President in 1916 Oscar Underwood Highlighted Abroad
The notice proclaims Oscar Underwood of the Heart of Dixie as a candidate for President in 1916. It appears in a New Decatur Alabama newspaper with circulation details and ad deadlines.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
4
The notice proclaims Oscar Underwood of the Heart of Dixie as a candidate for President in 1916. It appears in a New Decatur Alabama newspaper with circulation details and ad deadlines.
Report from Sofia says the Turkish Bulgarian frontier will stretch from the Black Sea coast at Media through Cherlu to the Gulf of Savras, leaving Turkey with a slim European territory including Constantinople. The Belkan allies press this border as condition of the peace with Turkey.
London dispatch reports ultra loyalists press for removal of Lord Chancellor Haldane from the Privy Council Chamber chair. The red chair, unused for centuries, has symbolized royal dignity and remains vacant in the chamber.
Historical note explains that before King George I English rulers presided over council meetings, but the Hanoverian monarch lacked English fluency and ceded the presidency to the Lord President or Lord President’s chair. A modern sanitary remark about December calendars follows, then an ad for Ballard's Horehound cough remedy available at Owl Drug Co.
A. J. Joiner vs J. A. Coursey before a Justice of the Peace. Property levy includes four boxes of household goods a sofa two bedding bundles an organ and an sewing machine marked J Carrick Tracy City Tenn. Notice by publication once a week for three weeks ending December 27 1912.
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