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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
2
The Anniston Star notes growing revolt within the Republican ranks as anti-bacitation forces push an agenda. Leaders face a persistent threat of impotence while a split with the Progressives endures until the Old Guard yields.
A small group of Republican insurgents calling themselves Progressives blocked the election of a Speaker in the new Congress for days. They prevented organization of the Lower House, influencing ballots where Democrat Garrett led over Republican Gillett in several rounds. Observers compare the bloc to European parliamentary factions.
A county message from J C Ford praises prize winners and urges young farmers to expand markets. It notes cotton and corn sell easily this year but warns hogs chickens beef and milk may face tougher sales. The article stresses continuous effort to turn increased production into solid profits via accessible markets.
An Associated Press report from Seattle notes a 24 hour gale along the northwest coast caused extensive property damage and an uncertain death toll. Sixty persons are believed to have perished with several bodies found in the Rosario and Anacortes areas and one timekeeper named Thomas Phipps killed at a Bolkingham mill.
Frank A. Alexander a Macon merchant was found guilty of assault and battery in city court for flogging storekeeper Ollie M. Perry on August 9 1923. He was sentenced by Judge Holmes Johnson to six months with five suspended on a $500 fine and court costs. Bond set at $2400. Attorney motioned for a new trial. Alexander faces additional charges stemming from the same incident and will be tried on those.
The Princess concert band was set to perform Monday night at the Masonic, but the event was canceled. Tickets already purchased will be honored at the Frecoms or EO venues.
A large brick building in New Orleans occupied mainly by cotton offices and storage burned early today. Unofficial estimates place the loss at about 500000 dollars with fire heavily damaging the structure and contents.
An old advertisement touts Pironal as a two minute relief cold and flu cure. It claims refund if no relief, promotes delightful taste, and urges pharmacists to stock the elixir for immediate warming action and safe use for children.
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