President Wilson plans broader defense program advance
President Wilson intends to press ahead with national defense measures, stressing a multi year outlook and low expenditures compatible with needs. Senate naval committee chairman James Garrison discussed the topic with the President and backed a modest navy increase, while officials awaited a formal report from Secretary Daniels before firm actions.
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Washington
Ser
Wilson
le Daniels
Etames
Chaimain Tithaan
Senate Naval Committee
Vithuai
Daniels
Kinsel
Radgett
Manse Naval Affairs Committee
Kirge
Tishman
Women Seek Health With Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
Hundreds of women enter professions and face poor health daily with female ailments. The ad claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cures fatigue and restores wellbeing, urging women to try the herbal tonic long sold as a home remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
America
Embezzlement Charge Stuns Dresden Bank Ex-Cashier Arrested
Indianapolis police arrest John Hornung 61 a former cashier of Dresden National Bank Ohio on embezzlement charges. He admitted embezzling funds from the bank and had been living under the alias John Johnson in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Hornung
Dresden National Bank
Dresden
Ohio
Maid Hornung
Horning
John Johnnson
County Aig School Plans Aimed at Girls Education
County teachers outline a girls only training program at the county high school. The plan includes domestic science and housekeeping courses to enable girls to attend school, with arithmetic for grades one to four and reading and orthography for fifth through seventh grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Fisher
Distilling Cases Before Federal Courtbery
Distilling defendants O Woand and others, brought to Covington for arraignment by Deputy Marshals and collectors, were arraigned before General Countystoner today on illicit distilling charges. Each was bound over to await action by the Federal grand jury.
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Covington Euity
Fred Sheerhan
Kedseral Countainstoner
Tuwiler
Local defendants arraigned on charges in Peave court
Bie Bowick and Coot Knight, both described as negroes, were arraigned before Judge T. W. Butler. Bowick faced assault and battery charges with $10 fines and unknown jail terms. Knight was charged with gambling and received a $10 fine and a set jail sentence of several days.
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Bie Bowick
Witty
Seamaines
Coot Knight
T. W. Butler
Arel
Local residents report Dothan visits this morning
AW Franklin of Ashford and 2 A Martin of route one Wa al visited Dothan this morning. Weather Mixon of Madrid also came to town for business or pleasure in the morning.
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J. G. Mathis
Ashford
Dothan
Franklin
A. Martin
Route One
Plans for School Exhibit and Children’s Day Event
The Southeast Alolania Bais Ansaria tion hosts a second exhibition in Darth Oerohertet this afternoon. Educational Committee reviews prize awards and questions on the Qady matter while Superintendant AV. Brown and Principal Mrs Rather Faster, among others, attend.
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Alolania Bais
AV. Brown
Rather Faster
Mtl Siutherdindl
Webb
Refusal to Sell Goods To Georgia Merchant
A New York letter dated August 3 reports HH Laiange Dry Goods and Palliance Dry Flamda Company declining to ship or accept orders from any merchant in Georgia until the law and order are restored. The letter notes a credit manager declining the order and states the firms will refuse all entries from Georgia merchants.
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Georgia
New York
Laiange Dry Goods
Max BH
Heim
Eine Hine
Melvin Yee
Mr. Heim & Sons
16. Doe
Palliance Dry Flamda Company
Mewar, S. Hein, & Sons
House Passes Compulsory Educational Bill
The House approved a compulsory education bill by 71 to in favor amid debate over age and attendance requirements. Proponents argue it is a remedy for childhood truancy. opponents warn of government overreach and potential penalties for parents.
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Mantesmery
Duhn
Abia
Mewar
Hoafle
Danni
Jarvey
Darden
Snerell
Ald
Gilman Held in County Jail Under Suspicion
Gettin Gilman is detained in the county jail on charges tied to alleged deception. Deputy Sheriff Rowe Tornaby and Prof. Wot Pittman, new principal at Dithay Mau, report the arrest occurred yesterday. Pittman has quickly gained support among local residents for his courteous demeanor and engaging manner.
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Bennet
Pns
Weil Henlember
Bennett
Bealin
Mysti
Renget
Gettin Gilman
Eyes
Mau
Prof
Pittman
Letter From Georgia Linen Dye Works Chief
A misspelled and garbled letter from a Georgia textile firm president accuses perceived agitators and references the Leo Frank case. The unsigned note laments crank voices and asserts restoration of law and order, signed by the company’s president.
Farm Meeting Here Tonight In County Courthouse
Ald Whitehead district demonstration agent LJ Thompson third county agent and WFE Murphy Henry county agent will lead a meeting at the courthouse for farmers and townspeople tonight seeking better farming and diversification. The speakers are experienced practical workers in their fields and the event aims to boost agricultural progress in the area.
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Ald. Whitehead
LJ. Thompson
Third County
W. FE. Murphy
Henry County
Court House
Tim
Livingstone Clasa at Kelly Springs Adventure
A fragmentary report from Kelly Springs details Livingstone Clasa of the abderiay chirch traveling by auto for a daylong outing. The group faced minor mishaps with sport and weather, while a hog and rake were noted as part of a chaotic scene.
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Livingstone Clasa
Kelly Springs
City Schools Set to Open September Sixth
City officials confirm opening day for the fall term is Monday September 6 at 9 am. Principals prepare for session with teachers on hand at the central meeting and pupils to report to the school nearest their homes for classification. Monthly or full-term payments offered. advance payment possible.
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Wwaneliek
Raper
Sindee
Depot Officials Open New Office on East Main Street
General Manager MiTyer and Superintendent Waddell of the Atlanta & Andrews Hay Neil gay opened an office in the depot building on East Main Street. They will conduct company business from the new location.
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MiTyer
Death of Misa Hentz in Panama City tragedy
The death of 16 year old Misa Hentz, daughter of PLOW Hentz, occurred Tuesday in Panama City. Authorities report she died after an incident at home and left notes to her father and aunt. The Hentz family, originally from Melbourne, Fla, plans interment for the girl.
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Misa
Laka Hell Hentz
Plow
Hentz
Panama City
Pla
Panama
K. House
Mailanne
Fla
Cad Gee To See the President
Washington reports indicate Cardinal Gibbons seeks an interview with the President to discuss peace efforts with neutral governments. The White House hinted at no formal invitation but suggested discussion of German submarine warfare and potential implications for U S diplomacy.
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Cad Gee
Washington, D.C
Cardinel Gibbons
Germany
Felts
Idbeenasion
Af. Palace
White House
Thaw Seeks Divorce From Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
A petition in common law asks for divorce from wife Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. The case involves alleged conduct with another man in New York.
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Evelyn Nesbit
Jobe Cis
New York
Francis
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