Baseball Team for Dothan Seen as Probable
Word from residents suggests Dothan could support a local baseball team with sufficient funding. Observers compare nearby towns Americus Opelika Waycross and Scott Grove size and note strong fan interest if a franchise is formed. Opening leagues drew thousands, proving potential turnout if finance and organization align.
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Dothan
Walter Mae Heen
Teka
Amerione
Waycross
Opelika
Scott
Georgia Alabama
Doihan
Urga
Valdosta
Americus
Prosure
Sone
Pei Batt
Trial date set for Mie Scott Stifl in suit over husband’s will
In Memphis Tennessee on May 2 the case against Mie Scott Stifl charged with procuring the will of her husband proceeds to trial in the second division of the criminal court but was continued as defense attorney was engaged in another murder case. Stifl has been in jail since February 22. A furniture firm advertises a stove fan and a demonstrator will explain Niagara items at the store Monday and Tuesday.
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Menphla
Siott
Maxory
Niagara
Culver-Harris Furtiture
Notice to Creditors Up Fire District Court Filing
Notice to creditors regarding filing in the District Court of the United States for the Middle District of Alabama. Details unreadable. creditors must present claims by a specified deadline in accordance with court rules. Public notice warns of administrative actions and potential liquidation.
Bankruptcy Hearing in Rebecca Suit Tied to Drug Store
A notice from the U S District Court in Houston County Alabama lists a bankruptcy under the act of Congress for Rebecca Supt and the Drug Store case. Creditors meet May 20 to prove claims and elect a trustee with Pollard as referee. a special program at the Dothan Orchestra is noted for the week.
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Rebecca Ie
Tiankruptey
Dsfh
Smreils & Than
Houston County
Alabma Nara
Bah Moly
Bates
Bethan
Als
Way
Pollard
Julia Anderson Claims Boy as Her Child in North Carolina Case
Julia Anderson asserts the boy is her child amid a tense scene in North Carolina. Witnesses and onlookers describe her pressing to claim the boy as hers, while authorities and relatives scrutinize the identification and the boy’s responses in a contested custody situation.
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Julia Anderson
Unclear 1913 notice about debts and accounts
Fragmentary notice from March 1913 mentions individuals including Diebald Mra and institutions Wahu and WS. It states accounts due and payments to be made by a specified date, with terms unclear due to damaged text.
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Tilley Woo & Coil
Conan
Uuke
President Wot Peagua Sime Power Debate Echoes May Rally
Fragmentary text outlines a political confrontation over constitutional reforms. Mentions President and assembly members, objections to a plan, and a demonstration. Key figures and dates are obscured by garbled OCR.
Local Votes Stir Debate Over Community Funds
Community members weigh a proposed budget plan totaling about 160 dollars for a local project while opponents argue for zero funding. Officials emphasize civic development and warn of delays if the initiative stalls, with broader talks on cooperative goals and future costs.
Steamer Sinks Killing Twenty Negroes in Disaster
A steamer disaster near a southern port leaves twenty Black men dead as the vessel sank after striking a shoal. Reports describe lifeboats, rescue attempts, and official inquiries into the tragedy and compensation for families.
Fragmented Text on Religion and Governance in a Distant Realm
A convoluted OCR fragment discusses religious influence on political power, church state relations, and governance. It mentions ever unclear references to Creeds, democracy, policy, and ritual, with multiple garbled terms and names, suggesting a historical debate on church authority versus state control.
Wilson advocates currency legislation and hearings
Fragmented OCR note recounts a senate hearing on currency reform with mentions of Wilson pushing for legislation. It references ventilation hearings, adjournment, and various names in a dense, garbled report. The piece implies a political discussion around monetary policy with multiple participants and dates.
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Wilson
Howe
Senn Sation Hielag DOS Ob Os ute Netti
Fragmented OCR text with garbled names and phrases. Readable mentions include references to a game, bid, comedy, and various broken terms. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities to verify.
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Hielag
Netti
Wackenadl
Bandit holds up tram. robbers flee after shooting
A bandit robbed a tram in a Kansas City suburb early in May. A second passenger was wounded. the robber fled with about $1,000 in cash. Police traced the getaway to a garage near the tracks.
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Nerk City
Ant
Uno
Kanes Vily
Hundi
Southern Sale Mae Bk
Xoedsily Gues
Diliomaire
Bankruptcy Notice in United States Court Heats Alabama
The case in the United States Court for the Middle District of Alabama calls a creditor meeting. The referee in Dothan will hear proofs of debts and elect a trustee on the 20th day of May at 1 o clock 4m, pursuant to the Act of Congress approved July 1870.
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Calambis
Blark Co
Mhetittes
Golnintta
Hounlsss
Alakana
Xforesaid
United Staten Courtbenche
Dothan
Alstama
Mbay
MD Acht
Afopebald Vothan
Ata sAbrif
Roteres
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Hey
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Testa
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Bandit
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