Gunnels and Arnold Nominated by Democrats
The Democratic county convention nominated Harry C. Gunnels of Oxford and Joseph J. Arnold of Jacksonville for representatives. O. Z. Henderson was elected county executive committee chairman. Delegates to state and senatorial conventions were uninstructed except to vote as a unit. The senatorial delegation backs Blackmon. most of the state delegation favors Waller for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Gunnels
Oxford
Joseph J. Arnold
Jacksonville
O. Z. Henderson
Blackmon
Waller
Convention Called To Order In County Meeting
The city court room filled as Chairman R. P. Thomason opened the convention at 12 20 noting a smooth primary. Frank Nelson Jr was named temporary chairman with Frank Martin and Archibald Henderson as temporary secretaries. The roll lists delegates by beat with numerous names and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Thomason
County Executive Committee
Thomason
Frank Nelson, Jr
Messrs
Frank Martin
Archibald Henderson
D. C. Blackwell
E G Caldwell
J J Arnold
W B Arberry
Wallace Wakely
C D Martin
G H Rowan
George Crow
A W Ligon
John N Gunonells
W F Higgins
R P Thomason
John Turner
W Whiteside
W H Griffin
M W McCraw
L H Davis
W L Rhodes
W W Bennett
L F Greer
H H Constantine
Thos Wolsonecroft
E H Hanna
J F Walker
O Z Henderson
W MecElreath
R H Stickney, Jr
A N McLeod
W H Weatherly
W H DeLoach
J H Watters
W C Tunstall
C L Quinn
Blackwell
A Henderson
Jas
Temporary organization made permanent
On motion of Mr Jne B Kuex the temporary organization was made permanent by a unanimous vote. On motion of Mr RK Thomason the chair appointed a seven member rules and order of business committee including RP Thomason L W Grant W H Weatherly E G Caldwell Chas Borders R Tomlin and P H O Brien. The committee reported rules and order of business which were unanimously adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jne B Kuex
RK. P. Thomason
Busi
RP Thomason
L W Grant
W H Weatherly
E G Caldwell
Chas Borders
R Tomlin
P H O’ Brien
Gunnels and Arnold Nominated in Representatives Race
The article reports the nomination of Harry Gunnels and Joe Arnold for representatives with Whiteside placing the nomination. The piece continues on the fourth page.
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W W Whiteside
Skeleton Mystery Probably Lifted Near Anniston
The skeleton found weeks ago at Dark Corner near Anniston is believed to be J. W. Wilkerson, an aged missing man last seen January 1. A pearl-handled knife matching his known possession supports the conclusion, echoed by his son and local residents familiar with his routine, suggesting death at the site along the Choccolocco route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dark Corner
Anniston
J. W. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Choccolocco Valley
Choccolocco
F. M. Jones
Morrisville
Jones
Warren Ordered Home by Gen Roberts in England Dispatch
New York reports a London dispatch directing General Roberts to send General Warren back to England, citing a war office order. The item frames Warren’s recall as a consequence of disgrace in a brief war-time notice.
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Warren
Gen. Roberts
New York
London
War Office
Roberts
England
Cobb Nominated by Republicans for Congress in Calera
The Republican district convention at Calera Alabama unanimously nominated Hon. R. H. Cobb of Anniston for congress from the Fourth district. The move shocks party lines as Cobb has been aligned with the Democratic side. Cobb leads the Anniston Lime and Stone Co. and is a prominent business figure in the state. His nomination follows the withdrawal of Judge L C Dickinson from the race.
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Calera
Ala
R. H. Cobb
Anniston
Congress
Fourth
Cobb
The
Anniston Lime and Stone Company
L. C. Dickinson
Mr Cobb Accepts Nomination For Congress Seat
Mr Cobb declares acceptance of nomination and alignment with the Republican party. He supports the current administration’s actions and urges continued prosperity for the commonwealth, pledging vigorous effort if elected to Congress from the fourth district.
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Cobb
Commonwealth
Ion
Not entirely harmonious district convention names delegates
Calera April 18 Republican district convention elects Hon. W. F. Aldrich and H. Smith as delegates to the National convention. L. T. Smith elected district committee chairman. Congressional nomination deferred until September. Bill Stevens holding bolting convention. J. M. Ragan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calera
W. F. Aldrich
H. Smith
L. T. Smith
Bill Stevens
J. M. Ragan
Police Court Busy Morning At The Morning Matinee
A busy police court session heard cases carried to tomorrow for Mayor engagement. A white man faced drunk and public indecency and discharging firearms charges, fined $7.20 and $4.96. Two white men paid $2.50 each for drunkenness, while Jim Taylor and Loyd Neal, two Black youths, were fined $13.50 for trespassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Taylor
Loyd Neal
Frank Bryan
Dr Foster Heads to New York for Ecumenical Conference
Rev J H Foster Jr departs this morning for New York to attend the Ecumenical conference. An ad entices readers to secure a new spring suit tailor made by Boyer, promising perfect fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Foster
J. H. Foster, Jr
New York
Anniston
Capsized Boat Drowns Thirteen
Brugen reports a Catholic Students Association crossing the Rhine capsized. Twenty aboard, thirteen drowned. The tragedy prompted rescue efforts and authorities to investigate the accident.
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Brugen
Catholic Students Association
the Rhine
Enumerator Named for Forty-Ninth District Beat 20
Mr. Thomas W. Kirk of Oxanna has been appointed by Census Supervisor D. Jones as enumerator for District No. 49 Beat 20. Get R. O. Watson to do your hauling. Phone 72 tf.
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Thomas W. Kirk
Oxanna
D. Jones
R. O. Watson
One Swallow Does Not Flake a Summer Prices
The note argues a single low price offer cannot boost a store’s gains while insisting that general price levels are 5 to 10 percent lower than competitors. It contrasts isolated discounts with overall pricing strategy to attract customers.
Hats and Trimmings at the Lowest Prices
A millinery shop claims equality with the best and lower prices than competitors. It highlights weekly New York ideas, stylish hats, and a complete assortment, promising fashionable additions at the lowest prices.
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New York
Ready Made Goods Offer Brightens Wardrobe Choices
Ad pitches ready made outfits including skirts waists suits muslin wears petti coats childrens dresses and more. Claims better styles and perfect fit at a slight premium over handmade prices, saving time and worry for customers.
Ladies and Children Goods Sale With Refunds and Exchanges
A local advertisement promotes a store selling everything from pins to full outfits for ladies and children. It offers money refunds and exchanges for returned items.
New Sailors Millinery Arrivals Daily
New sailors and other millinery goods arrive each day with new items always available.
Mull Hats and Bonnets for the Little Folk
Local shop advertises a full line of hats and bonnets for children including sailors for boys and girls. Primary emphasis on variety and styles available for the season.
A Foretaste of Summer at Local Shop
A local shop displays parasols and summer finery including lace and satin combinations. The range covers delicate accessories and more substantial goods, with styles to suit all tastes and pockets.
We Fit You Up With Ready to Wear at Low Prices
The notice promotes ready to wear outfits offered at prices lower than the cost of the materials to make them. It positions the seller as providing full outfits ready to use, appealing to cost-conscious shoppers.
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Gunnels and
Arnold
Frank Nelson Jr
Keith, Jr., Jos Lloyd, H B
Rudisill
H M Myers
P H O'Brien
Tom Ferguson
C B Ragsdale
J K Dorsett
L J Cochran
RT House
Jos Hanks
Nathan Glosson
Lon Rich
Ed Livingston
J A W Gannaway
F M House
Jno B Knox
Thos E Kirby
Henry Edmondson
LH Kaplan
W L McCaa
A A Jett
Jno
Hf Frye
Thos W Coleman, Jr
C Martin
T H Martin
Ragan Clark
WE Kelly
J R Kirby
Erwin
QW Phillips
Allen Ray
J W Anderson
Wash Horn
Jim Woodruff
Oscar Burns
T M Self
F M Jones
John
Willbanks
Canada
B F Carpenter
J L Nunnelly
James Reaves
A H Whatley
H Arnett
Love
RK A Love
T A Anderson
P C Patterson
Chase Borders
M J Williams
W H Vincent
J H Love
J T Vincent, Jr
J W Barker
M A Whisevant
A J Tarvin
E N Read
Robert Kelly
T L Weaver
Joe Hellingsworth
James Ford
Andrew Haley
W A Scarbrough
J F M Davis
Walter Heifner
R F Jones
M Savage
C H Smith
J Brock
H Cheney
E © Harris
T A Howell
J C Nabors
R R Tomlin
FE Usry
Sheppard
O’bryant & CO
Noble Street
Ness
Harry Gunnels
Joe Arnold
Roswell Howell Cobb
Democratic Party
Republican Party
MR. Cobb
Boyer
Globe Clothing Company
the Globe
Tenth and Noble Streets
SSS Szeee
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