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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1924
Page
3
The piece notes John W. Davis as a frontrunner after a New York convention, with references to Democratic symbols on Capitol Hill and a November showdown. It discusses possible rivals Dawes and Biggh, Governor Bryan’s staying power, and tax policy strains shaping public sentiment.
The piece discusses Florida land values rising as a potential site for rubber cultivation and a Ford investment, suggesting profits in years to come. It contrasts with the New Orleans Times Picayune critique of Stone Mountain figures, and notes Alabama’s Wheeler statue, while referencing local Chamber of Commerce leadership and ongoing civic efforts.
The Albany-Decatur chamber urges citizens to support finance and moral backing for industrial growth. It warns foreign capital demands local commitment or it will move to other cities while praising work by local manufacturers and the chamber to attract investment. The piece notes political alignments and the upcoming election, contrasting candidates Coolidge Davis LaFollette Wheeler and urging unity for development.
The piece argues John Davis will lead the Democratic Party to victory in 1924, citing Wilson’s praise and Davis as a strong, reform minded candidate. It contrasts a united Democratic front with a divided Republican Party and predicts prosperity under Davis. The article lauds Davis as a bold fighter and faithful congressman from West Virginia.
A London to Paris telegram reports good prospects for Col. James A. Logan to be named to the reparations commission as the Allied Conference focuses on the Dawes plan. Prime ministers and leaders, including McDonald, meet to discuss the issue and British dominions representation.
The only remains recovered are a heap of bones. The body will be sealed in a casket before final disposition is directed by the Army Adjutant General. An official search party including Major Williams and A J Sumner traced the scene by a roundabout route.
A notice states that dominion relatives including India will become members of the British empire delegation under the panel system. The Daily Office offers letterhead services with guaranteed satisfactory work at a reasonable price.
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