The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-19

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nv a., a.ro of H., camnaisn was a
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,aa rr,onas of c,ulneppel
,.,s,.atoa Tbe narade followed
oo.inr ~ bis friends in the Eagles
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,s II oath smoke in Mr.
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e. 49,, 80 t,,,a carl Seals addressed
a oon.a IN Tho ooera house. and
.o,aa,,a Iodelxer who
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- usor,a, friends He replied TO
49,, s,.,.,o,.,a ol,a.aos that the city is
u,da o,,en with the statement that he had
|. 49,. ,,ix, as1ad Navor OBrien and
co,,,,;ssionar SAILS If shirley had ever
100 s,,., . oomnlaint or intimated such
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,at...
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-. ter no ns,y sensa
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ina'heu the same ~ .''e --''' ,-l -
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aithousi oeais anu i>,is -
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1eoise pouehe'
ponce ana Judge ~ D. eas," ~ "
corder is cohsioerea sure N'o'oi' ine
commission form of government will be
almost unanimously indorsed
r,,o r,,,d.,n Of tho raoe for navor de-
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Veiopeo mourning ne" III INC way VI pei
sonalities. Jere King continued ms at
tack upon the gang. Carl Seals made an
aoti,,o counai.n /, the suhurbs and set
~ - $3.50 - - c,,,,,o, U.,,,,,
an MS iiienos ~ win = ~
continued TO ignore MI. hlhs charges,
and made an appeal for the support OF
the voters on the ground of his business
ahu;t,,
ohtii ias' week eiiere i'ao peeii piaee-
cally no fight on George Bodeker, but the
friends of Tom Shirley got busy and
began to register complaints against the
ao.or.,4 C,,,,af poao,.o .,,,o,aa ~,
.s - - -
with the declaration tnat their methods
were cowardly but refused to put him
self on the defensive
Tho con+ests for tho o+har aa,,or+n,on+ az
a. r-.. - -.
,''es rave iio' afouseu 90 niuch INTEREST
but swarms of candidates have been at
work among the voters, and all are now
very well known.
Tho a,aar,,,,anta suh. - 4,,
warm ia some places IN the FIRST ward
me iriehos OIL Fe.e ftouppert discovered
'na. JUN WIishl nau worked up cohslu-
eraoie strengtn' and they nave oeen Silt
ing the ward curing the past three DAYS.
IN the oecoho ward .'e opposition 10
'o,ii, w. -Neiii is uiViueo between sam
uel Is. stern ana FRANCIS M. Love- thus
siv,iig ~ Neiii the advantage.
Inc famous mira WARD is sun scrap
ping over camplii. George Huooieston
Is the STANDARD bearer OF ms opponents
VINO are lined up as usual out IL is al
inost linpossipIe 10 ma out What the new
~ AIDED terr1tory VIII 90 and Just now
many Mr.. Gamblll mas converted by his
faithful service for his ward,
In the FHth, Alderman Pnll Harper IS
opposed by u. b. Morgan, ana both nave
made a personal campaign In the Sixth
A. Maben Hobson. who was def~lted In
the last election mas appeared again, ano
is opposed by Frank Jones Alderman
Walter Metcalf Will nave little trouble
with his two opponents NJ D. Brandes