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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
5
Tutwiler owner A. 8, Tutwiler of Troy moved his office to Do than now and seeks a government building funding but finds it not yet available. He has emphasized the need to buy and build and has erected a handsome bony on West Main Street.
John Enfinger, driving a horse on Foster Street near Dothan, was thrown from the buggy when the horse veered and caused him to strike his head on the ground after gas was thrown from a nearby vault. He was rushed to a nearby hospital where several stitches were required for head injuries.
In Cob Kentucky Qontuckians qpeY DIZ clashed at the end of a street affray. Both men were mortally wounded by gunfire as a constable Ibex Tee and pirate James Willams stood watch. Willams, a former county sheriff, and others had recent feuds, with family members previously shot. Sus Mae McCarty left her post at the Criterion theatre to teach nearby.
Ernest Jordan, a printer formerly of Dothan and former Houston Eagle employee, is listed among the missing after the Los Angeles Times explosion. He left Dothan seven to eight years ago and recently had connections in Alabama. he was married with one child.
A Criterion Theatre show for veterans drew a large crowd with free admission by manager Morris. Program included Richmond scenes and battle depictions, with vocal pieces by Virgie Harrison. The same program will return for two more nights with tickets at $25.00 from Walter Helms.
Unsettled weather across the area with notice of evening shows on Wednesday. Stuchlana Bros advertises blank books for business use and claims a large stock from major wall paper manufacturers in the United States. Prices are described as reduced to attract customers.
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