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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1913
Page
1
The grand jury of Houston County Alabama reports 160 indictments with 46 bills of indictment, urges county reforms, notes jail and road issues, commends staff, and requests sanitary, better maintained facilities and roads before the next term.
Fragmentary report describes Parral in rebel hands while federal forces withdraw. Mentions troops, mobilizations, and confusion as units retreat along with civilians, with unclear dates, places, and names due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary text references a vacant house and morning measures. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at a local notice or brief about property, time, and public interest positions. No coherent events or clear entities emerge from the readable lines.
A garbled OCR passage references suffrage, polling, and an election context with scattered phrases about workers, parties, and public preferences. Names and places are unreadable, but the text hints at civic proceedings, polling activity, and related social themes amid unclear details.
Fragmentary notes show a Memorial Day address planned for Reflin Aske g. The text references speakers and dates with illegible fragments, indicating a local observance program and tributes to veterans.
A garbled OCR but preserves names and institutions suggesting Montgomery will have full representation. Mentions Pina Wot des Pethotorak and various dates, with references to legal figures and local officials. Unclear exact events but signals a political or civic pledge.
Fragmentary text mentions acquittal, various names and places, with garbled wording that obscures a coherent event or outcome. Key entities are not clearly identifiable due to damaged OCR.
A fragmented text references Bryan planning a message to Jornson about an Amlen protest. The garbled lines mention figures, places, and various nouns, with no clear coherent event or outcome to confirm. The readable portions point to a protest context and interchanges between individuals.
Fragmented OCR text discusses potential reorganization of the Republican Party, noting convention dynamics, key figures, and regional influence. Mentions governors and senators, including figures from Iowa and California, and hints at strategy ahead of a 1946 convention. The passage references party leaders debating unity, reform, and candidate support amid national campaign concerns.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a Wilsons visit to 70 Capitol and mentions President, discussions, and various garbled cues. No coherent events or clear persons beyond general references are identifiable from readable segments.
Key Yeast and Pla enter a Havana city contest with a 210000 prize. Paria the aviator aims to fly from Key Wert to Havana to set a best time. Slay 1) Augue and Tieminga Torilla plan a bid for the other leg. Expect hoisted machine repairs by tomorrow as both airmen likely attempt the alert. A second prize of 2000 is noted.
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