Albany BarS Motor Exhibition Opens Doors at 10
The Fourth annual automobile show and merchants carnival opens with over 200 vehicles on 45,000 square feet. Highlights include a rare ancient Cadillac from Drennen motor Co Birmingham and the Albany Textile mill test run. The Navy may establish a temporary recruiting station at the event.
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Albany High
North Alabama
Huntsville
Sheffield
Florence
Dailyette
Albany-Decatur
Albany
B. L. Malone
Mas Lone, Coal, Grain and Motor Company
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Twin Cities
Cadillac
Drennen Motor Company
Birmingham
Ory
Cran A Joo To Coal, & Motor Co
Age-Herald
United States Navy
Alexander
United States at War On Third Anniversary Conflicted Notes
Washington reports on the third anniversary of U S entry into World War I. Victory hopes fade as Versailles fate, taxes, debt, and military plans dominate. Troop numbers, naval deployments, and ongoing wartime laws shape a nation still technically at war.
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United States
International News Service
Washington
America Today
Mars
Senate
Wilson
House of Representatives
Europe
Rhine
U.S. Navy
European
Treasury Department
Daniels
Patterson Endorsed by Local Labor Men for State Office
Albany Decatur Central Labor Union hosts a lively meeting in Hardage hall. Officials read a Birmingham Labor Federation declaration opposing Senator Oscar Underwood and criticizing his conduct toward metal workers. George M Webb speaks for the union urging support for Patterson amidst the political clash.
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Albany-Decatur
Central Labor Union
Twin Cities
Twin ‘Cities
Hardage ’ Hall
Thomas Rainey
Tull Worley
Worley
State Federation of Labor
Birmingham
C. M. Dinsmore
State Farmers’ Union
Ino. R. T. Rives
the Brotherhood of Conductors
William L. Harrison
Lewis
Alabama Federation of Labor
Alabama
Oscar W. Unier- Wood
Underwood
Morgan Voters Set May 11 Special Election For Brindley Seat
Governor Kilby orders a May 11 special election in Morgan County to fill the unexpired term of Porter M. Brindley. The vote coincides with the Democratic primary and aims to address vacancies in both houses as lawmakers face potential sessions over women’s suffrage.
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Morgan County
Porter M. Brindley
Thomas E. Kilby
House
Senate
Kilby
Executive Department
State Senate
Underwood to Speak on Labor and River Aid Tonight
Senator Oscar W. Underwood candidate for re election will address at the Masonic theatre on labor and transportation issues and Tennessee river improvement. He arrived last night from Huntsville and met by 30 local citizens as campaign plans proceeded with allies and reporters present. Abercrombie also in town and set to speak at the Louisville and Nashville shop gate at noon Wednesday before attending the afternoon automobile show.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Tennessee
Masonic Theatre
Huntsville
North Alabama
D. W. Smith
Cullman
Travis Williams
Franklin
Walter McWilliams
Limestone
John W.knight
Morgan
Tidwell
Albany
F. M
Jones
Decatur
Henry T. Lile
A . Corsbie
Hartselle
Crawford
Twin Cities
Masonic
Underwood
Lloyd M. Hooper
Selma
Senator Underwood
W. J. Boles
The
Age Herald
Clarence G. Thomason
Albany-Decatur Daily
Birmingham Ledger
Ledger
Abercrombie
John W. Abercrombie
Senate
L. B. Wyatt
Louisville and Nashville
Albany Georgia Grows As 1920 Census Releases
Preliminary census figures show Albany Georgia with a 1920 population of eleven thousand five hundred fifty five, an increase of three thousand three hundred sixty five. Other cities listed include Carrick Pennsylvania and Vinita Oklahoma with varying population changes, while Houston Missouri shows a small rise.
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Albany
Carrick
Vinita
Okla
Houston
Women Pickets Arrested by Police During British Protests
Washington dispatch reports Honore Walsh and Miss Elaine Harris were arrested this afternoon as they began picketing the British embassy. The incident occurred amid ongoing demonstrations by women protesting British policies.
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Cinternatinal News Ser
Ice
Washington
Doctor Solon Roberson Removed to State Insane Asylum
Dr Solon Roberson charged with the murder of Porter M Brindley has been sent to the state insane asylum at Tuscaloosa. Judge Kyle ordered removal in custody of Special Deputy Sheriff Sturdivant. He will receive treatment and likely await a fair murder trial only after asylum officials certify his mental condition. The move followed a circuit court jury verdict on insanity that failed to reach a verdict with eight jurors deeming him insane and four deeming him sane.
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F. Solon Roberson
Porter M. Brindley
State Asylum For the Insane
Tuscaloosa
Sturdivant
Kyle
Circuit Court
Roberson
Hartselle Optician
Johnson Wins In Michigan With Wood Far Behind
Detroit results show Johnson leading Wood by wide margins as 1,165 of 2,421 precincts counted. Hoover trails with Edwards leading other Democrats. Bryan initially second but soon fell back. Johnson sweeps Detroit by about four to one and leads statewide.
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International News Service
Detroit
Johnson
Wood
John
Hiram Johnson
Michigan
California
Leonard Wood
Wesd
Seeie
Hoov
McAdoo
Palmer
Bryan
River rises threaten towns as crest nears record
Record Tennessee river rise prompts warnings across cities including Chattanooga and Decatur. Government reports show rising river stages with 24 feet forecast here by Wednesday while Wilson Dam crews brace for potential damage and obstructions from driftwood as flood waters advance.
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Chattanooga
Government Weather Bureau
Bridgeport
Guntersville
Decatur
Tennessee
Johnson Calls Michigan Victory a Blow by Common People
New York April 6 United States Senator Johnson described his Michigan win as a blow by the common people against politics dominated by big financial interests.
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International News Service
New York
United States
Johnson Today
Michigan
Patterson Scores Kennedy's Record
Jasper Alabama April 6 Special Patterson Albany candidate for president of the Public Service Commission drew a large crowd. He predicted heavy May 11 votes praising Patterson and attacking Kennedy's reelection. He argued the commission's duties affect farmers and merchants and cited losses to shippers in Alabama.
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Jasper
Ala
A. G. Patterson
Albany
Public Service Cosion
Patterson
Kennedy
Alabama
Public Service Commission
Daniels Urges a Bigger Navy Before Senate Panel
Secretary Daniels testified before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee in special session urging world leading strength for the navy and increased appropriations to ensure a strong fleet. He pressed for funding to modernize ships and naval power.
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Pir
Ashington
Navy
Daniels
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Weather forecast: Partly cloudy, warmer interior
Partly cloudy conditions with warmer interior temperatures and cooler on Wednesday. A brief cooling trend is expected Wednesday with cooler weather inland.
Foch Forces Move Into Neutral Zone With 100000 Men
United States reports no formal protest against French occupation of towns in the neutral zone. French troops seize Frankfort and Damstadt near the Ruhr with siege declared. London notes surprise in Britain as Berlin evacuation rumors spread. Washington protest denied by Colby. Italians to stay passive amid new German concerns.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
London
Frankfort
Damstadt
Ruhr
Degouette
Rhine
International Cae Ia A
Germany
Marshal Foch
France
Great Britain
Colby
Rome
Mueller
Sail
Wiesbaden
German Troops Move Into Ruhr Clearing Towns
Berlin reports that German government troops advance with air support into the Ruhr district. Advance guards and aircraft form a battle line as forces clear towns of red forges and industrial targets.
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Ebert
London
Avan
Ruhr
Berlin
Wallace In Conference Rate Ape A Thar Wala
Wallace advances in conference standings after a decisive win. Ape A Thar Wala suffered a setback as the team remained pressure on the top ranks with a strong late surge.
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Wallace
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