Local merchants urge patrons to support home businesses
An Anniston editorial argues residents should favor local merchants over mail order houses to sustain city prosperity. It notes a 30 percent dividend by a major mail order firm and calls for united action by business leaders to curb out-of-town shopping and keep money in the city. It also mentions Republican insurgents voting for Underwood tariff amendments and forecasts improved business with good crops next fall.
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Anniston
the Star
House
Dalzell, Cannon, Payne Et al
Underwood
Judicial Legislation and the Danger to Public Rights
A historical critique argues that courts overstep constitutional powers by construing laws, echoing Jefferson’s fear of judicial overreach. It urges clear legislative language to prevent hidden shaping by judges and warns the public must remain vigilant to protect rights.
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Thomas Jefferson
Dan
Tribune Herald Finds Bailey and Heyburn Guilty of Betrayal
The Rome GA newspaper condemns Bailey of Texas and Heyburn of Idaho for opposing campaign expense publicity. It brands them aligned with big interests, mocks their rhetoric, and warns of collusion to enrich trusts.
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Rome
Tribune Herald
Bailey and Heyburn
Coats Removal Boosts Hobson's Popularity
The incident of Congressman Hobson removing his coat while addressing an audience here is noted as a potential factor increasing his public appeal and support.
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Hobson
Congress Heads Toward All Summer Session Indication
The current Congress appears set for a continuous summer session with extended days and ongoing committee activity. Lawmakers show no fast track to adjourn as debates on key issues continue.
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Congress
Mormon Church Official Testimony Opens New Inquiry
An official of the Mormon Church testifies about a developing inquiry, outlining key statements and potential implications for church governance and policy. The testimony signals heightened scrutiny and forthcoming responses from church leaders.
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The
Mormon Church
Record of Senate Seat Prices High in 1900s Auctions
The text notes a top price of 107,000 for a U S Senate seat, with Loriter and Stephenson of Wisconsin mentioned as other bidders. It highlights the unusually high sums paid for Senate seats and references Wisconsin figures in the bidding.
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United States Senate
Loriter
Stephenson
Wiseconain
Alabama urged to build more cotton factories in state
The Birmingham Age Herald advocates expanding Alabama’s cotton industry and cites North and South Carolina leading in cotton product manufacturing. It notes ex Senator Hopkins of Illinois hints at bribery tied to Billy Lorimer’s election and asserts the nation believes Lorimer’s Senate seat was bought.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Alabama
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South Carolina
Hopkins
Sinois
Billy Lorimer
Lorimer
Heat drives coat demand in Duluth amid summer heat
While heat grips many regions, Duluth Minnesota sees overcoats in demand as residents cope with unusual cold snaps. The piece notes the country’s varied climate and contrasts it with the current weather.
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Duluth
Minnesota
Local Home Trade group aims to boost city commerce
A proposed Home Trade organization would operate in the city to keep money circulating locally, with the expectation that resident purchasing would spur broader business activity and stimulate the economy.
Political notes on senatorial politics and reform
The passage critiques Congress and state leaders, opposing popular election of U S Senators and urging reform. It references Bailey opposing Canadian reciprocity, calls for repudiation of Democratic Senators, compares current leaders to Patrick Henry, and notes church stock in the Sugar trust plus Lorimer scandal investigations. It also mentions Anniston’s planned Great White Way and aviation racing dangers, urging Senate action.
Mission to Rescue the Fallen Fosters Southern Rescue Mission
A. W. Elliott of Atlanta organizes The Southern Rescue Mission with Atlanta headquarters and branch rights to curb White Slave Traffic in the South. Incorporators include Elliott P. W. Hollingsworth of Augusta and Rev. Lamar Sims of Albany. He cites widespread trafficking, slaveholders, and a need to free girls from oppression.
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Atlanta
South
Southern Rescue Mission
P. W. Hollingsworth
Augusta
Lamar Sims
Albany
Elliott
Bond Talk Heard Here on Road Bonds Debate
Two speakers discussed county road bonds. One opponent, elderly and poll tax exempt, argued higher taxes and possible contractor favoritism. The other farmer supported bonds, promising better roads, higher land values, and countywide benefits with corporate interest aid.
Howle Paroled by Gov O Neal Protest Meeting Planned
Gadsden June 24 A mass meeting is planned next Wednesday to protest Governor O Neal pardons and paroles for prohibition violators. J T Howle, sentenced six months and fined 200, was paroled for good behavior after Supreme Court confirmation of trial findings. He reported to the court this morning and was discharged amid notable attention to his legal fight.
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Gadsden
O'Neal
J. T. Howle
Howle
Jadsden
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Campaign Against Pimps Threatens Moral Degeneracy
A speaker condemns daily and nightly gambling by pimps who exploit young women, financed by their victims and controlled through affection or fear. He warns of increasing trafficking, urges immediate action, and calls for stronger laws to shield girls from life and purity destroyers.
Courtly Irks Stir Over King George Coronation Noise
Some American snobs debate the coronation of King George amid strong opinions and social snobbery. The piece notes public reaction and divides among observers in American society.
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King George
Beautiful Piedmont Wedding Unites Miss Eula White and Mr Fletcher Turk
In Piedmont at the Baptist church on Wednesday Miss Eula White married Mr Fletcher Turk in a formal ceremony led by Rev. George D. Harris. The event featured an elaborate bridal party with ushers and chorus girls, a garden party reception, and plans for a home in Piedmont.
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Piedmont
Eula White
Fletcher Turk
Baptist Church
George D. Harris
Hugh Turk
Barry Turk
Florence Harris
Gertie Rutherford
Laura Henderson
Agatha Posey
Ethel Roberts
Lillian Brock
Lillian Morgan
Lillian Turk
Lula Harris
Maurice Tork
Gertie Sharpe
Minnie Craig
Lon Clarke
Banks Clarke
Miss Roberts
Tom White
Spring Garden
Will Turk
Gadsden
J. C. McCaghren
Laura
Mary Williams
Tuscaloosa
Mrs. Turk
Ladiga Street
Reynolds
Joe Harris
Albert House
Eunice DeFreese
Atlanta
Laura Posey
Tva DeFreese
Piedmont Springs
Ambassador Hill Receives Honors in Berlin Banquet
Berlin June 26 The American Chamber of Commerce plans a banquet in honor of retiring American Ambassador Dr David Jayne Hill set for tomorrow night at the Hotel Adlon. Tables will seat about 200 with German officials university leaders and prominent American representatives expected.
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Berlin
American Chamber of Commerce
David Jayne Hill
Adlon
Chvers
Amer
School Building For Deaf Starts
The Alabama school for the deaf began construction on a brick two story building in Talladega. It measures 120 by 90 feet and will house twenty classrooms an assembly hall and the principal's office. When finished it will rank among Alabama’s finest school structures.
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Talladega
Alabama Schol For the Deaf
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