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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
2
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Our Ticket endorses Woodrow Wilson for president with the Platform America First. Edward B. Almeen stands for Congress. R. C. Brick and C. Kyle seek Circuit Judgeships. L. P. Troup is the Probate Judge candidate. James L. Draper runs for Circuit Court Clerk. Frank J. Troup is Tax Assessor, Chas. C. Robertson Tax Collector, plus other Democratic nominees.
An article urges North Alabama to join a nationwide preparedness parade on July Fourth to revive patriotic spirit amid wartime. It calls on organizations and individuals to cooperate, lead or support efforts, and marshal community support to honor independence and defend liberty and democracy.
A call to action urges readiness as 100 local boys may patrol near the border in Mexico after July 1. Citizens are urged to join the preparedness parade on July 4 to show support.
The fragment hints at a political clash with Woodrow Wilson targeting Americanism. It suggests an upcoming campaign clash where the New Yorker Hughes faces opposition and broad political contention. The tone implies rising partisan effort and public scrutiny.
Tom Watson branding Muscle Shoals supporters as grabbers drew sharp criticism from opponents who accuse the Jeffersonian writer of inflaming tensions. The dispute centers on development plans and regional investment.
All members of the Daily editorial staff have joined the Y M C A. The 500 member drive closes tonight and asks readers if they have joined yet.
A newspaper note cites a $1,000 reward for the capture of Dave Overton. Local authorities anticipate intensified pursuit as the bank incident remains unresolved.
The guidance compares Carranza to Roosevelt, noting that he should imitate the ex president’s firm posture and poised walk, likening it to King Agag's neck arched and light tread. The comment frames a call for decisive leadership amid unfolding events.
A newspaper note quips about a Shakespeare in Denmark headline and questions whether corruption or trouble lurks behind the literary reference. The line suggests a playful or critical take on a Danish setting or cultural piece.
Dispatches from Washington describe ongoing military actions after the Carrizal engagement. Gen Pershing seeks clarification on who was responsible as Mexican reports claim casualties and prisoners. The White House awaits a full Pershing report before policy changes and Colonel officers are freed to act under their own discretion.
Attractive newly painted cottage at 413 Jackson St near the Methodist church available for rent. Also listed wood for sale by Wilder Place at 124 New Decatur. Call numbers 133 New Decatur or 281 Decatur for details.
The United States shows little response in state department circles. It is believed Carranza has counted the ensat and desires trouble. A cabinet review is expected today but a definitive program awaits the Poishy ing report before adjournment.
Mexico City reports that foreign governments have urged Carranza to accept mediation to prevent hostilities with the United States. The proposal is under consideration by Carranza and his cabinet with no decision yet. European and American nations are pressing to stop fighting as Pershing's report details the Carrizal clash and the Tenth Cavalry's defense.
A five hour battle near Carrizal left U S troops almost annihilated before retreating to nearby hills. A high official warned war may follow while Pershing’s report cites four troopers as witnesses. The note suggests Mexicans challenge President Wilson’s position and foreshadowing a possible advance.
Secretary Jaker met with President Wilson at 9 15 this morning. He admitted receiving dispatches from Gen Funston but refused to disclose contents. After a 20 minute talk he said the legislative program before Congress remains unchanged and a complete Carrizal report is being prepared.
An order from Secretary Baker directs all encamped units at Springfield to move to the border at once, regardless of equipment status. The sudden mobilization accelerates deployment amid tense international conditions.
Athens reports the Greek government accepted England France and Russia demands and the allies intend to lift the blockade on Greek shipping immediately. Ministers of the entente powers indicated action would be taken today.
A meeting of all committees for the Fourth of July parade and celebration will be held tonight at 7 30 in New Decature City hall. Expected attendees include Herbert and David Olinger Mrs D C Landers Mrs B R Ross of the Decaturs Mrs L O Clark of Haleyville Fred Olinger a member of the regular army from the Philippine Islands and Mrs J Duger of Elkmont Ala.
Joel Olinger 63, longtime L&N shop employee and Decatur resident for 28 years, died after a five year paralysis illness. Funeral services were held at his residence, with Rev. Ira F. Hawkins and Mr. Manley officiating. Interment followed at City Cemetery. he left a large family including three sons and four daughters. He attended Ninth Street Methodist church and belonged to the Junior Order.
Fire sale continues as A Spielberger retires from business offering deep discounts on men s apparel and fabrics. Prices include Douglass oxfords 1.95 to 2.85, best overalls 98c, pants 1.39 to 2.98, hats 69c to 89c, shirts 0.75 to 1.39, yard goods 9c to 1.00, ginghams 5c, and calicoes 5e.
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