May Divert Big Shipments From The Coast Line
Flowers of Dothan owner Flowers Lumber Company and Yke Lumber rail line executive say the Atlantic Coast Line diverts large lumber shipments daily, preferring Central of Georgia due to alleged duplicity. He claims Coast Line loses freight, free lights for Jakin station, free water, and fire protection. Local reaction cites underhand tactics and lack of frankness by Bowdoin, stirring long‑standing tensions between lines.
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Democratic Party Calls for Unified Cotton State Action
General Graves urges the nine cotton states North and South to convene caucuses and form conference committees to craft a unified plan through state legislatures. He argues the Democratic Party in power can coordinate rapid action to relieve disaster in the cotton belt and save the region.
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Captain Rebert E. Lee Dead Youngest Son of General Lee
Washington reports Captain Rebert E. Lee died at age seventy one in Upperville Virginia. He leaves two children. A plan proposed by Charrois Graves aims to coordinate Democratic nominees and conventions across states to engage early action and unified support for the 1860s political slate.
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Washington
Watch Thief Steals From Brannon Stand Resident
Burglars entered the residence of Charlie Peterman near Brannon Stand and stole a watch. A negro thief escaped with a watch belonging to Mrs Culver, according to reports reaching here.
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Brannon
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Death of Pioneer John L Gwaltney DkS After Typhoid Illness
John L Gwaltney, 54, a longtime local figure and pioneer citizen, died at his home three miles from town after several months of typhoid fever. He is survived by relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held at Bealah Church at two o clock this afternoon with Masonic honors.
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John LL. Gwaltney
Ternoon
Gwalthey
Bealah
Manonfe
Hoboes Passes In County Court Move
A group of unemployed hoboes, described as the Knights of the Road, were escorted to the county jail then brought before Justice T. W. Butler. They faced potential labor sentences on county roads, with two youths near the age limit being considered for state reformatories. Names given to officers included We 1 PRMIpa, F. C. Buellar dy, Dave Taynalide, G. Uneges, W. M. Shannon, Robert Newari.
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F.C. Buellrdy
Dave Taynalide
G. Uneges
W. M. Shannon
Robert Newari
Insurgent City Council Wing Advances A Power Shift
The insurgent faction in the City Council pressed a push last night aiming to strip the mayor of police powers. Alderman Grant proposed a resolution backing the move and assailed Russian positions as part of the broader attack on Galnes' approach.
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Derman Galnes
City Council debate over police appointments in Petrograd
In Petrograd on October 20, a council proposal allowed mayor or chief of police to sign a policeman for cause pending council investigation. Mayor Joe Baker opposed electing police by council power. New board members An n Grant, Gaines, Halland, Thregett, and Martin joined, with G. S. Meller re-elected City HL. HL, City Engineer, and torkey noted in the official announcement. The Army Gazette reports Germans claim heavy losses in Russia.
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Gaines
Halland
Thregett
Martin
Southerners Battle Over War Tax Relief Measure
Washington reports the House and Senate committees debated a war tax relief measure. Southern opponents push for an amendment benefiting farmers, while leaders indicate a possible adjournment and postponement for at least a week.
American Bar Association Annual Session Opens in Washington
President Witkon welcomed members of the American Bar Association as the three day session began. Distinguished jurists gathered as Taft spoke for the association president, with plans to address reforms and membership questions. Speakers included Chief Justice Sir Charles Fitzpatrick and Romulo Naon, among others, at the Pan American Union headquarters.
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Dominion of Canada
Canada
Romulo
Naot
Bedties
4Imeon Kaldwin
Connecticut
Robert Jf Parkinson
Jinety
Edmund Wemore
New York
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States Supreme Court
Charles A. Kosten
German sweep toward the English Channel checked near Dunkirk
Reports from Paris and London say German forces along the Dunkirk front have been checked as Allied reinforcements push to stabilize the line. The situation remains crisis tense with conflicting dispatches about French and British holds and incoming troops.
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Dunkirk
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Allies Claim Temporary Advantage in War Off Welery
Reports from Londen indicate Allied forces gained a temporary edge over German troops near Welery as combat continued. The claim was met with cautious language and some uncertainty about translating into a decisive turn in the fighting.
Villa arrests delegates conference plan disrupts peace talks
Laredo reports a private dinner batch claims General Ville hay has arrested all delegates attending the nine nation peace convention.
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Batch
Ville Hay
British submarine E-3 sunk by German warship patrol
In a official report dated October 20 from Rarlin the navy announces that the British submarine E-3 has been sunk by a German warship. The loss adds to escalating naval confrontations as authorities confirm the engagement occurred in the war zone.
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Rarlin
Barge overturns on river drowning several workers
A stone barge capsized on the river today near Mariette injuring and drowning multiple crew members. Eight men were drowned, with five bodies recovered so far as rescue efforts continue. Local authorities follow up on the incident.
Verdun fort captures and shifting German advances
Fragmentary wartime note reports Verdun fort being captured by German forces and statements suggesting changes in our lines. It mentions preparations and renewed German actions near key forts, with references to Avasians and strategic concepts in progress.
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Cet
Ottivian
Saya
Verdun
Tormain
Arguments for Dissolution of Steel Corporation
The government unit for dissolution of the United States Corporation appeared before the United States Court of Appeals today. The Steel Corporation submitted its brief denying monopoly charges and contended that only the formation history and size justify actions against it.
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Steel Corporation
United States
Corporation
United States Court of Appeals
Ube Corporation
Trial Proceedings In The Carmen Case At Mineola
Mrs Jennie Duryea, mother of Mrs Laurie Bailey, testified about the disappearance of Florence Carmen. She said her daughter left home at three o clock on the day of the crime and she never saw her alive again. The testimony reflected fear and uncertainty surrounding the murder investigation in Mineola.
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Long Inland
Jennie Duryea
Laurie Bailey
Erfime
German Destroyer Wunk and Battle Report
Fragmentary wartime note reports a German destroyer action with allied forces engaging near an Austro-Hungarian theater. The garbled text mentions ships including Japanese destroyers and a German unit departing from a base, with references to prior and ongoing combat in late 20th century language.
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