Retirements and Candidacies Shaping Alabama Politics
Joseph Arnold will retire from politics to focus on his law practice. State Senator Blackmon is likely to run for Congress with strong backing. State Representative J. J. Arnold will not seek reelection, possibly ending his political career. Former Mayor Kilby may pursue Blackmon’s Senate seat, while D. Kline and Henry D. McCarty are named as possible legislators. A primary with plurality nomination is favored amid ongoing amendment debates.
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Annistonians
Blackmon
Congress
Garber
Anniston
J. J. Arnold
Arnold
State Senate
Fred J. Binnckman
Calhoun
Capitol
Tonother
Politics and Politicians Section Teems With Notes
Fragmentary OCR reads like notes on politics and politicians with scattered terms and partial phrases. The text hints at policy debates and campaign references but lacks complete sentences or clear events.
Labor and political shifts highlighted across states
Labor groups back Congressman William B. Wilson in Pennsylvania and A. B. Jackson is poised for reappointment as Indiana Democratic State Central Committee chair. Rumors place Edward Fagerud in North Dakota race as a new entrant with former judge background. Wisconsin La Follette campaign support eyed from insurgent leaders. Indiana chairman succession may align with Senator Beveridge patronage. Massachusetts licenses drive notable party shifts including Worcester Lowell and Holyoke races.
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A. 8. Jackson
Democratic State Central Committee of
Indiana
Senator Johnson
North Dakota
Edward Fagerud
Fargo
Supreme Court of
James P. Goodrich
Beveridge
Judge Coleman resigns as University trustees chairman
Montgomery December 29 Judge Thomas W Coleman of Butaw resigns as chairman of the University trustees saying he is not physically able to continue. He is father of Judge Thomas W Coleman Jr of the Anniston City court and has long been on the board regarded as a brainy state figure. He earned his M A degree there at age sixteen setting a never broken precedent.
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Montgomery
Thomas W. Coleman
Butaw
University Trastees
Coleman
Thomas W. Coleman, Jr
Anniston
Stiles
Not Indispensable Adventure Note on Women's Dress
A Boston Herald remark notes Mrs Humphrey Ward’s visit and a question about American women’s dress. The reply suggests women are complete with or without a divorce suit reflecting social attitudes of the era.
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Humphrey Ward
Boston Herald
Connecticut man slaps wife over souvenir cards
A Connecticut man slapped his wife after she sent souvenir postal cards to Jim. She threatens to retaliate by sending telegrams collect when she leaves home again.
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Connecticut
Jim
Kidney Health Card Ad Promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root
A vintage advertorial urges readers that kidneys drive overall health and promote Swamp Root as the top kidney and bladder remedy. It claims quick relief, offers free samples by mail, and warns buyers to request Swamp Root by Kilmer at Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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Joseph Rhinock
Kentucky
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Kansas
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Clapp
Minnesota
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Wisconsin
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Holyoke
Salem
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New York
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Boston
Charles Wardell Stiles
American Association For the Advancement of Science
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Agent Child Labor
Lincoln League of
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Lincoln
Albert J. Beveridge
James E. Watson
Freach
Paris
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W. W. Stringfellow
V.pres
H. A. Young
A. J. Goodwin
J. T. Gardner, Jr
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