Locals edge Huntaville 1 0 in pitchers duel
A tight game at City League Park ends 1 0 as locals score in the eighth off Lewis while Red Roberts limits Huntaville to seven hits. George Carter doubles and Steadman adds a run. Johnson makes a brilliant catch robbing Baker of a homer as Huntaville fights hard throughout.
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Huntaville
City League Park
Red Roberts
Lewis
Hill
George Carter
Steadman
Carter
B. Baker
Johnson
Tanlac
Association
Roberts
Red
Hantaville
Hunteville
P.O. A
Winn
Seewee
Steakley
Hodges
Rogers
Sparkman
Childress
Halbrooks
Prohoff
N. Baker
Lewls
Steadway
Sorber
Decatur Public Schools Announce 1916 17 Faculty
Superintendent J M Collier announced the faculty for the 1916 17 term before leaving for the University of Alabama. The list includes Seventh grade and high school with J M Collier and J M Button. Sixth grade Miss Mary Banks. Fifth grade Mrs Cora Cartwright. Fourth grade Miss Louise Collier and Mrs Russell Speake. Third grade Miss Vivian Tilman. Second grade Miss Bessie Speake. First grade Miss Eleanor Kidd. Night school and business college will be taught separately by Collier, Button and Mrs Button with plans to be announced later.
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Decatur Public Schools
J. M. Collier
University of Alabama
Misa
Florence Tilman
Lilian
Odom
Collier
J. M. Button
Bowling Green
Mary Banks
Cora Cartwright
Louise Collier
Russell Speake
Vivian Tilman
Bessie Speake
Eleanor Kidd
Button
Remembering the Eyes of the Nation
A quoted exchange shows a constituent urging authenticity and Senator Sarzhum acknowledging the nation’s growing discernment. The dialogue emphasizes that public trust now hinges on genuine conduct rather than grand appearances.
The Decaturs Dally Wedding Invitations Displayed
Monogrammed stationery and engraved designs showcased by The Decaturs Dally. Printed or engraved wedding invitations highlight style and quality in latest designs.
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the Daily
Decaturs
Progressive convention opens in Chicago with Robbing chosen
At the Auditoriam theatre June 1 the progressive convention began amid damp heat and rain. Victor Murdock opened proceedings, Bishop Fraser McDowell led a prayer, and the crowd rose for America. O K Davis announced the call while Robbing received a strong ovation before confirmation as nominee. Escorts named include Johnson Straws Parker.
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International News Service
Auditorium Theatre
Chicago
Auditorian
Victor Murdock
Spectatore
Fraser McDowell
America
O. K. Davis
Robbing
Robbina
Hiram Johnson
California
Straws
New York
Parker
Louisiana
Nobbing
Decatur Daily Publicizes New Home News Readership
A fragment notes the launch of the Decatur Daily Home News issue today with circulation development plans and readers urged to enjoy the old pipe and relax as they read.
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Decatur
Turs
Postponed hearing on Girard liquor warrants set
Seizure of liquor in Girard prompts 17 warrants to be heard before Justice Burk of Pit. Hearing scheduled today at Girard, extends to next Friday to allow accurate returns and more time for the defendants and authorities. Judge’s postponement aims to ensure precise reporting on the warrants.
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Iternational News Service
Columbus
Burk
Pit
Girard
Atl
WHF
Old-time showman Shea recalls Decatur changes in 31 years
Barney Shea, advance man for Kadell field comedy shows, says Decatur has changed since he first promoted Harris Nickelplate shows. The acts begin Monday for one week on Johnston east of Second Avenue near the Alabama Traction barns site. He recalls the town before incorporation and notes the growth since those days.
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Shea
New Decatur
Harris
Barney Shea
Mr. Shea
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