Parrott Held for King Murder Notes in Tremont
Detective McNeal holds Joe Parrott for questioning about the Tracy King case. Parrott refuses to speak, claims innocence, and warns he has friends who will free him. McNeal cites evidence including Parrott’s presence the night King was killed and a stenographic record of Drugan’s statements.
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Fleming
Tremont
Tracy King
McNeal
Parrott
Gainey
Drugan
King
Birmingham Farm Prices and Shipments Report
The Birmingham market shows steady or unchanged prices across hay, grain, poultry, eggs, cotton seed, fats, and cattle. Notable quotes include U S No 1 Johnson hay $13.50 to $14.00, No 1 Extra Leafy Alfalfa $25 to $26, eggs 21 to 24 cents, corn No 2 white 66 to 67 cents, hogs $2.45 to $3.05 depending on weight, and cattle ranges from prime to common grades with varied cents per pound. The market notes light demand despite steady prices.
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Birmingham
U. S
Johnson
Timothy
Turkeys, LLC
Mrs Polk Daly Recovers After Recent Operation
Many friends of Mrs. Polk Daly will be gratified to learn she is recuperating from a recent operation at Baugh's infirmary.
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Polk Daly
Baugh’s Infirmary
To Be Continued Noted Figure Appears Ahead
A brief fragment describes a green dressed figure spotted just ahead, identified instantly by a narrator. The scene ends with a cliffhanger phrase.
Redheads Influence Doran Pick Drives Distillers Post
In a bonus room scramble for the Distilled Liquor Institute top job, Dr James M Doran overcomes rivals Tanglefoot Bob Lucas John Philip Hill and Bob Jackson with support from Joe Tumulty. Meanwhile NRA issues include low pay for exercise staff and a failing Fellowship Forum while a new anti lynching bill heads to Congress. General Hugh Johnson did not coin crack down phrase and a red headed reporter recalls Ford remark.
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Cincinnati
International Headquarters
NRA
James M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
Distilled Liquor Institute
John Philip Hill
Maryland
Bob Jackson
Democratic National Committee
Doran
Trump
Joe Tumulty
Woodrow Wilson
National Gtillery Corporation
Joe
Tumulty
Distillers
AAA
Fellowship Fourum
Ku Klux Klan
James H. Chadbourn
University of North Carolina
Chadbourn
Hugh Johnson
Henry Ford
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Witt Praises Farm Debt Conciliation Effort
John R. Witt of Belle Mina, a practical farmer and state advisory council member, commends government work to adjust farmer debt. He calls the program the biggest piece of work in America today and near church in importance during a December discussion at the Jefferson Davis hotel.
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John R. Witt
South Limestone
Council On Farm
Montgomery Journal
Belle Mina
State Advisory Council On Debt Conciliation
America
Mr. Witt
Jefferson Davis Hotel
Red Cross Sewing Room Produces 2525 Garments in Decatur
From March to December 9, 1925 the R F C sewing room in Decatur produced 2525 garments mostly for children and distributed them across Morgan County. Miss Claudine Leonard and assistants earned praise for cooperation while the Red Cross supplied cloth from surplus cotton. Morgan County received 30,000 yards, all allocated, with thousands of garments and 1800 pairs of overalls distributed over the past year.
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Decatur
Red Cross
Claudine Leonard
Morgan County
The
Witt Helps Family Keep Century-Old Farm Aligned With Purpose
Mr. Witt attended a pivotal meeting and offered service to aid the president and farm families. He began addressing the issue before the council's first session and helped a family preserve a farm that had belonged to them for nearly a century.
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Mr. Witt
W. C. T. U. to Meet Friday Afternoon
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday afternoon at town hall. Mrs. F. Levin will lead the annual sale meeting and all members are urged to attend.
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Woman's Christian Once Union
Morgan County Red Cross Seeks More Members as Supplies Go Out
Stockings socks underwear sweaters and thousands of sacks of flour have been distributed in Morgan County. Branches received final shipments this week with no supplies on hand for distribution. If you have not joined the Red Cross this year send your membership fee of one dollar to Rev. Peter M. Dennis relief chairman W. T. Price chapter chairman or Mrs. F. H. Kirby chapter secretary. Less than three hundred have joined to date in Morgan County.
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Morgan County
Ned Cross
Peter M. Dennis
W. T. Price
F. H. Kirby
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Bannister
Evening Post Office
Jim Paxton
Washington
Yaars
Juliet Prance
Denise Lang
Juliet France
Denise
Aotner
Alabama
Williams
U.S
Daily Washington Merry
Tilden
Witt
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
Checkerboard
Moulton Street
Illips
Tarlac Emu
Case
Brind Weay
George E. Jackson
Geodysor Service, Inc
Oba
Pathfinder
Exide
Idex Exchange Exchange
Coced
Flashligon
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