Nation's Greatest Labor Reunion Opens in Richmond
Grey clad veterans return to Richmond as the Confederate reunion opens amid rain threats. Old commanders salute, visitors from trains and steamboats gather under bars and flags for a ceremony honoring Lee Davis and Stonewall Jackson. Officials anticipate a somber but ceremonial tribute.
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Richmond
Dixie
International News Service
Chmond
Citadel
The
Confederacy
Sons of Veterans
Viata
Stonewall Jackson
Mrs Edmundson Speaks Tonight in Decatur Hall
Mrs. W. B. Edmundson seeks Congress from the eighth district and will address Decatur City Hall tonight at 8 o'clock. The public is invited as she returns from Madison County where she spoke to large crowds and continues her Morgan County campaign tomorrow with a talk at the Alistonville school building.
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W. B. Edmundson
Decatur
Edmundson
Madison County
Morgan County
Alistinville
Revolt Against Soviet Government Reported in Russia
An Exchange telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen, via Heers, states 10,000 counter revolutionists led by Mironov have captured Buturlinov in Boronesch province and control a large area. The report comes from International News Service in London dated June 19.
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International News Service
London
Buttirlinov
Boronesch
Copenhagen
Heers
Mironov
Buturlinov
Weather Outlook for Alabama and Southern States
Local showers expected tonight or Tuesday in Alabama. Across the South Atlantic and Gulf States generally fair weather will prevail with widely scattered thundershowers during the week.
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Alabama
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Lie Detector Clears Murder Suspect Henry Wilkens
Photograph shows Henry Wilkens submitting to the lie detector invented by Dr. John A. Larson at Berkeley Police. The device indicated he told the truth about his wife’s murder by two auto bandits, freeing him amid suspicions tied to previous threats and a separate maintenance suit.
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Henry Wilkens
John A. Larson
Berkeley Cal. Police Department
Wilkens
Walter
Arthur Castor
Kenzie pushes early floor vote on Muscle Shoals measure
Acting Chairman McKenzie of the House Military Affairs Committee moves to make the Muscle Shoals bill privileged with ten hours of general debate and amendment freedom. If Rules Committee delays, he can pull the bill to the floor. House leaders favor delaying until after the July recess, with possible August consideration.
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International News Service
Washington
McKenzie
House
Military Affairs Committee
House Rules ‘Committee
Rules Committee
Fax Collector Makes Settlement
The county board of revenue meets to review the tax collector’s annual collections before state settlement due by July 1.
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County Board of Revenue
Sesson
First Cotton Bloom of Year Displayed in West Albany
The first cotton bloom of the year was shown Saturday afternoon by David Brown a prominent local resident aged 78 The cotton was grown in West Albany.
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David Brown
West Albany
Whistles Through Fingers Fatal Blow Ends In Death
A 4 year old boy, Ruben, died at Belleview hospital after an older boy fired a blank cartridge at his jaw. The wound was initially superficial but lockjaw developed despite serum treatment. The assailant, of Latin parentage, is held by police.
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Ane Harrison
Belleview Hospital
Ruben
Indictment Ties Colonel Thompson to Sinn Fein Gun Plot
Federal grand jury in Trenton charges Colonel Marcellus H. Thompson, son in law of George Harvey, and seven others with conspiring to ship machine guns to Sinn Fein in defiance of neutrality laws. In 1921, 495 guns were allegedly found buried under coal in the Eastside freighter’s bunkers at Hoboken.
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International News Service
Trenton
Marcellus H. Thompson
George Harvey
England
Marinery
Sinn Fein
Thompson
Auto Ordnance Company
New York
Distributors of Arms
Hoboken
N. J
Colonel Thompson
John P
Father Kills Son And Then Himself
In Covington area Kenton County Kentucky farmer C B Brooks aged 65 shot and killed his son J Leslie Brooks 33 early this morning. He then used a shotgun to end his own life in a workshop after threatening his two wives who attempted to intervene with revolvers in their pockets. The tragedy stems from long bitter quarrels.
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Covington
C. B. Brooks
Kenton County
J. Leslie S
Fire at Decature Cornice plant causes minor damage
At 9 15 Saturday night an alarm reported a blaze at the Decature Cornice and Roofing Co planing mill in Albany. A combustion ignited inflammable material and the fire was quickly extinguished with damage estimated at about 25 dollars.
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Albany
Decature Cornice and Roofing Co
The Truth About Henry Ford Careers at Ford plants and leaders
The article traces Henry Ford’s early growth including the 1905 dividend, expansion to a larger Piquette street factory, and key hires such as Klingen smith and Emde. It notes rapid advancement for devoted workers like Klingen smith and Emde, highlighting Ford’s practice of rewarding long service as the Ford company grew into Highland Park and River Rouge operations.
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Piquett Street
Piquette ‘Street
Klingensmith
Ford
Kngensmith
Highland Fark
The
Tribune
Pigtes‘reet
Ca | Emde
Highland Park
Emde
Ford- Newberry
Senate
Piquette Street
Sorenson
Dan
River Rouge
Twin Cities Revival Ends Amid Rain and Winds
Strong religious revival in the Twin Cities closes after a dramatic weekend. Tucker revivals draw large crowds despite yesterday afternoon rain and wind storm. final sermons stress faith and living fully for God. Rev. Penland preaches on Caleb and steadfast trust, urging pure motives and active faith. The First Baptist revival continues with strong attendance after tents collapse, moved to the Masonic Theater for Evangelist Dunn's final message.
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Tabernacle
Bob Jones
Tucker
Twin Cities
J. H. Sturdivant
Central Methodist Church
Melvin
George Tucker
Hutson
Ten
Pharoah
Moses
Israel
Rev. Tucker
Grant Street
H. B. Cagle
Masonic Theater
Evangelist Dunn
Acto
Woodroof
Masonic
Dunn
St. Paul
Paul
Coal miners and rail men form baronial alliance for looming strike
John L. Lewis says leaders of miners and railroad workers approve a coalition to wage a major show down in the coal strike and possible railroad tie up. He predicts united action with miners and railway workers prepared to fight, citing wage board cuts as motive and urging no retreat.
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International News Service
Cincinnati
United States
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Railway
Severe Storm Causes Wide Damage in Twin Cities
A severe storm struck the Twin Cities on Sunday afternoon bringing heavy rain and high winds. Trees were uprooted or split, limbs scattered across streets, and shade trees and tents were damaged near shops and the Louisville and Nashville railroad area. The baseball park suffered damage as well. Lower streets became flooded and aid crews attended the scene.
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Twin Cities
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Sixth Ave
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