Mediation urged by Bryan as way to end struggle
Former Secretary Bryan in a concluding section of his war statement urges mediation as the path to peace. He calls for universal expansion of his peace treaty plan, a permanent international commission for investigation of disputes, and a world movement to foster brotherhood, warning against total extermination. He adds a note on prices and a sports result from Thomasville.
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Bryan
Washington
Hin
Investigation Commission
Dr Davie Arrested Trial On Thursday
Hart arrested Dr Davie on a charge of hanging a artapets vile without lights. One light on a machine was out. A revolver was drawn. Davie allegedly threatened a policeman. Bystanders intervened to avert a serious clash. Hearing postponed to Thursday morning at 10 due to city attorney absence.
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Hart
Lr. M.S
Davie
Joe Baker
Mosquito Remedy Praised by Local Druggist
A Montgomery Alabama druggist extols Sweet Dreams as the most satisfactory mosquito remedy he has ever handled in 33 years. The dealer notes strong customer reaction and claims a single application provides all-night relief, calling the product the standard for efficacy.
Shadow of Gallows Frank Remains Cheerful in Prison
Frank Prink sits in the Tower with improved health and steadier nerves as his supporters and family visit. Governor Slaton weighs the case while Gov Brody Appen prepares response, with speculation on a decision likely by Monday.
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Frank
Mitnehex
Ste Jon
Mra. Prink
Brody Appen
Slaton
Esme
Tall
Gun Duel Near Columbia Leaves Two Dead in Henry County
A morning gunfight about seven miles from Columbia in Henry County left Leslie Dukes dead and Will Peterson severely wounded. Both men were farmers and neighbors. reports say both carried firearms and the dispute escalated into the affray. Details of the cause remain unclear.
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Will Peterson
Leslie Dukes
Columbia
Henry County
Lantie Duken
Wilt Peterson
City Schools Announce Teaching Staff And Open Positions
The notice lists new or retained teachers for next year, noting several personnel changes and new hires. It details assignments across departments, mentions equipment repairs, and aims to strengthen the school system with experienced educators including Mrs. Huby Crawford, Miss Mollie Hollifield, and others across mathematics, Latin, science, and history.
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Alush
Ed Dothan
Bin
A.V Brown
Clerks and Printers Train For Teestay Amid Promises Of Fair Play
Clerks may play Printers Teestay at Baker Field Tuesday after noon at 4 o clock in a friendly diamond game. Both teams boast confidence of victory with evenly matched amateur players. Lineups include Clerks: Culver, Harmer, Emmar, Folmar, Flowery, Loraine, Karmen, Simonton, V V and others. Printers: Morris, White, Powell, Martin, Matthews, Vickery, Lawern, Mapolew, and more. Substitutes listed. travel items and living expenses mentioned.
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Backer Field
Armateur
Cherks
Frank Culver
Eatther
Harmer
George Emmar
Folmar
Ax Flowery
Loraine
He Karmen
AL Simonton
M. Flowern
T."kopy
Wy Lisenby
Pat Vayner
Thaw Sanity Trial To Be Decided By Jury
New York June 18 Harry K Thaws sanity trial set for next week as court of appeals rules jury trial mandatory though judge may seek jurys advice. Fifty witnesses ready to testify and state plans to proceed in the supreme court with a jury.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Bern
Appwell
Bis Feat Ware
Court of Appeals
Frank K.wooke
Alfred
Fragmentary Names List From Abbreviated Local Note
A damaged OCR style fragment lists numerous personal names and scattered places including Birmingham Eufaula Montgomery Savannah Abbeville and Montgomery with multiple surnames and initials. No coherent event or action is discernible in this partial text.
Trial resumes as court hears charges in local case
A jury court trial proceeds after the defendant, Holy Mathis, faces murder related charges. Proceedings note the upcoming Monday date and potential witnesses as the case moves toward trial.
Wartime licence win invites at Abbott L Brannon and Ming Mary Tindell
Brannon and Tindell, both of near Newton, invited today to Abbott L Brannon and Ming Mary Tindell to sue for three beans at General Wh Stare. Mrs. Laws Forrester with her mother in Thomasville. Oh L McArthie of Ankford was in Pathan today.
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Abbott L. Brannon
Ming Mary Tindell
Newton
Oh L. McArthie
Ankford
Pathan
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Mr. Bryan
Germany
Berlin
Greene
Thomasville
Thomasvill
Dothun
Dothan
Department At
United States District Attorney's Office
Hut
A Worn
Shein Edge
Dr. Davie
Perse
jMontgomery
Dreama
Sweet Dream
Pspa PE
Athinta
Dia
Jane IR
Xethacka
Vauris
Biiksey
Luge Standing
Antil Sanday
Ome
City
Sehouin
Allanlie
Mins Huby Crawford
Ming Mollie Hollifield
James K. Benton
Minn Mildred McCain
of Science
Iloy Mebure
Mathematica
Mina Kane Exim
Howed Biementary
Mixa Esther, Koster
Mina Myrtle Sanborn
Englinh
Ming Kitthe Wateon
Min Fatelle Gillin
Keeding
Mins Dirke Cochran
Mac
Hereford
Ard
Opped
Satchel
Morris
White
Powell
Martin
Matthews
Vickery
Lawem
Mapolew
Pitcher
Subsituten
Wielves
Ren
Kentucky
Mita Katie Ruth Speigner
Jom
Jor 4H
Grete, — Mio Mlorenice
Weston, Danine
Mh.Krede
Harry Thaw
Albany, SY
Dame
the Court of Appends Suchas Agdrelistic Order
Siren
Tondrick
BK. Thaw
Emitt of Appedi
Justice Hendrick
Mim Wright
Atlante
Carrie
Wrinthl
Wyss Ae Sremetie
Montgomery
Winslow
Shiromwife
Lynn
Haven
Fla
Em. Shackleford
Birmingham
Moda Mitchell
Xi Griffin
Cirade
Mme Mary
Norton
Diradi
Ross Mill School
Mise India Neal
Fannig, Browlice
Thredig
Nettie Clyde Dowling
Airade
Holy Mathis
Negra
Pete
Diniels
Brankon-Tindell
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