City Fathers Tame An Outing
Mayor Joe Baker entertains city officials at his home in Panama City for a couple of days. Attorn ey B F Reid Aldermen Hughes Fenn Grant Black Pilcher Whiddon Clerk Lisenby Officer Vann travel 8:45 train, return tomorrow night. Holland Malone absent. Suspense over bonds reputedly taken to water them in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baker
Panama City
B. F. Reid
C. ¢. Hughes
W. C. Fenn
J. W. Grant
A. Black
B. R. Pilcher
A. D. Whiddon
H. Watford
R. W. Lisenby
J. MM. Vann
K. P. Holland
A. Y. Malone
Artstudio and School of Music Planned for Dothan
Miss Frances Strother of Charleston will establish an art studio and school of piano voice and expression in Dothan with Ivy Strother directing piano voice and expression and Mary McCullough leading the art department Mrs Roselle Watkins of Virginia will supervise the department while the venture aims to bring college level instruction to the city A women’s exchange will accompany the school offering handwork and art goods The Commercial Club helped secure the arrangement and Miss Strother will visit interested ladies at the time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Strother
Charleston
8. C
Dothan
Ivy Strother
Roselle Watkins
Virginia
Mary McCullough
South Carolina
Miss Strother
Kuch
Georgia Railroad Seeks Governor Aid in Labor Dispute
General Manager Thomas K. Scott told Governor Smith in Atlanta that the Georgia Railroad asked for protection and received advice to arbitrate the dispute with its crews. The exchange occurred May 20 as tensions rose between the company and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Thomas K. Scott
The
Georgia Railroad Tonight
Smith
Officials and travelers see activity in Dothan field
In Dothan today A F B Hammond of the Alabama Demurrage and Storage Bureau visited the area. L N Ranvelt of the Coast Line at Gainesville Fla arrived with Mrs Hansell to visit relatives. Central clerk Grantham left for Clayton on vacation. Governor Smith urged state action while a passenger train carried a group to Rowntill Lake for a negro excursion. The round trip fare was $1.50. General Manager Scott issued a statement tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FB. Hammond
Alabama Demurrage and Storage Bureau
Dothan
L. N. Ranvelt
Coast Line
Gaineavile
Fla
Smith
Central
Rowntll
Point
Georgia
Scott
OLD SHOEN. A Roving Musing On Men And Shoes
The piece compares men to old shoes, noting wear, repair, and disposal as common fates. It weaves imagery of tanning, mending, and being trod upon, ending with a rhetorical choice between being a man or his shoe. A brief line mentions Mr EM Collina of Troy returning to Dothan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em, Collina of Troy
Dothan
Third annual Sacred Harp sing at Center church
The third annual Sacred Harp sing will be held at Center church six miles northwest of Headland tomorrow with dinner on the ground. The item also notes local travel and people in Dothan and nearby areas, plus a separate report from Atlanta on a Georgia Railroad white firemen strike and federal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Church
Headland
Unclear OCR Fragment on Panama City Transport Theft
Fragmentary report describes a morning incident involving a Baraca and Phiisthea crowd and a special train to Panama City. The readable text mentions a theft from purchasers and a death in the party, with several garbled phrases about timing and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca
Panama City
Mississippi Arrives at Natchez for Battleship Visit
The battleship Mississippi reached Natchez late today after a voyage from Bayou Sara starting at 5 AM. Crowds cheered as the ship fired salutes at Fort Adams and Red River, with 15 knot speed over ground after current adjustments. Captain Fremont met with reception committees aboard to plan the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Ming
Bayou Sara
Fort Adems
Shagls
Red River
Opposition to Target Practice in Chattanooga Tennessee
Citizens of Catoosa County prepare a petition for injunction to stop rifle range target practice feared to threaten life and limb. The 11th United States Cavalry is cited as the unit conducting the activity. A bill is filed at Rigdon Georgia for consideration tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Catooma County
Feovain
11Th
United States Cavalry
Rigguid
Card of Thanks from Ward Methodist Missionary Society
The ladies of the Ward Methodist Missionary Society extend heartfelt thanks to all who assisted with the Breach service and promise. Names mentioned include Mr J O Adare of Midland City Mr Knox Heedengu of Troy Mr Ee Moore of Troy and others who visited or traveled today plus Dr A J Steagall and several others returning to Abbeville and Florala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society of
Ward
Mr. Knox Heedengu
Troy van
Mr. Ee
Moore
Troy
Breach-of-Promise Suit Yields $100.25 Award
After an accounting and expense review the breach-of-promise case awarded $100.25 to the plaintiff. The decision concludes the disputed claim with a modest monetary sum.
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Ly Sill Operating
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OLD Shoen
Tnade
Ry Cobblers
Bonham & Asaery
Johnstone
Katharine
Gertrude
Alice Johnstone
Hardee Johnatme
Montgomery
W. Pippin
Clark
Makely
Mew St
J. H. Simonton
Ozark Tody
Varna Ammstead
Wewashichka
Niwton
United Single Life
L. Mason
Pastoria
Castoria
Will Forrester
Bessie
Williams
Clara Hrooks
Newton
Mew
W. H. Crawford
Proama City
Georgia Railroad
South
B. A. Ball
Order of Locomoive
United States
Tate
Quorgia
Mr. W.B. Markstein
Mr. Cum Foy
Havana, Fla
J. O. Adare
Holakely
Mr. A. McCarthy
Gordin
Mr. G. 1. Malone
Florala
W. A. Cheen
Midhand City
Chester Newton
Abbeville
Dr. A. 3. Steagall
Easy Moby
Daffy
Dixie Beaverage Co
Spectaitios
M. Cherry
Alabama
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