State finances bring Henderson back to capital
Montgomery April 30 Special On account of pressing business Governor Henderson returned to the capital after a brief rest plan. He discussed a possible $1,000,000 loan from a New York bank to cover March and April salaries, noting details on interest payments were incomplete. He said no new appointments for days, with key posts on the tax commission and convict board to be filled soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Henderson
Hampton
Inor
Troy
Raw
Seatwony
Peete
New York
Treasury
State Tax Commission
Convict Board
Tax Commission
Brooks Smith
Henry F. White
Edward Doty
Andalusia
Andalusia Star
Hartwell Douglass
Capt Scott Exonerated in Reckless Driving Case
Captain J M Scott was discharged Friday morning in the recorder's court after being arrested on a charge of reckless and furious driving following an accident at Conti and St Emanuel streets. Wardell claimed the car dragged him several feet, but witnesses and Scott testified he stopped and Wardell stepped into the path, shaking hands with no injury reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Scott
Theodore Wardell
Recorder’s Court
Conti
St. Emanuel
Scott
Wardell
Conti Street
Logs feed Ten Mile mill boosts McHenry area economy
Train loads of logs pass through McHenry fueling activity around the Ten Mile Lumber Company mills at Ten Mile three miles north. A record G and I S Ry train delivered fifty loads twelve empties including seven carloads of dynamite for export. The infant of Mr and Mrs Dan Giles was interred in McHenry cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mchenry
Miss
Ten Mile Lumber Company
Ten Mile
S. I. Ry
Gulct
Dan Giles
Jtondon
McHenry Cemetery
Staats Zeitung Loses in Suit for Damages
The circuit court jury awarded William Carrington a minor $1,000 in damages against Emil Brunnier publisher of the Alabama Staats Zeitung for injuries sustained while Carrington operated a printing press. The claim had sought $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carrington
Emil Brunnier
Alabama Staats-Zeitung
Carrington
Confederate veterans attend Monroe county reunion in Monroeville
Mr. T. E. Dennis Sr Captain T. A. Nettles Dr. F. S. Dailey and Mr. R. B. Dennis attended the county Confederate reunion in Monroeville Monday. It was the county's first reunion with large attendance and gala town festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnel Springs
Ala
T. E. Dennis
T. A. Nettles
F. S. Dailey
R. B. Dennis
Monroeville
Monroe County
Will Moseley
Hallie Watkins
Mamie Nash
Julia Lambert
T. E. Dennis, Jr
Nadawah
R. L. Lyon
A. T Dees
Selma
Robin Nettles
Peterman
Irvington Vaudeville Company Delights Local Audiences
Irvington Ala last Friday and Saturday nights featured the Irvington School Improvement Vaudeville Company with Pollock's Orchestra providing music. Stunts by the two Cunninghams and performances by Mrs Frank Foutz Mrs Darwin Leavitt Mrs Bessie Nixon Hanson Miss Florence Williams Mr Warren Maxwell Mrs Greggs Mr E Kuhnse Mrs B N Hansen Mrs Stevens and others drew standing room only with two curtain calls. An ice cream social is planned at the Irvington Land Co farm Thursday evening inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Ala
Irvington School Improvement Vaudeville Company
Pollock
Cunninghams
Frank Foutz
Darwin Leavitt
Bessie Nixon Hanson
Florence Williams
Greggs
Warren Maxwell
W. Tuxford
Haney
Cunningham
E. Kuhnse
B. N. Hansen
Stevens
C. J. Littlegreen
Hilma
Anne Lee
Mobile
Mabel
Ethel Montgomery
Bayou la Barre
Coden
Grand Bay
St. Elmo
Anna Whipple
Detroit
Mich
J. C. W. Brown
Earl Seigler
J. D. Moore
Indiana
Irvington Land Co
Sixty Fourth Congress House Roll Counts by Party
The house roll shows 436 members with 230 Democrats 191 Republicans 7 Progressives 1 Independent and 1 Socialist. There are four vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Picnic At Tompkins Schoolhouse Draws Large Crowd In Allen
The Allen Alabama community held a Saturday picnic at Tompkins schoolhouse with 10 am recitations, two plays The Silver Dollar and Captured, a 3 pm ball game won 8 to 2 by Good Fill, and a late night dance at N L Gough home. Attendees included Miss Lucy Mayton and many local families with visits and socializing throughout weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Gough
Lucy Mayton
Thomasville
H. B. Murphy
Fannie McLeod
Raymond Dumas
Zillah Hallford
Lula Clark
Beulah Gomillion
Sue Mae Gomillion
Juddie McLeod
Milton McLeod
Jesse Gomillion
Hosea Murphy
Old Maid
Tom Paul
Union
Mary
Maggie
Lola Joiner
Evander
Salitpa
F. M. Gomillion
Tompkins
Alma Duke
Lorena Fleming
Fred Dumas
Floyd Lawrence
J. P. Dumas
F. M. Duke
L. O. Blackmon
J. J. Lawrence
Grove Hill
Downs School News Progresses With Sewing Club Meetings
The Downs School community in Alabama reports the Sewing Club meeting with several caps completed and aprons started. Attendees included Lillian Allman Mabel Harte Julia Bates May Harte Ollie Powell Grace Crabtree Florine Harte Thelma Brown Ona Lee Miller and Mrs Walter Harte. Visitors and travel to Mobile are noted for several residents. The program committee of the Farmers Welfare Club met and planned the next Welfare Club meeting for May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downs School
Ala
John Wiklun
Mobile
the Downs School
Lillian Allman
Mabel Harte
Julia Bates
May Harte
Ollie Powell
Grace Crabtree
Florine Harte
Ollie Miller
Thelma Brown
Joe Lee
Pearlie
Rosetta Crabtree
Lillia Allman
Lena Vickers
Lula Stringfellow
Walter Harte
Wiley Powell
Lee Vickers
Frank Powell
Charlie Bates
John Wikilan
Claude Stringfellow
George Maloney
Farmers’ Welfare Club
Louis Crabtree
Welfare Club
Robert Lowery
Littleton Crabtree
Toulminville Sunday School Expands with Ten Classes
The Toulminville Sunday school now runs ten organized classes with an average attendance of about seventy five to eighty. The three main classes taught by Mrs. Ward Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Cole plan a Saturday picnic at nine o'clock at the church. The teachers' training class has an exam set for Thursday at 2 p m at Mrs Joe Stones residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulminville
Ward
Cooper
Cole
Joe Stone
C. B. Wilson
Whistler
Anna B. Hall
Citrofielle
Presbyterian Church
Thomas
Methodist Church
Baldwin County
Bay Minette
Robertsdale
Silver Hill
Loxley
Dyas
Atmore
Perdido
Agatha Haneline
Rosette
Public Utilities Commission Law Being Framed in Alabama
Montgomery Alabama April 30 Special Members of the committee on finance and taxation will begin writing a law to create a public utilities commission absorbing the railroad commission with two more members. The new body would supervise water power telegraphs telephones and street railways and may take over the state tax commission duties. A revenue law is also being prepared for introduction when the legislature reconvenes in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Committee On Finance and Taxation
Public Utilities Commission
Harry T. Hartwell
Mobile
Senate Committee On Finance and Taxation
Railroad Commission
State Tax Commission
Weather Forecaster Garrason Transferred to Charleston Posting
Assistant Weather Forecaster John S. Garrason of the mobile weather bureau for eight years will transfer to the Charleston office in D C. He departs Mobile once his successor arrives and is greeted with regret by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Garrason
Charleston, D. C
Mobile
Bay boats to Daphne service lined with schedules
Bay boats will run regular morning trips from lower bay points. The Carney and Beaver depart Mobile for Daphne at 9 30 returning from Daphne at 6. Additional boats travel up from gulf points and Fish River to Daphne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne
Ala
Bay
Carney
Beaver
Mobile
Gulf
Fish River
Local Notes From Theodore Alabama Community Roundup
Mrs Geoorge Pierce returns home after visiting her father in Theodore. Merle Willard and Willie Pierce traveled to Pierce Level. Redge Tillman resumes work in the butcher business. Mrs J R Wells returns from Mobile hospital and shows rapid improvement. A L Willard sold three bee gums last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Ala
Geoorge Pierce
Merle Willard
Willie Pierce
Pierce
Redge Tillman
J. R. Wells
Petae
City Hospital
Mobile
A. L. Willard
Brooklyn publisher Carlson C Peck dies at 57
Carlson C Peck president of the Brooklyn Times Company and vice president and general manager of the Woolworth Company died at his Brooklyn home yesterday from diabetes. He was 57 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carlson C. Peck
Brooklyn Times Company
Woolworth Company
Brooklyn
Dodson's Liver Tone Offers Safer Calomel Alternative
An advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, pleasant tasting liver medicine to replace calomel. It claims the product cleans the liver, eases constipation, banishes headaches, and leaves users energetic with guaranteed refunds and pharmacist backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Omile With Me Take Gascarets
Fragmented OCR text yields no clear events or proper names. The line discusses gascarets and a phrase about biliousness, lacking discernible people or places and no verifiable event.
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Palm Beach
Nobby Tailoring CO. “Makers of
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Allen
Finance and Taxation Committee
Garrason
Calomel Sigkensiit
BELL
Choice Mobile Realty
Maury & Unruh
Dauphin Street
Ann Street
Morrill & Lyons
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Harry’s Shoe Place
Government St
Howard French Dry Cleaning CO
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America
UNITED SHIRT @ COLLAR CO
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Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
Union Terminal Station
Calvert
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Meridian
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Birmingham
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Mobile & Ohio
R. R
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South Carolina
Ing
Eden Siorman
Bell Phone
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