Mrs Edmundson Delivers Warm Decatur Address On Merits In Congress
Mrs Edmundson spoke to a Decatur audience urging voters to judge candidates on merit, lauding the Nineteenth Amendment and criticizing dynastic politics. She outlined national issues, Tennessee Valley potential, and the Shoals project, pressing for farmer representation and river navigation improvements.
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Mrs. Edmundson
Decatur
W- B. Edmondson
Congress
Eighth
Edmundson
Alabama
Tennessee Valley
Washington
Tennessee
Ford
Imatareis &Ecrue
Chattanooga
Doctor Held On Charge of Wife and Friend Ta
Washington Ga June 20. Post mortems ordered on the bodies of Dr J G Saggus and Mrs Wilbanks to determine cause of death in what prosecutors call a plot to allow Saggus to wed Mrs Wilbanks widow. Saggus jailed in Washington as Mrs Saggus in Harlem discusses alleged murders and denies responsibility.
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International
Washington, Ga
Charles Ababhs
Wilbank
Harlem
Wilbanks
Mary Walker Saggus
J. G. Saggus
Saggus
Ted
the Searle
Washington
Baptismal Service at First Baptist in Decatur
A baptismal service is planned at First Baptist Church of Decatur with many candidates reported. The Mission Committee held a 3:30 meeting yesterday afternoon, canceling regular revival, while Rev. Ben Dunn preached last night on Confusion, urging believers to seek Christ amid perceived confusion.
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First Baptist Church
Christ
Tower of Babel
Dunn
Weather Forecast for Alamada Cloudy with Showers
The forecast from Alamada calls for cloudy skies with showers tonight or Wednesday. No change in temperature is expected.
Yinton New Head Machinists Union
The Central Labor Union held a meeting at Armen's Hall with President Edward Spain presiding. Officers elected: President 8.C. Winton, Vice President H. C. Hutchison, Secretary W. G. Gentry, Financial Secretary Edward M Johns, Treasurer 0. Otte, Door Keeper J. D. Clead, Chaplain Edward Spain, Trustees John Babler R. Worley J. H. Napps, and Press Reporter J. E. Blair. Reports from Alabama federation of Labor were discussed.
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Centralabor Union
Armen’s Hall
Edward Spain
C. Winton
H. C. Hutchison
W. G. Gentry
Edward M Johns
0. Otte
J. D. Clead
John Babler
R. Worley
J. H. Napps
J. E. Blair
Alabama Federation of Labor
Three Gook Boys Denied Bond in Somerville Store Robbery
Madison Guden and Barney Cook were arraigned Monday for the Lyma Henderson store robbery near Somerville and released after waiving to the August grand jury. They are linked to the Blankenship case and remain under investigation.
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Madison
Giden
Barney ‘Cook
Lyma Henderson
Somerville
Former minister accused in double wife murder case
Elliott Padrick a suspended Methodist minister is alleged by police to have killed his 18 year old wife and her mother near Dover Georgia after claiming jealousy. The bodies were found in a car off the Ogeechee River bridge and Padrick was arrested in Dover after walking away from the scene. He was taken to Augusta to avert mob violence.
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International News Service
Salvania
Elliott Padrick
Methodist
Mothi Aw
Ogeyehee
Dover
Padrick
M. B. Dixon
Roth
Poe
Clio
Sylvania
Augusta
Green Cut
Kellog Leads Lunbee in Republican Senate Fight
Minneapolis dispatch reports Senator Frank B. Kellog ahead of former Congressman Ernest Lunbee by more than two to one in the Republican senatorial nomination race based on latest returns from yesterday's primary.
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Kellog
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank B. Kellog
Ernest Lunbee
Farm Bureau to Ballot Directors for Current Term
Alabama Farm Bureau prepares ballots for final election of the Board of Directors of the Cotton Association. District 4 lists Clyde Hendrix and J. M. Houston as the two candidates, with votes counted centrally and results sent to Montgomery. Ballots mailed to contract signers. late signers may vote by writing a ballot.
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Alabama Farm Burest Cotton Association
State Farm Bureau
State Farm
Montgomery
Lawrence
Morgan and
Cullman
Clyde Hendrix
J. M. Houston
Norton Purchases The Duncan Home
Announcement that L. W. Norton has bought the Dr. Duncan home on West Moulton Street as an investment. The transfer was handled through L. B. Wyatt and Sons, Albany real estate dealers. The consideration was not made public.
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L. W. Norton
Dr. Duncan
West Moulton Street
L. B. Wyatt and Sons
Albany
The Truth About Henry Ford and the Peace Ship
An exposé of the 1915 Peace Ship venture led by Henry Ford. It details how Ford and collaborators aimed to push Europe toward peace, the roles of Jane Addams and others, the controversial voyage, and the mixed reception upon return. The piece notes costs, critics, and the involvement of American women writers.
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Henry Ford
Speace
Europe
Wilson
Jane Addams
Chicago
America
Ford
Mr. Ford
S. Ex
Veterans Unite in Jubilant Reunion at Richmond
In Richmond Virginia Governor Trinkle welcomed about five veterans from the Corfe space seminar and the Old Dominion was praised by Mayor Gainslie. The vets rose often to cheer and there were no illnesses or accidents among the visitors.
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International New
Time Limit Near For Candidates To Quit Primary Race
James H. Webb, chairman of the state democratic executive committee, warns candidates in the August 8 Democratic primary to quit now if they wish to withdraw. Names have been certified to the secretary of state and shipped to the printer. ballots must reach probate judges thirty days before the election to allow absent voting.
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Montgomery
Ala
James H. Webb
State Democratic Executive Committee
Secretary of State
Webb
Alabama
Deaths dip in Morgan County from March to April
The state health department reports 42 deaths in Morgan County in March and 38 in April, showing a decline in April compared with March.
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Morgan County
Statistical Department of the State Health Department
Ford plan stalls amid bitter charges by five lawmakers
President Harding faces a setback as five representatives clash over Ford's development plan for the Muncie Shoals power plant. Officials say the president cannot analyze the technical details and may rely on experts to decide the project’s future.
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International News Service
Washington
Harding
Muncie Shoals
White House
Power Company
Gineer
Ford
Republicans condemn Ford plan as subsidy fraud and bribe
A GOP report led by tative Kearns labels Ford’s offer a subsidy and hollow promise. It calls the Weenie finance a payer of the cost of plants and upkeep, alleging the government would pay over 200 million if accepted. The document criticizes Ford’s fertilizer contract and denied inquiry into it.
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Tative Kearns
Throuch
Congress
Fordetter
Kearn
Ren Ee Ingham
Mass, Crowther
Pep New York
Morin
Cre Ansy
Ford
Alladin
Westion
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Iowa
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West Point
Olmstead
Kaplan
First Baptist
Yinton New Head Machinists Union
Motreran-Law
Georgia Church
Farm Bureau
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