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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
2
The notice lists Raitor and Manager Associate Editor of Long Distance 9902 among Local 46 affiliates. Reported charges or actions were not detailed, but the document assigns roles and monetary figures of $1.75 and $6.00 to specific items.
The American Federation of Labor faces a contentious vote in Cincinnati as delegates consider accepting Henry Ford’s Muscle Shoals bid. Labor leaders from Albany warn of strong moves to keep public control of hydro plants, while calls to sell or lease utilities to Ford dominate discussions and headlines.
A notable address by Hansford Anders of the American Legion and Vice Commander George L. Yaa, accompanied later by leaders from the Pressman's Union and the American Federation of Labor, praised labor and unity. Commander MacNider commended labor for aiding disabled soldiers and urged joint defense of the government against detractors.
Fragmentary text notes a charged debate among lawmakers and public opinion over a Ford proposal regarding Muscle Shoals. Describes factions for and against the plan, with references to opposition by some groups and pressure from others, hinting at broader conflicts over control of assets.
A young Boston girl killed herself following harsh rumors about her character. The reports spread, blaming her and isolating her, leading to despair and self harm as she faced relentless unkind gossip.
A Boston woman suffers from vicious rumors that ruin reputations and drive some to ruin. The Commercial Appeal urges fairness and accountability for those who spread malice and harm.
A Nashville Tennesseean summary cites Public Ledger pieces arguing that German empires face heavy taxation and public spending yet refrain from honoring debts while Americans question who bears reparations costs. The piece critiques German living standards and blames German policy for postwar chaos, contrasting Versailles with Berlin observations.
President James E. Smith of the Mississippi Valley Association urges leaders across twenty seven states to press Congress and Senators to accept the Ford proposal with Gorgas included. He cites Muscle Shoals delays and charges special interests blocked the Gorgas plant in the Ford plan, contrasting majority and minority reports biased by regional influence.
The report criticizes Ford's offer to assume government activities at Muscle Shhools labeling the plan as frenzied finance and portraying Ford’s propaganda as often void of truth while alleging aims to control fertilizer supply.
The Church of Christ used the sewing theatre last night after their tent was damaged by a wind. Evangelist Dunn spoke on the Philippian jailor conversion as Paul and Silas were freed by an earthquake. He left at dawn for revival work near Memphis. Tonight Rev. Woodruff, the local pastor, will speak.
Alabama agents seized nine illicit stills during the week across Cleburne Tuscaloosa and Wilcox counties. Six stills found in Cleburne with 4,600 gallons mash poured out. two arrested for possession. in Tuscaloosa one small still with 20 gallons mash and 12 gallons liquor, two arrested. Wilcox two small stills 30 gallons beer and two suspects charged. Girard in Russell county raid netted 21 gallons of liquor with two arrests.
The Farview district approved a three mill tax to augment school funds, funding longer terms, better buildings, and improved educational efforts. Superintendent B L Hays praised countywide outlook and anticipated significant progress in the coming school year.
Lammas Day on August 1 marks the first fruits of the earth with emphasis on the grain harvest. The origin of Lam tide is debated, but the date signifies the harvest's fruition and the dominion over the crops.
A London dealer creates exclusive cigars for distinguished men each receiving a unique stand named after them, signaling tailor made luxury. The project highlights bespoke luxury production and personalized branding for elite clients.
A reader recalls a sister near death from gall stones who could not be operated on due to weakness. She attributes recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, claiming within three weeks she regained strength, walked a mile, and left the illness behind.
Southern League at Nashville enjoy an off day while Memphis meets Birmingham Little Rock faces Atlanta and Mobile travels to New Orleans only three games on the card.
National League games include St. Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. The slate features rivalries across major cities, with teams aiming for key wins on the road or at home this weekend.
Mrs Edmundson delivered a speech praising the Tennessee River development and its potential to boost Albany and Decatur into cities of a hundred thousand. She urged improved schools and transportation, argued for economy and cutting national taxes, and favored reallocating funds to benefit common people. The talk drew frequent applause.
Major league slate lists Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, New York at Cleveland, and Boston at Detroit in American League action.
Memphis beat Birmingham 2 1 and Little Rock triumphed over Atlanta 5 2 with only two games listed. In the American League Cleveland won 4 2 over New York while St Louis lost to Philadelphia 3 2 and Chicago and Washington 0 0. Detroit defeated Boston 11 9.
Philadelphia tied Chicago 6 apiece while Brooklyn and Pittsburgh won 6 to 5 and St Louis edged New York 5 to 4. Only three games were scheduled.
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