Russians Push 120000 Men Aimed At Czernowitz Front
London dispatch reports the Russian advance reaching Horodenka and Zale Szczky after crossing the Dniester. Czernowitz is their objective and they hold the left bank near Njatyn twenty miles northwest of Bukovina. Some progress and heavy fighting persist across the front with thousands of prisoners and many guns captured on the Russian drive.
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London
Czernowitz
Dniester
Horodenka
Zale Szczky
Ni Jatyn
Bukowina
T River
Russia
Kcia
Barano- Vichi
Berlin
Verdun
Zillebeke
Igium
Geristet
Senator Uses Knife in Baton Rouge Altercation
State Senator H F Fields of Union was arrested on a charge of stabbing and wounding with intent to kill after an afternoon clash with David Ewing, a New Orleans correspondent. Both men refused serious injury as Fields posted bond and was released.
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Baton Rouge
H. F. Fields
Union
David Ewing
New Orleans
Fields
Ewing Se
Ewing
Senate
Alabama Power seeks to take over three electric plants
Montgomery Ala June 15 If the Alabama Public Service Commission grants consent the Alabama Power Company would take over electric lighting plants at Gurley Jasper and Lineville Applications for transfer fees have been filed and will be heard at the August session Thirty days notice must be given before case can be considered Gurley is in Madison county Lineville is in Walker county and Jasper in walked count?
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Public Service Commission
Alabamma Power Company
Gurley, Jasper
Lineville
Ica
Commission
Gurley
Madison
Countie
Walker and
Condemned Slayer Seeks Pardon From Governor
Levi Oldacre, a Morgan County man condemned for the Decatur murder of Louis Brown, applied to Governor Henderson for commutation to life imprisonment after the Supreme Court affirmed the sentence. The state board of pardons denied the request today, leaving the hanging set for June 30 unless the governor acts.
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Montgomery
Ala
Levi Oldacre
Morgan County
Louis Brown
Decatur
Henderson
Oldacre
Supreme Court
State Board of Pardons
Miss Braun at Pensacola Party Highlights Ward-Belmont Visitors
Miss Margaret Anderson and Miss Marion Anderson hosted a Monday program for the Monday afternoon Club at their parents’ home in Pensacola. Guests included Katharine Braun of Mobile Annie Brent and Gladys Bell home from Ward Belmon t College for the summer vacation.
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Margaret and
Marion Anderson
Lars Anderson
Katherine Braun
Mobile
Annie Brent
Gladys Bell
Ward-Belmont College
Pensacoat News
Hughes Advisers Prepare For Battle Over N R C Chair
Charles E Hughes and W Murray Crane lead a conference with seven sub committee members to pick a national committee chair and campaign manager. George W Wickersham plans active involvement as adviser while Hughes keeps informal talks with party leaders.
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New York
Charles K. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Charles E. Hughes
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Crane
Hughes
George W. Wickersham
Taft
Wickersham
Iron-Nuxated Iron Claims Twice Strength for Fifty Year Old
An advertisement touts iron therapy as restoring vigor, energy, and health for a 50 year old. It asserts rapid benefits in 10 to 14 days, promotes nuxated iron as easily absorbed, and offers a $100,000 charity pledge if strength does not double in four weeks for those under 60 with no organic trouble.
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New York
N. Y
E. Sauer
M. D
Ven Drug Co
Plea by Girl Wins Parole for Father
Agnes Cokeley, 11, pleaded with Governor Henderson for her father Sige Coheley. The governor granted parole from a three year grand larceny sentence after the board of pardons voted unanimously, noting motive in the testimony and Coheley’s prior faithful service at Aldrich.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henderson
Agnes Cokeley
Cleburne County
Agnes
Sige Coheley
Coheley
Aldrich
Campaign manager selection contested after denial at HQ
A close ad tied to candidate Hughes5 faced rejection at headquarters leaving the choice of campaign manager unsettled. The dispute arose amid efforts to control messaging and strategize for upcoming events.
Roosevelt Undergoes X Ray as Chest Muscles Suspected
Theodore Roosevelt is examined after a horse accident raised concerns of a broken rib muscle. An X ray shows no serious heart issue. Roosevelt remains in his hotel room, meeting with Robins Ickes and California Governor Johnson, while a Progressive clash over loyalty surfaces.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
E. W. Caldwell
Caldwell
Roosevelt
Raymond Robins
Progressive National Convention
Harold L. Ickes
Illinois
Hiram Johnson
California
Lucien Bonheur
Colonel Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Catholic ruling on dancing issued in United States
New York June 14 The papal consistory ban on dancing will be interpreted by American priests to prohibit dances at church fund raising entertainments under priest supervision. It does not bar individual Catholics from private dances or prevent religious or semi religious groups from holding dances.
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New York
Advice to Lovers: Second Chances and Proper Etiquette
The column counsels two readers on dating deci sions. A sister’s fickle past cues caution, while a minister's son invites a dine and theatre outing. the advisor urges listening to him but warns against sentiment, recommending a cautious approach and clear home standards.
Lexington Defense Parade Draws 10000+ In Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on June 14 a preparedness parade drew more than 10,000 participants. Acting Governor Combs and his staff led the procession and reviewed the parade. Breckenridge, former Assistant Secretary of War, gave the closing address.
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Lexington
Combs
Breckenridge
Henderson to Attend Governors Conference in Salt Lake City
Montgomery Ala June 15 Governor Henderson will depart about June 25 for Salt Lake City to attend the annual governors conference and be absent from the state for about fifteen days. He could not attend last year due to circumstances.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henderson
Salt Lake City
Personal Notices of Montgomery Social Guests and Travels
Miss Lucile Warley, guest of Mrs. Charles H. Allen, returns home. Rev. H. W. DuBose spoke at Jackson training school. Mrs. Charles Spotswood and son Jack visit Mrs. John Shields at Hotel Albert. Mrs. J. N. Lynch Nellie Bride and Nellie McQuillan travel to Houston to visit Mrs. G. Mitchel. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Kiser arrive in Pensacola aboard yacht Miumana. Cedric Nielen improving after operation at Southern Infirmary.
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Lucile Warley
Charles H. Allen
Montgomery
Charles Spotswood
Jack
John Shields
Hotel Albert
J. N. Lynch
Nellie Bride
Nellie McQuillan
Houston
Texas
G. Mitchel
Nat Kiser
Pensacola
Miumana
Cedric Nielen
Southern Infirmary
Session of Legislature and Committee Meetings Overview
A historical note outlines the session of the legislature and the meeting of legislative committees during the year. It highlights the official activities, scheduling, and governance processes within the body, reflecting procedural movements and key dates.
Social Calendar Marks Elegant Events in town
Lawn Party hosted by Emma Jones Branch at Christ Church Auxiliary residence of Mrs Stewart on 60 S Ann St. Dinner Dance at Mobile Yacht Club 8 30 p m. Informal Musical Evening hosted by Mrs Douglas Campbell 8 p m. 5 S 8 C meeting with Miss Amelia Gonzales 8 p m. Sigma Delta Phi Sorority picnic for Miss May Hughes and Miss Jennie Montgomery Monroe Park 11 a m. Neighborhood Sewing Circle with Mrs Fred Spaulding 3 p m. Rhea of Dallas Texas at Seacliff Friday. House party for Miss Willie Neville guests of the Earnests and clothes on sidewalk at Eslava and Water Streets Wednesday morning. Pedestrian grips being held at police station for identification.
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Emma Jones
Christ Church Auxtiliaryy
Stewart
Ann St
Mobile Yacht Club
Douglas Campbell
Rhea
Dallas
Texas
Seacliff
Willie Neville
Earnest
Clothes
Eslava
Water Streets
Lloyd George Considered for War Secretary Post
London June 14 It is understood the secretaryship of war vacant by the death of Field Marshal Earl Kitchener has been offered to David Lloyd George.
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London
Field Marshal
Earl Kitchener
David Lloyd George
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