Hall Love Letters Showed Motive
The court noted that a phone operator could have identified Hall by hearing him with a woman during a telephone call related to the shooting. It held that laws bar employees of phone and telegraph companies from divulging information about men on the wires except when information is sought by legal tribunals.
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Mlie
Pyr
Nen Lt
Ahe Heard Hall
New York Clothing Center Themed Thieves Feather Latest Theft
An unclear note describes a theft at a New York clothing shop with references to Neder en Haren and unusual phrases. Details are fragmented and names are not clearly identifiable in the readable text.
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New York
Alt
Social calendar notes society events in Decatur
Margaret C Shelton-Phone Decatur 362 reports Friday rook party plans for Miss Orwell Miss McCoy and Miss Cassells at Canal Street Rook Club. Mrs Perkins hostess for rook luncheon. Miss Polly Cherry of Nashville guest. Miss Telletye Buchanan and Mary Daniell visiting Montgomery receive social attention incl a swimming party and buffet. Miss Emily Carroll hosts four table bridge luncheon with Miss Cassells and others. The column lists numerous visits illnesses travel and society gatherings across Decatur with hosting families and guests.
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Miss Orwell
Miss McCoug
Miss Cassells
Canal Street
Caseweere
Rigsden
Mires
Wales
Perkins
Edward Cherry
Polly Cherry
Nashville
M Daniell
Buchanan
Telletye Buchanan
Mary Daniell
Miss Daniell
Richard Taylor Rives
Montgomery
County Club
Rives
Emily Carroll
Misses McCoy
Otwell
Lillian Raney
Elizabeth Orwell
Helen McCoy
Cullman
Agnes Cassells
Helen Grane
Birmingham
Marpory
Pointer
Agnes Giles
Eleanor ‘Ramage
Elizabeth Ann Morrow
Bessie Bailey
Margaret Broadus
Sarah Blackwell
Rotunees "Hines
Births Reported for Three Local Families
Born to Mr and Mrs C G Vin cen a boy on June 16 weighing eight pounds. A daughter named Katherine Louise was born June 19 to Rev and Mrs G C Walker. Ernest Hand ley and wife welcomed a ten pound boy Clyde Mahlon Handley on June 22.
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C. G. Vincen
G. C. Walker
Katherine Louise
Ernest Handley
Clyde Mahlon Handley
Notice of Democratic Party Primary Election in Alabama 1922
The Democratic Party of Alabama announces its state primary on the second Tuesday in August 1922 to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general auditor superintendent of education and other statewide offices. It also covers district and county positions, delegates to the state convention, and party officers to be elected in November. Chairman James D Webb signs as state chair.
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Democratic Party
Alabama
Public Service Commission
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Congress
House of Repretives
Board of Education
Boards of Revenue
Tech
Fragments Describe Ailing Room Ambience And Aromas
A damaged excerpt describes a scene with a room and scent notes. It mentions coffee, wax, gum, and a warm glow, aiming to produce a pleasant odor and ambiance. The text is fragmented and unclear but hints at a sensory setting.
Richmond Man Praises Tanlac For Health Rescue
Richmond resident R. E. Criddie of 110 N Robinson St reports Tanlac improved his stomach trouble and daily nausea. He says pain, poor appetite, and misery vanished and he can eat anything now. He endorses Tanlac as sold by all good druggists.
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Rub. Criddle
Tanlac
R. EB. Criddie
N. Robinson St
Richmond
Leonid
Tartlac
West Visits as Secretary of State Candidate Arrives
Henry Co. resident West of Birmingham visits friends in the Twin today. He voices strong confidence about the primary election outcome. Jarman J. White of Falkville is in the city on business. Earl Gargus returns to Midlothian Texas after visiting his mother here. E H Gerald improves after illness. Roger Gardner remains home ill this week. W N Cowden expected from Arkansas to spend a few days at home. Earl Wells, a Daily carrier, returns from a two week stay in Gadsden.
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Young People’s Missionary Society
Marjorie Pointer
Ferry Street
Agnes Cassels
Rio de Janero
Pluma King
Miss Marjorie
Helen. Crane
Pointer
Helen Crane
Birmingham
Ala
Elizabeth Ottwell
Cullman
Helen McKey
Julia McLaurine
Dallas
Texas
Mary C. Rogers
Elizabeth Huston
Louise Fleming
Vivian Fleming
Marion Callahan
Marguerite Smith
Henry Co. "West
West
Earl Gargus
Midlowthian
Earl Wells
Onene
Carrier Boys
Gadsden
Notice of Lewis Hardage estate appointment
Letters of administration granted June 7 1922 Morgan County Probate Court to Lewis Hardage as administrator of the estate of Mrs Rath Hardage deceased. Creditors must present claims within the legal period or be barred.
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Lewis, Hardage
Rath . Hardage
Morgan County
I LP
Troup
Kewis Hardage
Thanksgiving Every Day Health Claim Ad
An old advertisement touts Mayr´s Wonderful Remedy promising cure for stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. It claims a single dose removes catarrhal conditions and inflammation, with money back guarantee after testimonials of relief from doctors and patients.
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Mayr
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