s vow. The anticipated answer may come this afternoon with weeks more of groundwork before a settlement is reached.
A community event at Selma Church three miles southwest of Dollet features a full day of singing led by Mercyil Hard, with multiple lessons, a large dinner, and organized by local residents including Messrs Spivey, Barton, and Mendhelin. The program includes several vocal pieces, recesses, and an election of a presiding officer for the next day.
A large Ozark procession led by the Alabama National Guard and Reverend Hes hnent Band travels to Dothan to honor Henry B Steagall, candidate for Congress in the Third District. The event includes local leaders and residents, with the party planning to move on to Headland.
Former governor B Comer blasts the recent primary as debauched and claims illegal votes and corruption. He accuses O Neal and Glass of manipulating the State Committee and accuses widespread vote irregularities in Jefferson and other counties. Comer spent 47 000 on the campaigns and calls for primary reform and accountability.
June 1 report from Cileago states former Vice President Adlai Stevenson has died. The brief item notes the death as momentous and outlines immediate public and political reactions.
A five story building in New York burned today trapping seven people. Six died in the blaze and one was injured while leaping to safety as firefighters fought the flames for minutes before the blaze was controlled.
The article notes a radical change to the anti trust program with the trade commission seeking stronger controls. It mentions anticipated Senate action and potential prosecution enhancements without waiting for the Justice Department, signaling a major shift in enforcement strategy and scope.
A garbled court note reports a speed bond forfeiture in Cottondale with Mayor and officers mentioned. The record references a man Carrell or Spivey arrested on a charged offense and a court hearing that morning with oath and bond details unclear.
The article notes an expected vote on a toll bill as the Senate convenes. The timeline suggests a vote this afternoon or tonight with possible amendments and delays if opponents prolong the debate.
Royal family members supported suffrage efforts while militants mounted attacks on centers in London and elsewhere. The King and Queen's allies backed peaceful demonstrations and fundraisers as authorities pursued suspects linked to raids and vandalism during the period.
A garbled notice lists graduates and speakers tied to Auburn with scattered names and affiliations. The fragmentary text mentions ceremonies, individuals, and possible dates or events surrounding commencement activities.
A postponement announced for the ceremonial unveiling in the heart of the Inte des Driepors due to unsettled conditions. Officials and organizers expect the event to be rescheduled for fall when arrangements are firmer and the climate cooperates.
The cinema lists three teams of good pictures led by Geor G Mo Anderson with a Saturday program featuring films and a return date to be announced.
A tumultuous letter from Crawford Probate Judge details election irregularities, petitions, and the handling of candidate names. Conversations reference Henry D Clayton and W. C Mutkey, with demands to place names in the Demet relic column and ensure proper ballot counts. The Third Congressional District maps to nine counties and probate actions are under review by local authorities.
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