Famous Spanish Fighter 10 Die
Jose Sanjurjo Lacanello, a leading Spanish soldier and army commander, was sentenced to death by a mixed civil and military tribunal for leading a rebellion against the republic. General Herranz received 30 years, Col Infantes 12 years, and Sanjurjo’s son Justo was freed amid government restrictions and public demonstrations.
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Madrid
Jose Sanjurjo Lacanello
Supreme Court
Morocco
Sanjurjo
General Herranz
Part of Gas Tax To Retire Debts
Athens Alabama August 25 Part of the county three cent gasoline tax now collected for road building and maintenance will be used for the gradual payment and retirement of the county s bonded indebtedness if a proposal now being considered goes through State Senator R H Walker of Athens favors such a measure provided the state does not take part of the county tax for state purposes
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Athens
Ala
R. H. Walker
Christian Revival Set to Open in Eva with Rev Wiggins
The Christian revival will begin in Eva on Thursday September eighth with Rev Wiggins preaching. The full schedule will be announced later and residents are urged to attend all services.
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Eva
Christian Revival
Wiggins
River Levels Report Declines On Tennessee River
The Tennessee River dropped to 3.2 feet as reported by the gauge, signaling a falling water level today.
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Tennessee
Population Gain on The Farm Is Seen
The Farm population rose by 207000 as 1,472,000 left farms for towns and cities while 1,679,000 urban residents moved to rural areas per Agriculture Department statistics. The shift shows movement between rural and urban areas in the last year.
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Washington, D. C
America
Department of Agriculture
Pilot Club Steak Fry At Beaver Lake
Decatur Pilot club members gathered for a Monday steak fry at Beaver Lake hosted by Miss Ruby Jones and Miss Shez Thombs. Guests included Mrs. Jessie Thombs and Mrs. Fannie Jones, with the meeting drawing full attendance.
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Decatur Pilot Club
Ruby Jones
Shez Thombs
Beaver Lake
Jessie Thombs
Fannie Jones
Occasional Wife and the Lure of Love Among Friends
Rose offers Camilla a sharp look at love and men as they discuss the four love classes and the limits of fidelity. Camilla contemplates Peter while readers learn about Mr. Goblatz and Mr. Perdue, two ideal husbands, and the widespread ache of romance.
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Carmilla
Rose
Camilla
Alexander Hoyt
Dawson
Mr. Hoyt
Qoblatz
Anna
Mr. Perdue
Peter
Court Seasoning For Miller on the Bench
Montgomery Alabama August 25 The article reflects on sixteen years on the circuit court bench for Gov B M Miller and his wit. A young lawyer asks for a tax refund tied up by a technicality. Miller recalls the old saying a technicality is a point of law one lawyer knew the other didn t.
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Montgomery
Ala
Circuit Court
B. M. Miller
State Compromise Board
Incumbents Lead In Mississippi Primary Returns
Returns from yesterday's Democratic primary show incumbents leading in the Mississippi House races. In the sixth district, Representative Hall finished second in a three way contest.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
House of Representatives
Hall
Rankin Returns From Memphis Business Trip
Marvin Rankin is back from a business trip to Memphis Tennessee with no further details provided on the visit.
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Memphis
Marvin Rankin
Tenn
Vice-President to Go to Mississippi
Dr. William M. Patterson, vice president of Athens College and professor of languages, left Athens for Mississippi State College where he has accepted the post of head of the department of modern languages. The resignation from Athens College was accepted with reluctance.
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Athens
Ala
William M. Patterson
Athens College
Mississippi State College
Patterson
Alabama Mills Rank High in July Cotton Spinning Hours
The July survey shows Alabama mills averaging 178 active hours per spindle, third in the nation behind Tennessee and South Carolina. National totals: 31,708,610 spindles in place, with 19,758,252 operated and 3,659,198,582 hours run, averaging 115 hours per spindle.
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Washington, D. C
Alabama
Tennessee
South Carolina
South
New England
Today’s Horoscope for Those Born on This Day
Persons born on this day are lovers of nature and enjoy outdoor activity. The reading notes a strong affinity for natural surroundings and a preference for time spent outside in various environments.
Decatur Weather Moderates With Warm Daybreak
Decatur recorded a high of 90 degrees and a low near 70 as a warm spell eased. The day brought cooler conditions after recent hotter afternoons.
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Decatur
Banniza Announces A Fine Fall Movie Lineup
Banniza returns from Atlanta with a promising fall lineup for the Princess theatre. G P Banniza theatre manager says the program should satisfy Decatur and surrounding areas. Crescent Amusement Company now allows managers to choose films they believe will please patrons.
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Atlanta
Princess Theatre
G. P. Banniza
Decatur
Crescent Amusemnt Company
Last Half-Holiday For the Year Today
Today is the final half holiday of the summer and is observed by merchants and banks. The half holidays run through June July and August with most business houses taking Thursday afternoons off.
Tipton Victim of Titness Survived by Family and Church
Frank W. Tipton is victim of Titness. He is survived by his wife W. O. Tipton of Chicago two daughters Mrs. Eugene Ryan of Nashville and Mrs. W. T. Mann of Birmingham one sister one brother and four grandchildren Interment was at Gurley last Friday He was a member of the Ninth Street Methodist church.
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W. O. Tipton
Chicago
Eugene Ryan
Nashville
W. T. Mann
Birmingham
Gurley
Tipton
Ninth Street
No Rainfall Report in Decatta Period
No rainfall occurred in Decatta during the 24 hour period ending at seven this morning.
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Decatta
John Cotton The Patriarch of New England Puritan Leader
John Cotton, eminent Puritan divine, was recognized as The Patriarch of New England for his influential role in early colonial religious life.
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John Cotton
the Patriarch
New England
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Summary
Daily receipts listed for carrots and a range of produce at Birmingham Market. Carload hay prices show U. S. No. 1 and No. 2 classes for Johnson hay, Timothy, and Alfalfa with bids from 9.00 to 18.00 per unit. Grain prices reflect No. 2 white and yellow corn and oats with small advances. Poultry, eggs, and other items priced, including potatoes, cabbage, and other vegetables, with overall market comments noting steady or slightly higher prices and light but adequate receipts.
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Birmingham
Johnson Hay
U. S
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Aea
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Joretta
Stick Girl
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Milla
Babylon
Goodyear Service Inc
Lee and Line Streets
Miller
Quaker Legion
Paul Griffith
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Lee and
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HUSKY
Goodyear Speedway
Imatt
Banniza
Frank W. Tipton
Arkets
Service
Lee and Line Sts
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