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Bill Edwards

Bill Edwards

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Assistant Metro Editor, The Anniston Star

Almaty

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Syracuse University and city affairs and protests political campaigns

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Total articles 3151

  • On this day - April 19

    By Bill Edwards Verified| The Anniston Star Verified April 19, 1950, in The Star: Future leadership of Anniston government appears to be up for grabs with the death yesterday of former Mayor W. S. Coleman at the age of 64. Mr. Coleman, a founder of the Alabama Soil Pipe Company, had been the favored choice of voters in a party primary election in March by a 2-to-1 majority and was therefore expected to assume the position of chairman of the Anniston City Commission later this year.

    By Bill Edwards Verified · The Anniston Star

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • On this day - April 16

    By Bill Edwards Verified| The Anniston Star Verified April 16, 1950, in The Star: In two days Anniston voters will go to the polls once more to put the final touches on the 1950 city Democratic primary elections. They'll fill out the lineup for potential members of the city commission, choosing between Clyde Pippin and E. C. Lloyd, candidates for position No. 1. On March 21 local voters picked W. S. Coleman - who previously served as Anniston's mayor twice during the 1930s - to be the party's nominee as next commission chairman and W. S.

    By Bill Edwards Verified · The Anniston Star

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • On this day - April 19

    By Bill Edwards Verified| The Anniston Star Verified April 19, 1950, in The Star: Future leadership of Anniston government appears to be up for grabs with the death yesterday of former Mayor W. S. Coleman at the age of 64. Mr. Coleman, a founder of the Alabama Soil Pipe Company, had been the favored choice of voters in a party primary election in March by a 2-to-1 majority and was therefore expected to assume the position of chairman of the Anniston City Commission later this year.

    By Bill Edwards Verified · The Anniston Star

    Apr. 19, 2025

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The Anniston Star

The Anniston is an online platform that publishes news on sports, games and obituaries.

Almaty, United States

+1 256-236-1551

Founded: 1883