Militant Women to Rally for Equal Rights at Colorado Springs
The National Woman's Party plans a July convention in Colorado Springs to push for an equal rights amendment. Delegates including Dorothy Evans of England and Anita Pollitzer of South Carolina will join leaders like Gail Laughlin and Margaret Whittemore to organize a cross country caravan to press President Coolidge.
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International News Service
Colorado Springs
Colo
Coolidge
National Woman's Party
Colorado City
Congress
Rebec Hourwich
Wo- Eira’ Snes
Hourwich
Dorothy Evans
London
England
International Woman's Rty
International Advisory Council
Women of Europe
Miss Evans
Pannatic
Sieeenek
Washington
Gail Laughlin
Portland
Maine
The
Nations Council
Woman's Party
Margaret Whittemore
California
Dora G. Ogle
Equal Rights
Anna Pennybacker
Philadelphia
Pennsylvaniaivisions
Misa Anita Pollitzer
South Carolina Woman's Party
Movement 1
Europe
President Coolidge
Committee Forth
Mia
Mable Vernon
Delaware
John Winters Brannan
New York
Caroline Spencer
Colorado
W. Nelson Whittemore
Michigan
C. H. P. Belmont
France
Voter Qualification Reminder for Morgan County Courthouse
A call to qualify to vote by July 14 at the courthouse urges residents to verify their eligibility to participate in government. The note also advises employers to check a worker’s origin and gives Morgan County priority in initial hiring for opportunities.
Local social notes record travel and visitors across the region
Misses Hertzler Gilbert Kirby Dryen and Short left Thursday for a month in Canada and the Pacific Coast. Edith Kirby Rachel Dryen and Jessie Short hosted in Fayetteville. Dr and Mrs Pryor Williams of Birmingham visited Mrs W Ross for the Fourth. Athens pallbearers attended the Decatur funeral of Dr J Gunter. Bert Yarbrough returned to New York after visiting family. Ryan and Charles Richardson spent days with a city father from Nashville and Cleveland. Mrs John Cochran returned to Montgomery after Ruth Glaze visit. J N Howard and R C Martin vacationed on a houseboat at Sailey Springs. Mr and Mrs Thomas Frost of Birmingham with Mrs W P Chandler Sr. Mrs Guy Nelson and children visit Capt A Grisham in Kerrville Texas. Mary Martin and Vera Holmes left for New York to enter Columbia University. Dr L R Murphree and family left for Ohio and northern points for a two week vacation. Chas Williamson visited Nashville Monday.
Moulton Visit Highlights College Summer Growth
Mrs. J. H. McCoy president of Athens College toured Moulton on Wednesday arguing the college summer school exceeded projections and will become a permanent feature. Henry Fusch Jr. sustained a skull injury but is said to be improving after an incident with a horse. Local leaders J. S. Smith and Wilburn Martin from Mount Hope joined the trip. Representatives Milton Little and J. R. Burks from Hatton attended the farmers’ meeting. J. D. L. Byars of Lawrence is sidelined by illness in Montgomery.
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J. H. McCoy
Moulton
Henry “Fusch, Jr
E. Q. Burch
Mr. Burch
J. S. Smith
Wilburn Martin
Mount Hope
Belle Minna-Moores ville News Highlights
Miss Nettie on Witt returns from Athens after a visit with Miss Macca Martin. Rev. W. D. Boling spends several days in Birmingham with Rev. C. O. Waters. Miss Mary Augusta Bibb visits Miss Virginia Humphrey in Decatur. Mrs. Alice Thomasson and her son Holmes of Huntsville are guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. J.
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Nettie On Witt
Athens
W. D. Boling
Birmingham
C. O. Waters
Mary Augusta Bibb
Virginia Humphrey
Decatur
Alice Thomasson
Holmes
Huntsville
J. J
Peabody Student Elizabeth Smith Hosts Friends At Home
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Peabody spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Smith of Moines ville. Her guests were Miss Amy Andrews Messrs James Moore and Jessie James of Nashville. The group toured Muscle Shoals Sunday. Rev J A May returned home after revival services in Belle.
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Elizabeth Smith
Peabody
Sam Smith
Mooresville
Amy . Andrews
Messrs
Jao. Moore
Jessie James
Nashville
Jas
Samuel Smith
Muscle Shoals
Jnc. A. May
Belle
Methodist Church
Mooreville Fourth Celebrations and Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holingsworth and son Sam of Birmingham visited Mooreville and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith for several days ending with a barbecue at Bibb's Spring on the Fourth. Jack Smith visits Birmingham. Elk Pond Springs dance attendees and Huntsville dances noted. Local trips include Athens and Belle Mina residents for business and visits. Picnics near Harp's Bridge on the Fourth.
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Oscar Holingsworth
Sam
Birmingham
Mooresville
Sam Smith
Jack Smith
Trade with the home merchant sells local dollars
Local commerce urges residents to shop with home merchants to keep spending within the community and bolster regional businesses through repeated purchases and local investment.
Young Musician Visitor At Westminster Program
15-year-old Robert Boyd Nash from Russellville Ky pleased the Kiwanis club on Thursday and will appear on the Westminster Presbyterian church program next Sunday. He has won two gold medals in musical competition and is visiting the Hart family on Sherman street.
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Robert Boyd Nash
Kiwanis Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Young Nash
Russellville
E. N. Hart
Sherman Street
Forest Carson Transferred to Atlanta Hospital for Treatment
Forest Carson, injured days ago in a derailment accident in Roanoke Virginia, has been moved to an Atlanta hospital for specialist care. His condition remains listed as serious.
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Forest Carson
Atlanta
Roanoke
Mr. Carson
1927 City Year Begins With Bold Challenge
A public plea urges turning 1927 into the city’s best year yet, launching today as the year sits half complete and residents are urged to push forward with immediate plans and efforts.
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Byrd
Bert Acosta
George Neville
Acosta
Allen
Bert, Jr
Floyd Bennett
Richard E. Byrd
North Pole
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Jewell Hertzler
Reseca Gilbert
Canada
Pacific Coast
Edith Kirby
Rachal Dryen
Jessie Short
Fayette‘ile, Tenn
Pryor Williams
W. 3. Ross
Dr. J. " Gunter
Bert Yarbrough
Ryan Richardson
Charles Richardson
Cleveand
Ohio
John Cochran
Montgomery
Ruth Glaze
J. N. Howard
R. C. Martin
Sailey Springs
Thomas Frost
W. P. Chandler
Guy Nelson
Capt
A. '. Grisham
Kerrville, Texas
Mary Martin
Vera Holmes
New York City
Enterolumbia University
Chas. Williamson
Milton Little
J. R. Burks
Hatton
H. V. James
New Center
J. D. L. Byars
Lawrence
Belle Minna
Jus
Johns-Manville
Malone Coal & Grain CO
Albany
Morgan County National Bank
Decatur, Alabama
Henry Zeither
Misa Annie Richardson
Willis Hill
Elk Pond Springs
Messrs. Howlett and Bringle
Belle Mina
Misa Pitman
Athens College
Moorsville
Harp’s Bridge
Peter Bibb
B. A. Bibb
Will Hurn
Jas. Pitts
Hugh Karuthers Anderson
Elkmont Springs
B. N. Bibb
Jas. Tolley
Second Ave
Kyle Stationery CO
Sterchi
Golden Sonnett
Victor and
Vocalion Records
Holland
Kohler & Campbell
Sterchi Bros. & Shumake, Inc
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