Local Personalities Report The Montgom City Visitings
Senator D. F. Green is in Montgomery. A. W. McCalla returned from Knoxville. L. Malone is in Birmingham on business. Gen. John Peebles of Mooresville was in the city yesterday. Judge John Eyster left for a business trip to St. Louis Mo. J Lu Gooch Morgan County progressive farmer was in the city today. Mrs Samuel Spielberger and children head Tuesday for an excursion to Illinois. C C Osborne of Mooresville boyhood was in the city on business. Chas G and Lamar Eyster are in Loosa for summer school. Mr William Deford left for Fayetteville Tenn to spend a few days and return with Mrs Deford. Cen Bowyer of HecksOk Co Cincinnati Coffee importers is in the city. Bowyer has traveled the south for many years.
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W. A. McCalla
Loosa
Malone
Birmingham
John Peebles
Mooresville
Judge John
Eyster
St. Louis
J. Lu. Gooch
Morgan County
Samuel Spielberger
Ilinois
Relaes
C.C. Osborne
Chas. G
Lamar Eyster
William Deford
Fayeville
Tenn
Henry Thomas Elected Captain of Colonial Club Team
Henry Thomas, noted left handed pitcher, has been chosen captain of the Colonial Club team. He previously played for the Acurn squad and brings leadership to the squad.
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Henry Thomas
Colonial
Colonial Club
Am. Thomas
Acurn
Bank Street raid yields small liquor haul
Three places on lower Bank street were raided yesterday afternoon by Foreman and his deputies. A half pint was found at one end, it is said, but no arrests were made.
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Lower Bank Street
If Foreman
Decatur To Stage City Benefit Ball Game Lineup
Up to noon today Decatur business leaders had not accepted the challenge from New Decatur for a city benefit ball game. The local squad lists J. W. Pole H. H. Hitt Council Elliot R. G. Cortner Bluett Wallace Phil Pointer Will Wiker T. B. Horton Dr. W. H. Watson Phil Dinsmore J. D. Jeffries and others as hopefuls for berths on the major league outfit.
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Decatur
J. W. Pole
H. H. Hitt
Council Elliot
R. G. Cortner
Bluett Wallace
Phil Pointer
Will Wiker
Press Steel Car Co Wins Russian Freight Car Order
The Press Steel Car Company announced a large order for freight cars from the Russian government after noon today, with the possibility of an increase. Officials refused to disclose the contract amount.
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New York
The
Press Steel Car Company
Engagement of Champ Clark's Son Announced
At a lunch at the bride’s home in Columbia on June 12 the engagement of Miss Helen Morton Robnett of Columbia to Bennet Clark, son of Speaker Champ Clark, was announced. Clark serves as parliamentarian of the House.
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Columbia
Helen Morton Robnett
Bennet Clark
Champ Clark
Young Clark
War and prayer in a season of conflict and loss
Poem reflects on the hardship of women bearing war’s cost while families suffer and nations advance a troubling path. Readers note a call to God for peace amid political greed and brutal consequences. Community notices follow with missionary society plans and local social news.
Indians Beat Hartselle 9 to 3 in Alabama Game
The Nebraska Indians defeated Hartselle 9 to 3 in Hartselle Alabama. After a scoreless start, Nebraska led with three runs in the third and fourth innings followed by a four run burst in the fifth. Mitweede hit a homer for Hartselle while Johnson and Sherill each cleared four bases for Nebraska.
Swain Shows Set for Cullman Tour Next
The W. I. Swain vaudeville acts at Central Park move to Cullman after a week in town and will travel to Louisville Mt. Sterling and other points. A matinee features Diavolo the ski-hi man and tonight awards a gold watch to the most popular girl under 13. Misses Sullens and Carriger lead a neck and neck race.
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W. I. Swain
Central Park
Cullman
Kentucky
Louisville
Mt. Sterling
Diavolo
Sullens
Carriger
Local Women Chosen Officers at North Alabama Conference
The Alabama conference elected officers for the year with Mrs Alexander Greet of Gadsden as president and leaders from Tuscaloosa Birmingham Gadsden Decatur and Talladega. The gathering in Tuscumbia drew over 1000 delegates from twelve districts and voted Ensley as next meeting site. Mary N Moore of Athens College spoke on solving problems.
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First Church
Retina
Alexander Greet
Gadsden
Mary N. Moore
Athens College
R. M. Archibald
Ruth Brittain
Mabel Whitehead
Scarritt Bible and Training School
Brittain
Gunnersville
China
Whitehead
Alabama Christian Advocate
Fansnaught
Cotton Mills
Avondale
Crim
Wesley House
Ensley
Birmingham
Tuscumbia
Alabama
Er. K. Collier
Tuscaloosa
W. K. Simpson
Geo. Wade
D. D. McGehee
Decatur
Mamie Bethard
J. F. Erkhart
N. J. Hubbard
Talladega
Daniel Harmon
Blockton
H. J. Salter
Ensrey
Chamber of Commerce of
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Auburn Star
International News Service
Harry J. Frarn
First National Bank Building
Nashville, Tenn
Delite Theatre
Thanhouser
Kidlet
Parsons
Wm. S. Hart
Robt. Edeson
Star Theatre
Elaine Evans
Harry LePearl
Lugene Ford
Selig
Margaret Clinton Shelton
New Decatur
Rome
God of Peace
Kathryn Noble
North Alabama
Woman’s Missionary Society
Charles Kingsley
Wm. Harvey
H. B. Beard
Jennie Walker
Athens
Binford
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Caroline Davidson
Montgomery
Madeline Alexander
Lillian Alexander
Margaret Curry
South Alabama
Mrs
Wm. McKnight
E. B. Wood
Felix E. Wood
Columbia, Tenn
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Carl
R. T. Jennings
EB. L. Raney
Marjorie and
Lillian Raney
E. R. Raney
Anson West
Bettie W. Waters
Mobile Street
Florence
Tri-Cities
Indians
Hartselle
Redskins
Swain
C. 1. Moffett Medicine Co
Mather
Moffett Medicine Co
St. Louis, Mo
New York Times
New York Times Times Square
M. L. SC
MAN
Moulton Street
Jeet
McGehee
Beth
Ard
Missionary Conference
Morgan Co
Nat'l Bank
Theresa Wallen
East Vine
Decatur, Ala
J.E. Privett
Second Avenue
Gulf Coast
Pascagoula Biloxi
Christ
Gulfport
Bay St. Louis
H. F. Jackson
E. E. Reagor
Parker Motor Car Co
Back Street
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San Diego
Len
J. H. Settle
Birmingham, Alabama
Malone Coal and Grain
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