County Board of Education Meeting Set in Doth
The county board of education will meet in Doth at the courthouse October 13, per an announcement by Jobe M. Odom, fenden, of calication. Members from various parts of the cane ty will attend to discuss making ppvitionments for the schchola. The meeting is expected to require substantial work.
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County Board of Education
Doth
Court House
Jobe M. Odom
Fenden
Calication
Canety
Harry Grant Dies After Game Battle
New York racing scene is shocked by the death of driver Harry Grant after a practice crash for the Astu Cup at Sheepshead. Grant, who won the Van derhill Cup earlier, suffered fatal injuries when a fueling line ruptured causing a fire during the accident.
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New York
Cfrant
Sheepshead
Hho
Dewkis
Earthquake Reports From San Francisco Area
Early notes recount a minor quake in San Francisco and surrounding districts. Residents felt tremors in Berkeley and nearby towns while authorities report no major damage or injuries.
Dr McNeill Illness Delays Parish Services
Friends announce the illness of Dr TE Ti McNeill at the Foster Street Parsonage. He has been unable to minister for several days and is expected to return soon. Rev Williams will preside at Symotetuck and there will be no evening service.
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TE Ti McNeill
Foster Street
Teeenusabl
Tanmet
Cr. Williams
Lafayette Avenue
Symotetuck
Dr. McNeill
County Board of Equalization Provisions and Appointments
A fragmented report outlines the county board of equalization structure with terms and appointment rules. It notes the governor and state board roles, and discusses implications of failure to appoint and who will fill vacancies. The piece references Mew and PL Martin and possible district actions.
Decrease in Bales Reported in Manston County
A government report by Special Agent John M. Dykes notes a decrease in bales at Manston county compared with the previous month shifted to September 1914. The document details declines observed from the export activity and compares current figures with prior levels.
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John M. Dykes
Manston County
Joe
Hohales
Camber
Shaw of Cowarts in Dothan on Business
A.Cowarts resident HB A Shaw was observed in Dothan on business matters. He appeared in public, engaging with local contacts and conducting routine activity related to his interests.
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HB. A. Shaw
Cowarts
Horlinn
Frustrated Plan to Rob L and W Reported
A disjointed report details a thwarted robbery plan involving Miran Tom Col Sam and others. It describes a dying patient at Tiina hospital and mentions multiple alleged conspirators Colier Raper and others linked to the crime. The text references a train hold up and attempts to derail telegraph lines and engine, with several men identified as suspects and collaborators. The fragmented account names locations and actions but remains unclear in specifics.
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Patien
North
Tiina
Briday
Prisanea
Seth
Posse GP Universitielicling
Jain
Yale
Cellier ix
Sali
Ius
Galauris
Pontspirnas
Atb-N
Tia
Qdner
Nieding
de Per
Collier
Asoel
Grand Jury Witness Summons Issued Across Circuit
Writs to summon witnesses have been issued by Clerk WLS Brown of Utevant and will be served across the county. Circuit Court opens in Seth Andee with new solicitor recognized in November. The Geneva session marks the circuit’s first week under the new judiciary arrangement and assigns duties to the sheriff and solicitors.
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Wls Brown
Utevant
Sheriff Offici
Wediranberry
Circuit Court
Seth Andee
al Seurer
Cludee Pearce
Veel Holling Caurt
Geneva
War casualty totals placed at 7 997 000 by retired officer
A retired officer provides a breakdown of Allied and Teutonic losses totaling 4 167 000 and 3 981 000 respectively. The figures cover France, Austria, and Germany with mentions of nations and units in a wartime summary.
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Germany
Austria
Mi's Heard Goes to New York Rank
Miss Kya Meard of the Sax and Healey Goods Compass plans a move to New Yard adie store. The report suggests a shift in representation and a forecast of optimism about a forthcoming extort in New York at this time.
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Kya Meard
The
Sax & Healey Goods Compass Pleft Hi Jr
Peesantilly
Acleet
Erneoth
New Yard
Adie
Wien
York
Automobile sales picking up in Southeast Alabama area
Mr Charlie Murphy of Dethan Foundry and Machin Company reports stronger automobile demand in the Southeast Alabama region for Studebaker cars from South Bend Indiana. He notes improved business as cotton prices rise stimulating inquiries across the territory, including a new Studebaker Seven passenger car sold to Mrs E Mandy of this city.
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Charlie Murphy
Dethan Foundry and Machis
Whiel Cancer
T Sauthesst Alabainm
Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Ind
E. Mandy
Governor Smith Visits Koeomt in Today’s Short Note
A garbled OCR passage notes Gov. Smith of Koeomt visiting somewhere today. The fragmentary text mentions Vasery Grae cery Up and a casual reference to matters for tomorrow.
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Gov. Smith
Koeomt
King George Threatens to Quit Sparks Global Tension
A chaotic, OCR filled snippet reports King George potentially abdicating amid pressures and peace talks. Premier Asquith stance and uncertain fate loom as observers note possible upheaval in Britain and Allied responses.
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King George
Princeton Boy 1B Held in England as a German Spy
A Princeton boy born abroad and now in England faces espionage charges for alleged attempts to aid Germany. He reportedly volunteered information to British authorities, claiming neutrality while denying wrongdoing. The case, before authorities in London, concerns his alleged involvement with German intelligence.
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Princeton
England
Yacht designer's wife found dead in Boston hotel
The wife of yacht designer Crowninshield was found dead in a Boston hotel. Police report indicate drowning as the cause, with investigators deeming it accidental. The husband, away and unaware, was notified and said he had recently suffered no illness.
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Boston
Fostou
Batdin
Crowninshield
Maybletenad
McCgrath
Mra
Croastine
Iida
Creaenianbield
Husbars
Bandits Loot Million From B and O Express
Bandits robbed an express train from New York to St Louis, seizing about a hundred registered packages and wine from Washington. Authorities chased through West Virginia and Ohio, with searches by detectives spanning multiple towns as engineers and crew reported the alarm and attempted to stop the robbers near Central Station and along the river across Wheeling and Parkersburg.
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New York
St Lenig
Parkersburg
Grafton
Haerinan
Rodridde
Melma
Central Station
St. Mary
Wheeling
Dr and Mrs Frazier relocate to Dothan home
Reported in a fractured reminiscence the Fraziers plan to return to surgical work in Dothan while Mrs Frasier pursues literary projects. They recently lived in New York and Montgomery, seeking a permanent home with a yard and view. Local residents recall Dr Fraser’s earlier prominence at the central station and the region’s ongoing concerns.
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Fraeter
Snetrapolls
New York
Firaduate
America
Franken
Prain
Frasier
Ithen
Jon Montgomery
Freater
Montgomery
York
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