Republican convention looms as parties rally in tight race
In a tense lead up to the national convention the Republican factions gather to choose a path. Veterans like Henry Cabot Lodge and Johnson loom large as divisions form over peace treaties and reservations. The scene signals a historic page in a volatile party battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. QO. P
Theodore Roosevelt
Altesa
Hese
Johnson
Byetee Bay
Henry Cabot
la Falls
May Congress long live or die cry echoed
The article cites the rising cost of newsprint and fibre shortages affecting publishers nationwide. It notes a peak in paper prices at sixteen cents per pound plus freight, with subscribers facing higher annual costs as paper alone costs about one dollar and fifty five cents. James L. Draper recalls a long ago year in the debate over paper supplies and tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Ee
Addie
United States
Congress
Mississippi trip notes praise abundant game and river country
The writer T H Alexander reports a vacation in Mississippi near the Arkansas bank of the Mississippi River where varied game, bears and deer, abound. He mentions a wealth theme, car status, and a hot season warning, ending with an advertisement for Prickly Ash Bitters priced at 1.25 per bottle.
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John Wallace
T. H. Alexander
Mississippi
Arkansas
Miss Sissppi
Apis
Bolivar County
Station Smoking Sparks Midnight Departure
A reader reports leaving Decatur railroad station after midnight due to two hours of standing outside the waiting room caused by heavy smoking inside. The note reflects discomfort and a disrupted travel experience at the Albany Decatur Daily.
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Albany-Decatur
Decatur
Capitol Believes and Other Bill Will Continues from Page 1
A political summary notes Senator Heflin’s 100 percent labor-legislation record and comments from Uncle Joe Cannon on profanity in speeches. It discusses a bill similar to one killed in the House and hints it may pass in the regular session, with Borah proposing constitutional amendments to require majority votes to declare war for lasting peace.
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Congress
Heflin
Joe Talka
Joe Cannon
Borah
Blind Jeweler Looting Haul Reported at Nassau Street
A thief blinded a jeweler and fled with jewelry valued around 100000 dollars from Samuel Schonfeld's shop at 73 Nassau Street. Police describe a bold daytime robbery with the assailant escaping on foot.
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Samuel Schonfeld
Nassau ‘Street
Publication Notice in Mineen County Suit
Order of publication against Thomas Murphy in the Lillie B. Murphy versus Thomas Murphy equity case. Defendant is a non resident with unknown address. publication required weekly for four weeks in Albany Decatur Daily. He must answer or demur by July 5 1920. otherwise a decree pro confesso may be entered. June 5 1920 Marvin West Register.
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Lillie B. Murphy
Thomas Murphy
Oailty Circuit Court
Equity
Register
Alabama
Efemant
Albany-Decatur Daily
Morgan County
Marvin. West
Secret of Hudson Supremacy by the Super-Six
The Hudson Super-Six offers smooth, durable transportation with minimal vibration and strain. The design converts potential motor wear into propulsion, delivering economical, reliable service and long car life for both drivers and passengers.
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Frost
Southern Stone, and Marble Co
Albany
Ala
Capital
M.b.wooton
J. A. Thornhill
J. A. Carlton
Fort Worth
Colum
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Pla
Chevrolet, Trugk, yGyeen
Moebes
Fourth Ave
Fourth Aves South
Third Ave
Fairview
H. M. Priest
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Ar Real Estate
Hudson
Harris Motors Co
Decatur, Ala
Marrir
Joe Hyde
Atv
Minna St
San’ Francisco
Gal
Light's
Birmingham
P. O
de Rock
Busine
U-Box
Mich
Monroe
Siehwarts Fenteman
Oxford
Fla
Toledo
Ohio
P. D
Gulf Refining Co
Outfit
Ford
Louisville
Post
Dept
West Lafayette Street
Nice
Jersey
John A.meadows
Trinity, Ala
Carrell Bros
Bank St
B. Speer
Albeny
Furniture Co
Allison & 101F
Woods
Reagor
Church Street
Moulton Street
Morgan Furniture Co
Xibaty
W. M. Dinsmor
Brock and Spight
I. Wallace
Johnston St
Albany, Ala
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