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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1914

Page

4

Personal notes from Parkville and nearby towns

J H Calvin returns from Fort Worth after representing the local Travelers Protective Association at the grand lodge and visiting several Texas cities. Geo A Hoff nearly recovered from illness and resumes duties at Morgan County National Bank. Other local residents include L Jones, W P Hardin, J H King, W B Knight, J A Preely, and White of Atlanta visiting relatives. E M Bilis ill at home. J M Boteler recovering from surgery. Benson's son Montie Hillis improves after illness. Dr W F Wyatt of Lexington Ky visiting the Wyatt family and praised for his growing professional life. Montie Hillis ill at home on Fifth avenue West.

J. H. Calvin Fort Worth Tex Travelers’ Protective Association Grand Lodge Texas Calvin

First Officer Testifies on Storstadt Collision Sinking Empress of Ireland

The first officer of the collier Storstadt testified from Quebec on June 17 that a swift voyage was planned before the collision that sank the Empress of Ireland in the St. Lawrence River, causing heavy loss of life.

International News Service Quebec Storstadt St. Lawrence Storstad Airp Tron River Domies

Becatar Daily Borrowers Readership Noted

A brief item notes widespread readership of the Becatar Daily with mentions that some readers must borrow the paper to access it.

Ambition and social notes from the South

A poem on ambition contrasts with ordinary life. The column mentions visits by Mrs. A B Anderson and Mrs. A Thornton to Knoxville and Nashville. Eleanor Burleson leaves to visit Mrs. Lipscomb. Dinsmore of Falkville enters Watson-Greer infirmary. Lide and Penn plan a mountain summer. Brock heads to Denver for two months. Mrs. Florence Mudd arrives from San Francisco to visit Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Hilton returns from Narcoo. Boudelin visits Aspen Hill. Garrison travels to Sheffield. Stanley returns from Center Grove. Musa Kelley visits the Decaturs. Atwood Hill marries J K Matthews of Memphis at Mooresville. The couple will be away until October.

Miss Atwood=Hill J. A.hill Mooresville J. K. Matthews Memphis East Miss Hill North Alabama

The Lost Smile Hidden In A Child’s Closet

A poem recalls a precious item, a sunny smile, missing from the Mary Josephine household. After extensive searching under furniture and behind screens, the item is found hidden beneath a coat nout, restoring joy to the family.

Mary Josephine

Central Baptist Ladies Observe Stat Mission Day Ceremony

The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society met with Mrs. L. H. Buis for Stat Mission Day observance. Talks stressed strengthening the educational system with support for Harding College Judson College Newton Collegiate Institute Health Springs Industrial Academy and regional mountaineer schools. Gifts promised ongoing support while prayers for W M U officers were offered. A linen shower for Miss Jimmie Galey bride-elect at Miss Josephine Rogers home featured a punch form and many gifts from friends.

Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of The Central Baptist Church L. H. Buis Howard College Judson College Newton Collegiate Institute Springs Industrial Academy Star Officers W. H .Simpson R. H. Allison Josephine Rogers Fifth Avenue Jimmie Galey Maisie Nelson Charlote Rogers

Chamberlain's Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief

An advertisement urges readers to try a twenty five cent bottle of Chamberlains Liniment to relieve rheumatic pains, noting it is sold by all dealers.

Strike Election Looms for Engineers and Firemen West of Chicago

Chicago June 17. Nine tenths of the 75 000 engineers and firemen west of Chicago may vote to call a strike. Balloting is under way and likely to finish by Friday. Managers say granting the engineers and firemen demands would raise wages by 33 million dollars annually. Negotiations had previously broken off.

International News Service Chicago

Rebels Defeated in Barazza Move to Peace Talks

Barazza Albania June 17 rebels attacking the town have been defeated and are seeking peace. International Marines patrol the city and no further fighting is anticipated.

International News Service Barazza Albania

No Secret About Chamberlain Tablets Widely Known

Advertisement notes daily growing fame of Chamberlain tablets for stomach and liver trouble. Claims grand remedy. for sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain Haveen All Deal

Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Morgan County

Probate Court Morgan County grants letters of administration for the estate of Ames W Eatls deceased to the undersigned. The appointment was made on April 3 1914 by Judge Wim. J Skeggs. All persons with claims must present them at once as required by law.

Ames W. Eatls Morgan County Wim Skeggs

Prostitution Claims Attract Attention In Club Talk

George J. Kneeland told the General Federation of Women's Clubs that commercialized vice thrives among girls aged fifteen to eighteen. In Quebec, officials heard testimony on the Empress of Ireland collision while UK House committees debated water power development and naval appropriations. Unionists attacked the Government in Parliament over Ulster and Nationalist volunteers.

George J. Kneeland General Federation of Women's Clubs Ulster Volunteers House of Commons

Raine Trial Adjourned Over Jury Venue Issue

The trial of Memphis banker C. Hunter Raine, accused of embezzling one million dollars, was adjourned due to the wrong venue being called for jury service. Democratic Senate leaders began moving to speed the Administration anti trust program and depart Washington late in July.

C. Hunter Raine Memphis Senate Washington

Viviani Faces Confidence Vote in French Chamber

The new French Premier Rene Viviani makes his first appearance in the Chamber of Deputies followed by a confidence vote on the ministry, decided 362 to 139 in favor.

Chamber of Deputies Rene Viviani

Favorable NC Gold Mine Investigation Resolution Expected

A favorable report on the resolution ordering the investigation of the booming of a North Carolina gold mine on Senate stationery is expected Friday.

North Carolina Senate

Butte Miners Union Sees Possible Compromise

Mayor Duncan of Butte Montana announced after a conference of both factions that a compromise in the miners dispute is probable. The report notes union leaders and city officials discussed a path to ending the standoff.

Duncan Butte, Mont Miners’ Union

Roosevelt Addresses Royal Geographical Society in London

Former president Theodore Roosevelt spoke at the Royal Geographical Society in London delivering an address on his experiences in the wilds of Brazil.

Col Roosevelt Royal Geographical Society London Brazil

Court martial Ordered at Naval Academy Cadet Exam Affair

A court martial at the Naval Academy has been ordered to determine if a cadet took an examination for a fellow cadet.

Naval,Academy

Uniform traffic laws urged at police chiefs meeting

Police chiefs in Grand Rapids urged standard traffic laws for every U S city during yesterday's meeting, calling for nationwide uniformity to improve enforcement and road safety.

United States Grand Rapids

Testored in Italy Revolutionary Events Reported

Fragmentary text notes upheaval in Italy last week with references to Hiss and varied incidents amid normal conditions, but details remain unclear from the damaged source.

Italy

Supreme Bench Appointee William B. Hornblower Dies

William B. Hornblower eminent lawyer born Paterson New Jersey May 18 1851 died in Litchfield Connecticut. He studied at Princeton and Columbia Law, worked on constitutional reform and state consolidation, fought for Cleveland's Supreme Court nomination, led a reform Democratic stance, and left two sons Lewis and George.

Litchfield Conn William B. Hornblower Paterson N. J Gandfather New Jersey America Continental Congress Princeton University Columbia Law School David B. Hill Grover Cleveland Hornblower United States Supreme Court Hill Murphy Cleveland Senate Board of Statuatory Consolidation State Bar Association Susan Co. Sanford Emily

Engraved Visiting Cards Offered by Decatur Shop

Decatur shop advertises lines of engraved visiting cards with varied prices to suit all budgets and invites customers to read the latest news for details.

Notable war correspondent Bennett Burleigh dies in London

International News Service reports Bennett Burleigh, a leading war correspondent, died in London on June 17. Burleigh covered conflicts across many lands and fields, earning recognition for his frontline reporting.

Aternational News Service London Bennett Burleigh

Also Mentioned on This Page

Buttrey’s Geo. A. Hoff L. Jones W. P. Hardin Parkville J. H King W. B Knight J. A. Preeley Lacon Ante; White Atlanta R. B. White E. M. Bilis J. M. Boteler Chas. Robertdon Benson Dave H. Brown W. F. Wyatt Lexington, Ky L. B. Wyatt Dr. Wyatt Montie Hilis West Storstan Reed the Becaturs Selly Gow Showld Palm Beach Panama W. W. Garnett Modiety New Decatur Margaret Clinton Shelton Lyman Eres St. Louis Globe-Democrat A. B. Anderson Knoxville A. Thornton Nashville Mrs J. W. Thornton Eleanor Burleson J .L. Lipscomb A. M. Dinsmore Falkville Watson-Greer Infirmary Blanche Lide Henry Penn Mountains 8S. D. Brock Denver, Col J. L. Brock Florence Mudd San Francisco Cal T. H. Williams James Hilton Narrooo Ala R. F. Boteler 5. M. Boudelin N. B. Hall Aspen Hill Tenn 8. R. Garrison Sheffield J. G. Stanley Center. Grove Musa Kelley of Ensley Decaturs Hill-Matthews Carter Clem Mania Ana Ors House Public Lands Committee House Idaho Mississippi Masonic Theatre Nestor Wallace Reid Dorothy Davenport Lois Webber Litchfield, Conn City OF New York Supreme United States Senate Louis R. Patment Westville, Ill Detriot Delite Theatre Kate Arthur ‘ Mackley Mary Alden Miriam Cooper Mutual Girl Weekly Star Theatre Today Cutey Wallie van Simp Simpson Sivley & Sandlin Second Avenue Boston Louisville & Nashville R. R Resorts J. K. Hubbard Mammoth Cave Nature Cave Springs Dancey Plantation Leand, Ansty Dd Dancey, Ne
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