Hoke Smiths Outbreak In Senate Sparks Debate On Neutrality
The article criticizes Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia for denouncing England in the Senate and calls into question neutrality claims in wartime policy. It notes Pro and Anti‑Germans alike say the United States has not been truly neutral as President Wilson seeks diplomacy over war and cotton prices.
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United States
Congress
Senate
Hoke Smith
Gorgia
Mr. Smith
Commonwealth
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
England
Presid Wilson
Tnea
London
Smith
Georgy
Woodrow Wilson
America
Berlin Germans Doubt Wilson Sincerity Says Dispatches
Associated Press reports Berlin residents question President Wilson sincerity while many Germans have not registered or paid poll tax. The piece notes Birmingham commissioners and Nashville officials receive similar discreet treatment and comments on libel laws being too strict.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Wilson
Birmingham
Nashville
High School Reporter s Humorous School Notes Page
A Saturday De catur Daily High School section catalogs staff roles and alumni updates. Students Edward Green and others appear on the honor roll while Miss Catherine Campbell and Miss Lola Mae English are noted. Side jokes and student anecdotes mix with campus scenes and class progress.
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Gladys Barnes
K. C. Adams
Edward Green
J. T. Carter
Catherine Campbell
Congressman Almon’s Busier Opening Signals Battle Readiness
Observers note Almon introduced a flurry of bills at Congress opening, suggesting he is aligning with the war effort and moving quickly to position himself among the hard hitters in Washington.
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Almon
Gettig
Villa Surges Again in War Moves as Headlines Recast
The article notes Villa has renewed his campaign in the current war, with American newspapers once again highlighting his leadership and actions. It emphasizes ongoing military maneuvers and the renewed attention from the press.
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Villa
Alabama driven push to secure central highway route
Birmingham Ledger urges Alabama citizens to back a central Alabama route for the new highway. The editorial says the selection would be a great constructive achievement for the state and urges active effort to prevent rivals from pulling the route away.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Alabama
Birmingham Ledger
Silence and lies haunt the Mercury’s editorial page
The Mercury opens with a Stevenson quotation about cruel lies told in silence and then pivots to sharp commentary on honesty and media. The piece critiques silence as a deceptive tactic while urging bold editorial stance.
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The
Mercury
Robert Louis Stevenson
Ten shopping days left before Christmas reminder
A holiday countdown notes only ten shopping days remain after today and urges buying at home or not at all.
Loyal Citizen Buys Everything Except Whiskey and Law
A local resident voices frustration that despite his wide purchases he cannot buy whiskey due to laws. He argues the constraint highlights regulatory limits affecting everyday commerce.
Excursion Trips Decatur to Joppa Boosted by New Boat Line
The new boat line opens routes from Decatur to Joppa with potential popular excursions. Officials expect weekend trips to attract families and travelers seeking scenic outings aboard the vessel.
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Decatur
Joppa
Blackmon Pushes Law Repeal Drawn as Congressional Move
Some men will regard Congress man Blackmon's attempt to repeal by law as deliberately aimed at shifting power. The brief notes debate and possible political motives surrounding the proposed repeal.
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Congressman Blackmon
Ex Governor O Neal Advocates Military Training
The Huntsville Mercury reports Ex Governor O Neal spoke in Montgomery the other night. After some description the Mercury quoted him advocating military training for all young men.
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The
Huntsville Mercury
O’neal
Montgomery
Mercury
Campaign Aid Encourages Helping Neighbors and God
A call to support the Y M C A and assist others in the remaining campaign hours quotes Lowell on helping one helps many including neighbors and God.
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Lowell
I Would Not Walk With Those Who Stroll An Irishman
A fragmented verse fragment appears to praise the Irish identity. The speaker declares not walking with those who stroll and proclaims pride as an Irishman while reflecting on living green and personal character.
Engagement quarrel in verse about speed and courtesy
A quip about being slow before marriage and fast after, followed by a remark on blunt behavior among women. The speaker notes mixed signals as a joke about social etiquette and rivalry.
Bank Tale of Cash and Covenant
A witty exchange frames a woman seeking a partner who controls finances and a man claiming he is a bank teller. The dialogue cues themes of money, partnership, and gender roles in a lighthearted vignette.
Married Man Reflects On Vows And Flirtations
A narrator recalls flirting with many women before marrying, asserting that one encounter led to a whirl of emotions and shifting future plans. The candid confession frames a contemplation of commitment and consequence.
Dialogue Tease Reveals Flirtatious Tunnel Moment
In a playful exchange a man questions why a woman calls him a flirt. She replies that his restraint in not kissing during their last tunnel pass shows he is not trying. The line captures lighthearted dynamics and implied chemistry.
Reputation and money shadow a warned spendthrift
A heated exchange reveals warnings about reckless spending. The young man insists he must spend as he believes others call him a fool, shaping his self view and financial choices.
Sheriff Sale of John B. Shelton Property in Morgan County
Under a writ of Fi Fa issued by the Morgan County Circuit Court Alabama the sheriff will expose for sale at public auction multiple house and lot parcels in New Decatur and Decatur areas including blocks 45 82 64 and 63 Addition 4. The sale covers all right title and interest of John B. Shelton in the described properties and occurs Monday the 17th. J A Forman Sheriff Morgan County Alabama
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Circuit Court
Morgan County
Alabama
John B. Shelton
New Decatur
Ala
Addition
Decatur
New Fiaheter
John
Shelton
Compulsory Education Gains Ground in United States
Editorial argues Alabama adoption of compulsory attendance marks a national trend with most European nations already mandating schooling. It compares education to steady physical training, urges clear ideals, and highlights local support for schools and community role in promoting learning.
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Alabama
United States
Turkey
Russia
Local School Notes Patients and Plans
Miss Kathleen Almon is ill with tonsillitis. Miss Annie Mae Parker resumes school duties while Miss Margaret Curry returns after illness. Master Barrett Shelton at home with grippe. Miss Josephine Bibb to visit Mooresville. Miss Lillian Alexander to Birmingham for a few days with her mother. Miss Eleanor Mays suffers a severe grippe. Alfred Tennyson Literary Society meets in Mr Carter's room Friday afternoon with a proposed program. Miss Lillian Alexander substitutes for Miss Alma Hank as pianist. Miss Mabel Parker improves from burns. Mr Carl Goodman resumes school. Miss Helen Odom ill with influenza.
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Alfred Tennyson Literary Society
Mr. Carter
Local Team Receives Two Basketball Challenges
The squad faces Huntsville High School and Madison County High School in upcoming games. Faculty plan to establish a girls team from strong material, aiming to develop a first class squad. Boys boast extra pep and muscle from football, with confidence for upcoming matches.
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Huntsville High School
Madison County High School
Honor roll misprint corrects Earl Hargitt grade
A misprint in last week’s honor roll listed Earl Hargitt’s grade as 1. It should read 90. The correction clarifies the proper score and maintains the record for reference.
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Earl Hargitt
Jokes and Quips from a Street Corner
Jokes swirl as Butler Warren carries two chickens and jokes about Christmas and time in jail. A series of light quips includes a child describing a school and adults reacting with humor. Pedestrian chatter touches on a lion joke and a playful mishearing of architecture.
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Warren
Decatur High School Alumni Notes Mention Marital Ties
Frank Lide a Decatur merchant recently wed Miss Mattie Alexander is listed as an alum of New Decatur High School class. Joe Woods a 1913 graduate is a junior this year in the Academic Course at the same school.
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Everett Harris
University of California
Frank Lide
Decatur
Mattie Alexander
New Decatur High Schoo
Joe Woods
Robertson seeks re election as Morgan County Tax Collector
Charles C. Robertson announces candidacy for re election in the Democratic primary for Tax Collector of Morgan County.
Local Candidate Announcements for Morgan County Probate Judge
The notice promotes Lovick P. Tromp as a Democratic primary candidate for Probate Judge in Morgan County and Melvin Hutson as a candidate for the same office, urging voters to support them in the upcoming primary and to influence others.
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Lovick P. Tromp
Morgan County
Melvin Hutson
Frank J. Troup Seeks Re-Election for Tax Assessor
Frank J. Troup is a candidate for re-election as tax assessor of Morgan County, running under the Democratic Party banner and subject to party action.
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Frank J. Troup
Morgan County
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University of Alabama
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Wagner's
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R. L. Phillips
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Decaturs School of Journalism
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3Rd Ave
Margaret Clarkson
Sherman Street
Austinville
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Jackson St
N -Decatur
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Wilder Place
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Hartselle
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