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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1927

Page

8

Cripple Creek Man Evans Tied to Bank Robberies and Joliet Escape

Evans known as Harry Sullivan rose as a clubman in Cripple Creek then fled with partner David Blumenfeld after a string of criminal acts. He allegedly aided Joliet jail escape, carried nitroglycerin, and was tied to the Chenoa Bank job and a $184000 Holdup. Blumenfeld arrested in Chicago awaiting trial.

Cripple Creek David Blumenfeld Chicago Evans Harry Sullivan Blumenfeld Joliet Harry Funk Jefferson City Missouri Funk Chenoa Bluemenfeld

First Day Open Registration At Courthouse On July 4

Registration opens at the courthouse on July 4 as the first day for people to sign up. Officials urge early turnout and note required IDs and documents for eligibility.

Poll tax payment not enough to vote requires registration

Payment of poll tax does not grant voting rights. Citizens must register at the courthouse between July 4 and 14 to be eligible to vote.

Shenandoah Valley trip highlights agriculture and history

L N Duncan describes a June 17 motor trip from Washington to Winchester through the Shenandoah Valley visiting New Market Harrisonburg Staunton Lexington Roanoke Natural Bridge and Blacksburg. He praises dairy farming in upper valley notes cooperative milk distribution benefits and laments historic Civil War sites including Stonewall Jackson and Robert E Lee at Lexington and Washington and Lee University.

L. N. Duncan Auburn Ala Shenandoah Valley Virginia Frank E. Boyd M. H. Pearson Washington, D. C International Soils Congress Washin Francis Scott Key Bridge Virginia Hills Winchester New Market Harrisonburg Staunton Lexington Roanoke Natural Bridge Blacksburg Washington

Local Notes From Birmingham Area Social Roundup

Tanner John Peck of Birmingham visiting his sister Mrs Millig Page Rev Sam Pryor of New Market spends a few days with family Wilbur Hall ships truck garden products to Battle Creek Mich with good returns Mr and Mrs N C Nichols and daughter guests of Mrs Nichols sister Mrs Ernest Price of Decatur on last Sunday Mrs B D Lyle gave an interesting talk on religious and social life Rev and Mrs McDaniel returned from Falkville ice cream supper at Methodist church Saturday night for Junior Epworth League Robert Nichols returned from a three day trip over Madison Morgan Lawrence and Limestone counties W D Lyle recovered from illness then toured North Alabama farms noting crop conditions and Cats-ton area seemed in better condition

Methodist Church Epworth League W. D. Lyle North Alabama Catston

Community notices and departures fill Austinville page

Miss Sarah Beele, student at the Staate Normal in Florence, is at home for a few days. Miss Rosa Kirkpatrick departs Sunday for Birmingham to visit ill sister Miss Allie Bell at T. C. I. hospital. Nina Crow, born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burk on June 23, travels from Canton Ohio to Montgomery after a visit to Canton, Sheffield, and Florence. Mrs. Elmer Bussey and daughter Jane go to Memphis for the Fourth. Miss Zola Cosby heads to Hartselle for a weekend with Miss Alma Kerson. The play Hazel Adams by B Y P U members draws a large crowd. Miss Susie Philpot of Birmingham visits her aunt Mrs. J M Philpot. Norris family leaves for Witchita Falls to visit Mr. and Mrs. C A Brumbelow. S H Bradley family leave for Birmingham by car. Noble Small family leave for Arkansas to reside. Mr Small longtime L N A R Co employee.

Rosa Kirkpatrick Birmingham Allie Bell Nina Crow Bettie Crow Montgomery Canton Ohio Sheffield Florence Ala Elmer Bussey Jane Memphis Tenn Noble Small Arkansas Mr. Small

Typhoid inoculation by Dr H C McRee planned for July 5

Oak Ridge neighbors report various visits and travel events. Dr H C McRee will inoculate at 8:00 a m Tuesday in Oak Ridge. Mrs Sarah Jones visited Mr and Mrs Will Sparkman Wednesday night. Mrs A L Clayton and granddaughter Evelyn with Mr and Mrs W A Martin went to Decatur Thursday. Miss Bera Legg stayed with her sister Mrs C W Sparkman Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs M N Norris and son Asa called on Mr and Mrs Norman Sharratt Wednesday night. L C Sparkman of Birmingham will spend the weekend and 4th with his parents Mr and Mrs W L Sparkman.

H.C. McRee Sarah Jones Will Sparkman A. L. Clayton Evelyn W. A. Martin Decatur Bera Legg C. W. Sparkman M. N. Norris Asa Norman Sharratt L. C. Sparkman Birmingham W. L. Sparkman

Corrected list of Morgan County Revolutionary heroes released

A corrected roster of Revolutionary War veterans from Morgan County was published by H. W. Hill of the Mooresville Sons of the American Revolution. The list includes James Dinsmoor, Les Elliott, Owen Evans, Thomas Hubbard, John Jones, John Livingston, James, John McDowell, Bosci Malone, William Mitchell, Andrew Nelson, ae Osteen, Elisha Parker, Richard Priddy, Burton Pride, Thomas Queen, Charles Raley, James H. Roane, David Stafford, Nicholas Thompson, Robert Wilson, and Charles Ross with ranks ranging from private to lieutenant and spanning N C Va Maryland and South Carolina lines.

Morgan Couny H. W. Hill Mooresville The Sons of the American Revolution James Dinsmoor N.C. Militia Les Elliott N.C Owen Evans Thomas Hubbard John Jones N. C. Continental Line John Livingston N. C James John McDowell Maryland Continental Line Bosci Malone S. C. William~ Mitchell Andrew Nelson Morgan Walker County Robert Howand Continental Line Ae Osteen N. C. Mila Elisha Parker Morgan County Connecticut Richard Priddy Burton Pride Milia Thomas Queen Charles Raley Continental James H. Roane Reaster Blane David Stafford Nicholas Thompson Robert Wilson Charles Ross

Local Social News and Voter Registration Reminder

Visiting her son Jasper Graves this week Mrs. Jim Smith of Massey and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Doss shared a Saturday night. Mrs. Boyd Puryear returned home after a week with her mother Mrs. Burl Orr who is improving after illness. Miss Wynn Sherrill visited Bernice Herring and others attended a singing at Penn school house. Sara Hardwick of Hartselle visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hardwick. Voter qualification notice urges registration on July 4 and advises to go first day to qualify.

Jim Smith Massey Elbert Doss Sara Hardwick Hartselle Mrs J. W. Hardwick

Farmers Seize Fair Weather To Catch Up On Work

Hartselle residents make the most of good weather to complete farm chores. L B Sandlin of Falkville visits the community this week. Mrs J D Anders visits her aunt Mrs Jesse Roper. Mrs J A Blackburn Jr of Opelika visits relatives near Oak Grove. Mrs Sallie Teague visits her niece Mattie Aycock this week. Aged Reninie n of Birmingham (text fragment).

J. A. Blackburn, Jr Opelika Oak Grove

Kosher Butcher Sues Rabbi Over Talmudic Campaign

In Kansas City a kosher slaughterer Max Friedman sues Rabbi Jehu Braver and the United Synagogues for 100000 alleging a rabbinic circular branding his meat as treife ruined his business. The case tests authority of Talmudic law versus modern statutes with a jury unfamiliar with ancient terms.

Kansas. City INS Circuit Court Kansas City Jehu Braver United Synagogues of Max Fr Man Jed Friedman Braver

Trade at Home Keep Money Made at Home

A compact note highlights keeping earnings local by making and trading goods at home, emphasizing self reliance and community support. The item underscores domestic production and direct sales within the local economy.

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Ipple Creek Buster Hincelf Interives Ford Chevrolet Dixie Market Albany J. R. Doss P. S the Central National Bank Wheeler Field Hawaii Lester Maitland Albert Hegenberger Hampshire Alabama Virginia Polytechnic Institute Ture America Aed Will Rogers Stonewall Jackson Robert E. Lee Southland Washington and Lee University Edward Valentine General Lee Robert IE. Lee Tanner John Peck Mrs. Millig Page Sam Pryor Wilbur Hall Battle Creek Mich N. C. Nichols B. D. Lyle Mrs. McDaniel Falkville Robert Nichols Madison, Morgan, Lawrence Limestone Counties Austinville News Sarah Beele Staate Normal Edwin Burk Hazel Adams Susie Philpot J. M. Philpot Yosid Norris A Norris Witchita Falls Texas C. A. Brumbelow S. H. Bradley Oak Ridge News Jasper Graves Penn School House Jesse Roper L. B. Sandlin Age -Rerinien Birminghagne Akeed High Barrett Hilda Cafe Queen Olives Eid Prop MR. Guthrie Lamb & CO United States Solomon Second Ave Moulton St Jtboth Rountree: Lumber CO Moulton
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