Graves Reviews Solons Work In Opening Message
Governor Graves opened the summer session with a focus on raising revenue to meet future state needs. He praised legislative progress, cited past sessions, and highlighted major achievements including reforms to convict labor, state government, and the Mobile port issue, urging continued advancement.
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Graves
Solons
Aee
Sesa
Alabama
Tulsa
Cyonae Ha
F. E. Burleson
W. H. Smith
Gévachier Graves
Monteerie
Tae
Tak Bone
Alabama Faith Urged in State Progress and Revenue
Governor Bibb Graves urges faith in Alabama to advance education health and eleemosynary institutions and to raise revenue for progress. He cites Babson predicting Alabama will be first industrial state with knowledge and effort.
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Iefen
Alabama
Dowell
Babson
Union
Bibb Graves
Cochrane Bridge 10 Opens Earlier In A Historic Ceremony
The Cochrane Bridge opening date moved to Tuesday June 14 with Alabama Governor Bibb Graves and Florida Governor John Martin set to meet at the bridgehead. A large ceremony includes Highway Board members, Riviera Association, Royal Highlanders Band and a Mississippi-Seven Cities convoy. Toll free opening day for all motorists expected to draw thousands of cars over the spans.
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Graves
Mobile Bay
Theonies
Alabama
Ornor Bibb Graves
John Martin
Florida
Martin
Mr. Hathaway
Highway Board of Florida
Messrs. Green, Shilling and Bayliss
Highway Board
Riviera Association
Highlanders
Mississippi
Cochrane Bridge
Purported Cure Claims for Skin Ailments and S S S
A testimonial extols S S S as a remedy for pimples boils and skin eruptions saying it stopped itching cured boils and strengthened the user. The piece mentions doctors recognizing skin issues as connected to systemic conditions and notes herbal roots and medicinal plants sold in larger sizes.
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S.S.S
Epworth League Assembly Opens at Athens College
Reports from the North Alabama Epworth League conference mark the first session of the twentieth annual assembly at Athens College. J. B. Hill presided as officers and committees were named. sunrise services and athletics opened a full day of activities with a sunset address by Mrs. F. W. Twilley and a world size motion picture screen.
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DL. Rosenau
Athens
Ala
Epworth League Assembly
North Alabama
Athens College
J. B. Hill
Birmingham
J. D. Hunter
Decatur
Epworth Spring
Epworth League
F. W. Twilley
Tampa
Fla
J. H. McCoy
Madison Square Garden
New York
D. L. Rosenall, Jr
Gilbert Mead
Birmingham Southern College
June Fire Record Surpasses May With Alarms Read
Fire logs show Johnston Street blaze exceeded May by three alarms up to June 7. Incidents include 615 West Mitchell damage and a 19th Avenue lot truck fire near the hospital woods. Damages noted but no injuries detailed.
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Johnston Street
Mitchell
Avenue
Man Street
W. W
19Th Avenue
Plan for 10 percent interest shopmen discussed
The Junior Chamber of Commerce considered a plan to present to shopmen at the Louisville and Nash shops and connect families of workers with positions at the Connecticut Mills textile mill. Associate member Hicks and A L Moye suggested the idea and it may be developed shortly.
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Hicks
A. L. Moye
Louisville
Nas
Connecticut
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Carthel Advises Council Delegates On Convention
Judge Joseph Carthel informs delegates attending the convention through June 16 to confer with Jesse B Hearin chairing the entertainment committee at Montgomery Chamber of Commerce. Delegates are hosted on the Harvard Plan with lodging and breakfast, meals not provided. Any Sunday school worker may become a delegate.
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Joseph Carthel
Alabama
Jesse B. Hearin
Hearin
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery
Harvard
Lindbergh Near Halfway Across Atlantic Homeward
Col onel Lindbergh, returning from Paris Brussels and London, has passed the half way mark on the U S S Memphis voyage to the Virginia capes. The ship travels 22 1 2 knots as photographers document his journey aboard with Tasie the kangaroo mascot and ship officers.
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U. S. S. Memphis
Associated Press
Paris
Brussels
London
Lindbergh
Virginia Capes
Tasie
Colonel Lindbergh
Lackey
Crescent Plans to Erect 1200-Seat Theatre in Sheffield
The Cres cent Amusement legal branch announced plans to build a penny handsome theatre costing about $100000 in Sheffield. The Crescent chain will open the new venue with 1200 seats, styled in Spa design, signaling civic progress and North Alabama investment.
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Crescent Amusement Company
Crescent Chain
Sheffield
March of Civic Progress
North
Alabama
Letter Shower Planned for Lindy Hero Arrival
Citizens mobilize to honor Charles A. Lindbergh as the Atlantic conqueror. W J Callaghan urges local residents to write Lindbergh via a postmaster arranged air mail channel with a return address and a special postage stamp on the envelope.
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Charles ’ Conqueror
Atlantic
Air-Mail
Soo
W. J. Callaghan
Nashville Peatmaster
Charles A. Lindbergh
Care Postmaster General
Washington, D. C
Tent Show Here All Next Week
The I Dubinsky Players present a tent show at the Lee Street site opposite Morgan Motor Company for a full week. The act claims to be the sole tent attraction featuring Orpheum circuit vaudeville talent in the South.
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I Dubinsky Players
Lee Street
Morgan Motor Company
Any
South
Orpheum
Decatur Raises Sidewalk Charge to Five Dollars
The Decatur city council met last night and voted to raise the street tax to 5.00, a rate previously charged only in Albany. The new levy applies to sidewalk use within the city limits.
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Greater
Decatur
Seasion
City of
Albany
New
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