Hill Named Solicitor as Twentieth Judicial Circuit Formed
The new bill creating the twentieth judicial circuit is signed by Governor Henderson. Ernest H. Hill of Dothan is appointed solicitor, with Judge Pearce presiding over the district court. The change shifts duties from the twelfth circuit. local reaction ranges from support to mild surprise as the judiciary reshuffle unfolds. Nearby residents and officials, including W. A. Brown and EU Deal, note the transition’s impact on the region’s court system.
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Twentieth Judicial Circuit
Chis
Henderson
Ernest H. Hil
Dothan
Venderson
Wold
Runin Pearers
Tess
Fie
Tleney
Mons
Geneva
Dudge Pearce
Gingertier Verderson
Jade Peares
Fudge
Earce
Wil
Toth
Ane Dunia
Will
Tan Red
Governo
Court
W. A. Brown
Gayeemar Henderson
Candidate within law qualifies for race under new rules
Only one candidate meets the required qualifications under a new law involving filing certificates with the Probate Office. Clerk W A Brown of the Circuit Court filed a certificate stating he will be a candidate for clerk of the circuit court and designates himself as campaign manager with authority to raise and distribute funds.
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W. A. Brown
Brown
Court House Marriage of TK Bvang and Miss Mattie Pynes
TK Bvang and Miss Mattie Pynes of Croshs were married at the courthouse early this morning. The ceremony was performed by Chief Clerk WLU Ace. The evening was witnessed in several friends and family members.
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TK. Bvang
Mattie Pynes
Croshs
Wlu
Ace
Midland City School Opens Amid Hopes For Growth
A Midland City correspondent reports a cheerful opening for the new school term. Principal Prof WoCaaier is praised, with Miss Ruth Heweill in charge of music and several assistants named. While business is pressuring prices rise, the community looks forward to improved education as students enroll and the school gains momentum.
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Midhaul
Socom
Jarry Key
Ozark
Bula Wright
Midland City
Ruth Heweill
Ines
Mix Ruth
Dale
Theatre Opens October 8 in City Auditorium
The city auditorium plans a public opening on Wednesday night October 8 with no charge for admission. John Crary conducts the orchestra directed. A program will be printed featuring a concert and readings by speakers and the first attraction is Barbara Worth. Local residents Ed Watford and James T. Richards were seen in town, while Dalton was reported ill with typhoid fever on North A Street.
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Pypatiae Attics
John Crary
Gertrude Barber
Barbara Worth
Local Residents Reported in Town Visit Morning
IET Abernathy of route 6 and Emnett Adueme of route Fowis were seen in town this morning. CoV Register was present at Ts for business. Igush of Asb ay Petty todas attended business. Reet Condes of route 2 did not appear this morning. Lod. Porrester near Cow arts was in town today.
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Abernathy
Route 6
Porrester
Three Negroes Arrested After Gaming Incident
News report details three men named in a gaming disturbance near West as deputy helps pursuit of fugitives. One suspect resisted, struck a vender stand, then fled but four others were captured or overtaken. some surrendered, including a man presenting a revolver. Local names include Allen Carrell and Hedgesville residents.
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Perrdoyes
Spain
Charged With White Slavery Case Heard Before U S Commission
Hiverge Howell of near Hurtwan faces a charge of fighting to harm a woman in a bid to free act. Nettie Herve of Grand Ruge testified as witness while the defendant appeared in a bent state. The cross examination revealed the father of the girl admitted the arrest and related charges, with other defendants not yet convicted.
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Hiverge Howell
United States Commissionr
Fire at Athal Farm House Causes Smoke Damage
A Saturday afternoon blaze damaged a farm house near BMALIJ. Fire crews arrived quickly and prevented spread to adjacent structures. No injuries reported as investigators examine the scene for a cause.
Apparent accidental shooting ends with a release
A man described as a negro was arraigned before a magistrate on Saturday afternoon in a proposed case. The shooting during a nighttime incident led to his release, with charges unclear and the event linked to a nearby residence and a person named Madlie Wore.
Auto Accident Involving Constable Witta Family
A magnetic damaged report describes a street collision near Coffee Springs involving Constable Witta and the Dollie family, with a vehicle driven by Mrs Voughts. Both vehicles sustained minor damage, no injuries reported, and the other party involved appeared shaken but unharmed.
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Fitta
Mra
Coffe Springs
Abbeville attendees at primitive maplin aseeditiont event
Abstract readable text notes people including Abderaou and Mronid attended an event at Little Vow near Chathir. Judge Crawford presided over sessions Friday and Saturday with references to Measure fire and base.
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Cluk
Abderaou
Abbeville
Little Vow
Achored
Chathir
Wien
Crawford
Pritedett
Lenseten
Ein
Eatinga
Genie
Sadar Crawford
Lapland Arrives Safe Amid White Star Reports
In a Septube dated note from New York, reports confirm the Steainer Faspland Prone arriving safely at Lolverpiol Inday as advised by White Star Line officials. Entitled crew and passengers are accounted for according to shoreline dispatches.
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New York
Lolverpiol Inday
White Star Line
Rioters clash at Corbinarew factory. officer injured
Strikers riot at the American Thirdware factory this afternoon injuring one officer, George Ellinger, with two other guards lightly hurt. Rioters allegedly hurled bricks and stones as police struggled to restore order.
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Corbinaerew
American Thirdware Corporation
Ceorge Ellirnger
Train disaster near San Diego half of passengers killed
Report of a Southern Pacific Mexicans train wreck near San Diego on September 26. Eighty passengers were packed in a car loaded with hay when the car was set afire by Indians traveling from Herfasitlo via Guay With. Only twenty passengers are accounted for. many believed burned alive. The attackers numbered about sixty and were deserters from a Mexican army faction. The train carried men women and children, with most of the hay car destroyed.
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San Diego
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Tayes
Herfasitlo
Povy
Coupe Verde
Terres
Childern
U S Troops Clashing With Waitians Near Cape Hallie
U S troops clash with Waitians near Cape Hallie in a misty forested area. Rebels resist as American forces push toward Cape Badien in a widening engagement. The public remains unsettled while officials report skirmishes and ambiguous casualty claims.
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