29 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1915
Page
1
The defendant Malowler Ingrag, charged in a cotton fire case in Frogtown, has been denied by higher courts. The Circuit Court halted further action as other acts remain undecided, meaning he must serve the remaining sentence in the penitentiary. No steps or lawyers' actions are currently clear.
Grady Granger is shot to death in Frogtown Saturday night. Deputies chase leads across Viewston county as graves Kelly and others face questioning. Granger’s funeral planned today amid a tense aftermath with reports of a dawn-to-dusk manhunt and disputed details of the shooting.
Fragmentary report describes a violent murder case in Ohio involving a man tied to the death of his grandmother Eva Kemble. It notes a discovery near the crime scene, a neighbor’s involvement, and a court action granting a new trial based on bond. The text mentions assault charges, a beaten grandfather, and mentions events in Pensacola and Abbeville with unclear dates.
An OCR laden notice touts RUB-MY-TISM and Antiseptic Ansdyne as universal cures for rheumatism headaches burns and more with dubious claims. It describes failed efforts to read out names dates and places while mentioning funerals officials and a Grange event, suggesting a local community notice mix with promoted remedies and scattered personal references.
Discussion on diversification for small farmers and tenant holders amid cotton dependence. Notes Alabama trends, pest and disease risks, and farming shifts toward corn, oats, wheat, peas, and cotton storage. Mentions cotton’s fragility, boll weevil impact, and state efforts to diversify crops and support tenant farmers through fertilizers and credit.
Fragmented court notes indicate a pending federal proceeding tied to Polat Wade and Watson. The proceedings hint at contested evidence and witness issues, with defense counsel asserting rights to present testimony while judges weigh admissibility and procedural questions.
New York industry report shows steel mills operating below full capacity amid weak orders and extended shutdowns. Plants cut production, delaying shipments and affecting workers as demand falters in wartime era markets.
A garbled OCR passage references farms, names, and places with scattered terms such as Pat, Didiess, and Salta. It reads as a messy local item with no clear event or date, making precise details and entities difficult to extract.
A Nov 28 dispatch from Washington reports Catholic leaders criticizing the U S stance on recognizing the Cuerranza government in Messee amid charges of priest outrages. A letter from Secretary Tumulty and statements from Rev Pearcy and others urge restraint, emphasize unity, and call for careful handling of the defiant controversy and its political impact. The discussion also touches on U S and Weston responses, alleged violent incidents, and the need for stability amid the crisis.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions stage performers Jed Salix and onstage wealthies, with references to copper, goats, and a plan to keep a walkway clean. It notes a bias effect and concerns about expenses and safety in a cluttered venue setting.
Police report a man injured after a weekend incident on a city street. Witnesses described a struggle and a standoff leading to a man being struck, with authorities investigating possible assaults and seeking further details.
A Dothan County Teachers Association session is planned for December 4 1995 with speakers from Everyday Pedagogs and related groups. The agenda includes methods of adult education, training techniques, and a program committee led by Hrank Melvin and others.
Sheriff Dabn A May and Deputy Alyek arrested De Bryant Apthae Byes and Willie Flemm, all described as negroes, about twelve miles south of town late Saturday. May faced charges for shouting into Kini tiers' use while the frolic among the workers was reportedly disrupted, and a black man was described as being beaten.
Fragmented OCR notes state a December 7 190% event by the Chil Service Commission for a monographer in Atlanta Ga. The document references district medical service from this city and a territorial application process through a secretary. No clear names or specific dates beyond December and Atlanta are confirmed.
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