Cause of English cabinet shake up
London report explains the coalition crisis as WWI pressures mount. It recounts Churchill and Fisher clashes at the admiralty, Kitchener versus French over munitions, and Asquith forming a wartime coalition with Liberals and Conservatives to stabilize Britain.
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England
Admiralty
Winston Churchill
Admiral Fisher
Churchill
Britain
Dardanelles
Fisher
Greece
Venezelos
Asquith
Sir John French
Lord Kitchener
French
War Office
Neuve Chapelle
Kitchener
Sir John
Bonar Law
Inti
Foley Area Personal Items Highlight Local Goings On
Foley residents report births and visits as Herbert Starkey family welcomes a daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Styron plan a Mississippi Louisiana vacation. J F Blanchard visits New York relatives. The Hecht family notes the death of Helen Armantrout, while Helen Armantrout is named Rosedale school principal for the coming term with Maud Armantrout as assistant. Postmaster enlarges and screens the lobby and keeps the office open until 8 pm. William Goetz heads to Bees for 30 acres and seven carloads of potatoes ship to Detroit for better prices. Local farmers doubt spring prices for new produce. C A Boller resigns as Baldwin County Producers Corporation secretary. L N Blair assumes leadership. Early sweets shipping expected by July 10. Dr Estead and family visit Michigan. Nicholses return from a visit to their former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale School
Maud
William Goetz
Detroit
C. A. Boller
Baldwin County Producers’ Corporation
L.N. Blair
Seenavon
Dr.istead
M.S. Dreitzler
John T. Nichols
Michigan
Monda
Police report shows record low weekend arrests
Between 7 p.m. Friday and 7 p.m. Saturday the police arrested only two people. One offender faced disorderly conduct charges and the other a speeding violation, reflecting the strong impact of prohibition enforcement.
Salitpa Personal Notes From Local Visitors
Salitpa personals mention Joe MacCorquodale visiting West Bend and Jackson. Clarke county Sunday school convention was held Tuesday and Wednesday with attendees from Thomasville Grove Hill Whatley and other points. Next year the convention will be at Grove Hill. Miss Mamie McLean was among visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeeville
Ala
Chas. Wilson
Odie May
Ruby Simpkins
Ruth York
Jimmie White
Lucile Wilson
Agnes Taylor
Adda
Ossie Robinson
Sid May
Jim York
Eugene Taylor
John Scruggs
Agnew York
Horace Bolen
Salitpa
John and
Willie Scruggs
Gross Turner
Salipta
Raymond Hollingsworth
Grove Hill
Jess Dogie
Thomanville
Reseas
Benson
Stone Scruggs
Molrisons Jackson
Silas
Olivertown
Hubert Ohie Ponce
Annie
Pircer
West Bend
Jimmie’ White
D. T. Johnson
Pearson
Shaffer
Grove
Eidson
Jim York Jr
Itpa
Ott
Mr. Seals
Campbell
F. W. Benson
Mobile
Susie York
Saliton
Chas. Cook
Rove Hill
Joe McCorquodale
T. A. Wells
Dalton Robinson
Birmingham
Jim
Union Chapel
Washington County
J. T. Johnson
J. L. Scruggs, Jr
Taylor
Bladon Springs
Turner
Smale
Joe York
Myrtle Coats
Ana
Jackson
Mamie Mclean
Chief Crenshaw Takes Leave to Visit Friends on Farm
Police Chief F. W. Crenshaw obtained leave on Saturday to visit friends at Dr. J. B. Harvey's farm in Robertsdale Als. The item notes a one sided reciprocity belief amid the fleeting text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Crenshaw
Police
F. W. Crenshaw
J. B. Harvey
Robertsdale
Als
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Old Dobbin
Asith
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Great Britain
Lenoir’s
Company A
Palm Beach
Lyric Dry Cleaning and Pressing Co
Joachim
George Schwenk
Mgr
Coffeeville Social
Moss Point
Missie
Julia Stewart
Jess
Embroidery Club
Dixie Overstreet
Ina Thompson
Ada Head
Clara
Mary Ellen Herrin
Katie
Janie Jones
Hermine
Mattie Campbell Jackson
Lolla Vandervall
Dora Cowan
Mary Ada. Stewart
Ed Wood
la Maripoosa Club
Neville
Jessie Bounds
X. S. McInnes
Hopkinsville
R. L. Head
Dorothy Lienhard
Elizabeth Blumer
James Cox
Atmore
C. W. Barnett
Benton
Eugene
Nellie
Francis Merritt
Bley
Forest
Carl Eley
J.D. Lowe
Vaiden
Virginia Buckley
Nellie Swan
Robert Fitzner
Pollard
R. V. Rogers
Gabriel
Siatestis
United States Tire Company
New York City
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