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Tutwiler Hotel, opened June 15, 1914

June 15 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2007: City Stages kicked off at Linn Park.
2006: The 217th Presbyterian General Assembly was held at the BJCC.
2006: BSC announced it would not field teams in baseball or men's basketball for the 2006-07 season.
2005: Singer Bo Bice married Caroline Fisher at New Hope Presbyterian Church in Helena.
2002: Rojo opened on Highland Avenue.
2001: Birmingham Steeldogs 75 - Lafayette Roughnecks 31 at the Cajundome.
1993: A wild black bear, later named Bruno, was captured in Smithfield.
1986: NFL wide receiver Montez Billings was born.
1985: Tampa Bay Bandits 17 - Birmingham Stallions 14 at Tampa Stadium.
1958: Pitcher Virgil Trucks was traded to the New York Yankees.
1914: The Tutwiler Hotel opened on 20th Street North.

2007: Business man and volunteer Leonard Weil died.
2007: Professional wrestler Sherri Martel died from a drug overdose in McCalla.
1983: Pastor Michael McClure, Jr was born.
1981: NFL linebacker Saleem Rasheed was born.
1980: Former Birmingham News entertainment editor Lily May Caldwell died in Birmingham.
1972: Birmingham Barons manager Carlos Subero was born in Venezuela.
1970: Former hospital administrator and Larry Langford chief of operations Chris Hartsell was born.
1964: Actress Courteney Cox was born in Mountain Brook.
1936: State Representative Owen Drake was born in Anniston.
1892: Football coach Wallace Wade was born in Trenton, Tennessee.

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 * [[1964]]: Actress [[Courteney Cox]] was born in [[Mountain Brook]].
 * [[1936]]: State Representative [[Owen Drake]] was born in [[Anniston]].
+* [[1892]]: Football coach [[Wallace Wade]] was born in Trenton, Tennessee.
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