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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
2
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A column critiques Venustiano Carranza’s note demanding U S withdrawal from Mexico. It accuses Carranza of weak leadership and portrays his stance as a coercive power move while defending U S military presence and criticizing Mexican governance. It frames U S punitive actions as altruistic and warns against appeasement of Carranza.
Rev J. Baker of First Baptist church in Huntsville gains attention for visiting the police station at the mayor’s invite and advising on juvenile reform. He urged sending a petty offender to a reformatory for education and discipline, demonstrating practical gospel-driven civic involvement.
A Birmingham protest erupts over a tax increase with locals voicing frustration at government decisions. The scene centers on a loud opposition showing potential political tension.
A fragment notes that Wat Girard liquor appears condemned without tasting. No further details on authority, date, or outcome are provided.
The article condemns dynamiting and vandalism by night riders in Kentucky and nearby areas. It warns of inflated inspection costs and delayed eradication efforts, noting Morgan county's lawfulness and urging farmers to stop vandalism to protect property values.
An announcement states Purdue College will grow beets, while noting that many higher institutions have produced so called dead beats over the years.
In a Tuscaloosa address, W P G Harding urged the South to move beyond traditions and pursue stronger industrial development and modernization.
A Kansas City man reflects on a botched attempt to assassinate Colevelt and questions why the Colonel did not speak his fate into death. He cites overzealous action and ponders the Colonel’s fate as a lesson.
The report claims Charlie Chaplin has been refused life insurance. The claim notes the irony given his public visibility and audience access, prompting questions about underwriting decisions and industry practices.
Readable bits describe a base stealing attempt and a nameless runner, with unclear sequence and a Moulton team reference. The fragment lacks complete details, players, scores, or outcomes.
Military reports show Kaiser era forces persisting in plans to seize Verdun despite allied defense. Operations indicate continued push toward the frontline with no decisive breakthrough reported yet.
A quirky note notes a Chica go autotheft trust and a claim it did not steal gasoline. The fragment hints at a humorous or mistaken car theft scenario with unclear details.
The Jewish Pentecost or Feast of Weeks will be celebrated on June 7. It marks seven weeks after Passover and honors harvests from barley to wheat. Reform synagogues use the day for Confirmation ceremonies stressing Jewish faith and moral leadership, while homes and synagogs are decorated with seasonal plants and flowers.
A drug ad claims Lim-Lax cures constipation with a panel stomach physician’s prescription. It notes distribution by Decatur Drug Co and Preuit Dillehay Drug Co in Decatur and urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from local druggists with many convinced by the product.
The Y M A edged Trinity 12 to 4 in a two hour contest highlighted by mascot Exell’s timely pitching save. Halbrooks and Mitwede led with four-base hits while Tommy Woodroof starred at short and hit 1000, as the locals survived a late Trinity threat and showcased lineup shuffles in the seventh inning.
Amusement note: Jane Grey and Tully Marshal present the Fine Arts Triangle feature Let Katy Do It a story about Katy Stainfield a family drudge mothering seven children. She teaches school to support the brood and travels to Mexico with Dan Standish and Oliver Putnam. Mexican attackers threaten the home but the children defend it and Oliver reconciles with Katy ending in a hopeful homecoming.
Distinguished actor Mr. Lewis Waller stars in Brigadier Gerard a Universal photo play set before Napoleon’s fall. Gerard outwits Talleyrand with a nurse Countess de Rocquelaure aiding him as Napoleon approves a marriage between the aristocrat and the bragger.
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