Prize Winners in Uniform Rank Drills at Indianapolis
Gage and Sunbeam lodges from Indianapolis won first and second prizes in the senior competitive drills of the Uniform Rank Knights and Ladies of Honor at the annual encampment in Louisville. Aurora Chicago Adriadane Cincinnati and Aurora Illinois earned third to fifth places. All future encampments will be held in Indianapolis.
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Louisville
Gage
Sunbeam Lodges
Indianapolis
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Aurora Lodge
Chicago
Adriadane Lodge
Cincinnati
Aurora
Ill
Prominent Visitors Call on the Governor
Judge Thomas H. Rogers of Woodlawn visited the Alabama capitol and discussed matters of personal business with Governor O Neal. Rogers, once governor's private secretary, now serves on the Woodland Interior court. Judge John C. Eyster of Decatur also met with the governor on private matters.
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Bontgomery
Ala
Thomas H. Rogers
Inferior Court of Woodlawn
Capitol
Rogers
O'Neal
O’neal
Woodland Interior Court
John C. Eyster
Decatur
Eyster
Fire Destroys Store and Rooming House in Pleasanto
Three people died or were fatally injured when the King and Sons Mercantile Company building in Pleasanto Texas burned yesterday. Mrs S King and John Knowlton were burned to death while H A Mercer died later from injuries.
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Associated Press
Pleasanto
Texas
S. King
John Knowlton
H. A. Mercer
King and Sons Mercantile Company
Three Candidates Vying for Birmingham City Court Judgeship
Gossip swirls in official circles over the Birmingham city court judgeship. Thomas J. Judge Judge John Pugh and W P McCrossin vie for appointment, with Judge Judge's backers claiming bar support and governor familiarity. McCrossin also seeks the post after a prior temporary stint. No applications yet for the tax commission chair, but many are expected across the state.
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Montgomery
Birmingham
Thomas J. Judge
John Pugh
W. P. McCrossin
Judge
Judge Pugh
Ofice
McCrossin
City Court of
Tax Commission
Lee Long
Electric Bitters advertised as a cure all
Promotes quick relief from weak kidneys and liver issues. Claims to improve ambition and relieve pain, with a testimonial from John Dowling of San Francisco about his wife’s cure after other remedies failed. Sold at Van Antwerp Drug Co. for 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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John Dowling
San Francisco
van Antwerp Drug Co
Five convicts granted clemency parole in Alabama
Governor O Neal pardons five inmates upon recommendations from prison officials judges and local citizens. Ed Mahue and Bennie Darnell of Sumter County Henry DeBardeleben and Henry Hendricks of Autauga County W P Spiller of Tuscaloosa County are freed for tuberculosis and heart trouble or released to begin road sentences after serving portions of burglary or prohibition sentences.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Ed Mahue
Sumter County
Bennie Darnell
Henry DeBardelaben
Autauga County
W. P. Spiller
Tuscaloosa County
Henry Hendricks
Mahue
Darnell
DeBardeleben
Hendricks
Ingram Cleared in Blount County Education Funds Case
Examiner J T Gorman released a supplemental report on Sam Ingram Blount county superintendent of education noting a prior 30878.86 shortage arose from missing teacher salary reports. After Ingram obtained the reports those totals matched the earlier charge and teachers testified under oath. The examiner filed the report with Governor O Neal.
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Montgomery
J. T. Gorman
Sam Ingram
Blount County
Ingram
Goffman
Gorman
O'Neal
Diarrhoea Cured After One Dose, Pa Resident Says
E Gebhart of Oriole Pennsylvania reports immediate relief after a single dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He credits the merchant Mr Yorks with the recommendation and notes successful use for others as well.
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Mobile
Knox
Stetson
Dauphin and St. Emanuel
Burroughs
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
F. J. Petersen
St. Francis Street
Mobile, Ala
Pugh
Birmingham City Court
Supt. Ingram
Wayne
Braecroft
Percale
Maire
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