Vague political banter and veteran reunion notes
The Roanoke Leader comments on politics and veterans in Birmingham and West Virginia. It notes Wanamaker renting a $100 daily house during convention week and praises Boy Scouts and Birmingham papers in coverage. John L. Burnet is described as the short congressman with twenty years in the House and ties to immigration policy.
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Wanamaker
Chicago
Boy Scouts
Birmingham
John L. Burnet
Congress
John L
Determination and perseverance as keys to success
A motivational piece extols determination as the essential driver of success. It cites Helen Keller, Milton, Columbus, and general leaders, arguing grit outperforms mere good intentions and that waiting and labor lead to achievement.
Martin Makes Good in Enforcing Alabama Prohibition
The Alabama attorney general Will L. Martin reinforces state law at Girard Alabama where liquor sellers challenge authorities of two states. The Anniston Star supports the last legislature’s act giving more power to the attorney general and enforcement to protect state policy across the border. Governor Henderson cooperates, supplying troops to uphold authority and prohibit violations.
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Henderson
Birmingham urged to build new auditorium for conventions
The Birmingham community is praised for handling large Confederate veterans reunions but urged to finance a larger auditorium. The piece cites Atlanta and Annis ton as examples and argues a new convention space would restore the citys prestige and attract major gatherings.
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Birmingham
Annis ‘Ton
Atlanta
Death of Dr. R. L. Bowcock Marks Loss for Anniston
The South’s renowned surgeon Dr. R. L. Bowcock of Anniston dies after thirty years serving the city and its people. He built St Luke’s Hospital with civic devotion and aided ailing patients even while himself gravely ill. He declined wider opportunities abroad to remain with his chosen community.
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Anniston
R. L. Bowcock
South
Bowcotck
Baltimore
Chicago
Alabama
New St. Luke's Hospital
Age-Herald
Reserve and Reverberation in the Republican Race
An analysis contrasts reserve and vociferation in the 1920s Republican nominating fight. It notes Hughes unlikely to accept, Cummins optimistic, and Chicago as a focal point for boomers. The piece calls for unity yet predicts factional scramble, with silence and voice shaping the campaign. Brooklyn Eagle.
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Cummins
Nebraska
Justice Hughes
Chicago
Senate
Brooklyn Eagle
Cobb Wrist Watch Question Sparks Public Debate
A Montgomery Advertiser note discusses Cobb wearing a wrist watch, contrasting praise and critique from readers. It cites Birmingham coverage with a photo and suggests readers want explanation or assurance the habit will end. The piece satirically questions citizenship rights and urges Cobb to stop the practice.
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Cobb
Europe
Tommy Atkin
Allice
India
Creathitt County
Ike
Kentucky
New York
Alabama
Montgomery Advertiser
Haste and Repentance in Massachusetts Marriages
A column argues hasty marriage decisions lead to trouble in divorce cases. It notes one quarter show haste and one ninth involve temperance issues, suggesting a need for stricter marriage laws. The piece reflects on casual betrothals and impulsive weddings across states and the allure of a solemn, deliberate choice.
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Massachusetts
Old Bay
Divorce Entue Sparked by Easy Marital Pledge
A Pensacola Journal piece notes that many couples view marriage as simple to start, comparing it to choosing between a movie and a wedding. The testimony suggests marriages begin with ease and proceed as a casual decision.
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Pensacola Journal
This Date in History Highlights Major Events Through Time
A compact chronicle lists events by year including Anne Boleyn’s execution in 1536, Lord Edward Fitzgerald’s capture in 1798, Decatur’s squadron action in 1815, U S actions against Algiers in 1815, Nathaniel death in 1864, Jeff Davis’s capture in 1865, William E Gladstone’s death in 1898, Mexico City food riots and Saltillo events in 1915, Pacific Mail quitting in 1915, Asquith’s government reform in 1915, Polish and Russian front tensions, and German losses cited at the western front.
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Anne Boleyn
England
Elizabeth
Edward Fitzgerald
A. S
Algiers
Decatur
Mexico City
Carranza
Saltillo
Villa
Monterey
Pacific Mail
Letter from J C Sproull corrects Abercrombie ad
J C Sproull of Anniston denies knowledge of a paid advertisement naming J W Abercrombie as campaign manager and asks the paper to publish the letter to clarify the record. He expresses regret the piece appeared and seeks public correction.
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Anniston Evening Star
Anniston
Alabama
J. W. Abercrombie
J.C. Sproull
Anniston chooses mayoral candidate pledges city welfare
KSANE announces candidacy promising fiscal restraint within just revenues, fair Recorder's Court administration, dust nuisance reduction, cordial county city relations, growth of industry and commerce, a public children's park, support for welfare movements, and city participation in national and state holidays, subject to Democratic primary.
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Lst
Recorder's Court
Anniston
Ala
Anniston Candidate Seeks Mayor and First Ward Council Seat
A candidate announces plans to run for mayor of Anniston subject to the city executive committee and seeks election as Councilman for the First Ward also subject to party action. The notice expresses intent to serve all residents and requests support. Hollingsworth also announces reelection as president of the Anniston City Council pending committee action.
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Anniston
Democratic Party
Atlanta Recorder Introduces Protection For Courting Youth
In Atlanta on May 19, Recorder Johnson of the police court announced protective policy for young men who call on girls. A rival suitor interrupted a porch visit, attacked the man, and was arrested for disorderly conduct. The recorder sentenced the aggressor to 15 days in the stockade without a fine option.
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Atlanta
Johnson
Atlanta Police Court
Recorder Johnson
Two Mothers Tell How Their Sickly Children Recovered
Two mothers recount how their frail children gained health and sleep after persistent care. They describe initial loss of appetite and constant irritability, followed by steady improvement as routines and attention addressed underlying issues.
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