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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1915

Page

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Property Owners No Objections to Ball Grounds at Baker Lot

Before press time The Eagle contacted property owners near the Coon Baker Tot site for a proposed baseball diamond. Most owners voiced no objections provided the grandstand stays distant from homes. some noted no issues if seating is kept off certain areas.

The Eagle Coon Baker Tot Hunter Ennis Baker Lot Ennis R. Li. Gaines RW. Lisenby G. O. Thompson

Opposed 10 Legal Murder in New York Hearing

Letters claimed to be from condemned prisoners read at a legislative hearing on a bill to abolish the death penalty. Warden Thomas Moth Osborne presented a composite letter said to be from Robert Kane Vincenso Campbrelli and One at Vout, executed February 26. The appeal argues against legal murder amid war links and urges abolition.

Albany Billy Thomas Moth Osborne Sing Sing Robert Kane Vincinso Campbrelli Vout Byink Europe

Desirable Farm for Sale Near Dythin with 70 Acres Cultivation

A one and a half acre farm two miles from Dythin on a graded road offers 70 acres under cultivation with a wood wire fence and buildings valued at $3.00. For particulars apply at this office.

Dythin

Detective Tale Fragments Highlight Periodical Hub

A fragmented text hints at a detective story thread set in a central hub for magazines and periodicals. Names, dates, and locations are unclear, but the focus appears to be an ongoing investigation tied to publishing circles and a headquarters scene.

FANS FAVOR AER LOT AT ISSUE OVER BASEBALL DIAMOND LOCATION

A board of education member leads opposition to placing the baseball diamond near the Grammar School. Fans meet downtown with temporary officers and plan to press Mayor Baker and Jemison for a Cordele franchise. Ward and Grant organize. Jemison to arrive with franchise papers. schools’ needs debated.

Board of Education Toval J. Faulk Gol Sun Tla Ward J. W. Grant AD. Oxsery Dik Jemison He. Wiel Joe Braker Coon Balerdoi Grammer Ax Hase Ha Teonond Attek Yeguinlean Dinmon Appesiion Totas Paul Baker Wille Doshan Jennson T. A. Ward Rex Dent Jemson Dothan Cordele Dick Jemison

Man on Trial for Wife's Murder in Emanuel County

Seuderville Georgia reports the trial of Lee Kennedy for the murder of his wife in Emanuel county in November 1917. Judge BR N Hardeman presided as jurors were sworn after exams, with Dr. George Smith among the first witnesses. The proceeding began at 2 o'clock with a change of venue granted.

Seuderville Lee Kennedy Emanuel County Hue County Dudge BR N. Hardeman Middle Circuit Eleeven George Smith Kemnedy Bester Pease

Washington Faces Insurance Shifts Amid War Risk Decline

Washington reports war risk insurance for American ships remains uncertain as belligerent actions threaten neutral trade. The War Risk Bureau reassesses rates after sinking incidents Carib and Evelyn W. The ally plan may hold ships near blockade lines affecting insurers and government exposure. Cotton shipments and British embargoes add to the load as state advisers weigh payments and routes.

Washington Carib Evelyn Meget Alifercourse Germany New York Xhippen Frost

Reorganization Urged for Alabama Militia

Montgomery Alabama March 1 A report by the state military board urges a complete reorganization of the state militia as revealed to the legislative investigating committee. The document dated 1913 was read in an open meeting with no publicity given it.

Montgomery Als Atate Atate Military Board Wade Legislative Refer

How to keep sweet potatoes

Metidiaa Cauligre of Meridian Mississippi presents a method to store sweet potatoes through winter. The plan includes building a ventilated dry house with shelves and air flow, controlled heating, and careful drying to prevent rot. the technique aims to keep 4 to 10 percent viable. It notes Meridian College experiments and collaboration with USDA and Mississippi A M College, and recommends marketing in northern markets.

Metidiaa Meridian College of Meridian Mikaisnipp Aden Ieee Sanath Nante Henan de Tiricka Meridian Male College Womean'n College Eech College

Mayor urged to withdraw offer for baseball diamond near Grammar School

Citizens pressure Mayor Jon Baker to drop Herald offer for a baseball diamond by the Grammar School building. They argue the site would disrupt school activity though others claim the diamond would not start until late afternoon. Public-spirited residents hope to attract another site for a jot in town.

Nathan Jon Baker Baker Dix Tony

Fragmentary Report From Alabama Inquiry On March Fire

A garbled early 20th century transcript describes an investigating committee examining the Alabama state fire incident. The text hints at statements by McNeill and others about an accident or arson, with references to the Bureau of the Department and proceedings preceding a court hearing. The passage is incomplete and partially unclear.

Onttos Germany England United States McNéill McNeill Montgome Inewmeee

Anarchists Indicted After Grand Jury Findings

New York March 4 grand jury indicted Frank Abwrno and Charles Carbone for alleged hydrogen war plots against churches and wealth. They were charged with placing a timed device in a public area and faced $25,000 fines at arraignment. Principal witness Finisio Pollygant testified under the name Frank Baldo. Indictment proceedings continued with deferral of further actions.

New York Frank Abwrno Charles Carbone Pen Lat Abartu Carbone Hottie Matrick Cathedral Finisio Pollygant Fertise Frank Baldo Vail

Western Union HS New PAM Inaugurates Telegram Timing

The Western Union Telegraph Company starts a new system on March 2 to show telegram times clearly. Patrons will be able to tell exactly when a message is sent and received, replacing the old method of written times.

Western Union HS New Pam Western Union Telegraph Company Ming Memagen Salter Stephenwre Witeon Merlin

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Lubin Norma Talmadge Antonio Moreno Eigth Elaine Clayton Conrad Management Redpath Angrean Sil Calla Dae Ebtinn Haraee Joe Baler War Risk Bureau Alabama J. W. Beeacu A. M Tinic Cyrus Ighiel Beritik
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