Roosevelt 13th Visit to Alabama Highlighted by 1923 Tuskegee Trip
A report notes that Franklin D Roosevelt will dine with Governor Miller on January 21 marking the thirteenth national leader to visit Alabama before during or after their presidency. The list includes Monroe Van Buren Polk Fillmore Jackson Lincoln Harrison Cleveland Taft Teddy Roosevelt Wilson Harding and a 1923 Tuskegee visit.
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Montgomery
Als
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
B. M. Miller
Alabama
United States
James Monroe
Huntsville
Unio
Martin van Buren
James K. Polk
Millard Fillmore
White House
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Harrison
Birmingham
Teddy” Roosevelt
Wilson
Mobile
Warren G. Harding
Tuskegee
Sketch of Coolidge Life and Political Rise
A narrative traces Coolidge from marriage to election to the Massachusetts house of representatives, then two terms as mayor of Northampton in 1910 and 1911. It notes his return to Beacon Hill as a State senator two years later, ending with an unfinished moment as Massachusetts senate president's status is mentioned.
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Grover Cleveland
Montgomery
Oe Taft
Birmingham
Coolidge
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Northampton
Mass
Senate
Calvin Coolidge Rising from Massachusetts Governor to National Figure
In 1918 Coolidge was elected Massachusetts governor by a 1 700 plurality. He gained fame for quelling a Boston police strike and later won re election with a 125 000 plurality, the largest for a Massachusetts governor at the time. At the 1920 Republican convention he declined a presidential bid but swept the gathering with strong support.
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Coolidge
Massachusetts
Boston
Chicago
Community Sing At Church of God on Sixth Avenue
The community sing convenes at 1 30 at the Church of God on Sixth Avenue with special numbers by local organizations and singers from Morgan and adjoining counties. The public is invited to attend.
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Church of God
Sixth Avenue
Morgan
Teachers Asked To Employ Influence
Reports from Montgomery indicate many boys across Alabama are killing song birds. I T Quinn commissioner of game and fish urged school teachers to stress protecting song and insectivorous birds. He blamed a Christmas gift rush for the practice and asked teachers to cooperate with the department to curb it.
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Montgomery
Ala
I. T. Quinn
Game and Fish
Quinn
Game and Fish Department
Alabama Polytechnic summer school opens June 5
Auburn Alabama June 5 opening announced for an 11 week summer session at the institute with a large faculty for the current term.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Mrs Eulie Beterton Ill At Home
Mrs Eulie Beterton remains ill at her home here. Her numerous friends wish her a speedy recovery.
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Neel
Eulie Betterton
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Summary
Market report from Birmingham shows mixed receipts and steady prices. Hay and corn receipts able but not heavy with fair demand. No 2 white corn around 44 cents with transit. oats up 1 to 2 cents. cotton seed steady at 9 dollars per ton. poultry and eggs mostly unchanged with small hens at 10 cents and No 1 white eggs at 30 cents.
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Birmingham
Johnson Hay
U. 6
Timothy
U. 8
F.o.b
Alabama
Local Produce and Meat Prices Listing
A mixed price list shows produce items including eggs potatoes sweet potatoes and greens with per unit prices and basing terms. It also lists various meats and poultry on foot pricing, including beef pork and turkey with per pound ranges.
Dallas Poultry Promotes New Hybrid Bird Brand
Dallas poultry producers tout a new hybrid bird claimed to combine turkey meat qualities with chicken hardiness. The ad emphasizes a tastier turkey flavor and robust resilience suitable for broad cooking needs.
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Tur ‘Key
Dallas
Texas
Turkey
Ahaghen
Christmas Guests Fill Homes Across In Other Communities
Mrs Ida McKelvy hosted Christmas Day guests including Arthur and Eliza Terry and several Terry family members. Other gatherings key names include McBride Collings Jones and Rose families with multiple visits, flu illness at G Y Corum, and travel notes about Miss Jenkins Thompson returning to New York.
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Ida McKelvy
Arthur Terry
Eliza Terry
Annie Mae
Willie Bee
Ruby Agnes Rose
J. ©. Rose
Jamie Stewart
Howard Berryhill
Walton Hill
Caddo
Bessie Lee
Hazel Corum
Nancy Rose
McKelvy
Charlie
Ples Collings
G. Y. Corum
E. E. McPnette
Edward Earl, Jr
Somerset
Becatur
Azid
Willis Rose
Ted Embrey
Nadine
Sim Howell
Jessie McBride
Charlie McBride
Louise Terry
Everett Terry
John Dormer
Decatur
George
Eugene Collins
Jenkins Thompson
New York
December Busy for State Lab
The Tennessee Valley Laboratory released its December activity report. Diphtheria samples totaled 216 with 49 positives, typhoid 286 with no positives, malaria blood smears 137 with six positives, syphilis 501 with 158 positives, gonorrhea 187 with 42 positives, tuberculosis 172 with seven positives, rabies tests 131 with 14 positives. Water and milk exams numbered 140 and 508 respectively, bringing total examinations to 2,560 for the month.
Laughlin Recovers From Stroke and Walks at Home
Wheeler special item reports Laughlin has recovered enough to walk about his home again after a stroke of paralysis, delighting many friends.
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Wheeler
Laughlin
Mr and Mrs G P Collins and Family
Mr and Mrs G P Collins and family are mentioned in a brief notice. The text provides no further details on event, date, location, or relation.
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G. P. Collins
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Roosevelt
Beacon Hill
Massachusetts Senate
Calvin Coolidge
Furniture Mart
Davenport
Jacquard
Philco Radio
Sterchi
The
Alabama Department Agriculture & Industries
Arkets
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Cs Fa I
College Grove News
Clint Jones
Floyd Jones
Annie Mae Rose
Christine Colling
Palmer Terry
George Collins
Seldon Slater
Railroad Street
STATE
Far
Tennessee Valley Laboratory
King C. Gillette
Commercial Printing Department
Decatur Daily
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