Urges End of Labor Strife in Peace League Call
Donald R. Richberg urged industry, labor and government to end warfare and sit at peace tables. He warned war-mak ers split public effort, called for an economic constitution to protect private enterprise and opportunity, and urged a League for Peaceful Progress to unite Americans against bullies and war-makers. An 1889 electrically powered locomotive reached 118 mph.
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Detroit
Donald R. Richberg
NRA
Council
Advertising Federation of America
Richberg
Friendship grows between Buckshot and Ellen Dale on the Montana ranch
Buckshot Brown and Ellen Dale grow closer as Buckshot helps restore the old Durangi ranch house. Ellen questions love and money while Bill Baron works hard, clashes with Ellen’s hopes, and keeps his distance. Buckshot becomes a protective mentor as Ellen contemplates jealousy and desire.
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Buckshot Brown
Ben Dale
Buckshot
Ellen
Sphiram
Pablo Rivera
Bill
Uncle Buckshot
Bill Baron
Consid
Durangi Ranch
Bil
Dan Hisself
Redskins
Hollywood
Ase
Ellen Daggs
Community News Brief from Limestone County Sardis Spring
Health remains good in the Sardis Spring area aside from Grandmother Farmer who has been ailing. Residents visit relatives across Sand Springs, Hanceville, Gar den City, and Athens CCC. The state board of administration notes more convicts serving ten years than any other term.
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Grandmother Farmer
Glenn McCommack
Mary Ruth
Sand Springs
Lillie Bailey
Lee Smith
Lebron Smith
George Lowery
Elmer Poff
Estell Kaufman
Juanita Browning
Crutcher Bailey
Blackburn
E. L. Bailey
Cora McCommack
Arnold Hargrove
Katie Ruth
Clara Browning
Geo. Brown
Hanceville
Garden City
Ala
Willie Kaufman
Juanita
Hambley
Copeland
Fred McGuire
Marjorie
Benton Browning
Athens CCC
Dorning
Concord
Lawson Carroll
Pauline Eaton
Birmingham
J. M. Eaton
Raymond Willis
Carey
Sardis Spring
State Board of Administration
Richardson Reelected Circuit Judge in Huntsville Runoff
Judge Schuyler H. Richardson won a decisive victory in the Huntsville run off returning as circuit judge for the remainder of the term. He defeated William H. Blanton by 4119 to 2488 with 87 of 39 Madison county boxes reporting. Richardson, a former state senator and partner of Rep. John Sparkman, was appointed after Judge Speake's death.
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Huntsville
Ala
Schuyler H. Richardson
William H. Blanton
Richardson
Blanton
Madison County
Paul Speake
Bibb Graven
Speake
Legisature
Shelby 8. Fletcher
Supreme Court
B. M. Miller
North
Alabama
J . Richardson
Rep
John Sparkman
Congress
Eighth
Alabama Cotton Mills Operate 1 548 674 Spindles in April
Despite closures some mills stayed active with 1 548 674 spindles in operation in Alabama during April, reflecting ongoing textile activity in the state.
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Alabama
Flint Missionary Unit Hosts Name Party
The Womans Missionary Society of Flint Methodist church invites all to a Name party on Saturday June 18 at 7 p.m. at Mrs. J. H. Hamaker's home. Guests should bring a penny for each letter in their full name for a communal fund. The event promises lots of fun and the money will be divided equally.
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Womans Missionary Society of Flint Methodist Church
J. H. Hamaker
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