Withdrawal of writ deepens Thaw case in Canada
Sherbrooke Canada Aug 27 Harry K Thaws lawyers withdrew the writ of habeas corpus obtained last week in his behalf and Thaw was not arraigned as expected. The move may prolong proceedings and shift strategy toward deportation. Lawyers say the legal questions center on the commit ment and charges under Canadian law.
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Peking Demonstrates Aviator Skill with City Flight
In Peking a pilot demonstration by Lieutenant Labon drew attention as he flew a biplane over the city with a mechanic as passenger. France supplied 14 aircraft now assigned to the Fifth Brigade of the Third Division. Military aviation schools, foreign instructors, and pilot certificates are planned as Yuan Shih Kai shows strong support for aviation advancement.
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Alabama State Land Congress head to speak at courthouse
Col. N. F. Thompson, president of the Alabama State Land Congress, will address a gathering at the courthouse Saturday at 2:30 p.m. August 30. The speech will cover laws affecting agricultural development and farmer interests, with broad interest for all residents and business leaders.
Decatur City Books Declared Well Kept By Auditor
At a called Decatur city council meeting Auditor Todd reported the city’s books are kept in excellent condition by City Clerk B W Collier. Todd will stay a few more days to ledger the entire municipal holdings from the hall to the sewer lines for a comprehensive city account.
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New Decatur Post Office Becomes Postal Savings Depository
On September 2 the New Decatur Alabama post office will convert to a postal savings depository. Patrons may save via card and stamp deposits of ten cents or more, with two percent interest paid semi annually. Monthly deposits capped at 2100 and balances at 500, after which bonds may be purchased. Morgan County National Bank authorized to receive funds.
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Chautauquas Seen as Aid to Agriculture Education
Washington notes Chautauquas have grown into a key vehicle for farming instruction. F B Jenks cites broadened programs in stock judging soils seed testing and household economy with hundreds of local assemblies, including many in rural districts. He also highlights the Grange as a major national farming group since 1890.
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City Council Votes to Keep Police Force Intact
Decatur city council decided burglaries have risen and will not reduce police staffing. Chief White will remain head of the department with possible changes to one present officer.
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Chief White
Germany plans two warships for 1914 builds
Berlin reports naval estimates for 1914 call for two first class ships with a possibility of three as pressure from England's shipbuilding increases. The Rundschau notes the admiralty may need to follow suit to match British additions replacing Canada.
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Incidental Fee Changes For New Decatur Schools
The incidental fee will be paid to Mr Henry Hartung at City Hall and receipts must be shown before enrollment. Grades through 7 pay 200 per pupil and grades 8 9 10 11 pay 509 per pupil, with three or more from a family receiving discounts. Orphans needing aid should contact the Superintendent. several teachers are listed along with school names and wards.
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City Hall
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New Decatur
Berkeley appoints first woman pastor at Bethany Church
Berkeley named Dr. Bila W. Brown as minister at Bethany Congregational Church on California and Carlton streets. She previously headed the English department at Fairmont College in Wichita Kansas.
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Disappearance of the Negro Deepens City Mystery
The assailant of Police Chief Davidson remains at large but authorities expect capture within a month. A bloodhound trail suggested a concealed suspect and a passerby saw a man matching the description under Moore's addition lights. Rumors of the fugitive crossing the river were dismissed, while officials note conflicting statements and speculate about gang involvement.
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Leo M Frank Sentenced to Death in Mary Phagan Case
Atlanta judge assigns Leo M. Frank a death sentence for the murder of Mary Phagan. Execution scheduled for October 10 after defense motions for a new trial citing alleged prejudicial public demonstrations heard by the jury. Argument on the motion set for October 4.
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Chapel Built by 15 Orphan Boys Dedicated at Wolmdorf
Reading Pa Aug 27 Dedication of the Bausman Memorial church built by orphan boys aged six to 18. After completion last week the Bethany Orphan Home girls cleaned the chapel, washed windows and polished brass for the ceremony. The chapel seats 500 and cost 9360 dollars.
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Hawker Starts Second Around Britain Waterplane Attempt
London Aug 27 Mr Hawker aboard the Sopwith waterplane begins a second run around Great Britain after leaving Southampton. He reaches Ramsgate and continues toward Yarmouth as rival McClean retires from the race.
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Alabama Receives Share of National Crop Fund
Washington announces apportionment of 50 million dollar government fund to the west and south to aid crop movement and marketing. Alabama gets 1.5 million with depositaries in Birmingham Mobile Montgomery and other cities, list of banks and officials included.
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Two Midshipmen To Be The Rule
Washington announces an amendment to midshipman entrance laws keeps two openings per congressional district instead of one. A vacancy in the district will be filled next year by Representative Guernsey with recommendations due in December and the first examination set for February 1914.
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Naval Academy
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Department
New Decatur City Council Meets Tonight
The New Decatur city council will hold a meeting tonight after a postponement from Monday. Officials may take action on the Davidson cutting and related issues.
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New Decatur
Davidson
Mr Cohen to Open Malone Building Department Store
Mr Cohen of Ory and Cohn is in the city to oversee fitting the Malone building as a department store. The store is rapidly being prepared in first class style and will be a credit to the city.
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Ory & Cohn
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Decatur Daily Office Trims $10,000 in Bills
A Decatur daily office claims to have trimmed the edges of $10,000 in newly circulated U S bills using a cutting machine. Officials insist the bills came from the federal money factory and were handled yesterday afternoon.
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