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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1915

Page

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Wil Paschal Report for Training with Cleveland

Ben Paschal of Enterprise, former Do than left fielder and Cleveland Americins member, will depart for training with the club next season. His early Cleveland games impressed executives and may earn him a major league chance. Paschal, recently in Montgomery en route home, has support from home as his prospects brighten.

Ben Paschal Enterprise Dothan Cleveland Americins Cleveland Paschal Pasehal

Trophy Cups For Parade On Display In Dothan

The floral parade opening day at the Dothan fair on Monday October 25 features trophy cups on display at the Dothan Jewelry Company. Prizes will honor best decorated automobiles and floats as merchants back the event with interest. Local organizers urge prompt planning for openings day amid heavy decorating activity.

Dothan Jewelry Company

Moon Light School Opens Tonight in Webb

The first adult night school in Houston county opens at Webb under Prof. R. E. Southerland with unknown attendance likely high. Other rural teachers delay until after the Duban fair on October 21, Tolleson reports. aims include exhibits and instruction for adults.

Fist School Southerland Webb Houston County RE. EL Southerland Southerliml Adalte O. OL Talleson Talleson Kentucky Dothan Attereda Wehbe Gimiral Houston Tolleson Tle Evans

Rebels to Surrender Arms in Cape Haitien

Haitian rebels agreed to lay down arms under a U S mediation led by Lemuel W Livingston and Gen Carton Zamper. American forces to withdraw from Cap Haitien after a formal ceasefire pact signed at Quartier Morin and Cape Haitien.

Cape Naitien Det Dein Lemuel W. Livingston Conknl Cape Haitian Carton Zamper Interior Quartier Morin Cape Waitson

Local Drug Firm Secures Federal Revenue License

John A. May, sheriff, notes the M. A. Ellicon Drug Company has obtained a federal revenue license. Tom Underwood of near Dethan is present, and Rev. Z. Willioww of Crosby appears today, no further details provided.

M. A. Ellicon Drug Company John A. May Tom Underwood Near Dethan

Germans Try to Recapture Lost Trinches at Vivenchy

Paria reports the repulse of four German attempts to retake trenches between Vivenche and the woods of Vivenchy and north of Mexuil. French artillery silenced enemy batteries in the Suippen valley as bombardments continued along the front. A German counterattack near Mesuil Likiwine was knocked back. The Belgian front saw artillery activity on all sectors while Reinforcement air activity targeted Laxenburg.

Paria Erenches Vivenelio Mexuil Suippen Wools Vivenchy Gsi Artain Vivenely Haneen Sam Beaufort Land Hogebort Champagne Laharazer Ea Viol Codis Sainte Marie Col du Houfiamme Laxenburg

Bryan lashes out at reporters over presidential bid question

In Dallas on October 4 former Secretary of State Bryan grew angry when reporters pressed him about another presidential run. He called the question both pernicious and foolish and refused further comment.

Dallas Texas Bryan Wheal Mr. Bevan

British Detain Four More Steamers at Kirkwall

Lomton October 1 Four additional steamers are detained at Kirkwall Swedish St deta and Ester Danish Absalom and Norwegian Origen. Ships sailed earlier from Baltimore Tampa Philadelphia New York for Gothenburg Newport News Copenhagen and Kirkwall with cargoes tied to prize seizures. The Vitalis cargo from New York to Rotterdam was seized, while the Vitalin was later released. Netherlands Trust denied consignment of the cargo and Dutch interests claimed protection of seized goods.

Lomton Kirkwall St. Deta Ester Absalom Origen St. Dehn Baltimore Gothenburg Tampa Newport News Vitalis Etrolite Phiadelphia Mirkwall

Farmers Hear Plan To Fight Cotton Weevil At County Meeting

A large county meeting heard state entomologist W. K. Hinds explain methods to curb the Mexican boll weevil. He urged reduced cotton acreage and burning stalks before frost, but noted climate limits in the area require farmers to rely on their own protective measures. The day featured light showers and cool, cloudy weather.

W. K. Hinds Dr. Hinds

Big Raid by French Is Put On

London reports a stubborn air and ground fight as Anglos French aim to extend their offensive in Artal. French air raids over Champagne and Belgian coast indicate renewed activity. Russians reportedly fall back while Germans press in the east near Vilnius. No word on Berhba or Gallipoli actions. The Russians in Mesopotamia pursue attacks on Turkish positions.

London Hain Muc Armen Artal Alin Buelles Avin Champagne Champagné Vil Hindenburg Minuk Berhba Gallipoli

Auditorium Opens Wednesday Night in City

The city Wall auditorium opens to the public Wednesday night with ticket windows operating for pay at the door. Ashera will guide attendees to their seats. Chaperone ChangellerWK will give the opening address. Musical numbers by the Pethan orchestra directed by John 4 Crazy. Local acts may perform. The full program to be announced later.

City Wall Aca Peetrona Ashera Pethan John 4

Court meeting draws farmers to town at noon

Noon gathered farmers and businessmen as Judge Crawford began court but adjournment allowed time for a sweeting. The Eagle advertised the meeting and ensured large attendance. Farmers had discussed plans last week and had read advance notices in the papers, aiming to attend today.

Crawford Faragis Dethen

School board seeks fee ruling on term charges

A Cottonwood district suit alleges a per pupil charge of 1.00 for the term, including heating and lighting costs, and asks the court to determine if the school board acted improperly by billing 1.00 per pupil for incidental expenses. Plaintiffs claim the average 0 pupils in the district could not support the fee, while the board asserts the charges are valid existing obligations.

Cottonwood tHeane Seria Orhben

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