Defense Hears Eye Witnesses in Shooting Case
Col Hill for defense says witnesses will testify Monday before Judge Crawford as defense aims to show Officer Grady Pilcher fired to save himself. Sheriff to serve defense witnesses. Prosecutor Crawford plans to summon fourteen to fifteen. mother of the late Love consulted.
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Grady
Pilcher
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Aluo
H.R. “Pitcher
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Nima. Wilheaien
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Save
T. H. Crawford
Solishtor Crawford
Chapman defeats Darnley of Elba in chancery race
Hon W R Chapman of Dothan was elected Chancellor of the Southeastern Chancery Division from returns at his office. Chapman won by a majority of 782 over J A Carnley of Rib, with vote tallies reported across Barbour Covington Crenshaw Crenshaw and other counties, showing strong support in the division.
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W. R. Chapman
Dothan
Chapman
George Cotton Named Postmaster at Dothan
Washington dispatch reports George Cotton nominated to succeed Byron Trammell as postmaster in Dothan after Trammell’s removal. Cotton’s confirmation expected following the action, with previous acting postmaster Renfroe and Boyt also mentioned in the reshuffle. The report notes prior delays and opposition to other nominees.
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Byron Trammell
W. S. Renfroe
Trammellax
Cotoon
Sue
Renfroe
Washington, Mey
Dothan
George Cor Fomwea
Robert, Boyt
IWA
T W Norris Dies in Greenville
Thomas Watts Norris, about 37, former postmaster in Dothan and later assistant postmaster in Greenville, died late at night. Survived by wife Miss Alling Parish and several brothers. Funeral scheduled in Greenville after a rail trip for mourner Eddie Parish.
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Mr. Norris
Aauldi
Mids
Alling Parish
Rugenie
Hres Brothers
C. T
John and
Elia Norria
Greenville
Eddie Parish
Norria
Lotharrol
Man Attacked Near Wot After Having
A man was attacked near Wot after having a dispute. Police investigated the incident and are seeking witnesses. No injuries are described in available text. It remains under review by local authorities.
Parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man Amid Portrayal of Afterlife
An archaic pericope describes Lazarus dwelling in riches and sores, while the beggar dies and is consoled by angels. In torment, the rich man pleads for water and asks Abraham to warn his brothers. Abraham and Moses are referenced as the path to repentance, and the dead are not persuaded by miracles.
Fayette Ave MinD Pastor Aids Evening Clock Refury
A fragmented note notes a quarterly conference to be held Wednesday night led by Pastor Rev WP Dickin and Elder aides at Fayet te Avenue church with evening services mentioned.
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Dickinan
Evening religious notices from Lafayette Avonin area
A fragment lists sermons and meetings: First Presbyterian Young Men service at six, Sunday School 9 30, preaching in pastor's absence by W C Fritter. Christian Endeavor led by Talbot. Episcopal church services at Nativity with Morning Prayer and Sermon. Woman's Missionary Society to meet at North Foster Street at 4 10 PM Monday. Willing Workers Society meet Monday at 49 Wglack. Presbyterian Ladies Society entertained by Mrs Jones at North Foster Street.
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Jonen
North Fonter
Atreet
Colored man Charley Edwards held for murder in county jail
Reports say Charley Edwards, a colored man, was arrested in Columbia Tuesday night on a charge connected to three gunshots that wounded Sidney Walter during an attempted arrest. Police say the shooting occurred as officers confronted Edwards after a Sunday preaching event at the local church.
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Columbia
Sidney Walter
Bae Chapman
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Foster Street Church Services and Sunday School Details
Foster Street Methodist Church held morning and evening preaching by Rev C C Wilkerson of Slocomb. The pastor will attend Hartford for commencements. Sunday School begins 9 40 am with W R Flowers supervisor. Monday 3 20 pm Missionary Society in Ladies Parlors led by Mrs Culver. Members urged to attend with a guest. Tuesday
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C. C. Wilkerson
Slocomb
Hartford
Watson
Misionary’ Society
Culver
Open Letter to the Editor on Prohibition Debate
A long unsigned letter discusses Hobson resolution and prohibition politics. It argues manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor would be restricted, condemns fraud in the liquor movement, and criticizes Henderson and O’Neal. The piece urges church and civic action, praising a June 7 revival and statewide prohibition efforts led by local clergy.
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Ir. Henderson
Henderson
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Old Fashioned Duels Between Kentucky Boys
Fragmentary report details a bygone duel between Kentucky youths near May art Mintarad. The narrative mentions Mrs Onny Adanin and a recent divorce of Adam, with references to a confrontation, pistols, and two deaths amid a charged scene. Several names and places appear in garbled form, but the core event is the fatal duel and its contested aftermath.
President and High School Unveiling Ceremony
President Wilson and DANE of his cabinet attend unveiling ceremony in Washington. Large crowd gathers with members of Congress and military present. The event marks a formal recognition of the project and features brief addresses by officials.
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Dane
Dethers
Memorial of Commodore John Harry Moves Crowd to Washington
Thousands attend a memorial in Washington for Commodore John Harry as dignitaries and Celtic groups participate in the national celebration. Police report a security incident while local officials and military units observe the event.
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