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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
2
Entered as second class matter in February 1912 at New Pecatur Alabama. Subscription options listed for carrier and mail deliveries with durations and prices. Consumers urged to notify if the paper is not received promptly and telephone number provided.
The It Advertiser editor C J Hildreth was nominated as president of the Alabama Press Association during a Birmingham meeting. He has long served the association and is praised by the Decatur Weekly News and Decatur News for his many years of membership and leadership.
A suffragette gained access to Bucking ham Palace last night while the King and Queen were in court and pleaded her case on her knees. The incident follows broader wartime protests and pressure on royal pages amid a wave of reformist action.
Advertisers must submit copy to the office by noon on publication day to ensure good service. Rates are made known on application.
The report contrasts consolidation as progress with continued separation seen as weakness and decay, detailing the competing forces shaping political or social dynamics and their implications.
Carranza displays a defiant posture and grimaces at the United States as tensions rise amid ongoing political standoff.
The city of Anniston ruled that firemen are not ex officio dealers in fire water. The decision capped the matter at one hundred dollars and thirty days as the gist of the ruling.
The text states farmers and labor unions are declared not liable under anti trust laws. It questions the decision and warns that unchecked force may run wild at times.
A New Mexico motorist was killed when a bolt of lightning struck as he traveled. The incident underscores the dangers posed by severe storms to motorists on open highways.
A Southern Democrat argues for Rye to keep the state dry while Alabama Prohibitionists seek to remove whiskey from the Capitol. Tennessee prohibitionists counter with Rye as the dry solution.
A Birmingham man charged with assault and battery on his wife was released after proving the punishment occurred only after the wife refused to cook dinner and after the stove had been lit and heated. The notice is published for married men in the community.
The Decatur News congratulates Mayor P J Edwards as Capt Edwards, longtime Decatur resident and alderman, will fill the unexpired mayoral term of H Skeggs. The term ends in September with the regular election to follow.
The Decatur Weekly News congratulates Hon. Henry A Skegges Jong on his appointment as United States Marshal. It lauds his long party service and expresses confidence in his public duty and integrity as he assumes office with a strong conscience and readiness to select capable deputies.
The Alabama Citizen laments the murder of Chief of Police Shiretzki in Anniston. It condemns illegal liquor sellers and calls for a revision of attitudes toward liquor lawlessness, urging the extermination of the institution behind the crime.
A promotional line urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand for hot weather months. The ad claims it is valuable and unmatched for its purpose and urges purchase from all dealers.
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State of Alabama Morgan County. K I Thomas and W C Mainard trading as Thomas and Mathard sue Martin Kerbert and John Guetler trading as Model Baking Company. Garnishment and attachment summons issued, defendants non residents. Publication of notice required for three weeks before June 29 1914 in Decatur Daily. Mailed copies to defendants. Justice J N Butler.
Two daylight robberies occurred in New York and Brooklyn. On Fourteenth Street and Tenth Avenue two American Can Company employees were mugged and robbed of 2700 dollars. At 52 Jay Street Brooklyn two L Masury Paint Company workers were held up and robbed of 3000 dollars. The robbers escaped.
Detours guardson of the great oil king Tarrytown N Y June 5 sheriff Doyle assigns special deputies to sentry roads into the village as several hundred IWW protesters threaten a demonstration over last week's arrests. Alexander Berkman calls for a fight to a finish for free speech. Women hand bills denouncing Rockefeller Jr and Pierson for limiting meetings.
Vera Cruz reports a calm day amid rumors of resignations and threats to outposts. A Mexican deserter with ammunition was arrested, ammunition seized, and released. Federals allegedly arm locals after shipments from German steamers, sparking anti Huerta unrest near Puebla and Cordoba. Tracks near Vera Cruz may be rebuilt.
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee nearly finished its anti trust hearings and will next week focus on selecting one or more bills to report to the Senate.
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