03 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
1
Reporters note broad support for Crawford across Dothan and county sections. Voters expect Crawford to win by a large margin, with minimal opposition due to perceived independence harming Butler and triggering cross party resentments.
Marriage licenses have been issued to W Curtis Williams of Graceville and Miss Thelma Box of Dothan and to Morgan Milgram Cozent of Mobile and Miss Panney B Peacock of Greenwood, Miss.
A Runaway Match presented by the W. Park company last night drew laughs and roars with lively performances by Norman Fields as Solomon, Doris Bonita as Mrs. Match, and Bond and Ezeli as Cuthbert Claxton and Son. Tonight Goethe’s minsterfaces Fanet is billed, with The Belle of Richmond slated for Saturday. Dr and Mrs Stavens celebrate the arrival of a fine girl.
Miss Katherine Grosby of Bardstown and Dr Walter Wright from Tulsa eloped after the bride’s father pursued them by car from Bardstown toward Louisville. The couple distanced him and boarded a train to Allenphis Tennessee where they wed.
The report notes Mr. Grisby voiced objections at Lunaile railway stations as the youth defended the initiative. He accepted his defeat with notable composure while supporters lauded the strategist’s stance.
An anxious scene on East Main Street as a delivery horse bolted toward Do ver Grocery and crashed its head through a glass window. Bystanders helped pull the animal free after it became frightened by approaching a band. no injuries were reported to the rider, though a twist was taken to extract the horse from the glass.
The Sunday school class of Mrs. Wilson promotes a Lyceum Concert to fund a community project in Dothan. Gamble Concert Party and Galea duo orchestras are featured with Frank Dixon. Citizens are urged to buy tickets promptly to support the event.
A long standing docket item saw the plaintiff’s plea heard yesterday afternoon with a modest award of 250. The case remains one of the oldest on the docket and involved several remayes, reflecting a slow legal process.
In Birmingham on November 2 seven railroad cars loaded with beer were seized under a warrant by Deputy Sheriffs Chew and Cowan. The liquor, alleged to violate prohibition laws, was attached on Central and Prison railroads and directed to parties including J. D. Evang and A. W. Marrish. The seizure followed claims the interstate shipment was not completed.
Mr. Morgan W. Cozant of Mobile and Mina Panay Posock of Greenwood were married in Mobile in a ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Whatley. The bride, daughter of Mr. Vranick Veacock of Greenwood, is sister to Mrs. W. B. Whailey of Dothan. They plan to reside along the Coast Line road after the wedding. Local items note Ashford’s WoW Yare and Kelly of Geadhand visiting the city, with North of Carden in town paying for the work in today’s Eagle.
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