Local Court Dockets Report Fines and Contested Cases
G E Barnes and W S Poe were fined ten dollars or twenty days for speeding under the motor vehicle ordinance by Recorder Edington Friday morning. Bell Vickers’s case for dangerous character was reset due to missing witnesses and continued to September 20. J R Posey faced arraignment for illicit cocaine selling with Lillie McNeal as complainant in the recorder’s court Friday.
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G. E. Barnes
W. S. Poe
Harris
Edington
Bell Vickers
J. R. Posey
Lillie McNeal
Recorder’s Court
Rooming-house cases and a larceny sentence headline
Bond set at 300 dollars after a jury demand. T S Stevens, accused of unlawfully interfering with Jim Nicholas’s business, has a September 20 trial reset due to his illness. George Britton, arrested for petit larceny, received thirty days hard labor. already serving three months for a prior offence. The underdog sometimes deserves it despite sympathy.
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T. S. Stevens
Jim Nicholas
Government Street
Stevens
Nicholas
George Britton
Ed Sheets
Edington
Britton
Four Cities Bid For Encampment At G A R Meet
The forty seventh annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Chattanooga expects to elect officers and choose the next meeting place today. The commander in chief race is between J E Adams and Washington Gardner with the decision on selecting delegates at large or by the executive committee still unsettled. Cities New York Detroit Mobile and Houston vie for the 1914 encampment.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. BR
Alfred B. Beers
J. E. Adams
Superior
Neb
Washington Gardner
Albion
Mich
National Council of Administration
National Council
New York
Detroit
Mobile
Houston
Tex
Wallace and Comer to Speak On Same Platform at Dadeville
In Montgomery Alabama on September 19 two gubernatorial candidates L B Comer and Wallace will address the jury at Dadeville as the campaign narrows to a joint platform event at the Tallapoosa county circuit court convening. Comer and Wallace previously met in Union Springs and Bibb county. Wallace also plans further stops in Geneva Wetumpka Tuscumbia and Cullman in late September and October.
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Montgomery
Ala
Dadeville
People of
Alabama
Moday
Orderville
Tallapoosa County
From. , Jr
Comer
Mr. Wallace
Union Springs
Wallace
Bibb County
Geneva
Wetumpka
Tuscumbia
Cullman
Maneuvers fifth among the clouds in Swiss Alps
In Switzerland 600 Alpine troops of the Swiss army ended a series of high altitude maneuvers with an attack on an imaginary enemy atop Eggishorn. They bivouacked on Jungfrau Joch at 11 140 feet and completed a perilous forced march across the Aletsch glacier despite snow and wind without a single fatigue loss.
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Associated Press
Jeneva
Switzerland
Alps
Eggishorn
Jungfrau Joch
Aletsch
Eggishorn Heights
Pensioners cited in Alabama for pension fraud
General Fred S. Ferguson issues large batches of citations to Winston and Calhoun county pensioners. They must appear at the capitol within twenty days to show cause why they should not be stricken from the rolls for illegal pension drawing. Winston county and 57 to 63 citations were sent to Calhoun.
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Montgomery
Ala
Winston
Calhoun County
Fred S. Ferguson
Capitol
Winston County
Calhoun
Sandford Sought in Texas Flight From Huntsville Convict
Sheriff T. T. Palmer was told that John Sandford arrested for fleeing drunk was actually an escaped convict from Huntsville state penitentiary Texas. A reward of 25 dollars is offered for his capture per a telegram from J R a chief clerk of the ditsy pan.
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T. T. Palmer
John Sandford
State
Huntsville
Texas
J. R
It Isy Pan
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