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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
1
In a partial transcribed dispatch, Watterson cites demands that Germany respect neutral rights and harsh penalties against submarines and airship raids. The text argues submarines are pirates and calls for adherence to interdicts, with warnings of consequence for violators.
The Camp Fire Girls of Dathen sold fly traps to fund public service projects. The three foot high, fourteen inch wide traps with a wired open top attract flies with sweets beneath the battunt and wrap. The girls transfered their sales to Death Floral Co now handling distribution and urge continued public support.
A Watson man named Glover reports dramatic health improvement after taking one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He suffered long stomach pains, bloating, and sleep trouble before, but says the medicine let him eat freely and sleep well. The ad promises permanent relief for stomach and liver issues with a money-back guarantee.
In Pike County farmers battle boll weevils affecting the cotton harvest. A bottle of weevils was opened in Troy as a demonstration, with locals noting infestations could cause greater damage next year if not controlled. The Troy Messenger reports on the ongoing struggle and cautious optimism about current yields.
The article cites Holt arguing international law favors using force for defense while condemning aggression. U.S. President Taft and ex-President Taft reportedly worked on peace principles. It notes calls for restraint and a U.S. stance that force may end when aggression abates, with references to Britain and international balance.
In a Riggs Bank legal action, a lawyer and a judge clashed during proceedings. The session featured heated exchanges as McCoy threatened to withdraw and the solicitor Bailey argued for the admissibility of a key affidavit amid a murky record of statements and objections.
A man named Mre Carselle was arrested on a charge involving the theft of property. He posted bond today at the county jail, with authorities noting the case is proceeding in relation to a burglary that occurred earlier.
Washington reports Rear Admiral William Shepard as chief of the newly created Burne off tions department. The brief item notes his service and the reorganization within the Navy command structure.
A local service event was held for Haire au Mere Tanne Frover. Community members gathered to mark the occasion and honor contributions in a brief ceremony.
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