Tracalogia Ala Sixth Judicial Circuit Judge Bid Urged
In Jefferson County a push for a sixth judicial circuit judge arises as the tenth circuit gains prominence. The proposed reform would expand the sixth circuit to include Baldwin, Mobe, and Washington counties with about 134000 residents and appoint two judges to the fourteenth circuit with Walker and Wagon. A candidate Henry Foster is mentioned as a potential sixth circuit judge amid political maneuvering and local support.
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Tracalogia
Ala
Eirenita
Toei
Aupre Court
Jefferson County
Baldwin
Mobie
Washington
Cullinan
Madison
Elmore
Rynovation
Punties
Duudge
Henry
Foster
Tne
Dothan to Seek Public Hospital Under Medical Society Plan
The County Medical Society met today and urged construction of a public hospital in Dothan. A committee will develop definite plans and seek state funds with county aid, aiming for a well equipped facility with operating and anesthetizing rooms, labs, charity wards, and separate white and colored wards. Leading physicians express strong support and optimism for timely completion.
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Eagle
Dothan
Florida
Georgia
Devine
Sid Menna
Plana
Crystal Teashop Ad Near Foster Street
An OCR fragment advertises a Crystal Teashop beside a building near 306 North Foster. It mentions ready-for-fair prompts and a shop location, though details are incomplete.
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Crystal Teasher
Auto Taxes Due by November First Under New Alabama Rules
Automobile owners and operators of repair shops and dealers face a November 1 deadline to pay state automobile licenses as Alabama updates its laws. Chief Clerk W A Acree notes the probate office now handles licensing. delinquency after November 1 incurs extra collection fees. Prices vary by vehicle type and horsepower, with several categories listed.
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Alabama
Acree
Montgomery Land
Home
Wicksburg News Mixed Rural Church and School Notes
Wicksburg News reports local movements and events including Tindell and others attending the Primitive Baptists near Parisey on Sunday, Clyde Sammons traveling, and the Leonard Collins family returning from Graceville with relatives. It notes the district school’s large attendance, George Brannon winning at Hartford, Emil Saumens renting J. K. Collins farm, Collins buying the A. C. Campbell place, plus W. C. Williams at the Unlambie Missionary Baptist Association near Ashford.B.C. Campbell of Graceville to preach at County Line Missionary Baptist Church on the fifth Sunday.
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Wil Tindell
Oliver Watson
John Holloway
Cephins Sorrell
W. Byrd
the. A. Collins
Parisey
Primitive Hayptist Association
Clyde Sammons
Wesley
Jesse Leonard Collins
Graceville Fla
R.A. Weeks
Ian
Slocond
Asie
Tindell
Down
George Brannon
Artford
Emil Sauumens
J. K. Collins
Collins
A.c.campbell
Will
W. C. Williams
President Wilson Receives California Delegation on Wedding Ring Gift
President Wilson met California women and girls who presented a gold sample and a ring band for Mrs Norman Galt. They urged a visit to the San Francisco exposition and gave orange blossoms. An 81 year old San Francisco student delivered the petitions. Wilson sighed, noting he could not wed the ring yet.
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Wilson
California
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Norman Galt
Althy McCuen
San Francisco
Lawyer Kills Himself in Little Rock Office
Ot. 20. Joh McRose, a prominent attorney in Little Rock, shot and killed himself in his office today amid worries over Nicinese affairs. He acted as agent for a syndicate of English Toes recently suspended in his state due to the war. He was a son of the late Judge UL M. Rose, who years ago represented the United States at The Taage peace tribunal.
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Howe
English Toes
Innare
UL M. Rose
United States
Tagae
Six German Officers Break Parole
Washington reports that six German officers at the Norfolk navy yard have broken parole. Lieutenant Koch and Dr. Kru g er Kroenerk, from the Prinz H ltel Friedrich, overstayed four days with no trace. The six warrant officers were seen sailing the yacht Eclipse earlier and have since disappeared. a Swedish steamer was rumored to have picked them up outside the capes.
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Dothan Guards Drill Ahead of Governor Day Event
The Dothan Guards plan preparatory drills at the Armory on Sunday at 1 airlock Tuesday night at 70 and Wednesday morning at ftotblock as ordered by Captain Co 4. Matrix They prepare for Governor's day at the Dothan fair with Southeast Alabama teams and National Guard units competing for prizes. A visiting company from Geneva county is expected to join, along with other companies aiming for awards in the contest.
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Dothan
Co 4
Matrix
Alabama Cornies
Marima National Guard
Blocomb
Anow
Eayupares
Militar
Aventnts
Gennva County
Toye
Fis
Sheriff Kills Moonshiner in Marshall County Standoff
In Marshall County a posse led by Sheriff John Lewin confronted moonshiners after a raid on a still. Wadkins opened fire, fatally wounding the sheriff as deputies returned fire. Wadkins was killed in the exchange. Howell of Headland reported today.
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Marshall Grid
Bresnahan Faces Legal Troubles After Auto Accident
Chicago National team star Roger Bresnahan missed court to answer drunken driving and assault charges after a Monday auto crash in which contractor Richard Smiddy and his wife were injured. Court officials noted a transportation issue and a request for a later trial or vacation of the continuance.
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Chicaga
Roger Bresnahan
Win Ager
Chicago Nationals
Nesault
Ant
Richard PD
Smiddy
Mysterious death of a young man at Ozark
An unidentified man, thought aged 30 to 35 with blue eyes and dark hair, died in Ozark Alabama. Police found no identifying papers on his person. The body was discovered yesterday near the Potter Field as investigators pursued the cause of death and tried to locate the man’s identity.
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Ozark
Dr W S Wyman Dead At Tescaloosa
Dr W S Wyman former president of the University of Alabama and longtime state educator died in Tescaloosa after a long career in education and public service. He is survived by five children and several relatives in Alabama. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Tescaloosa
Tuscalowen
Alm
William Stoker Wyman
The
Uiversity of Alabama
Suffrage Loses in New Jersey Amid Partial Returns
In Jer any City Det Ah The viz majority rolled up against woman suffrage as incomplete returns show a $5,000 lead for anti suffrage in 21 counties. Only Essex county favored suffrage. Hackensack towns went against the amendment while Princeton faced no surprise to suffrage supporters. The Legislature’s vote power and presidential electors loom as future battlegrounds in New Jersey.
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Kigmren
Yeasterday
Dtistriete
Fisherfalk
Qeran
Hind
Remai
Emul
Ivethet
Kay
Wetan Wusffrage
New Jerney
Atanda Tolay
Jergen County
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Soln
Nowball
Hackensack
Chaity
Anes W. Nugent
Wolfrage
Wilson
Princeton
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