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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1909
Page
4
A gale with hail struck near Dudley and Wilmington causing fifty five Atlantic Coast Line cars to run off the main line and overturn one. No other major damage reported though homes roofs were blown and a tree felled near Clinton NC injuring a worker at a saw mill.
Central Railroad officials passed through Dothan on a special train en route to Locl hart for an inspection. Leaders included General Manager T Mowe, Gen Supt J T Jobson, Supt G L Candler and other superintendents from Savannah Macon and Cedartown. They will return tonight.
Fragmented text shows a weather note with references to snow and temperatures. Reads unclear with garbled names and numbers. The readable parts mention snow depth and possible conditions but lack coherent details or dates.
A fragmented report describes a theft involving a mule and a deputy shot during the investigation. The text includes scattered names and places with unclear sequence, detailing an alleged theft, pursuit, and subsequent questioning of several individuals.
J D Crews former patrolman for Taedas died in a deadly incident aboard a plane crash. Deputy Marshal Gath Wes Lasnet reported the scene and described the grim events. Crews, about 18 years old, left behind a wife identified as Ms 1S Cubtona of Mal. The report notes the accident occurred near Wall eat and references a burn by the blast.
The salary of President Taft is set at 76000 per year with a pending amendment to allow 25000 for travel expenses. The final compensation for the president would total 100070. The Senate approved the Legislative bill and rejected amendments affecting the vice president speaker and federal judiciary salaries.
In a fragmented notice the First National Bank United States Depository outlines roles including vice president and cashier positions. Names appear garbled but indicate standard bank leadership and cashier assignments.
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