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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
3
Soviet minister to Poland M. Wolkoff was assassinated at Warsaw Central Railway Station by a student named Borys Ko, according to AP dispatch dated June 7. The incident occurred in Warsaw, with authorities confirming the fatal shooting during the day.
A 19 year old student in Vilna High School opened fire at a station in route to Moscow. He fired six shots wounding M Wolkoff mortally and mortally wounding A Rosengolz’s escort. The assailant was arrested.
The local Daughters of the American Revolution chapter pushes observance of Flag Day on June 14 urging display of national colors at homes and businesses. Committee members note inexpensive five or ten cent flags on porches or gates express patriotism as well as costly displays.
A Black man was fined $100 and costs in a police court on a charge of liquor law violation linked to a seizure by police of a tug of liquor at the Echols hotel.
The notice urges readers to prepare for July book openings and fulfill the duty to qualify for voting. It emphasizes timely registration as essential to participate.
Rosalind pleads for space after a breakdown on the bed as Helen hovers with caution. Rosalind accuses friends of failing to protect her while insisting she must not be left alone tonight, and hints at returning to a familiar room.
Mrs T K Hogan hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Rosie Wallace and Rev B M Bowen. Lula Johnson Jewel Hogan and Burt Johnson called on various neighbors. Cecil Hampton of Moulton visited sister Mrs Isaac Johnson. Floyd Blizzard traveled to Hartselle on business. Several social calls and a lively Lebanon church Sunday school gathered a large crowd.
Several friends gathered at the Vera and Stella at Sparkman Sunday afternoon. Attendees included Messrs Erby Thompson, Clark Jim Vandiver, Dock Vernon, Virgil Hargett, and Arthur Vest among others.
Oak Ridge residents attended a Sunday singing at McKinzey Chapel and hosted or visited relatives across town. Families including Sparkmans, Martins, Nolrris kin, Atkins, Childres and Limns plus local couples shared weekend visits and outings across Neel Hartselle Masses Chapel Decatur Austinville Basham and nearby homes.
A black woman was fined 25 dollars plus costs for a charge of assaulting another Black woman in a police court this morning.
Concord, Massachusetts, birthplace of the shot heard around the world, fears the 182nd Regiment may pass into oblivion as rolls show only two members from Concord. The unit has existed since 2636 and is among the town’s oldest Revolutionary War links, with most members from nearby towns.
The notice announces that registration has opened for a program or duty requiring qualification. It emphasizes the obligation of participants to complete the necessary steps to qualify and be eligible, outlining steps and deadlines.
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