Alabama Bar Association elects new officers at Birmingham meeting
Henry Upson Sims of Birmingham becomes president after unanimous election at the Edgewood Motor Canteen Club session. Col. Alexander Troy of Montgomery is reelected secretary treasurer for the 39th time as the Alabama Bar Association closes its 40th annual session.
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Henry Upson Sime
Birmingham
Alexander Troy
Alabama State Bar Association
Mobile
Harry Upson Sims
Alabama Bar Association
Edgewood Motor Cantry Club
Edgewood Club
R. T. Hunt
Fr. Payne
R. T. Ervin
W. W. Callahan
Decatur
Orman T. Sommerville
Tuscaloosa
G. R. Harsh
W. C. Miukey
Geneva
Ol. Alexander Troy
Montgomery
B. P. Cram
Thomas M. Owen
State Department of Archives and History
Senator Stone Shifts to Support Peace Efforts
Washington July 14 Senator Stone of Missouri chairman of the foreign relations committee pledged support for every measure urged by the president to end the war. He regretted the U S did not pursue peace more actively before entering the conflict. Many senators vowed to see the war through to the bitter end.
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Washington
Simmons
Martin
Hillia
Hoke Smith
Smoot
Lodge
Kenyon
Food Administration
Board of Control
United Stats
Senator Stone of
Miscouri
Foreign Relations Committee
Gadsden Men In France With A E F Force
Gadsden Alabama July 14 three residents Major General Sibert Lieutenant Allen Stewart of Attalla a West Point graduate and C F E Huffman Jr a private in the Sixteenth Infantry are in France serving with the American expeditionary force.
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Gadsden
Ala
France
Sibert
Allen Stewart
Attalla
West Point
C. F E. Huffman, Jr
Sixteenth Infantry
Paris Fete Celebrates Bastille Day With American Aid
Paris July 14 The Bastille Day celebration draws huge crowds as American troops parade at Longchamps. General Pershing and President Poincare share in the ovation while medals bearing Washington and Lafayette symbolize Franco American friendship. Ambassadors and allied diplomats watch from the presidential box.
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Paris
United States
Washington
Lafayette
Longchamps
General Pershing
Poincare
Sharp
Country Club Board Names Committees for Prosperous Year
Country Club at Anniston names committees led by Greens Hoyt Shaw and C M Jesperson with J W Cole man Jr as chair. The board notes a $200 treasury balance and improvements to the building and greens. Officials urge local seniors to engage in club life to boost Anniston social scenes.
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S. L. Galbraith
J. H. Edmondson
L. B. Liles
Greens
Hoyt Shaw
C. M. Jesperson
Thomas W. Coleman, Jr
Watson
Cop Anniston
Union Service Tonight at First Presbyterian Church
The union service Sunday night will be held at the First Presbyterian church. The Rev. Leon M Latmer will preach. All are invited, especially strangers. Preaching at 11 a.m. with the subject All Things Are Yours and an anthem Hall to the Lord's Anthem O Holy Father. J A Park.
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First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Leon M. Lat Mer
A. Russell
Holy Father
J. A Park
Judge McCorvey backs Wallace sweep in Southwest Alabama
Judge W G McCorvey of Monroe county predicts John Wallace will win the southwest by a large margin, at least eighty percent in Monroe. He praises Wallace as plain spoken, fearless against prohibition riders, and committed to reform and anti ring politics as he seeks governor. McCorvey also notes Wallace’s strength in Montgomery county based on his inquiries.
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Cooper Whiteside
Montgomery
W. G. McCorvey
Monroe County
McCorvey
Law and Equity Court
Thut
Wilson
John Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Ring
Henderson
Miss Maude McClure Kelly Visits Alabama Hostess
The article notes Miss Maude McClure Kelly of Birmingham as a charming guest of Mrs. R. E. D. Irwin. Kelly, who studied locally, will be welcomed by former schoolmates during her visit described in lively social detail. It also reports a ballroom event at the Athletic Club with visiting girls and chaperones including Mrs. Jim Sproull and Mrs. T. G. Jones.
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Maude McClure Kelly
Birmingham
R. E. D. Irwin
Athletic Club
Wiburn Leake
Martha Collier
Elizabeth Carrington
Deane Scott
Walter Brewer
Edith Schearer
Montgomery
Joe Waterman
Margaret Hardwick
Newsome Cooper
Jim Sproull
Theodore Maybank
T. G. Jones
R. L. Andrews
Daughters Confederacy to Aid Red Cross Effort
The article recalls Civil War era Soldiers' Relief Society reminiscences as Mrs. J E Aderhold and Mrs. John B Knox participate informally. Mrs Lawrence of the John H. Forney chapter expresses readiness for work. Mrs James Carter of Atlanta and Mrs Ochis Poundstone’s mother praise the Red Cross. The meeting ends with America and social mingling with Mrs Rountree’s gracious greeting.
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Soldiers’ Relief Society
J. E. Aderhold
John B. Knox
Lawrence
John H. Forney
James Carter
Atlanta
Ochis Poundstone
Red Cross
America
National League results report
NL results show Boston tied with St Louis 3 to 3 and Chicago 3 to 3 with Philadelphia 2 to 3 in a game halted by darkness. New York fell to Cincinnati 4 to 6 while Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 3 to 6 and Brooklyn won 5 to 1 in the other matchup.
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New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
American League Scores Report
Washington defeats Cleveland 5 to 3 in a game highlighted by Cleveland’s 7 to 0 win earlier. Boston beats Detroit 4 to 1 while Chicago posts a 4 to 1 victory over New York. Philadelphia and St. Louis game affected by rain.
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Boston
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia-St. Louis
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