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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
2
The notice lists postal handling dates for New Decatur Alabama and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery, plus manager contact and a request to report irregular or late newspaper delivery by telephone. It includes names D HARKREADER W B SHELTON REN M BLOODWORTH and a mailing notice dated February 26, 1912.
The United States has issued a sharp note to warring Mexican factions as famine and revolution deepen Mexico’s crisis. President Wilson previously favored watchful waiting but growing humanitarian concerns push toward possible action depending on Mexico’s reply to the admonition.
Speculation runs as Al Jennings considers his future after conversion. Possible paths include lecturing for the Anti Saloon League or pursuing vaudeville stage work.
The piece editorializes that Col. Henry Waterson is certain to best the Kaiser in spirit and mock battle, asserting confidence in Waterson’s resolve and leadership while noting the wartime mood and public sentiment.
The statement suggests former general Huerta may seek positions in cabinets of nations slow to salute the flag. It notes possible roles abroad and signals diplomatic maneuvering amid lingering controversies surrounding his leadership and loyalty.
Commentator argues the United States bears responsibility to order prevolutionists to act, either engage in combat or retreat, amid Mexican political strife. The piece frames US influence as decisive in shaping potential outcomes and prompts debate on intervention.
The piece argues that the German situation narrows to whether submarines and airplanes are bound by prewar international law, before new weapons showed their effectiveness. It weighs if existing rules suffice or need revision due to these agents of destruction.
The report notes a line of animals described as “too brave to fight” referring to an unusual herd label. The phrase suggests a lighthearted or ironic description rather than a documented event, with no clear names or dates provided.
The note recalls Charles Frohman who reportedly spoke of death as a pleasing adventure and offered no defense of marriage as he faced his end.
Announcement reports a ship ing plant site selected in Alabama despite waning local interest. Officials cite regional benefits and expected economic impact while northern markets influence the project timeline and funding considerations.
Mrs. J B Wilkins of 428 North Hays Avenue Jackson Tennessee credits Tanlac with relief after eight years of side pain kidney liver and catarrhal troubles. She reports improved appetite digestion weight gain and strength after two bottles and urges others to try the remedy. Local distributor notes numerous similar testimonials across the state. Tanlac is sold in Decatur by Decatur Drug Co and in New Decatur by Preuit Dillehay Drug Co Ad.
Morgan County high school from Hartselle defeated Etowah high Saturday in a Gadsden held declamation contest. The Hartselle team remains undefeated and pursues the state championship as Prof. J. H. Riddle, superintendent, accompanied the group.
Atlanta May 1 A letter by the late Judge Roan who presided over the Leo Frank case is presented at the commutation hearing. Dated 1914 it was addressed to Luther Rosser and Reuben Arnold and discusses awaiting the record review before recommending clemency to commute Frank’s sentence to life.
The W. I. Swain Show Company announces a week of tent entertainment starting Monday June 7 at Central Park. A water-proof tent houses performances, with the act billed as the oldest and best equipped tent show in its class, promising familiar tent spectacle and crowd-pleasing pageantry.
In Cullman on June 1 Gus Adams a well known local farmer was shot and seriously injured after a quarrel with neighbor Monroe West. Police report no reason for the shooting and no arrest is mentioned.
G. T. Morell of Athens Alabama is in Decatur for eye injury treatment after being struck by flying steel while working in his carriage shop. He is visiting his daughter Mrs. Norman Todd and is a member of the Claude Morell and Father firm.
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