11 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
1
The Alkahest procer auicess returns with Dr. Sears, known as TANS Sears, delivering a witty, eloquent lecture noted for vivid word pictures and strong logic. Audiences eagerly anticipate his appearance as the program opens with humor and engaging topics.
Madrid June 11. A religious ceremony uniting Kermit Roosevelt and Mixx Belle Willard was performed at noon by Dr Samuel Watson of the American Episcopal Church of Paris. The bride wore ivory satin and tulle with court train. the groom is Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s son. A brilliant throng attended, with diplomatic and military officers in attendance and royal interest from King Alfonso XII and Queen Victoria.
Wyatt Hurt former town marshal of Ardila goes to the Circuit Court on a charge of allowing a prisoner to escape. The grand jury indicted Hurt after a case involving an unspecific thief who robbed an old Confederate soldier and fled. an officer from Ardila allegedly assisted the escape and was paid off.
Senate vote on the tolls bill was pushed by Majority Leader Kern for tonight with a possible delay into tomorrow. Opposition could delay. bill expected to pass with a majority.
A Tennessee judge rules that certain locker operations violate state law. The decision follows a grand jury inquiry into leading hotel managers and related conduct. The ruling upholds a challenge to the legality of managing locker services and impacts enforcement actions.
President Wilkon faced a lengthy line of callers while he weighed proposals to shake up lands with Senator Karn. The scene at the White House reflected ongoing pressure from Mexican analysts and officials seeking clarity on policy changes and oversight.
In a tense development from Washington and Mexico, Currant appears set to win provisional presidency while Huerta resists. Carranza's plans loom unresolved. Reports indicate debate over foreign minister successors and a push to avert famine as Tampico and Zacatecas strain under conflict.
The United States Government begins a formal inquiry into the Westinghouse strike affecting thousands of workers. A committee is to report to Washington after investigating conditions and the company’s refusal to address grievances. In Kentucky a separate deadly incident reports multiple deaths from suspected poisoning or blast near a train yard.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Masrow offering eye care and optometry services. It claims his methods are accurate and non directional, with over 22 years of experience. It urges readers to visit his office on Thursdays at 111 Kant Male Street near the Cash Drug Store.
A Cuban steamer Antila carrying ammunition and war matériel was unloaded today amid reports the rebels plan to arm hundreds. Authorities noted the ship’s cargo included arms and an aircraft, with the destination described as aiding Mexican insurgents.
A fragmentary report notes women at a local bathing house vigilantly watching for men described as mashers. The item hints at social tension and community concerns about public behavior near the beach facility.
A fragmented cablegram indicates a port collection request involving individuals such as G. Mc Mary and Ali. The garbled text mentions a resignation and references a vetted committee, with unclear dates and roles in the collection process.
Fragmentary medical and political references appear with multiple garbled names and places. Readable bits mention a hospital, a secretary, and a 54 point tally, but most details are illegible or misordered. The piece resembles a late 19th or early 20th century local note with scattered entities.
Seth Amorararit travels with several insured men and firemen to test water pressure and inspect hydrants in Dothan. J. F. Unthard of Atlanta coordinates the effort with Hubbard Mikda and other city sections. Firefighters open several pipes and report to the Underwriters Association on equipment and response.
Reels exclusive footage dated June 6 showcases posture and motion in six brief clips. The terse caption hints at a premier collection and cinematic movement for audience viewing.
Fragmentary text reports complaints before a committee about district lines in Hotton county. Names appear oddly garbled but reference a printer conveyance and alleged irregularities in tickets and representation. The piece reads as an OCR damaged note from a legislative hearing and offers little coherent detail.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at Sibyl Rammis and MacDera with references to America, singing, and a dramatic reunion. Details are garbled but suggest a profile or performance note about artists and their voices, with uncertain chronology and context.
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