11 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1914
Page
1
International News Service reports no credible evidence of a cruiser named North Carolina being captured or wrecked in Turkish waters. The hoax likely originated at Charlestown Navy Yard, Massachusetts, and the report is deemed untrue.
London reports Britain and the United States jointly pursuing confirmation on the North Carolina incident with no admiralty confirmation of a mine strike. Washington says Secretary Daniels has no fears for the vessel's safety but cannot confirm communications with the ship.
Work will begin tomorrow on the Scheel building under the supervision of Contractor Welch, employed by the city. It was decided not to let the work by contract. It is believed the work will be finished in time for the start of the next term of schools.
Plant City Florida resident C. H. Moen credits Vinal tonic with ending nine years of poor health. He says after trying many medicines he slept well, regained appetite, reduced nervousness, and could perform housework and gardening, calling Vinal the best tonic ever seen. The ad pitches cod liver oil based tonic as a cure all.
Allied and German actions along the English coast feature bombing raids by British and French aviators and naval bombardment of trench positions. Emperor William reportedly visited Ypres amid ongoing warfare in the region.
Paris reports the Belgian town of Dixmude, near Yser, captured by German forces after heavy fighting. The front line around Nieuport and Lys remains volatile as German attacks continue.
Disjointed court notes from Genesee on November 1 describe a prosecutor promising dramatic disclosures in the Siegel trial. The presenting image and alleged threats are cited as shaping public perception during the session.
Ambiguous proposals split into two methods to advance suffrage. One plan seeks a constitutional amendment while another treats the issue as a states rights matter.
A juvenile worker for The Morning News, Nufes Holmes, suffered injuries when a trimming machine circular blade caused four fingers on his hand to be lacerated but not amputated. The incident occurred last night during newspaper production.
When the House of Commons reconvened King George delivered an address outlining England's aims in war and signaling resolve to win at any cost despite hardships.
Woodmen camps from Georgia and Alabama are expected to attend the memorial at Dothan city cemetery Sunday at 2 PM for Lee Drin Kere who died in an automobile accident. Ernest H. HuI will deliver the memorial address and Miss Foster will read. Spivey brothers quartet and Officer O Spivey will participate. lodge activities follow at 4 PM on North Paster Street.
Court appellate action remains in Albany as Justice Chester denies a change of venue in the case involving Theodore Roosevelt and Hans Mhel, with the matter set for reconsideration.
Nov 10 in Angina Ga John O Reele, addicted to a narcotic life, planned to forge medical prescriptions by using a fake physiology and a messenger to obtain drugs. After months of paying for his drug, he was captured and jailed awaiting reinvy on forgery charges.
Atlanta November final depiction of the late Supreme Court case states the justices have the matter under consideration and will announce the court’s direction. Frank’s motion to dismiss the verdict claims his absence at rendition. An affirmation would leave no recourse but executive clemency or a U.S. Supreme Court appeal. reversal would trigger a meritorious trial in the Superior court.
The Special War Tax Collector issues notices for Alabama residents detailing the 1.00 tax on foreign capital stock and other taxes to support the war effort. Forms 467 and Ha determine filings, with money orders and postal forms used for payments. Notices list categories such as brokers, pawnbrokers, merchants, theatres, exhibitors, bowling alleys, and manufacturers and their respective tax amounts.
Proceedings in the United States court at Deltan concern two Ashford firms, Saich & Ashford Bilutrap and J. A. Marsh. Creditors named include Smith & Gilstray and Gro Company, Malone Grocery Company, and the Dothan Produce Company, with J. A. Marsh’s creditors listing David Rothseilli a Company, Goode Krown Dry Goody Company, and B. A. Warelbaum & Bro. The Ashford firms are noted among the area’s smaller merchants.
The torpedo boat Number 33 of the Japanese forces struck a mine in Kian Chay Ray and sank. Six crewmen were saved, and the remaining crew were casualties. The incident occurred near Tokyo on November 11.
Monthly inspection plan targets town district buildings and gas lines. Officials will assess fires risks losses and prepare reports for press release. The chief, likely Alabama’s youngest, will oversee repairs and public safety measures.
The article notes planned White House receptions and dinners around Mrs. Wilson's death, including discussions of condolence visits and formalities. It mentions President Wilson, diplomats, and attendees from Britain, France, Hungary, and Turkey, amid global mourning.
Fragmentary excerpt references Germany Italy Britain and the United States amid wartime debates on blockade tactics. Mentions ports ships and the North Sea in a contested scenario, with uncertain names and dates.
Aguna Calientes reports indicate a chaotic peace conference fallout. Car Foyza’s conditional offer to resign is rejected as generals consolidate command at Villa and prepare to push toward the capital. Troop movements northward accelerate, with front-line units strengthening in the region amid uncertain military orders.
A burglary at McCallum's Store in Ukemda is described with a back door entry and a failed attempt to force entry through the front. The thief targeted cigars and suited items but left money and most merchandise untouched, despite a careful search of the register. Police are investigating, with no known suspect or motive clear.
Valdosta district notes uncertain timetable at Adair Street School where about 250 pupils attend. A new arrangement was made last week causing a brief pause in classes and the program will run about seven weeks as students from Adair Street School continue in one afternoon sessions.
A disrupted dispatch describes continued combat along the Dime Hine irowa line with many wounded and hundreds dead due to ongoing shelling and missed ceasefire expectations. Reports claim fierce clashes near Comings and Ypres with smoke and confusion over casualties.
A secret wireless station was found at a location near Lower Gulltornin, with authorities identifying a Mexican connection. The Department reached the site today and its discovery is linked to military interests in the border region.
Marietta Ohio authorities report two men, Wil A Lindway and Jeni Reynobis, were hurt in a collision at the car barn after a nine year service as conductors and motormen. A ceremonial monument nearby is noted and the sleet likely contributed to the accident.
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